ELLIOTTCABLE changed the topic of #elliottcable to: a _better_ cult ˙ ͜ʟ˙ embrace, extend, extinguish.
<joelteon>
i wonder why it tries to use ipv6 when it can't make connections
<katlogic>
yeah, dualstack implementations are often sloppy
<joelteon>
boy its annoying
<katlogic>
joelteon: the idea originally was, if your ipv6 is broken, simply disable it
<joelteon>
hm
<joelteon>
how do i do mine
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<katlogic>
get rid of local ipv6 interface :)
<katlogic>
most well behaved apps should then stop asking for aaaa, or connections will fail with immediate rejecting whent they try it anyway
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<nuck>
09:31 +joelteon how dare you associate me with him
<nuck>
joelteon: In case you forgot I was the one who revealed the existence of a secret elliott channel to you on deviantShit
<ELLIOTTCABLE>
Wait, otters is nuck's fault?
<nuck>
Kind of yes
<nuck>
He was in #oftn already, and I didn't even realize it
<nuck>
And I posted some quote iirc
<joelteon>
iirc = in irc
<alexgordon>
joelteon: lol
<purr>
lol
<nuck>
Yeah something like that
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<gq>
nerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrds
<gq>
all of you
<gq>
your room title doesn't make any god damn sense
<gq>
purr: yo
<gq>
...
* gq
skritches purr
* purr
rrrr
<gq>
oh good.
<gq>
i was afraid purr was dead.
<gq>
can't have that.
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<nuck>
gq: Purr never dies
<nuck>
She's like a goonie
<gq>
heh.
<devyn>
totally makes sense
<devyn>
we're a cult
<gq>
totes
<devyn>
and EEE is the microsoft thing haha
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<Cheery>
katlogic: yeah. but why's that explicit to it?
<Cheery>
katlogic: why you don't need much to bootstrap *any* language? or why do we forget this without lisp?
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<katlogic>
Cheery: There are not that many things as self-descriptive as lisp.
<katlogic>
Also, I think it was actually its design goal, to have 7 working operations or so from which rest of the language can be bootstrapped.
<katlogic>
..it can be emulated elsewhere, but it wont be pretty pretty.
<Cheery>
but I can create a syntax with LRkit over a lisp
<Cheery>
:/
<Cheery>
and it'd be a working language
<Cheery>
anyway
<Cheery>
(file-write "hello hello\n" stdout)
<Cheery>
it's running
<Cheery>
I'll add few more today
<Cheery>
the goal was to get file-open, file-close, file-read too.
<Cheery>
also some basic stuff for dlopen, and primitive datatype access.
<Cheery>
ffor the language's own primitives
<Cheery>
besides I don't even think it leaves to implementation
<Cheery>
this is exciting
<Cheery>
in aboeut a week.. I've made the stuff that I was doing for 3 months worthless.
<katlogic>
:)
<Cheery>
in a way. it is still useful because I learned things. but I could have skipped lots of stuff by just going to look for lisp stuff in first place
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<Cheery>
well.. the object system I designed.. I think I can design it in here, but it's not the lowest layer
<Cheery>
the lowest layer consists of an array, array buffer, string
<Cheery>
plus the datatypes that can be represented straight out. integers, booleans, etc.
<Cheery>
the significance of lisp for language development is reason for why I'm curious about teh lisp itself.
<Cheery>
and why I decided to get on actually implementing my own lisp instead of getting back to using lrkit
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