<arahael>
Ox0dea: no, that's correct. python doesn't take locale into consideration.
<Ox0dea>
arahael: Shouldn't it?
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<arahael>
benzrf: but locale!
<arahael>
Ox0dea: how can it, without the locale?
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<_Tariq>
I am building a web server for a class, and every time the user goes to a website, I send them a Header telling the browser to create a new cookie with certain characteristics
<_Tariq>
But Chrome adds a new cookie value, called rack.session.
<_Tariq>
So the web server's cookie gets messed up...
<_Tariq>
Also, when people go to a page, they send me their cookie, I process it in memory, and then send them a new cookie with new updated values...
<_Tariq>
This is how I get "rack.session"
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<_Tariq>
What should I do with rack.session? Just don't process it?
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<_Tariq>
Well, I guess that worked then. Thanks Rubby Duckies.
<_Tariq>
*Rubbe
<_Tariq>
*Rubber
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<droptone>
question: I'm trying to figure out how to best organize this hash. The associations are like this (using example names): "Account" has one value, which has an array "patients", and under patients there are two arrays that belong to patients, "billable_items" and "products"
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<droptone>
so starting with "patients", I need patients to be an array, where each entry has two sub-arrays, "billiable_items" and "products"
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<droptone>
what's the best way to design that?
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<_Tariq>
At least, that's what your spec claimed for it to be
<_Tariq>
Is this what you want?
<_Tariq>
And sorry for the actual ruby code, I couldn't think how to explain it using pseudocode
<smathy>
[] and [] instead of "foo" and "bar" - but yeah, what _Tariq said.
<droptone>
That sounds fine _Tariq, thank you.
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<smathy>
droptone, but, hashes of arrays of hashes scream out "write some classes" to me.
<droptone>
Think I've got it here, I know it's a basic question but for some reason I couldn't wrap my head around it, think I got it.
<droptone>
right smathy, I'm trying to replicate the database structure here in a hash to test dumping it to a big var.
<droptone>
I might write out some classes.
<droptone>
Thank you.
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<droptone>
Question: I have an empty array, and I want to go to the next spot in the array, even if empty
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<droptone>
is there a method for that, like .next or some such?
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<Ox0dea>
droptone: To what end?
<droptone>
to the end of knowing I'm specifically at the next point in the array since it's an array of hashes that hold specific values
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<droptone>
so I can ensure that everything I'm assigning are landing on the next array index
<droptone>
some of the values are arrays and I can't just dump via <<
<Ox0dea>
How come?
<droptone>
well I'm working on a workaround right now
<droptone>
but there isn't such a method?
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<Ox0dea>
It's still not clear to me what sort of method you're looking for.
<Ox0dea>
It sounds like you want something like `a[a.size + 1] = foo`, but that can't be right.
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<droptone>
Ok, so here's my situation.
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<droptone>
I have an app that is getting more customers and I need to speed it up.
<droptone>
The basic gist of the app, oversimplified, is this:
<droptone>
1) Get data from remote API provider
<droptone>
2) Analyze said data, looping through objects returned from API and comparing aspects of those objects, such as last_updated timestamp, to the last_updated timestamp I have on file for that specific object
<droptone>
3) If needed, push data to second remote API
<droptone>
it works as designed but is too slow, and I profiled it and, after analyzing the profile output and discussing it in here and elsewhere
<droptone>
determined that a large amount of my speed issues revolve around the ActiveRecord MySQL queries that are occurring
<droptone>
the MySQL DB lives on an Amazon RDS instance
<droptone>
As it stands now, after retrieving the data, when looping through the data returned from the API for analysis, on every iteration it is making a MySQL query to load the record on file for that object
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<droptone>
the consenus is that it could be sped up dramatically by making a single query to load the needed MySQL data ahead of time, in one big query, and storing it in a hash
<droptone>
so I'm attempting to do that.
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<droptone>
The issue is, I'm using Rails 4.2.x as the front end and some of the data lives in child tables
<arahael>
droptone: You could also consider uploading a table containing your "local" timestamps and doing the comparison in SQL.
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<droptone>
well, there's other data besides the timestamp that's analyzed, but fair point arahael, thank you
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<droptone>
but the issue is, I'm trying to design this hash so that record "patient", which has subrecord "billitems" and "prods", both of which belong_to patients
<arahael>
droptone: Also, while I am somewhat biased against ORMs, I don't like them - ORMs do have a big advantage: When you learn the ORM thoroughly, you can do some quite good whole-program optimisations by just focusing on the ORM.
<droptone>
I need the big hash that stores the database entries to be lined up properly
<droptone>
what I mean is, say I have an array "patients", and each patient has a table of "billitems" and a table of "prods"
<arahael>
droptone: I'm really not sure how you'd do it in mySQL. In Postgresql, I'd suggest returning the results as XML or Json given that you want a heirachial format.
<droptone>
I need to design the hash that way so I don't have to re-query or further analyze, so I can just load a given patient from the array based on specific criteria and I know that that index also contains the proper billitems and prods
<droptone>
both of which are arrays of their own
<arahael>
droptone: (postgresql has native support for json and xml)
<arahael>
droptone: Also, native support for arrays. :)
<droptone>
so it's like, patients is an array, and for every patient I have an array of billitems and an array of prods
<arahael>
Sounds like a suboptimal schema, though. :/
<droptone>
arahael: I'm going to try some things before blowing away our RDS environment, last I checked RDS doesn't support postgres
<droptone>
ok, what would be a more optimal schema?
<droptone>
than a patient which has a table of billitems unique to that patient and a table of prods unique to that patient?
<arahael>
droptone: Fairly sure AWS does support it. But anyway. Consider creating a new mysql view that allows an easier (and more efficient) activerecord use.
<droptone>
oh never mind, it does support postgres
<droptone>
rds
<droptone>
that's good
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<arahael>
droptone: Or even a temporary table that is created at the start with some complex SQL, do your processing, then drop the table
<droptone>
it was maria it doesn't support
<droptone>
but I suppose maria is just mysql
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<arahael>
droptone: maria is a fork of mysql. Just as bad (I'm biased...), but not exactly the same anymore.
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<droptone>
Well right now all I need is to know how to create this hash to store these values
<droptone>
in a logical manner
<droptone>
this should be simple, not sure why it's escaping me
<arahael>
droptone: However, if you're only looking at performance, mysql is probably quite adequate. I'd worry about changing the database another day when you optimise/refactor another aspect of your system.
<arahael>
droptone: Don't fall in the trap of changing the whole system while trying to optimise a small part: You risk scope creap and never, ever finishing the task.
<droptone>
I mean I suppose I could just dump the tables independently then perform logic after the fact to line them up
<droptone>
I"m not changin the whole system, I'm just dumping the DBs ahead of time instead of querying the records one at a time as needed to see if I get a performance boost
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<arahael>
droptone: Sure. Dump the tables, do your processing, and say that the processing is accurate up to the dump point.
