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beneroth>
Good morning Regenaxer
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Regenaxer>
Good morning beneroth :)
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Regenaxer>
Hi Nistur
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Regenaxer>
Guido never answers on what was asked
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mtsd>
T, talks about something else instead. Perhaps he should go into politics? ;)
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Regenaxer>
Good idea
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mtsd>
We have not had that many discussions of this kind on the mailing list. Has been quite calm mostly
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Regenaxer>
So in this regard it is a good thing :)
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Regenaxer>
But he drove away some member
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Regenaxer>
Though always when traffic increases some zeople not really interested wake up and quit
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Regenaxer>
*people
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mtsd>
Yes, true. Some of the lurkers leave
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Regenaxer>
understandable
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mtsd>
Web assembly seems to be back as the greatest thing, in his e-mails
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Regenaxer>
useless for me
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mtsd>
haha, just read something at webassembly.org..
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mtsd>
"High level goals" -> Number 5: "Make a great platform"... "build a new LLVM backend for webassembly..""
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mtsd>
Well, well..
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mtsd>
Seems to be hard to get away, doesn't it? :)
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mtsd>
Just made me chuckle a bit, after all this about staying away from llvm in the e-mails
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mtsd>
Silly really,but that's me
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beneroth>
webasm is just flash
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Regenaxer>
The good news is that there seems an LLVM backend for virtually everything
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beneroth>
on his first mail (this season) I answered with a german study showing that webasm already deployed is uses >50% for malicious stuff
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beneroth>
that part got ignored, of course :)
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beneroth>
but I guess he can prove webasm programs the same as he can prove pil programs (without running it, haha)
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beneroth>
if more people leave, or the traffic gets to annyong, I make a guide how to put him on spamfilter :P
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beneroth>
client-side
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beneroth>
he has some interesting points, but he doesn't follow through
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Regenaxer>
Also in mutt? I have not thought about spam filters
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beneroth>
dunno, surely possible
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beneroth>
but yeah, he has spam assassin running on the mutt machine
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beneroth>
to classify
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beneroth>
but maybe a pil script could just detect the mails by sender? :P
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beneroth>
then move into another directory
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Regenaxer>
possibly
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tankf33der>
idx tree somehow corrupting, dont why.
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tankf33der>
writing demo code.
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tankf33der>
shooting in foot.
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Regenaxer>
how? :)
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tankf33der>
check last
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tankf33der>
wrong pattern.
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tankf33der>
check last line
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Regenaxer>
Are these hashes?
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tankf33der>
i think i am wrong somewhere
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Regenaxer>
What output is that?
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tankf33der>
(for L (idx 'D)
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tankf33der>
first always tricky.
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Regenaxer>
I think it is correct
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Regenaxer>
: (char (hash 57))
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tankf33der>
and 100th time always tricky in PicoLisp.
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Regenaxer>
I get the same
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tankf33der>
but last line mix output
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tankf33der>
2 is (val (car L))
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Regenaxer>
The hash symbol is usually not printable
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tankf33der>
thats why i print in last position (cdr L)
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tankf33der>
to skip it
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Regenaxer>
: (char (char (hash 57)))
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Regenaxer>
-> 64903
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Regenaxer>
same as (hash 57)
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tankf33der>
will reimplement from scratch again and again.
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Regenaxer>
I think nothing is wrong
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