The Nineteenth Byte

@mınxomaτ Do they let you boot from a recovery partition?

3:34 AM

yes

try that and editing back /usr/bin

ok ill try

@mınxomaτ I did do backup

but i relized a bit late and backup is messed up too

I think I should probably copy /www folder and try on new VPS

Why a new one? Backup, reinstall.

yeah but the thing is server is still able to correctly serve content and all so I don't want to shut it off rn

ok I've got into a recovery partion

but it doesn't have a /usr/bin folder

no, you mount the orginal partition

and work on the /usr/bin on that

3:40 AM

?

Mount the partition. Your /.

the recovery partition is like a completly different hard drive than your original one

you need to fix the original one

well yeah i know that much

am I not copying /usr/bin from recovery partion to original?

E.g. if / was on /dev/sda2, then mount /dev/sda2 /mnt and work there.

thats what i do when i bork my mac

3:41 AM

@Downgoat Well, you have to mount a partition before you can read it.

:| how do I find where mount is kept

they are like 100 stuffs in dev

@Downgoat Post the output of df -h here.

> df: invalid option -- 'h'

Just df then

3:45 AM

Uhm, what hard drives do you see in /dev ?

@Downgoat That means your main partitions aren't mounted yet. Now we need to find them.

can't exactly show all here because the list is getting truncated

Make a screenshot of ls /dev/s*

@Downgoat Yeah, probably not. You'd have to have hundreds of drives for that list to be trunced.

no sda stuff

@Downgoat Hm. Do ls /dev/v*

3:48 AM

Mount vda1

mount /dev/vda1 /mnt

do i need to mkdir /mnt?

Yes.

Damn, CentOS is weird.

:D ok my file system is in /mnt now

Are your files there?

yup

though if I chown here, I'm not sure which kernel's root it will use

3:51 AM

....I just wrote four ternary conditionals in JS as A : B ? C... >_<

@Downgoat you can chroot first

@Downgoat Also, DO offers an advanced recovery shell that's extremely easy to use (e.g. to reset SSH root): digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/…

I am surely doing something completely wrong

Your shell is restricted. Probably a busybox.

yes it is

3:56 AM

Can you manually run /mnt/usr/bin/bash?

oh that's a smart idea

If you can't, please follow the DO guide I posted above. (They'll give you a real bash)

...how does JavaScript not have a built-in, sensible rounding function that returns a number rounded to any precision you like...?

crap can't load an object file

@El'endiaStarman ... yes it does

@El'endiaStarman toFixed

3:57 AM

@Maltysen Returns a string. That's the thing.

@El'endiaStarman just *1

3.5673.toFixed(2)*1

Where's the sense in requiring JS developers to cast back to a number after rounding?

This seems like a terribly simple thing to fix in the source code, and yet...

well toFixed does to string in purpose

it adds trailing 0's as needed

^

it'll also scientific notation if needed which needs string

Hmm, point. So really, the solution is to make Math.round accept a second argument.

4:00 AM

wait, what senario are you in, in which being 0.00001 makes big difference

are you making pioneer probe?

Anything that requires precision is probably not a good application for JavaScript.

^ trye

@Downgoat yeah NASA is using avocadOS now

I don't want high precision. I want convenience and sensibility. Rounding a number to a given precision and getting a number back seems like such a no-brainer function to have. Instead we get rounding to an integer and rounding to a given precision which returns a string.

function roundToPrescision(num, prec) {
    var a = Math.pow(10, prec);
    return Math.round(10 * a) / a;
}

@El'endiaStarman ^

i can golf if needed

though JavaScript is weakly typed

the way it's so weakly typed is the reason it has it's crazy string/number coersion

if it returns a string just treat it as a number and it'll conform

or if you really want to have it be a number just add a + in front of it

4:06 AM

I went ahead and used the +(x).toFixed(y) method. I'm just saying it should be built-in.

jQuery doesn't even have it, I don't think.

@Dennis I can't work out how, but what about a logical or with the truthy indexes of the lowercase O indexes instead of the not application at indexes?

@El'endiaStarman why parens around x?

