coffee guzzlers cafe - sunnyside-up-eggs

I mean I'm 100% sure it works, since I know that I've done all this in 2017

04:06

I really don't even need to test it, I've had a flashback.

04:06

But I'm not sure why I haven't used it.

04:06

Probably either got tired of XML

04:07

or was too high on maintanence. (edited)

04:07

Wish HAD THE NOTES

I normally use json for APIs and stuff

Probably shouldn't save user passwords in json

04:09

I save it in cleartext

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The undecryptable cleartext

Uoou-Not-the-egg

Am I the only one that hates this emoji so much

04:11

Uoou-Not-the-egg

Am I the only one that hates this emoji so much

I hate most twemojis

04:13

have you seen the globes

04:13

Look at Africa

Xarvatium

Look at Africa

No idea, I'm a map blind

04:17

04:17

I can't differentiate things anymore

04:18

Might be only tired tho

04:20

No thoughts in my head

04:21

Took 2 minutes to remember what Africa even is and its shape.

Xarvatium

Look at Africa

Oh yea, it's almost a C letter

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Absolute masterpiece

indeed

Uoou-Not-the-egg

Click to see attachment 🖼️

your effort is commendable, but i can't help but feeling xslt is in the totally wrong direction

11:29

the keyword you are looking for, is "html partials"

11:29

https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2018/03/static-site-with-nunjucks/

Building A Static Site With Components Using Nunjucks — Smashing Ma...

Even if you don’t use any client-side JavaScript at all to build a site, it doesn’t mean you have to give up on the idea of building with components. Learn how to build a static site with the help of an HTML preprocessor.

11:30

~~if you want to precompile the HTML and not load it during run-time, there's couple ways you can do that, e.g. this webpack plugin https://github.com/posthtml/posthtml-include~~ (edited)

11:35

https://codepen.io/chriscoyier/project/editor/ZepgLg

The Power of Serverless

...

https://caniuse.com/imports

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V (edited)

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I'll use threads instead of asynchronous... No sounds wrong

tongue

the keyword you are looking for, is "html partials"

The term doesn't sound too bad.

14:33

Still trying to avoid PHP and use Python

14:38

I'm starting to feel like I have to take a look at a few python web development courses for backend, just to be more clear on what's possible.

14:39

https://chsasank.com/digging-deep-into-async-await-python.html

Demystifying Asynchronous Programming in Python - Sasank's Blog

asyncio is all the rage these days in Python because we can write high performance io code in a single thread. While there are a lot of tutorials on asyncio library itself, there is little explanat...

14:39

No idea, just saving this one for the later.

14:40

Maybe I should use some Flask Django backend web framework

14:41

I hate the names "django", "flask" already

14:42

Not something I would want to see in a project

14:45

But if it's required to complete a project in a half the lifetime. What can I do indeed.

14:52

Woke up today completely destroyed and with a headache

1

14:52

Just like yesterday

14:52

https://surge-synthesizer.github.io/

Surge

Surge is an open source digital synthesizer.

1

15:02

Very cool

https://soundcloud.com/bumhs1fqt9hg/vov4ik-into-the-distance-by-dawn

Cj Vov4ik

Vov4ik - Into The Distance By Dawn (OSC 138 Surge)

My challenge track on KVR is "OSC 138 Surge".

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15:36

Great track for some depressing documentary that takes you to some rabbithole

@Uoou-Not-the-egg https://rogerhui.rip/

mike@optima-systems.co.uk

Roger Hui 1953 – 2021

16:42

>.rip tld

16:42

tongue

>.rip tld

16:52

Gotta go reserve one now.