<droptone>
right
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<droptone>
which brings me back to my question regarding a logical manner to structure this hash
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<droptone>
patients is an array, and each patient has both its own values as well as an array of "billitems" and an array of "prods"
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<arahael>
droptone: If it's just a quick test to see a performance improvemet, I'd just consider doing it naively. Hash of hashes, of arrays, whatever.
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<arahael>
droptone: That's a PITA in terms of maintenance or refactoring, but it's a start.
<droptone>
um, right, I'm just asking the best way to structure this hash
<droptone>
patients is an array, each patient has an array of "billitems" and an array of "prods
<droptone>
"
<droptone>
and also each patient has its own values
<arahael>
droptone: Your focus is on *algorithmic* and *architectural* changes, really, as far as performance is concerned.
<arahael>
So ,consider the structure that best fits your algorithms.
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<droptone>
the structure that best fits my algorithms is the one described
<arahael>
droptone: Then use it.
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<droptone>
lol
<droptone>
I'm asking how it would be written
<droptone>
all good, I've got it, thank you
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<arahael>
:)
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<arahael>
It's shit in terms of maintenance and refactoring, but you can do that *after* understanding that the time invested is worth it.
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<Elysia>
roelof: the challenge link doesn't work / requires authorization, what is the challenge?
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<Elysia>
roelof: also, you might like 'codewars', challenges made by users that also (once solved or given up) show you other people their solutions. I'm pretty sure it supports ruby
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<roelof>
Elysia: I apolize. in 2 sentences the challenge is this : Write a program that prints the temperature closest to 0 among input data. If two numbers are equally close to zero, positive integer has to be considered closest to zero (for instance, if the temperatures are -5 and 5, then display 5).
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<Elysia>
the solutions by other users are not always the best (some of them are incredibly obscure exploiting the language), but it might give you some cool ideas
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<Elysia>
oh, are you still on about that issue?
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<roelof>
which isssue, this code solves all cases presented
<roelof>
I only want to know if I can do it a "better" way
<Elysia>
issue as in question; you came here yesterday with the same thing
<roelof>
correct, but now I solved it
<Elysia>
took you a while :P
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<roelof>
Elysia: yep, I still need soeme time to find out which function can do the job and I do also not work full time on it
<Elysia>
one thing you might be cautious about is that it's often better to reject user input if it doesn't match your criteria (which may not be the feedback you're looking for - but programs that don't account for bad user input aren't well written programs. For this challenge, it might suffice, but personally I'd put a string in the test cases just to mess with users)
<roelof>
for me these are challenges to learn ruby and learn how to solve "real" problems
<roelof>
you mean something like "1 2 -4 b 8 7 " ??
<Elysia>
yeah, b will be 0
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<Elysia>
irb(main):002:0> "b".to_i
<Elysia>
=> 0
<Elysia>
I also would not write code as that oneliner on rule 6, write your program full out - preserve your eyes and sanity
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<Elysia>
you can just use "puts temp" on line 10
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<Elysia>
unless you want "the temperature is #{temp}", but your current code does not do that
<roelof>
oke, so something like if .. then temp = temp * - 1 end ?
<Elysia>
use newlines
<Elysia>
it helps you expand the code in the future (easier to maintain) and it makes it easier to read (catch errors quickly)
<roelof>
of course, I was checking if I understand what you mean
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<Elysia>
if you want to chain some more things, there's room for that too (depends on what you want)
<roelof>
I like readable code not putting everything on one line
<Elysia>
the 'temp' variable might be misleading (is it a temporary variable, or a temperature?)
<roelof>
if that can be done with more chaining , no problem
<roelof>
a temperature
<Elysia>
"1 2 3 4".split.min_by { |x| x.to_i.abs }.to_i # for example if you want to
<Elysia>
depends on what you find more pleasant to read, this isn't extremely overkill yet
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<roelof>
Elysia: I can do that but then I can check if there is a same number but then positive, like sentence 6
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<roelof>
or can I use @temps for that purpose
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<roelof>
Elysia: I did all the changes you wanted but then I run into this problem : http://lpaste.net/161376
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<roelof>
Elysia: and the code fails somehow on this string : "42 -5 12 21 5 24". the output is -5 instead of 5
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<jackdaniel>
42 is the answer
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<roelof>
jackdaniel: since when is 42 more near zero then 5 ?
<manveru>
a.reduce{|s,v| sa, va = s.abs, v.abs; sa == va ? (s > v ? s : v) : (sa > va ? v : s) }
<manveru>
well, was bored during meeting, so there you go :)
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<roelof>
meetings are always boring
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<roelof>
Everyone thanks for the help and have a nice day
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<CalimeroTeknik>
hi, I'm running while line = socket.gets.strip … end but the loop doesn't exit even after the TCP connection is long gone. how can I make the loop exit when the connection is dead?
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<atmosx>
CalimeroTeknik You have to break it.
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<CalimeroTeknik>
ah, I thought the affectation in the condition would fulfill that role
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<atmosx>
CalimeroTeknik tbh I have no idea what you'r edoing, but generally speaking to exit a loop you need a break statement.
<atmosx>
There are tons of ruby TCP Server examples online you can google it
<CalimeroTeknik>
yeah, the question is more about what the socket does when the connection is broken (it's a client socket)
<CalimeroTeknik>
I didn't give any info about the socket, sorry
<manveru>
CalimeroTeknik: check out IO.select
<manveru>
and if you want to detect broken connection you need some kind of heartbeat
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<CalimeroTeknik>
yeah, I see that socket.gets doesn't return even when the connection breaks
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<jackdaniel>
roeolf: it was a joke related to the "Guide to the Galaxy"
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<Fernando-Basso>
arahael: That pythong .uper probably has a default locale anyway.
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<xall>
/join n
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<jackdaniel>
/quit
<jackdaniel>
doesn't work
<jackdaniel>
;)
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<Chillphill>
Does anyone here know Ruby fluently? If so how long did it take you to learn Ruby fluently? Thanks
<tobiasvl>
Chillphill: what does "fluently" mean?
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<Chillphill>
tobiasvl: Sorry if I didn't sound very clear, but I meant to ask how long it took people to become experienced in Ruby.
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<gregf_>
Chillphill: theres no time limit as such, unfortunately :/, you 'always' learn new things as you go along because you would've never to use some method/class/module
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<gregf_>
*never had
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<gregf_>
i doubt if anyone can say they know it all.. but i guess ruby is much more neater than some other languages :)
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<arahael>
Fernando-Basso: but you can't change it, can you?
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<arahael>
Chillphill: i became experienced in ruby in about 5 minutes.
<Chillphill>
araheal: ???
<arahael>
Chillphill: mind you. it's 5 minutes worth of experience, but that's what you asked, isn't it?
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<Fernando-Basso>
arahael: I don't know. I just assume that most languages run using a default locale unless the programmer explicitly set one.