(*of the truthy indexes of the bits of the lowercase O...)

@Downgoat I dunno. I guess I don't need them.

Anyway, mobile users! Try this out! play.starmaninnovations.com/mobileTilt

@JonathanAllan That would be at least two bytes (turn indices into Booleans, OR). The conditional application is also two bytes.

I tried generating the higher 3 and lower 5 bits of each octet separately, but it was 4 bytes longer...

4:16 AM

So we can't avoid a ¤ or other chain separation?

oh well

We can use the one that's already there, but I think it would still be 33 bytes.

yeah

I still confuse myself about how to get the right tacit approach

often I write code with a number of links and then try a bunch of stuff, rather than work it out ahead of time.

so apparently

pepe the frog is now associated with hate groups

why? :(

Wat

:(

@JonathanAllan I think I got something. The current version seems to have an error though.

4:31 AM

@Dennis preemptive congratulations on reaching 100K!!

my update or your current version?

Should be the same.

oh, so my update (by your current version, I meant your working solution, rather than posted)

Nevermind. I shouldn't try testing things from my phone.

it's possible I got the base 250 or chars wrong since I have to do it by hand char by char using copy and paste form a list of the codepage from notepad

like if I do a compess I get the unicode for a bunch of characters and then convert them using to ord in Jelly then c+v them to make the string... kind of painstaking

But the idea I had doesn't work since it would require padding the array of truth values. (I wanted to replace ¬^...Ṭ¤ with =...Ṭ¤.)

4:35 AM

oh and convert to int(x,16) inn python of course :p

Gotta get up early tomorrow. I'll call it a night.

oh, yeah and doing it in reverse would still cost a byte

OK tc

The sad life of Jelly coder. Pasting characters one by one, constantly consulting the arity lookup table, ...

@feersum well I should be able to do it all from my cmd line - but I cant get it to display

so it's the sad life of a Jelly coder lacking basic Windows skill.

Huh? To do what?

4:38 AM

Compressing strings or numbers

I don't know what that's about but it doesn't seem to affect the activities in my list.

oh and typing Jelly is possible if you set up a keyboard layout, which I also have not done, but c+v for an 11 byte solution is not much overhead :p

I mean, you have to do those things even if you aren't compressing stirngs or numbbers.

you could also type it in hex and then convert

lol

4:40 AM

two characters per byte

Helka Homba

How Elon Musk makes money:

urgh.

I've got a problem. How can I keep my JS script executing after window.location change

@AshwinGupta It is possible to do that but if you do something is probably wrong with the way you're approaching the problem

what are you trying to do?

4:56 AM

@Downgoat I'm trying to use this site mp3juices.cc to download any song I want using the simple function call download(song_name, song_artist).

My aproach is to use DOM to put the strings for name + artist in the search bar

so why are you using window.location for that?

then download the first one.

oh

you can't do that for basic security

@Downgoat getting there. The end goal is to download my spotify playlist songs automatically from a big list of music

imagine if I had website which window.locationed to your facebook and posted whatever

4:57 AM

@Downgoat hm. Well that would be not good.

you should try to find whatever endpoint the search button or whatever is using or maybe even page stripping

lol, so what should I do?

Ok, I've been looking through the source code of the site for the hour, I'll keep tracing.

Its getting complex and I don't get some of the stuff like ajax and all since I don't do web programming.

ok well basically the website has to communicate with the server which does the downlaoding somehow

if oyu can reproduce that you can fake its behavior

@Downgoat yup, I've gotten to that code. Thats my plan.

thanks, I think I'll focus on that route.

ok well the first problem is how this uses it's own search and all

5:01 AM

btw, the original aproach was like this:

why not just find youtube API

document.getElementById("input").value = name+" " + artist;
	document.getElementById("button").click();
	document.getElementsByClassName("link_preview 1")[0].click();
	document.getElementsByClassName("link_download 1")[0].click();

@Downgoat youtube api won't let you download videos/audio at all. Against terms of service. Do you mean one of those third party ones?