today's chain of learning - wondering about 128-bit computers - in arm NEON you can load 2 uint8 into one variable, and then do operations on the stored variable at the same time, this is called vector operations to oversimplify, let us say a = 5 and b = 10, we want to double both variables at the same time, so we can do 2 (5 + 10) which has special hardware to do it in 1 cycle instead of 2*5 + 2*10 http://www.andestech.com/wp-content/uploads/Andes-RISC-V-CON_An-Introduction-to-RISC-V-Vector-Programming-with-C-Intrinsic%E2%80%8B.pdf so there is shit like that in riscv but it seems halfway-standardized then got into research of history of such vector operations, back to FORTRAN

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and got suspicious of claims that boomers managed to design whole computer in a weekend

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then from there i started reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Backus about this guy, who i already knew from "backus-naur grammar", and got into this rabbit hole

17:08

from there i found out about rogerhui.rip

17:08

https://github.com/tangentstorm/j-incunabulum

GitHub - tangentstorm/j-incunabulum

Contribute to tangentstorm/j-incunabulum development by creating an account on GitHub.

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then from there discovered cursed programming language called APL

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which has operators like ⍤

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then from there Ken Iverson made programming language called "J"

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based on APL

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and he had a friend who wrote REPL for it in "1 afternoon"

17:11

in conclusion i learned nothing of value today

I'm not finding any reasons on why we can't utilise volcanoes as geothermal energy sources and power basicly everything. Except that it is dangerious to drill into volcanoes, which can be done using mechanics and robotics nowdays.

19:00

I have some feeling that it might be more than enough to balance out or even replace the need for Nuclear power.

19:01

All the power intensive operations and manufacturing jobs could be moved to places powered by volcanoes.

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And then the made things could be distributed across the world.

19:03

Why do I feel like volcanoes might be an answer to making an unlimited robotics factory viable.

19:04

Nuclear power could be used to harvest the minerals from earth in a balanced and sustainable way.

19:04

Until something better comes along, like a fusion power.

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So excited now about taking full control over volcanoes.

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It's just that we don't have the technology yet

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Nobody would have more energy to say "Go find a job" than an untapped volcanoe waiting to be drilled for geothermals.

19:19

"Who will do the work?" "Volcanoes, my dear mr sir."

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Probably favorite one since childhood.

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It's probably hard to watch today.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VNGUdObDoLk

National Geographic

Volcanoes 101 | National Geographic

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https://youtu.be/I845O57ZSy4?t=18243 (edited)

Lex Fridman

John Carmack: Doom, Quake, VR, AGI, Programming, Video Games, and R...

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19:52

Carmack pumped

https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkxd_nbZMm60N9yfm3mvwvjwSAD12QlvqWF

✂️ You can't know everything, but you should convice yourself that ...

17 seconds · Clipped by Vaidas BoQsc · Original video "John Carmack: Doom, Quake, VR, AGI, Programming, Video Games, and Rockets | Lex Fridman Podcast #309" ...

22:34

Got tired of the Bannerlord Intro videos, so I've wrote a quick batch script to remove it in a single click for GOG releases with static path.

22:35

I could get it fully done by utilizing the registry and getting the installation path. But Windows have no tools for that.

22:36

Only the cheats.

22:36

That look ugly to read.

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22:49

Alright I did it again, now it takes Installation path from the registry.

22:50

Failproof method of removing intro from the Bannerlord.

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23:00

Here we go, it all works.

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But is an unreadable mess.

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Even with a batch lord like me.

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23:32

Very cool hosting

https://status.hetzner.com/incident/ea658282-e723-42b9-8e08-143f1bbd88be https://status.hetzner.com/incident/97defd24-2705-41ff-976d-7986a688e09f

23:33

average previous outages were resolved in 5 minutes. its been 1 hour (actually 1 hr 45 minutes) (edited)

23:33

yes, guess i am the master of edge cases.

23:34

wonder what did i do.

Uoou-Not-the-egg

Got tired of the Bannerlord Intro videos, so I've wrote a quick batch script to remove it in a single click for GOG releases with static path.

do you like windows registry or /etc/ better

tongue

do you like windows registry or /etc/ better

In regards to what.

00:07

I think Linux use the similar approach as far as I remember reading lots back in the day.