<Fernando-Basso>
It is like encodign, there is always one being used, no mater if it is set explicitly or not.
<Fernando-Basso>
But I may be (and often am, more than I would like to) wrong.
<arahael>
Fernando-Basso: arguably. encoding in ruby is a concept, which can be wrong (as i found out recently)
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<arahael>
Fernando-Basso: infact, i recently tried, and failed, to use a (non-ruby) library that tried to guess the encoding of a text file. my mbox file.
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<arahael>
Fernando-Basso: it was trying to convert the file to unicode. (ha)
<Fernando-Basso>
I don't think it is possible to detect encoding properly.
<Fernando-Basso>
At most, a good guess.
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<arahael>
Fernando-Basso: impossible, by point of fact. mbox files contain multiple, specified and unspecified, encodings.
<Fernando-Basso>
It is easier if the file really have "non-ascii" chars at the beginning, so the parsers can make more informed and educated guesses.
<arahael>
Fernando-Basso: that was the trap this parser assumed.
<Fernando-Basso>
I see. That is why I said "easier", not "guaranteed" :|
<Fernando-Basso>
Anyway, this is a subject I want to learn more about.
<arahael>
Fernando-Basso: so, the question is: wjat encoding is used for an mbox file? NONE.
<Fernando-Basso>
I know next to nothing about this topic, but it interests me a lot.
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<Fernando-Basso>
arahael: Okay, but to display the contents, any tool must assume a encodign, even if it the wrong one.
<arahael>
Fernando-Basso: nope.
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<arahael>
Fernando-Basso: the tools assume that the messages are deliminated by short byte sequences, which happen to be ascii.
<Fernando-Basso>
Let's say I use nano to open a mbox file. Wiill it NOT assume any encoding and show only zeros and ones as text?
<arahael>
specifically, "FROM " and "\n" are the only tokens you can recognise.
<toretore>
ascii is an encoding like any other
<workmad3>
Fernando-Basso: chances are nano will assume ASCII, but that doesn't make it correct
<workmad3>
Fernando-Basso: or it'll say "You're trying to view a binary file"
<toretore>
thus, ascii is the assumed encoding
<arahael>
tercenya: ascii is 7-bit.
<arahael>
tercenya: you can have non-ascii characters in the file.
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<Fernando-Basso>
Yes.
<workmad3>
arahael: mbox stores emails in raw form, right?
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<arahael>
workmad3: sort of.
<workmad3>
arahael: which means any requirements on encodings will probably track with the email RFCs
<Fernando-Basso>
But anyway, to display text, be it wrong or correct, any "file viewer" has to pick an encoding and try to format it to the user using that guessed encoding.
<arahael>
workmad3: sort of.
<toretore>
arahael: so i find 01000001 in a file, how do i know what it's supposed to be?
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<arahael>
workmad3: some mbox readers and writers (the better ones), will munge the raw email slightly.
<arahael>
toretore: you don't.
<Fernando-Basso>
You guess.
<tobiasvl>
toretore: that's impossible to know without knowing the encoding.
<arahael>
Fernando-Basso: no, you don't guess.
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<Fernando-Basso>
Then you open the file to the user and display 01000001 ?
<toretore>
right. i can *assume* it's ascii compatible, then it's an a
<arahael>
Fernando-Basso: why would the user do that?
<arahael>
toretore: nope.
<toretore>
so to parse bytes as text you must always assume an encoding.
<tobiasvl>
Fernando-Basso: in that case you fall back to a default (if "you" is an editor)
<arahael>
toretore: you have no business, as an mbox parser, to care about the character 'a'.
<toretore>
arahael: i'm not an mbox parser
<Fernando-Basso>
arahael: you save foo.txt with the content asdf. Open it in any text editor and it will display it as asdf.
<toretore>
i'm a text parser
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<arahael>
Fernando-Basso: you'd pass the blob, unchanged, to an email parser.
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<tobiasvl>
there's nothing wrong in assuming what encoding is used, on a general basis. many programs guess/assume encoding. sometimes it will fail horribly of course.
<Fernando-Basso>
And if you save ✓ in a text file, many will detect it as utf-8 or something and also display it correctly (and many will not).
<arahael>
but consider that tick here.
<arahael>
how did the irc server cope with that?
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<tobiasvl>
the server did not
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<tobiasvl>
the irc server did what arahael said you should do with mbox: it passed it on
<arahael>
it did. it handled it fine, it just didn;t interpret it, nor did it need to.
<arahael>
tobiasvl: exactly.
<tobiasvl>
wait you are arahael
<tobiasvl>
lol
<tobiasvl>
sorry
<tobiasvl>
æøå
* arahael
checks himself :)
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<arahael>
the irc server makes no assumptions about the client's encodings.
<toretore>
everybody's talking past each other because everybody thinks everyone else doesn't understand when in fact everyone does understand
<Fernando-Basso>
But the clients do.
<arahael>
Fernando-Basso: indeed.
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<arahael>
workmad3: it's why i used it as an example. :)
<arahael>
anyway. back to the original point.
<arahael>
there isn't always a(n) encoding.
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<workmad3>
arahael: what I find really amusing is that it specifies things like using 2 end-of-line delimiters to separate messages, but doesn't specify an encoding in order to determine what an end-of-line delimiter is :)
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<arahael>
workmad3: indeed. so you can only assume ascii substrings in an otherwose binary stream.
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<arahael>
workmad3: and hope/pray that the messages therein don't happen to have those sequences themselves.
<arahael>
workmad3: if they do... you need to second-guess which implementation wrote it!
<arahael>
workmad3: and munge them appropriately.
<Fernando-Basso>
arahael: And my point was that a "client" for "something" assumes an encoding when displaying the contents.
<arahael>
Fernando-Basso: ah. but only at the final point.
<workmad3>
arahael: I'd disagree... there is always an encoding, otherwise you have no way to interpret the data... in mbox, it seems the encoding is an implicit ASCII with embedded arbitrary data that should probably be encoded in a suitable 7-bit stream
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<arahael>
Fernando-Basso: in the presentation layer. *hopefully* at a point where you don't toss away any information.
<workmad3>
arahael: sometimes a format is shit about communicating the encoding, but that doesn't mean there isn't one
<arahael>
workmad3: 7-bit? it could easily be 8-bit.
<Fernando-Basso>
arahael: Also, I assume by "no encoding" you mean groups of 8 bits as default?
<workmad3>
arahael: right, because mbox isn't really fully standardised... but in the 'standard' rfc and default layout, the stream is specified as 7-bit and if the data has a wider width, it should be encoded in a suitable fashion
<arahael>
Fernando-Basso: by "no encoding", i mean, that it's a secret code of gibberish that needs to be faithfully handed over unchanged to someone/thing who understands it.
<arahael>
workmad3: "should".
<Fernando-Basso>
arahael: Okay. Got your point then.