you can stream the video and write the audio to a file

I'm not familiar with youtube API though

@Downgoat wouldn't this require my program to "watch" the entire video before it has the full audio file to use

Youtube allows you to buffer, meaning it'll send you the video regardless of playback

5:04 AM

@Downgoat right, thats true. So do you think I should give up on the DOM approach and tracing the code from the website and write my own thing instead?

yeah

though there is probably some website using something that'll be easy to scrape

Web scraping

Web scraping (web harvesting or web data extraction) is a computer software technique of extracting information from websites. This is accomplished by either directly implementing the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (on which the Web is based), or embedding a web browser. Web scraping is closely related to web indexing, which indexes information on the web using a bot or web crawler and is a universal technique adopted by most search engines. In contrast, web scraping focuses more on the transformation of unstructured data on the web, typically in HTML format, into structured data that can be stored...

yeah thats true also.

@Downgoat christ. I didn't know this was a thing.

Call PETA! People are scraping webs!

;_; y dey do dis to spoders

@AshwinGupta I have an API for that: github.com/turbo/YTM

5:17 AM

:O is that even legal

Example: labs.turbo.run/api/v1/youtube/stream?v=zXIsRohjd7w

TIL Randall's wife survived cancer

Hello

@Downgoat How do I install highlight.js

gitbooks has it already

Wot

So how do I do custom highlightings

Just normal JS?

But how am I meant to link it hten

@Downgoat?

5:31 AM

just write a custom highlightjs language

see highlightjs docs

In a separate javascript file?

highlightjs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/language-guide.html

in gitbook plugin

in "languages" in book.json?

@Downgoat (sorry if I'm asking too many questions, I'm just stupid around this)

... CS textbook has list of common errors but doesn't include dreaded nullpointerexception

@Qwerp-Derp um lemme see im not sure >_> haven't done this in a whole

Just like

post a screenshot of where I'm meant to put it

@Downgoat Are you there?

5:43 AM

@mınxomaτ Hey thanks! I'll check that out. I'm gonna try writing the program in a couple ways to learn different approaches.

Feq @Downgoat where are you

@Downgoat thanks for the advice btw. I think I've finally figured out how this guys code works.

@AshwinGupta Which code?

Just curious

@Qwerp-Derp mp3juices.cc

Ah

5:45 AM

Basically its like this:
1) Enter data (song title)
2) Send data through weird black magic php/ajax stuff I don't get but can use anyway
3) Retrieve code that has an id code for the download
4) Take ID code and call checkVideo() function
5) retrieve an object with a server id and hash for the video link
6) use the formatting function to get a download link

Anyways. I'm tired. My brain is fried. I've got school tomorrow. Good night, happy coding to you all.

Ah

GN, @AshwinGupta!

Currently, YT has a vulnerability that is basically an "open secret". This way, a URL can be generated to fetch the raw video from Google's internal CDN before it reaches YT.

I know that some of the downloaders/leechers use that. Let's see how long this will work.

Anonymous

No phone call from Google today :(

:(

6:01 AM

:(

DJMcMayhem

^ & ^^

@Downgoat Where are you???

@AshwinGupta im at school, good morning! :P

6:49 AM

@PhiNotPi @Geobits still here?

I implemented my blur in C++

and now it's true purpose can be shown

Halp

I want to make a golfing language

I know how to

But i don't know what to

do you see this image?

of miniature houses?

Ye

well, those aren't miniature houses!

it's what my program does with it

i knew it i saw picture like that

7:32 AM

@orlp That's called "Tilt Shift" filter. Not really a simple blur, more a process.

At least it's put under "Filters/Effects" in most graphics processing software, rather than blurs.

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@mınxomaτ yes I know

I implemented it :)

Stewie Griffin

@Sherlock9, oooh, I got the Necromancer badge thanks to your efforts!

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7:59 AM

Interesting google link: redirector.googlevideo.com/report_mapping . As far as I can tell, it gives you the ID of the internet exchange for your IP slash.

8:50 AM

monrngi

i love how heavily downvoted questions have a lot of answers on PPCG

I'd answer and downvote a too easy question.