00:07

Especially gnome with its gsettings.

storing program-specific configurations.

00:08

yeah, gsettings stores it in its own format in its own database

I think I would go with the registry in my own operating system. The only thing lacking in Windows is tooling and a smooth experience.

00:10

I'm happy enough with the registry.

00:10

Until someone point out otherwise.

00:10

Which I doubt will happen soon.

01:06

So much for the facebook

01:06

02:36

What

Belarus is country?

02:59

wow i just found out euro truck simulator 2 has a dlc that adds part of Lithuania

02:59

i could visit the egg town

sumi

Belarus is country?

Yeah and they are very like russians.

03:02

sumi

i could visit the egg town

There is no way that my small town exists there

03:03

I mean barely anyone knows that it exists in Lithuania.

03:04

But maybe only recently it might be having some light due to Kaliningrad incident.

03:04

sometimes they model little towns in the maps but don't label them

03:06

There is a small chance that you will find an egg there

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03:12

03:12

Very small chance, but maybe

03:13

03:13

Egg town visited by the sumi's truck when

oo

03:19

ill see when i can

03:19

i need that dlc tho

not worth it if it costs the moneys

03:30

if its on sale ill get

03:33

sometimes they do like 80% sales

11:27

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1RVNGDSdw4&feature=emb_title

Financial Modeling World Cup

Excel Esports: ALL-STAR BATTLE

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(edited)

11:29

https://www.fmworldcup.com/excel-esports/

Excel Esports

tongue

(edited)

Gotta say, the clown face is not as bad as

tongue

(edited)

13:26

I'm only a wake for a few minutes and I'm already witnessing the most insidious things on the chat

13:26

13:27

Also made a automatic way to backup bannerlord's saves with a single click

13:28

With a TIMESTAMP in the folder name. (edited)

13:30

Was thinking to make a mod loader that automatically extracts newly downloaded bannerlord mods and load them into a folder (edited)

13:30

But then I went on such a train of thought that no dream I habe been was as wacky.

13:31

So no, I should not do it

13:32

The ending conclusion was that we need a new operating system for efficient file management and access.

13:33

Also that is simple enough even for sumi to use.

i wonder whether the devs of excel and vbscript would be able to come up with a solution to this.

13:47

my bet is probably, yes (assuming they can come up with the algorithm separately), even though they might take a really long time, because they understand excel at a very fundamental level, and all the weird interaction quirks. (edited)

https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/programs-must-not-limit-freedom-to-run.en.html

15:02

A license condition against fraud would be superfluous in a country where fraud is a crime. But why not a condition against using it for torture, a practice that states frequently condone when carried out by the “security forces”?

15:03

@Uoou-Not-the-egg Remember, it is OK to use GNU software to torture people.

@Uoou-Not-the-egg

21:59

Why don't manufacturers just make the smaller RAM sticks, and only if you need to put it into desktop computer, include the full-size adapter. (edited)

21:59

this would save so much e-waste.

21:59

it's all market capitalism at work.

does it affect performance

22:11

using adapter

sumi

does it affect performance

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PF8Dfgl3Wx4

Linus Tech Tips

Installing Laptop RAM into Desktop!?

22:49

sort of, but not much

22:49

affects as in you shouldn't mix them with other ram sticks or else it will all run on the slowest speed, but that's the same for regular ram sticks too

22:50

it would result in less e-waste cuz as the end user u could sell ur old ram to both laptop and desktop users

22:50

or if u buy a desktop first then a laptop later on u don't have to intentionally go out n buy more ram

indeed

22:50

but

22:51

theyd have to make it prettier

22:51

alot of people who choose desktops over laptops is for aesthetics

o yea definitely lol also its stickin out too much with this design

22:51

its gonna get in the way of big ass coolers

also that yea

sumi

alot of people who choose desktops over laptops is for aesthetics

X

post ur desktop (edited)