<workmad3>
arahael: yeah, that comes back to mbox being underspecified, not to there being 'no encoding'... again, there's always an encoding
<arahael>
Fernando-Basso: excellent. all that said... encoding is a *concept*. a useful one perhaps, but none-the-less, a concept.
<arahael>
workmad3: "an" is a singular term.
<workmad3>
arahael: and in your 'secret code of gibberish' example, again there's an encoding, but some intermediate system just doesn't care about it and passes it on transparently to some other system that understands it
<arahael>
workmad3: it is essentially a binary stream.
<_aeris_>
ok, this is not a CSPRNG, but the gap is huge :P
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<Ox0dea>
Doesn't look that huge to me.
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<workmad3>
_aeris_: that wouldn't surprise me... the internal state of the prime generator can only store so much entropy, and that entropy isn't going to be in the order of gigabytes required to generate random numbers in such a large range
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<workmad3>
*random generator
<workmad3>
(dunno why I typed prime there)
<roelof>
I have a challenge where I have to convert a text to asci-art. Can someone give me some tips how I can solve this in plain ruby ?
<apeiros>
not having the math readily available, but with random numbers from 0 to 2**160, in a tiny sample size of 1000000, how likely is it to get numbers below 2**130?
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<apeiros>
because you see, 10-99 has 10 times as many numbers as 0-9
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<apeiros>
so with rand(100), the likeliness to get a number between 10 and 99 is 10 times as high as getting one from 0-9
<Ox0dea>
_aeris_: was getting random numbers between 2**159 and 2**160 just fine.
<_aeris_>
apeiros > but you have 100% probability to go up to 2**160
<_aeris_>
this is weird
<Ox0dea>
?
<apeiros>
no, you have a 100/(2**80)*1000000 probability
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<apeiros>
well, actually that's not the correct formula
<roelof>
Ox0dea: thanks, I think I need a good look and a lot of thinking how I can convert the 'e' to something like this : http://lpaste.net/161396
<apeiros>
but it's a lot closer to the truth than 100%
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<_aeris_>
Ox0dea > yep, ok with 1 bit gap
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<apeiros>
actually, you've got 0% chance of getting 2**160
<_aeris_>
apeiros > in all my test case, upper bound is targeted, not the lower bound
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<Ox0dea>
_aeris_: rand(2**160) *can* give you 2**160 - 1, but don't hold your breath.
<apeiros>
because rand(2**160) is 0-(2**160 - 1)
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<apeiros>
anyway, I think your strangeness is almost certainly already explained by ordinary probability calculations.
<_aeris_>
sorry i reformulate. all test case give number with arround 160 bits, but no number less than 130 bits
<Ox0dea>
roelof: The trick is to convert your "font" to columns rather than rows, piece together your output, then transpose it back into rows for printing.
<yardenbar>
Hello, I'm trying to open a SFTP connection, getting "500 Illegal PORT command" exception. reading SE I understand that I need to set the connection to passive mode, however, when I try to access the sftp.passive within a 'do' block, it unavailable. Can I set the passive option using a options hash?
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<_aeris_>
i always got 159+ bits number, but never 130- bits
<apeiros>
_aeris_: yes, do me a favor. calculate the probablity of a number with less than 130 bits to occur in 1e6 tries.
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<_aeris_>
apeiros > the same probability to have one of 150 bits
<apeiros>
_aeris_: no
<apeiros>
that's wrong and I just told you why.
<_aeris_>
hum…
<apeiros>
with every bit you add, there's twice as many numbers you can get.
<_aeris_>
><
<roelof>
Ox0dea: oke, I will experiment with it. I get the idea that I need to use convert the char to binary
* _aeris_
noob ><
* _aeris_
hurt his fingers
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<apeiros>
_aeris_: ad-hominem is not welcome here
<Ox0dea>
roelof: No, that's not strictly necessary.
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<apeiros>
and saying it when you're wrong too makes you look even worse.
<workmad3>
apeiros: ah, good point (it's monday morning, I'm not doing well today)... it's basically the chance of generating 160 bits with 30 leading zeros...
<Ox0dea>
apeiros: I believe _aeris_ was referring to themself?
<apeiros>
Ox0dea: let's hope so… I didn't understand it that way.
<workmad3>
apeiros: he did use `/me`
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<Ox0dea>
^
<Ox0dea>
You're way too quick on the defense.
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<apeiros>
Ox0dea: I'm not on the defense. ad-hominem is something which causes me to kick. but yes, I might have misread the intended meaning.
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<Ox0dea>
apeiros: Your misreading is precisely to what I was referring, mind.
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<_aeris_>
i refer to me, yep :D
<apeiros>
Ox0dea: that's unrelated to defense/offense, though
<norc>
Greetings.
<apeiros>
moin norc
<norc>
apeiros: I did it! I actually did it!
<roelof>
Ox0dea: oke, I think I will to do some experiments to understand what you mean with this : convert your "font" to columns
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<norc>
apeiros: My boss is considering EDB. (:
<apeiros>
oooh
<roelof>
this schould be a easy challenge from codingame but for the first time I have no clue where to start
<apeiros>
EDB = enterprise db = postgres?
<norc>
Yup.
<workmad3>
_aeris_: btw, a quick calculation shows that 130-bit numbers constitute about 1e-9 of the total number of 160-bit numbers
<apeiros>
damn you :D
<apeiros>
congrats, I hope for you they'll follow through
<apeiros>
now I'm jealous
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<adaedra>
Go back to your Oracle.
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<apeiros>
adaedra: I wish. I have to go back to mssql now :<
<adaedra>
Ah yes
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<adaedra>
I hesitated between the two.
<apeiros>
tho I'm not yet truly sure which is worse
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<adaedra>
WorseDB
<apeiros>
but who cares whether it's purgatory or inferno. it's just bad.
<adaedra>
If I recall, purgatory < inferno
<adaedra>
+well
<norc>
Interestingly enough this time it is me who calls to move this discussion to #ot
<apeiros>
I haven't actually read dante, so I wouldn't know :-|
<apeiros>
and yupp, > ot
<apeiros>
_aeris_: my apologies for jumping at you. I did misread your comment.
<adaedra>
Stop insulting yourself!
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<arahael>
adaedra: there's always cockroachDB
<norc>
arahael: Discussion was moved to #ruby-offtopic
<arahael>
cool.
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<norc>
Was really smart. First I disrupt the channel by introducing an OT topic, and then I end up being the hero that enforces channel rules.
<norc>
apeiros: Do I get a cookie?
<adaedra>
?cookie
<ruby[bot]>
here's your cookie:
<norc>
:)
* adaedra
was tempted to `!kick norc
<adaedra>
We don't need another hero.
