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8:00 PM
@AlexA. openSuSE is still being developed?
 
Yes
I had an OpenSUSE VM for a while.
I didn't like it though, accidentally trashed it, then installed Ubuntu instead.
 
I used to use SuSE, but I stopped using it after KDE 4 came out.
 
@VTCAKAVSMoACE You have an OpenSUSE VM?
 
Yes - I'm still learning how to use it though, and haven't had much time to use it.
 
As it turns out, Ubuntu is far superior to any other Linux distro I've tried.
 
8:02 PM
I basically have a VM for every flavor of Linux on the planet
 
Haha
 
It would be funnier if I was kidding.
 
@quartata That's the main reason I have OpenSUSE, to see how Linux distros differ.
 
I really do.
 
It's pretty funny that you're serious.
IMO
 
8:02 PM
There was a time where I just couldn't pick a distro.
So I pretty much tried them all.
 
Delete them all and use Ubuntu.
 
I use Ubuntu Studio currently.
 
Heh. Anybody else have a Windows 10 VM?
 
Evolution of my computer:
 
Or better yet, throw out your computer and live in the woods.
 
8:03 PM
RedHat -> CentOS -> openSuSE -> Ubuntu -> Fedora -> Ubuntu Studio
 
@VTCAKAVSMoACE I have a Windows 7 VM. That's bad enough; I refuse to use Windows n for n > 7.
 
Correction.
 
@quartata What is Ubuntu Studio?
 
Ubuntu Studio is an officially recognized derivative of the Ubuntu Linux distribution, which is explicitly geared to general multimedia production. The original version, based on Ubuntu 7.04, was released on 10 May 2007. == Features == === Real-time kernel === The real-time kernel, first included with Ubuntu Studio 8.04, was modified for intensive audio, video or graphics work. The 8.10 Ubuntu Studio release lacks this real-time kernel. It has been reimplemented in the 9.04 Ubuntu Studio release and stabilized with the release of 9.10. 10.04 Ubuntu Studio, in contrast, does not include ...
 
Oh neat
 
8:04 PM
Marketing target Multimedia enthusiasts
It's a me
 
:)
 
Yeah it's nice
 
Your next VM should be ElementaryOS. @PhiNotPi has experience in this area.
 
@AlexA. Ah yes, ElementaryOS. I've been watching that one for a couple years.
 
Windows 10 is stupid - 8.1 finally had a better way to deal with IPv6 floods, then Windows 10 is entirely vulnerable.
 
8:05 PM
A DE I've been watching for a while too: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89toil%C3%A9
 
All Windows versions suffer from the same problem: They're all Windows.
 
Developments dead sadly... I'm hoping someone will pick it up.
 
You could be the one to pick it up!
 
@AlexA. Truth.
@AlexA. Just because I CAN program in Objective-C doesn't mean I WANT to.
 
I'm not sure if it's the fact that I don't remember much French or if it's just how my mind works, but I thought "étoilé" was the word for "toilet."
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"That's weird, why would someone name an OS 'toilet'?"
 
8:07 PM
It means starlit.
Toliet is toilette.
I can see why you might make that connection though...
 
Yeah, I remembered that after read the beginning of the Wikipedia article.
 
the toil part is in both.
 
New from Alex's Dumb Productions: ToiletOS.
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It will be TempleOS for those who worship the ceramic throne.
 
My RTTTL challenge is so lonely...
I'm tempted to post my own answer just to coax more people into posting.
 
Ronald Told Terrance To Lie
(RTTTL)
 
8:11 PM
Someone literally just posted.
 
Was it you?
 
And it's in a language I've never seen before.
No.
 
What language?
 
123.
 
That's the language?
 
8:11 PM
Guess that's a natural.
Yes.
 
Hm.
 
Two answers*
One's in Whitespace.
 
Yeah that ones been up for a while.
It's the easiest one really.
 
Oh, I thought you said that there was only one answer overall.
 
There was.
Until now.
 
8:13 PM
Got it. :P
 
You know, I've been thinking about making a Java golfing language.
I'm not really sure what exactly to put it in though. The one major thing I thought of was partial matching for classes/methods
And obviously making it script like (not pure OOP)
 
That's when you know you've gone off the deep end of PPCG addiction: When you decide to create your own golfing language.
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I feel like I could make something real nice though. Like Pyth for Java.
@AlexA. Diagnosis?
 
