<sb0>
whitequark, the vac2008 stuff arrived and i'd describe the quality as chinese average
<whitequark>
can you be more specific?
<whitequark>
maybe just post photos...
<sb0>
I mean: it should work, but the diffusion pump heater doesn't hold well in its slot, it's also a stick heater into a mass of metal which cannot have a good homogeneous temperature, some welds are a bit rough, there is dirt and scratches
<whitequark>
hmmm, I would take a look at those welds
<whitequark>
amazing. pyqt depends on glib and conda decided they do not want to package glib
<whitequark>
which is why the above failed on travis-32
<whitequark>
I really do not understand this policy of just packaging some random subset of libraries and ignoring the others
<whitequark>
it's completely boneheaded too. libstdc++ and glibc change its ABI but are not packaged; zlib is not going to, ever, but it i
<whitequark>
you can make any weld look good with enough grinding
<whitequark>
usually if a weld is ground, it means it was shit
<whitequark>
and it's still shit but now you can't see that
<sb0>
so, does it matter, and how do you test?
<whitequark>
test? if it's not ground, you can generally look at it and that will give you a good idea. but if you really want to know, or it was ground, your only option is helium leak detector
<whitequark>
does it matter? unless they fucked it up spectacularly or you want anything better than -5 torr, probably not
<sb0>
whitequark, do you have an idea about the typical temperature resistance of cpu thermal paste?
<sb0>
I'm considering applying it on the diff pump heater, which may either improve things or burn and create a mess
<sb0>
whitequark, are you uploading all packages to the "main" channel now?
<whitequark>
all that are manually built and generally conidered table, ye
<whitequark>
automatically buil and not conidered table, like migen and artiq, no
<whitequark>
when you decide it i table enough, you can propagate it uing the anaconda.org webite
<whitequark>
the ame idea a , e.g. ubuntu main archive and ppa'
<sb0>
so for using artiq now, both channels should be enabled?
<whitequark>
ye
<whitequark>
well, migen i propagated to main already
<sb0>
I think I'll make a migen release soon
<whitequark>
new one? or old?
<sb0>
new
<whitequark>
nice
<whitequark>
liteeth fixed?
<sb0>
much of the somewhat experimental stuff is pushed into misoc now
<whitequark>
oh, migen
<sb0>
liteeth still doesn't work no, and that is what preventing the artiq switch to migen/misoc new
<sb0>
*is
<sb0>
_florent_, what is the compiler-rt problem you have btw?
<sb0>
when researching whether dimethicone can be used as diffusion pump fluid (the answer seems to be no, it will vitrify instead of boiling) I found this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50_-zqsgDA4
<sb0>
"gluten free" hahaha
<whitequark>
would you like ome galden ls-230?
<whitequark>
I have a bottle
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<whitequark>
it i imilar to other fluoropolymer ued a pump fluid, though I am not ure how exactly uitable it i
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<sb0>
hmm, maybe
<sb0>
that pump should be easy to clean up, so can try...
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<whitequark>
right
<whitequark>
I can give you a gauge a well, I have three workin active pirani gauge right now
<whitequark>
bought two on ebay for like $40 unteted, both turned out ot be in perfect condition
<whitequark>
you can ee why i like ebay
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<cr1901_modern>
I wish I had your luck. Gone are the days I get good deals on Ebay. Maybe literally once every two years somebody doesn't know any better re: what they're selling
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<sb0>
I have a dumpsterload of #2... but in France
<sb0>
they're very dirty and indeed a PITA to clean up
<whitequark>
I got one for like $160 off ebay. DN25
<whitequark>
that' ued even. hey're expenive a fuck for ome reaon
<whitequark>
new one are like $500
<sb0>
$500 for what? needle valve?
<cr1901_modern>
Okay, so artiq's build system just changed in the past 6 hours? Everything moved to conda-recipes, but the installation instructions for individual packages disappeared.
<sb0>
what instructions are you looking for?