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<_aeris_>
apeiros > no problem :)
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<roelof>
Is codewars a good place to practice ruby problems
<benzrf>
roelof: probably
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<roelof>
benzrf: I use codingame but there the easy puzzles are very hard
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<agent_white>
Mornin'
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<crime>
its 10 oclock, u gotta get up earlier than that, homie
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<Fernando-Basso>
11:08 a.m. here.
<Fernando-Basso>
These people are getting nowhere in life bahving like this.
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<Fernando-Basso>
crime: Perhaps we are being unfair. What if this person works on a night shift?
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<Fernando-Basso>
crime: Another thesis: sie is using UGT.
<benzrf>
Fernando-Basso: 'sie' is so ugly, why not just use 'they'?
<crime>
excuses are the nails that seal the coffin of failure
<Fernando-Basso>
Ugly? Well, then I don't understand the meaning.
<Fernando-Basso>
agent_white: Sorry, I didn't mean to sound offensive.
<crime>
rise at dawn, code til dusk, die when tests are all green
<crime>
p much it
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* Fernando-Basso
looks up “sie”
<Fernando-Basso>
benzrf: Thanks for the tip. You are right.
<benzrf>
uhh
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<agent_white>
Fernando-Basso: Pardon?
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<Fernando-Basso>
I didn't want to sound offensive when using “sie”. I had a wrong understanding of that word.
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<benzrf>
Fernando-Basso: oh, well, it's not *offensive
<benzrf>
*offensive*
<benzrf>
Fernando-Basso: it's just that it sounds less natural than 'they', in my opinion
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<Fernando-Basso>
Well, it is a relief to know it is not _that_ offsensive at least.
<Fernando-Basso>
According to urban dict, it looked like it may sound offenseive at times.
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<vishwa>
How do you use map with a function that you want to use to modify each value of the array?
<vishwa>
is that function supposed to return a value?
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<crime>
preferred pronouns are so stupid. the english language doesn't change for your feelings. ugh
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<vishwa>
when I use myarr.map { |x| get_only_domain(x) } , what's get_only_domain supposed to return?
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<toretore>
vishwa: are you talking about mutating myarr?
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<vishwa>
toretore: yes, I want to modify myarr
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<toretore>
vishwa: use map! instead of just map
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<geek876>
Guys, I have 2 string variables, time 2016-04-25 15:47:34 and msec = 199000. I want to format time from these two. Will doing this work ? Time.at(time, msec).strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.%L%z") ?
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<vishwa>
toretore: is there a way to find which particular variable caused an error? I use backtrace but
<vishwa>
i dont think bt gives you the variable
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<dsimon>
vishwa, the backtrace should show the method name that caused the problem, is that not enough to narrow it down?
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<vishwa>
dsimon: it hasn't been so far
<vishwa>
anyway, another question: are there any ruby libraries to expand shortened urls?
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<dsimon>
np :-)
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<dsimon>
sorry, that was a bit snarky of me
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<adaedra>
Just a bit.
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<geek876>
sorry, I am new with ruby. I have a function like this Time.strptime("2016-04-19 22:17:41,079000", "%F %T,%N"), how do i pass variables to it so that 2016-04-19 for example is a variable t and so it time and millisec ?
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<machty>
i'd like to spin up a quick server that just barfs the request payload so that i can debug/test webhooks. is there a one-liner httpd esque thing i could use in ruby or what's the easiest way to do this?
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<cschneid>
whats the current-hotness for debuggers? Running ruby 2.2 - just want the classic command line debugger
<norc>
cschneid, byebug
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<norc>
cschneid, pry-byebug might be something to look at too.
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<igam>
cschneid: perhaps you could implement swank for ruby, then you could debug your ruby programs with slime?
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<crime>
"just implement swank"
<shevy>
everyone wants a big fat debug IDE
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<crime>
yeah, only 3k lines of dense common lisp written over years by many different developers, forming the backbone of one of most powerful debuggers ever conceived
<crime>
and thats just swank. slime is huge
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<cschneid>
norc: thanks. igam... sounds ... fun :)
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<igam>
shevy: slime/swank is not that big/fat. And swank has been ported to R and scheme, so it's possible and shouldn't be to hard to port to ruby too.
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<igam>
The only thing is that it would rely heavily on introspection, so you would have to know this part of ruby very well. (And unfortunately, I'd expect also a few variants depending on the version of ruby).
<cschneid>
what's a swank.
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<cschneid>
classic hyper-interactive lisp programming it seems?
<norc>
It is very dangerous.
<norc>
But delicious.
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<igam>
cschneid: swank is the CL backend to slime, the Superior Lisp Interaction Mode for Emacs.
<igam>
slime includes sldb, the slime debugger.
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<Authenticator>
The default JSON library doesn't seem to handle ASCII-8BIT strings, but Oj does. Is there a setting in the default library that I'm missing?
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<apeiros>
yes, even though I've no idea why you created another paste.
<shevy>
:D
<shevy>
roelof on gist pasties you can highlight via numbers alone btw
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<roelof>
oke, h is the height of the letter. so for the height of the letter do (line 1)
<roelof>
apeiros: is this what you mean ?
<apeiros>
yes
<apeiros>
and height is columns or rows?
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<roelof>
colums
* al2o3-cr
deary me
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<apeiros>
I think you should buy a new dictionary then ;-)
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<roelof>
oke, then it are the rows, I always mixed them up
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<apeiros>
but let's go on, ok, for the number of rows there are, do what?
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<roelof>
read a line and put it into row
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<apeiros>
what part reads the line?
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<roelof>
gets.chomp , apeiros ?
<shevy>
he returns a question to a question :)
<apeiros>
roelof: how many methods do you see in gets.chomp?
<roelof>
two
<crime>
i love this conversation so far
<apeiros>
ok, what's the first and what does it do?
<roelof>
gets which reads and chomp which deletes the newline
<shevy>
crime apeiros is like a surgeon, he gets to the nasties
<apeiros>
roelof: great. "deletes the newlines"
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<apeiros>
rememer how I told you that you seem to lack the newlines?
<roelof>
yes
<crime>
one of my all-time favorite books is the little schemer, that's what apeiros reminds me of
<apeiros>
+b, finding where it belongs to is left as an exercise
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<crime>
guiding but not condescending
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<shevy>
hmm I don't know that book... title reminds me of a kids book :P
<crime>
it teaches scheme socratically
<crime>
absolutely fantastic read
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<roelof>
so I schould delete the chomps part , apeiros ?
<crime>
little schemer -> seasoned schemer -> reasoned schemer
<shevy>
ah
<apeiros>
roelof: so now you know that your newlines are not in row. if you print the rows without adding newlines back in, your result will happen
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<apeiros>
roelof: I don't know what you should do. after all, I don't know what goal you want to achieve. I just tell you why you get what you get. and that it is in no way weird.