Fatalize

9:35 AM

@TùxCräftîñg Did you even read this meta post?. I come to chat and 2 of your 3 messages are removed.

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and the third one isn't even meaningful

@TùxCräftîñg If a test isn't suitable for TNB, it can be posted in the sandbox. If it is suitable for TNB, it shouldn't be deleted as this causes confusion and frustration for other chatters.

@betseg if another chatter makes yours irrelevant by deleting their message, please don't delete yours in response, as this only makes the problem worse and may lead to you being seen as part of the problem too, as most people cannot read the content of deleted messages.

@Fatalize Thanks for highlighting the problem. If I had been in the room at the time, @TùxCräftîñg would have been kicked for that.

As it is, a 1 minute kick is meaningless when the user is not in the room, but I'm applying it anyway so that the next kick today will then be 5 minutes instead of 1. @TùxCräftîñg please take this as a friendly warning and avoid the need for anything more drastic.

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So a class assignment just challenged me to golf something in Python

9:51 AM

Plz halp (C) i have an int array like {8,3,0} halp me print 83rd ascii character

I need to golf a naive interpretation (476 bytes) into a one-liner < 80 bytes. All of the time I've spent here is preparation for this.

Sefa

@StevenH. A class assignment that don't require overly verbose code? I would have love to have them

@StevenH. How many classmates are you competing with...?

It's not an official competition, unfortunately. The professor simply included the bytecount of his solution in the problem parameters.

Ah OK. So the point is to make the implementation less naive, not necessarily to golf it?

9:57 AM

That's the primary goal, seeing as this is neural nets and properly golfing something this complicated is doomed to be buggy.

Not to mention we're using numpy which is not usually known for its golfiness.

power is back!

?

? indeed

10:19 AM

I think I might work on a turing completeness proof for Turtlèd

I think it only needs 3 types of grid symbols to be TC

to prove TC for turtled you can compile bf to turtled or implement a tag-system or the 2-state 3-symbol TM

or rule 110

A TERMITE ATE MY HAMMOCK (In a roguelike)

zyabin101

which roguelike? :3

10:35 AM

All of the roguelikes.

@zyabin101 Alphaman

zyabin101

Okai :3

I'm being attacked my mr potato head

ded

fucking lotuses

I had so many berries, but the lotus made me trippy so I couldn't heal with them

;_;

11:27 AM

Plz halp (C) i have an int array like {8,3,0} halp me print 83rd ascii character

char c = arr[0] * 10 + arr[1];

@betseg Closed as duplicate of

2 hours ago, by betseg

Plz halp (C) i have an int array like {8,3,0} halp me print 83rd ascii character

:P

More seriously, is this homework or does it need to be golfy too?

@TùxCräftîñg yup. true.

@trichoplax nope, a new lang's interpreter

Ah, real work. I see

@TùxCräftîñg what if it's {1,0,4}

ill need ASCII 104

11:31 AM

char c = arr[0] * 100 + arr[1] * 10 + arr[2];

@TùxCräftîñg you say put an if(arr[2] == 0). i see

a array like {0,8,3} for 83 and {1,0,4} for 104 is better

cuz now char c = arr[0] * 100 + arr[1] * 10 + arr[2]; work for the two

But input won't work

Something like c80p and c104p and c110p

Wateva

c080p it is

(arr[0] * 10 + arr[1]) * (arr[2] ? 10 : 1) + arr[2]

I think that should work but I haven't played with C in a while

110 will be 11

ill just use 080 etc

11:46 AM

You should pad it during interpretation/compiling though

so you don't have to write that part out

and you can use 80 instead

if(strlen(arr)==2)

Ye makes sense

Include the p in the array too

12:08 PM

What functions should a golfing language have?

Fatalize

Depends on your language

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@Dennis I got a badge for that. o_O

Geobits

12:43 PM

@orlp I happen to like this effect: codegolf.stackexchange.com/q/26317/14215

Can I post a non-competing Imagemagick answer to the question and make it CW?

Adnan

@betseg Why the CW?

Because it uses disallowed things?

Geobits

CW isn't an excuse for "breaks the rules" though.