What would you call it? Ja?
 
@quartata Code golf addiction.
 
8:22 PM
@VTCAKAVSMoACE I don't know why, but I was thinking about it the other day and the word Downdraft popped into my head.
I like the sound of it.
(Doesn't actually have anything to do with Java)
But then again, CJam is written in Java and the name doesn't have anythig to do with Java.
 
If it's going to be a derivative of Java, it probably should have some reference to it in the title.
 
@VTCAKAVSMoACE Well just look at Groovy and Scala.
 
True. Very true.
 
Or take a look at Julia. That's obviously a derivative of Python, but there isn't anything related to it in the title /alexbait
 
Again, true - I digress.
 
8:25 PM
Heh
Alright I'm going to implement partial matching and see what that looks like.
 
@quartata ಠ_ಠ
Do you want to get chat banned for lies and slander? :P
 
Fight me
ಠ_ಠ ಠ_ಠ
 
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8:27 PM
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Oh, not again...
 
Heh... Chat wrapping makes that make my eyes hurt.
 
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I got it to the limit of "This message is too long"
 
++++[->++++++++<]>.[->+++++<]>.[->+++++++<]>-..................................‌​...............................................................+[->+++++++<]>.
 
alt+ca0 is my favorite shortcut now
 
8:29 PM
What does it do?
 
Ah what the characters don't render in the terminal.
Well oops.
 
this -> ಠ
 
GG
 
Great Grandpa?
 
good game
 
8:29 PM
ಠ_______________________________________ಠ
 
no re
 
while True:print("ಠ"+"_"*(len(input())-1)+"ಠ")
 
Glorious Grill
 
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8:30 PM
Careful, all of the disapproval will rush to your head
 
It's raining again outside. :(
 
HAI 1.3 GIMME X VISIBLE "ಠ"! IM IN YR LOOP UP VAR!!1 VISIBLE "_"! IZ VAR BIGGER THAN X? KTHX IM OUTTA YR LOOP VISIBLE "ಠ"! KTHXBYE
 
@quartata PP3gPPPs=KSPPs=KSPPPs=c::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::aSPPPs=.
 
@PhiNotPi Going to go for a swim in the street today?
@quartata One eye?
 
oops
 
8:31 PM
@minxomat ¿ǝɹǝɥʇ dn ʇᴉ s,ʍoɥ
 
Also you need VISIBLE "ಠ"! to suppress the newline
 
@Pietu1998 ǝɔıu ǝʇınb
 
What a plebian language.
 
Haha
Or should I say, lol.
 
Hue hue hue
 
8:33 PM
Saturation saturation saturation
 
Lightness lightness lightness
 
Contrast contrast contrast
 
Alpha Alpha Alpha
 
Gamma gamma gamma
 
Red red red
 
8:34 PM
Blue blue blue
 
Nononono
Blue blue blue
 
Has anyone else encountered this before?
 
Now we're mixing color formats
 
Oh crap
 
@VTCAKAVSMoACE Yes.
 
8:34 PM
Yellow yellow yellow
 
yep
most of us
 
It was my favorite esolang for quite a while.
 
Heh. I really want to use that.
 
I was just trying to port the python/lolcode thing to arnoldc now
problem is there's no string type
:(
 
Aw, that's adorable.
Like FORTRAN IV
 
8:35 PM
 
wat
 
Damn, image oneboxing screwed this up.
 
you rotat ma burd
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Today I learned:
 
RIP english
 
8:37 PM
how he suppost eat
 
> As described in RFC 2606 and RFC 6761, a number of domains such as example.com and example.org are maintained for documentation purposes. These domains may be used as illustrative examples in documents without prior coordination with [IANA]. They are not available for registration or transfer.
 
So in theory with the partial matching I want to implement and more flexible syntax
System.out.println('test');
Will look like
 
IT'S SHOWTIME TALK TO THE HAND "test" YOU HAVE BEEN TERMINATED
lol
 
YOU HAVE BEEN, FOR WHATEVER REASON, ELECTED AS THE GOVERNOR OF CALIFORNIA
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Good lord, I'm slaughtering the starboard today.
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Sy.o.\31('test'
That's what it might look like.
Still not that short though.
 