<crime>
its like these damn computers only do what I tell them to
<apeiros>
yupp
<roelof>
I m trying to find out how I can convert a character to the responding asci character in the row variable
<apeiros>
hate them for that. do what I mean, not what I tell you to :D
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<hxegon>
That feeling when a SaaS your project is relying on can't even get password resets right: https://i.imgur.com/7s8APdU.gif
<apeiros>
roelof: moment, phone
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<crime>
i've noticed a lot of websites will let me reset passwords to passwords that dont meet the spec of the original password they wanted
<crime>
but hey, they want to run bug bounty programs, cool. I gotta pay rent and eat anyways
<hxegon>
crime I should try that with sites that have dumb restrictions like "first character must be a capital letter", or "only alphanumeric characters please :D"
<hxegon>
like my bank... :|
<crime>
yeah, just make one up, forget your password to your email, and like nine times out of ten it's just a textarea and they check to make sure the old password was correct
<crime>
well, banks SHOULD 2fa anyways so it wouldnt matter
<crime>
but yeah
<crime>
i actually hate the web
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<roelof>
apeiros: so I thougth if I could "convert" it to look like the columns I just could count lines and compose the requested character
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<hxegon>
crime At this rate I'm not too far off.
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<crime>
we should start over. html was a mistake. css made it worse. js has literally driven people to a rabid insanity. i feel like dante, tbh
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<hxegon>
At least the flash nightmare is coming to an end, although I'm sure "legacy" software will continue to beat that horse.
<crime>
I mean, AS3 suffered from all the same issues modern JS does.
<crime>
prototypal inheritance still blows ass, V8 is a nightmare of "oh well it's not terrible if it's really fast, right?"
<crime>
and deeper we go
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<crime>
then of course people absolutely lose their shit at the mere *thought* of onboarding Dart VM into chrome for fear of fragmentation. its like, look around! the entire web is already fragmented. it sucks
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<hxegon>
I wish there was a Joker-esque character IRL that was like "For every 24 hours that a sane JS replacement isn't implemented on all major browsers, a hospital will explode."
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<hxegon>
as a wise man once said about the JS VMs, "A lot of PHD bodies have been thrown on that burning pile of shit."
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<hxegon>
whoops, just realized this isn't offtopic.
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<apeiros>
roelof: yeah, sure. converting to columns isn't a bad idea. but that's not part of what you've shown.
<roelof>
correct , that part I schould make code myself
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<roelof>
I thought about using transpose but then I have to convert row first to a array
<apeiros>
transpose is a good idea, yes
<apeiros>
and yes, converting the line to an array is the precondition
<apeiros>
it's only 1 method call away ;-)
<roelof>
1 method ? I thought about using 2 . split and transpose
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<shayan>
I am attempting a beginner Ruby question, where I am creating a loop for numbers 1 through 20. In this exercise, I must use the “next” keyword so that you skip to the next iteration if the number ‘i’ is odd. What are some ways I can skip to the next iteration if the number ‘i’ is odd?
<apeiros>
I meant 1 method to convert a line to an array
<apeiros>
split works. there's an easier one: chars
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<roelof>
oke, I will google about chars. I have not used or learned it on rubymonk
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<roelof>
apeiros: sorry, first problem, When I use this code : http://lpaste.net/161421. I see this error : no implicit conversion of String into Array (TypeError)
<apeiros>
you've three problems
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<apeiros>
problem 1 is that you don't paste your actual code. seriously - don't. ever. do. that.
<roelof>
apeiros: oops, that is not good
<roelof>
apeiros: this is the actual code
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<apeiros>
no. it isn't. this code would get you a NoMethod error
<apeiros>
it's .chars, not .char
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<roelof>
wierd, when I use it on codingame I see the output as pasted
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<roelof>
yep, when I use chars I see output
<roelof>
because the docs sayed it was a array , I could use transpose to switch to a column layout
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<apeiros>
that'd be your 2nd problem
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<apeiros>
you should run the code locally and inspect `row`.
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<roelof>
oke, then I have to figure out how I can do this locally
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<roelof>
I will experiment with that the next few hours I think so again thanks
<Ox0dea>
roelof: After all this time, you don't have a local install? :(
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<roelof>
I have a local install of ruby
<roelof>
not a local install of this problem
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<roelof>
I use the debug of the codingame site
<roelof>
I think the biggest problem will be how I can locally use the input of the asci characters
<roelof>
on the site is given
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<Ox0dea>
roelof: You... don't know how to provide input to your program?
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<roelof>
Yes, I could use the same code
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<roelof>
the asci-characters are given in that site as a text. I have to input them as rows
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<roelof>
oke, chars gives this as output : "[\"#\", \" \", \"#\", \" \", \"#\", \"#\", \" \", \" \", \" \", \"#\", .....] so every # has one place in the array
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<roelof>
then split gives I think a better output : "[\"#\", \"#\", \"##\", \"##\", \"##\", \"###\", \"#\", \"##\", \"#\", .... ]
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<roelof>
but on both cases the orginal ending is gone so I think I have to store the input
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<shevy>
roelof are you sure that output is right?
<roelof>
I did p row.split.inspect so I think so
<shevy>
looks like a stringified array
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<Ox0dea>
roelof: You don't need to explicitly #inspect when you use #p.
<Ox0dea>
`p foo` is `puts foo.inspect`.
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<adaedra>
not exactly
<adaedra>
it's closer to foo.tap { |foo| puts foo.inspect }
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<adaedra>
so you can `p` anywhere and still get the value.
<moss>
hi. i'm writing a puppet facter script to check if an interface is using dhcp or not. i want to exclude the loopback device but can't figure out how to do so. Here is what I've written so far: https://dpaste.de/8ysk
<roelof>
Time to sleep now. Maybe I get tomorrow a idea how I can compose the characters back
<crime>
i p anywhere i want
<crime>
the world is my object
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<DotKite>
Anyone know how to use the eratosthenes sieve in the Prime class? ruby-doc.org isn't very clear
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<roelof>
oke, to use transpose I have to take care that all rows are all arrays
<shevy>
roelof yeah that looks more like an Array now
<shevy>
roelof I don't entirely understand why you must split on every character. can't you just output per line? if you match the desired output format (on that line)
<crime>
DotKite: thats an internal thing, I think.
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<weaksauce>
DotKite Prime.each do |prime| puts prime end
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<roelof>
shevy: I think you are right if I look at the docs of transpose
<crime>
Prime.each takes arguments to choose which prime generator it uses DotKite
<crime>
so you could do Prime.each(9999, Prime::TrialDivision) {|n| p n}
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<weaksauce>
DotKite you can pass in the generator type to each if you want.
<Ox0dea>
roelof: Without #transpose, you're going to be doing nasty string slicing and unnecessary arithmetic to pull the right pieces of each character out of the font.
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<norc>
Ox0dea, given a string A, what do you reckon would be the fastest way to determine whether any element in a list of strings starts with A?
<norc>
My intuition kinda suggests some proper hash map, but what do I know..
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<Ox0dea>
norc: The only unorthodox approach that comes to mind would be to get tricksy with a regex.