<cr1901_modern>
sb0: Actually, let me check something before I answer that, sorry
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<cr1901_modern>
sb0: conda packages directory discussed how to use miniconda to "upgrade" to Python 3.5, since currently miniconda ships with Python 3.4. Those instructions are gone
<cr1901_modern>
Additionally, I'm trying to force conda to use the conda/artiq directory to install artiq, but not having much luck
<cr1901_modern>
Additionally, conda bombs with "Error: Could not find some dependencies for artiq: pyqtgraph" on my Windows machine lol
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<GitHub37>
[artiq] sbourdeauducq pushed 4 new commits to master: http://git.io/vCSDT
<GitHub37>
artiq/master c079624 Sebastien Bourdeauducq: protocols/logging: document, take level numbers for consistency with master publish
<sb0>
why does asyncio print this stupid message "asyncio:socket.send() raised exception." when you write on a closed socket instead of, I don't know, raising the exception into the caller?
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<sb0>
"asyncio logs this message after 5 attemps to write to a closed socket."
<sb0>
wtf
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<GitHub141>
[artiq] sbourdeauducq pushed 3 new commits to master: http://git.io/vC92G
<GitHub141>
artiq/master 786dc14 Sebastien Bourdeauducq: protocols/logging: fix split, warn on format errors
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<whitequark>
ugh, conda doen't have an equivalent of Gemfile.lock
<whitequark>
it' wore than fuckin /ruby/. you had to actually be trying.
<whitequark>
sb0: no, not needle valve, jut angle valve
<whitequark>
DN25
<whitequark>
check out ajvs or other upplier
<whitequark>
cr1901_modern: pyqt doe not work on window right now becaue it i not built for py35
<whitequark>
o that i expected
<cr1901_modern>
I'm just building from source for now; pygit2 was giving me trouble, but the docs are clear that I have to set some environment vars for it
<whitequark>
you can intall mot thing on window from the main channel
<whitequark>
including pygit2
<whitequark>
no need to build from ource
<cr1901_modern>
artiq provides the conda recipe in conda/artiq; how do I tell conda to use the source directory where conda/artiq lives instead of trying to install from the channels (which would download a fresh copy of the python source not versioned by git)?
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<cr1901_modern>
I'm *guessig* that's in part what the setup.py script is for in artiq.
<whitequark>
you can't, that' nto how conda work
<whitequark>
jut ue the channel
<whitequark>
wait
<whitequark>
I miread what you aid
<cr1901_modern>
Just to make sure; *every* time I want to commit a change, I need to copy the changes from the conda installed package to the git source
<whitequark>
nonono
<whitequark>
don't ue conda for development, it' only for deployment
<whitequark>
pecifically
<whitequark>
intall artiq, then unintall the artiq package but leave dependenci
<whitequark>
then ue '$ python etup.py develop' in he aritq ource
<cr1901_modern>
okay, that makes sense
<whitequark>
then you can jut modify hte ource tree and run it a if it wa inttalled
<cr1901_modern>
right, now everything makes sense
<cr1901_modern>
my sympathies for your "s" key, btw
<whitequark>
well, at leat i can type all the letter in "fuck". that' what really count, in't it
<whitequark>
you know, dealing with conda and all
<cr1901_modern>
Indeed, that's what really counts. I can relate; not a huge fan of conda's package management portion. ("activate" is pretty cool, though I'm sure virtualenv could replace it)
<whitequark>
nothing in conda i deigned well, or even with a look athow other package manager do it
<cr1901_modern>
I'm assuming quamash hasn't been uploaded yet as well?
<whitequark>
pyqt doen't work on window
<whitequark>
well, pyqt5 i not built for window in conda, more pecifically
<cr1901_modern>
OH! My mistake... looks like I will be reinstalling Linux tonight. Ty for telling me that.
<cr1901_modern>
I kinda need pyqt5 to do what sb0 wants me to do
<cr1901_modern>
whitequark: have you looked into building Qt 5 from source on Windows? It seems it's the only way to do it, since Python 3.5 depends on Visual Studio 2015, and Qt doesn't have prebuilt binaries for 2015
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<cr1901_modern>
Aaand, now I'm compiling Qt 5. Because my hard drive totally had too much unused space.