8:40 PM
Or you could just do p('test' - System.out.println is so common anyways.
 
Why would you not import System by default?
 
Not how java works
System.out is a static variable.
 
Oh, I'm thinking C++ with namespace std
 
java.lang.System is always imported, it's just that's how you then reference it
 
8:41 PM
Namespace sounds like a terrible disease to have. O.o
 
> Namespace sounds like a terrible disease to have.
wat
 
Something not most people know though is that you can import static java.lang.System.out
Then refer to it like out.println();
 
Namespace... STD... no? Okay.
 
Oh, I see.
ಠ_ಠ
 
Works. If you are ten.
 
8:43 PM
^
 
:c Meh.
 
Luckily I just turned 11.
 
Anyways, so Sy matches to System, o matches to out and \31 is the thirty first function of out from the top (i.e println(String) )
@VTCAKAVSMoACE See the way I want to do this first is to make it as similar to Java just with the shortened syntax, then starting implementing such builtins.
That'll give me more of a base to make decisions on.
 
I wonder if that will help make Java competitive with other langs
 
@DankMemes It will.
It's actually shorter than Groovy's println which I'm proud of for some reason.
First I've got to make this work
 
8:46 PM
Math would be Ma, then?
 
Just M.
No other M classes are imported by default.
 
Mmmmmmmmmmath
 
And now I know where the name comes in.
 
8 mins ago, by Alex A.
Good lord, I'm slaughtering the starboard today.
No kidding.
 
Haha
 
8:48 PM
So for the number functions "\31" you can use a "downdraft" char to swap from starting at the top of the class to bottom of class.
 
@VTCAKAVSMoACE Seriously... ಠ_ಠ
 
You're missing one at the bottom too
 
@NewMainPosts It annoys me a little that this was posted before I implemented for loops in Minkolang. Is it allowed to use a feature I had planned beforehand even though it was implemented later?
 
No?
 
^
 
8:50 PM
Absolutely. :P The programming language wasn't specifically made to do this question, so I think it's fine.
 
@VTCAKAVSMoACE It isn't per our usual rules.
 
Or per the consensus (if you want to be a smart-ass) :P
 
I thought the rule was that the programming language in it's entirety couldn't be made for a question, not just a function.
 
I would say so
Just note that you had planned the feature before the question was posted and implemented it as planned
 
There. Not it's a fatass
 
8:52 PM
@VTCAKAVSMoACE Typically we say that language features must be implemented prior to the posting of the question.
 
Okie. :P Welp.
Feel free to post it, but it won't win.
 
I released a thing (and probably the most extensive wiki I've ever written for a github project).
 
What is GLSL?
 
@AlexA. C for GPU shader cores.
 
Given that I did have while loops implemented, I think I'll do a solution in that, then do one with for loops. It's just going to be harder and longer to work with only while loops.
 
8:54 PM
@minxomat What are GPU shader cores?
 
The cores of a GPU that calculate shaders...
 
@El'endiaStarman Post both in one answer - note down that for loops were made later, though.
 
OpenGL Shading Language (abbreviated: GLSL or GLslang), is a high-level shading language based on the syntax of the C programming language. It was created by the OpenGL ARB (OpenGL Architecture Review Board) to give developers more direct control of the graphics pipeline without having to use ARB assembly language or hardware-specific languages. == Background == With advances in graphics cards, new features have been added to allow for increased flexibility in the rendering pipeline at the vertex and fragment level. Programmability at this level is achieved with the use of fragment and ve...
 
@VTCAKAVSMoACE Of course.
 
Ugh. In order to get this working I'm going to have to write my own class loader.
Bleh.
 
8:57 PM
@minxomat Ah yes, graphics something something. Well your thing looks neat!
Congrats!
 
Oh wait I just figured out a way to do it without a class loader.
It still involves reflection. Bleh/2
 
@AlexA. No, not grpahics. GPGPU is a term for general purpose calculations on GPUs. Like cryptohashing, weather analysis etc. Basically it allows you to perform math on up to 659344 floats at the same time :)
 
Holy crap
Even cooler!
 

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