<norc>
Ox0dea, the problem is that it is still extremely expensive since it has to be applied against every element of the list.
<norc>
My list is large, which makes this unfeasible.
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<Ox0dea>
norc: Then #find and #start_with? is probably your best bet. :/
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<norc>
Ox0dea, I forgot one tiny detail. A is an element of the same list.. and I have to test this for any element.
<norc>
I do not want some O(n2) complexity just for accessing, and another O(n) for the string length n.
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<Ox0dea>
norc: Might be you're looking for a Bloom filter or the like.
<norc>
Maybe packing this into a tree would improve this, since it might reduce access time to O(1)
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<norc>
Ox0dea, possible. Bloom tests for actual member though, doesnt it?
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<Ox0dea>
norc: I mean, they're malleable?
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<Ox0dea>
You can parameterize the search however you please, really; it's essentially just bitsets.
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<norc>
Ox0dea, heck this is actually a classic problem to be solved with a simple hash table.
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<norc>
I can guarantee that the strings are at least 6 characters long and 12 at most.
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<norc>
Or. Bloom. I dont know..
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<weaksauce>
how large is large norc
<norc>
That is the price for being a school dropout rather than someone who spent 5 years studying CS...
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<Ox0dea>
norc: Using an arbitrarily deep Hash as a "tree" would work pretty well.
<norc>
weaksauce, currently Im working with lists between 100,000 and 200,000 (sizes where the naive solution just takes half an hour to calculate)
<Ox0dea>
Then you'd just test `h['f']['o']['o']` for non-nility.
<weaksauce>
perhaps build up a trie?
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<norc>
I see.
<norc>
Ox0dea and weaksauce both concluding that I really just want a tree.
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<weaksauce>
Ox0dea h['f']['o']['o'] would error if there was no ['f']['o'] element
<Ox0dea>
weaksauce: I got dis.
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<Ox0dea>
norc: It might be that you'd want to use a sentinel so that you don't have to treat the empty Hash as false, but that's otherwise trees for free.
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<norc>
Ox0dea, have you digged into ruby Hash? What mechanism does it use for access?
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<norc>
Object#hash?
<Ox0dea>
norc: Well, yeah... :P
<norc>
*dug even.
<Ox0dea>
#eql? comes into it as well if the #hash values collide.
<norc>
Ox0dea, I have to ask. Tons of things dont make any sense at all in the implementation.
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<norc>
Ever since I fell into the super super() trap, I no longer trust Ruby.
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<Ox0dea>
That's documented, though.
<Ox0dea>
As is `super &nil`, I'd imagine.
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<norc>
You just started another wtf moment.
<norc>
What is super &nil
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<norc>
asm>> &nil
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<ruby[bot]>
norc: I have disassembled your code, the result is at https://eval.in/559452
<norc>
asm>> super &nil
<ruby[bot]>
norc: I have disassembled your code, the result is at https://eval.in/559453
<norc>
asm>> super
<ruby[bot]>
norc: I have disassembled your code, the result is at https://eval.in/559454
<norc>
o_o
<Ox0dea>
It's for explicitly not passing along your block.
<norc>
The headache.
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<norc>
Is real.
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<norc>
Ox0dea, 6 hours into my compiler (really hard to find the time for it) by the way. Lexing and parsing done (and damn, stay the fuck away from the C++ parser/scanner from bison/flex), I can generate sexp expressions now.
<norc>
Hooray.
<norc>
Code generation started now.
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<Ox0dea>
norc: Sexps are just the best.
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<crime>
(funcall #'agree (get-topic))
<Ox0dea>
McCarthy tried to preempt a half-century of syntax flamewars. :/
<norc>
crime, out of lazyness mine are in immediate Ruby parseable form.
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<crime>
I've realized that that's what academia actually is. Whitepaper flame wars
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<crime>
thats how smart people talk shit
<norc>
Though if I use llvm, code generation is so unbelievable simple. You do not even have to know what you are doing.
<crime>
they write a paper
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<ule>
Hey guys.. I'm trying to find something similar with CodeSniffer for Rails
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<ule>
I know there is one called something like Tendle
<norc>
?rubyonrails ule
<ruby[bot]>
norc: I don't know anything about rubyonrails
<norc>
&rubyonrails ule
<crime>
ule: rubocop?
<ule>
could be ruby doesn't matter
<norc>
ule, rubocop but do not use it.
<ule>
crime: No.. it starts with T
<ule>
but I can't remember the name
<norc>
It leads to really horrible tendencies.
<ule>
yeah.. like 80 chars per line maximum
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<ule>
totatlly agree
<norc>
ule, things like that can be configured, but the problem is a different one.
<ule>
sure.. but first I need to remember the name of the gem
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<norc>
Either you work alone, in which case you should not need it. If you work together, specify the coding guidelines and reject PRs if ppl do not follow it.
<norc>
It is how everybody in the serious world does it.
<ule>
tailor!!
<crime>
i was about to write ruby to find every gem name that starts with t
<crime>
ur just gonna golf w/e I write and then I feel stupid
<Ox0dea>
That's a shell script.
<crime>
but thats why i come here anyways
<crime>
it counts
* Ox0dea
gives crime a gold star.
<crime>
im gonna print that out irl and frame it
<Ox0dea>
That's counterfeiting.
<crime>
you can photocopy us currency for historical and educational purposes
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<shevy>
pictures of love
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<shevy>
or a matz muscles t-shirt!
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<crime>
i want to arm-wrestle matz
<shevy>
lol
<crime>
i emailed him to ask if he would but he wouldnt so i just assume its because he'd get rekt
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<shevy>
perhaps at some conference you could challenge him
<crime>
ya know i thought about that
<crime>
the thing about conferences is that you have to pay to get in to most of them
<shevy>
where is the next conference where matz will be at?
<shevy>
and when
<crime>
doesnt seem very FLOSS to me, i never go
<shevy>
havenwood tell me, you know these things
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<Fernando-Basso>
I watch conferences in youtube. Would it help me more if I were present?
<Fernando-Basso>
I mean, would I learn more by being there?
<ule>
no
<norc>
Fernando-Basso, if I was the guy earning money from them it would help if you were.
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<weaksauce>
Fernando-Basso possibly? more so making connections or being able to do the 1-1 sessions if they have any
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<Fernando-Basso>
What helps for me is getting my butt in the char and the fingers on the keyboard.
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<Fernando-Basso>
chair*
<Fernando-Basso>
Sorry, I didn't mean to offend chars.
<crime>
they seem like such a huge scam to me. why should i pay organizers for paying the conference hall? if they gave a shit about open source they'd just pay it and let me in
<crime>
esp if they're just gonna put it on youtube afterwards
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<Ox0dea>
Fernando-Basso: It's okay; uint8_ts are superior.
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<Fernando-Basso>
ule, Hey pal!