23:01

i bet its all grimy n coated in sumi juice

23:02

my build was more about price than aesthetic

23:02

got alot of the parts from aliexpress

sumi

my build was more about price than aesthetic

23:10

Same tbh

23:10

I have the most unbalanced build in existence

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and no case

23:10

because why spend on case when you can spend on speed

looks wicked

23:11

haha

23:11

what are the specs on that

sumi

what are the specs on that

i3 8100, gtx 1070 ti, 32gb ram, 2 nvme SSDs + 1 sata ssd HmmmThinking

also two internet cards HmmmThinking

(edited)

tongue

i3 8100, gtx 1070 ti, 32gb ram, 2 nvme SSDs + 1 sata ssd HmmmThinking

also two internet cards HmmmThinking

(edited)

sounds pretty powerful

23:12

except the cpu

yes but i3 HmmmThinking

23:13

does your motherboard have 2 m.2

yes

or u using adapter

23:13

o nice

23:13

mine only has 1

23:13

https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/Z370N-WIFI-rev-10#kf

Z370N WIFI (rev. 1.0) Key Features | Motherboard - GIGABYTE Global

Lasting Quality from GIGABYTE.GIGABYTE Ultra Durable™ motherboards bring together a unique blend of features and technologies that offer users the absolute ...

23:14

this is my mobo

sumi

or u using adapter

23:14

i dreamed of building something smol and "portable" (enough to take onto plane) like this but (edited)

23:14

couldnt find the power supply

23:14

so just said fuk it

small form factor is cool

23:16

but expensive

23:18

i still want to build something inside a gamecube shell tho

23:18

23:19

something actually usable as normal desktop not just a pi 4 or something

23:20

i think asrock makes very tiny motherboards but prob hard to find

sumi

i still want to build something inside a gamecube shell tho

i wanna build things but lazy and poor and have to buy tools

the struggle

23:21

i bought a little pi pico kit like months ago

23:22

and still havent done anything with it

23:22

except turn on the little on board LED

idk how to code

23:25

took me like an hour to figure out how to even put code in it

ye it's a lot to pick up at once

23:26

the coding part n then high school level electrical knowledge

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to connect stuff

23:33

jus have to stop being depressed

23:33

im usually decent at tinkering but yea im also lazy

23:46

i need like an actual goal with it or i wont do anything with it

23:46

like something to make

sumi

i need like an actual goal with it or i wont do anything with it

same

23:49

i had this problem with coming up with ideas too n what helped me was whenever i had a new slightly promising idea no matter what i would write it down

23:49

so over time (like a year) i had a pool of ideas to work on

i feel like with your knowledge u could do so many things

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itd be awesome

00:21

i actually have a few ideas of things i want to make

00:21

but they require more programming knowledge

00:21

sumi

but they require more programming knowledge

humu humu do you wanna share?

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oh was it that robot thing u were talkin about

00:24

when we frst met

apart from sex robot

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i hav others

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lol

00:25

like a button box for games

00:25

that i can map for different controls in truck sim or other

00:27

other one is have a button that turns on several lights placed in different rooms

00:27

like just an LED

00:27

for when my mom calls us down to eat

00:27

nobody ever hears her

00:27

the button box is more of interest ill look if theres one i can copy

00:41

but from what i seen so far theyre all based on arduino stuff

@sumi random question but u gamble right

01:36

what do you think of the martingale strategy

01:36

idk what that is tbh lol

01:37

i just gamble like $10 a month and just try to get lucky

ever time u lose u double ur bet so ur always gonna win in the long run (in theory)

01:39

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zTsRGQj6VT4

Numberphile

Gambling with the Martingale Strategy - Numberphile

01:39

it's a really stupid thing to do HmmmThinking

01:39

in theory anyways

01:39

because if u lose u lose all (ur loss is infinite 3DExhausted

)

01:39

but if u win u only win 1x ur previous bet

that sounds scary and also depends on the game im assuming

i always bet all

01:40

real men style