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<Fernando-Basso>
Ox0dea, :D
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<Fernando-Basso>
weaksauce, Yeah, that could perhaps be worth my while.
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<crime>
there's a gem called 'fuck' and more surprisingly, it actually does stuff
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<shevy>
Fernando-Basso always depends on who will talk, how good any presentations will be, how good a talker you got... tenderlove's presentations are funny. But I think, the only ones I really watch are from matz
<crime>
tenderlove is the cringiest presented I've ever seen
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<Fernando-Basso>
shevy, But still, any "learning" difference being there and being home while watching?
<crime>
shevy, you should watch sandi metz. Nothing is Something is a great talk about ruby/smalltalk parallels
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<ule>
I started watching youtube videons on 2X speed.. I can see 3 conferences in the same timeframe
<crime>
lol
<ule>
only possible from my chair here
<Fernando-Basso>
shevy, Well, being there might be more memorable.
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<weaksauce>
crime sandy is good stuff. also advi does some pretty good talks
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<crime>
avdi's blog has deterred me from wanting to hear avdi's voice
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<crime>
yeah, the long hair, stud belt, weird pseudo-cali-midwest accent. irl cringing
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<norc>
crime, hold on. I can fix that. PR incoming...
<crime>
so im trying to listen to avdi and he just said that trying to model object reality is hubristic
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<crime>
which is a self-admission that he doesn't even exist in the real world and only the in the fantasy world where he thinks he knows what he's talking about
<crime>
I just dont mind calling people out doing exactly that
<crime>
avdi's blog is littered with those little "well gee I'm so smart" tidbits
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<norc>
Ox0dea, I do think of myself as being superior than everybody else. But this is not based on competency, because I am not very competent. That is just my attitude towards humans in general...
<norc>
That is not Dunning-Kruger, is it?\
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<Ox0dea>
norc: I think that's a God complex?
<adaedra>
Well at least you noticed it.
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<crime>
I'm not suffering from Dunning-Kruger, I'm just mean and snarky.
<norc>
Ox0dea, that does not sound too bad..
<Ox0dea>
norc: Being God a shit.
<ule>
How can I do something like this?
<ule>
3.times.('1'..'9').to_a.sample
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<ule>
actually I want letters
<ule>
3.times.('A'..'Z').to_a.sample
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<norc>
ule, what is the 3.times supposed to do?
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<ule>
generate a random string with 3 chars
<crime>
just ('A'..'Z').sample(3)
<al2o3-cr>
no
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<crime>
you are sampling three times and throwing away the first two values
<ule>
crime: NoMethodError: undefined method `sample' for "A".."Z":Range
<crime>
just ('A'..'Z').to_a.sample(3)
<ule>
ok but now I need to convert it back to a string
<ruby[bot]>
norc: # => /tmp/execpad-f4ebc63d80c3/source-f4ebc63d80c3:2: syntax error, unexpected .., expecting &. or :: or ...check link for more (https://eval.in/559468)
<ruby[bot]>
norc: # => /tmp/execpad-7fe7be2951f8/source-7fe7be2951f8:2: warning: string literal in condition ...check link for more (https://eval.in/559474)
<norc>
Fun things you can do with that.
<crime>
neat-o
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<baweaver>
anyways, let's avoid the personal attacks / comments crime
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* baweaver
just read through the past chat logs
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<shevy>
crime yeah the ? can be confusing, I remember it for when before the lonely operator came to be
<shevy>
foo.?what?.?is_going_on?
<crime>
but asking my age isn't inappropriate?
<crime>
k
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<baweaver>
Ox0dea: let's keep age out of it
<Ox0dea>
baweaver: Nonsense.
<crime>
not what i meant
<adaedra>
You don't have to answer, technically.
<shevy>
HOW OLD ARE YOU ALL
<crime>
Ox0dea: <3
<Ox0dea>
crime: <3
<apeiros>
42
<adaedra>
7 years old in average.
<apeiros>
always been, always will be
<shevy>
I don't think I can trust the internet answers there
<Ox0dea>
The median age of the planet probably is right up around 42.
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<baweaver>
?ot
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<crime>
>> a = ('A'..'Z').to_a;Array.new(10){nil}.collect{a.sample}
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<adaedra>
But I'm sorry, I was kind of looking by bits, didn't catch everything.
<crime>
that wouldnt work for arbitrary arrays though
<adaedra>
Arbitrary arrays?
<crime>
[:symbol, 454545, "a string"]
<crime>
idk what im trying to solve anymore actuall
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<crime>
does ruby have like a cascade operator so I could do like a = [4,5,6] ..other stuff, and a would get bound to the array and then I could call methods on a without a semicolon?
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<guest789>
Hello, I am new to ruby. I have a need to construct a date in ISO format. I have g_date:2014-09-09 g_time:12:01:56 g_msec:456. How do i contruct a date out of it ? Ideally using Time.at ?
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<darix>
guest789: Time#strftime
<darix>
and for parsing
<darix>
strptime
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<guest789>
thanks darix. I am absolutely new to ruby. Could you please elaborate ?
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<Radar>
Yes. Then I go for bike rides / hikes instead.
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<crime>
thats a good idea
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<DotKite>
I am trying to implement a prime gap function. I decided to use an enumerator, but when I call my gap function more than once it is as if it isn't creating a new enumerator when I call the gap function more than once. Here is the paste http://pastebin.com/YmnMz9Lr
<smathy>
guest789, that's a standard parser for ISO 8601
<smathy>
...where did you get the three digit hours or "-00:00" part from that?
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<Radar>
That's a timezone.
<smathy>
Oh, heh :)
<Radar>
"2016-04-26T09:40:11+10:00"
<smathy>
I'm not used to seeing a colon there.
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<Radar>
Looks familar to the one that they provided, no?
<guest789>
smathy. On line 42, what should be time ?
<arahael>
Radar: still, that has only 2-digits in the hours part.
<guest789>
specifically, what format ?
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<Radar>
correct
<Radar>
guest789: where did you get the time from?
<smathy>
guest789, YYYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss.milisecZ
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<guest789>
can I do Time.at('2014-10-10 10:20:30', record[@msec_key].to_i * 1000).strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S.%L%z")
<arahael>
guest789: you're totally ignoring all of us.
<guest789>
Radar: This is for fluentd.
<smathy>
guest789, sorry, as Radar mentioned, the %z is the zone offset, although I'd expect just three or four digits without a semi colon like +1000 -0600 or -600
<guest789>
sorry
<arahael>
smathy: the semicolon is optional.
<smathy>
...but he's probably right that the ... ^ that.
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<guest789>
this is so complicated...sorry
<arahael>
but anyway, why help him - we all asked about the 3-digit hour, and he's ignored us. it must be significant, because hree times he mentioned it.
<guest789>
arahael: I did not ignored it. I myself don't know sorry...
<arahael>
guest789: well, where. did. you. get. it. from?