<zenspider>
the health dept shut that down here because they declared they needed to fully change the water between each treatment... but that'd kill the fish
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<zenspider>
that'd be an interesting way to maintain your feet tho
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<oddmunds>
zenspider: myiasis -> "Myiasis (/ˈmaɪ.əsᵻs/ or /maɪˈaɪ.əsᵻs/) is the parasitic infestation of the body of a live mammal by fly larvae (maggots) that grow inside the host while feeding on its tissue."
<oddmunds>
could be considered more or less offensive than maggot
<oddmunds>
(harder to remember, though)
<oddmunds>
i'd go with maggot
<havenwood>
you could name it Leonid after the Russian doc who removed his own appendix in the Antarctic
<zenspider>
l33n: that is some seriously unreadable shit.
<zenspider>
nope. Not gonna read it. that code is crazymaking
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<l33n>
randy newman over here
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<baweaver>
He's right
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<zenspider>
time is valuable over here. I don't waste it on crap like this. Format it like a normal ruby program and you'll get more help
<baweaver>
Not likely you're going to have anyone take time to read through it with that wild indentation.
<blackbombay>
l33n: i don't think you're handling the case when there is no query string, but try reformat the gist in your editor and repost. it's v hard to read with that indentation.
<l33n>
ok, but there is a query string, and it can access it and do the calculations,
<l33n>
ill format it better
<blackbombay>
what if there isn't a query string? you'll choke on JSON.parse.
<zenspider>
>> require "json"; JSON.parse ""
<ruby[bot]>
zenspider: # => A JSON text must at least contain two octets! (JSON::ParserError) ...check link for more (https://eval.in/688888)
<baweaver>
Also why are you using numbered indexes?
<zenspider>
seems simple enough
<baweaver>
just use an array
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<l33n>
i can get to that, but i just want to figure out why the json is not generating for now
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<blackbombay>
btw use Kernel#p instead of puts, because "puts nil" just prints an empty line.
<zenspider>
that's the least of the problems
<l33n>
so how about just this one problem: why is the json not generating
<baweaver>
See above
<zenspider>
no clue. you're showing the server, not the client
<baweaver>
>> require 'json'; JSON.parse('')
<ruby[bot]>
baweaver: # => A JSON text must at least contain two octets! (JSON::ParserError) ...check link for more (https://eval.in/688889)
<blackbombay>
based on your second gist, i see two requests. the first one looks like it goes through fine, the second looks like you have nil values (due to the blank lines).
<blackbombay>
the second request has no query string.
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<l33n>
ty
<l33n>
im working on formatting better, i just wanted to see if I could get this to wokr
<l33n>
work
<baweaver>
What editor are you using?
<l33n>
vim
<baweaver>
Why?
<l33n>
idk
<baweaver>
If you're just learning Ruby and you're not a Vim user from before don't
<baweaver>
Pick up Sublime Text, Atom, or Brackets.
<baweaver>
You only need one major learning curve at a time.
<l33n>
yeah
<l33n>
ty
<baweaver>
and if you don't have indentation and language settings in Vim, I'm venturing a guess you're new to it as well.
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<blackbombay>
my guess is vim is being used from a terminal and copy&paste screws up horribly when copying from there to a browser.
<baweaver>
:set paste
<zenspider>
I had a student using sublime and I couldn't for the life of me find "indent region/buffer" or equivalent. might have changed since then...
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<blackbombay>
emacs4life
<baweaver>
CMD + Shift + V matches indent on paste
<baweaver>
but I hesitate to ever tell a newbie to use Vim or Emacs. Learn a language first, then bikeshed over editors
<baweaver>
unless said newbie was a SysAdmin that's already good with Vim
<blackbombay>
i think emacs is easier to learn than vim but maybe not.
<baweaver>
*shrugs* I just vote for simplest out of the box editor I can find when teaching
<baweaver>
because really the editor matters substantially less than the content
<blackbombay>
yeah def true
<zenspider>
blackbombay: agreed
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<l33n>
so i should add an if statement thats like if there is a json, then go ahead with json parse, else print response
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<l33n>
i guess print hydrant data if there is no json, else print final hydrant data
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<cluckmaster>
zenspider: was your student slow
<zenspider>
cluckmaster: excuse me?
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<cluckmaster>
I believe my statement was clear.
<cluckmaster>
friend
<zenspider>
cluckmaster: just for the public record... based on the above and your PMs you're rapidly walking into a temporary ban... ok done
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<zenspider>
we don't tolerate jackassery here
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<zenspider>
!unban cluckmaster
<zenspider>
!rude cluckmaster
<zenspider>
there... now it is set to an hour
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<l33n>
if request.xhr?
<l33n>
end
<l33n>
print hydrant_data
<l33n>
else
<l33n>
print final_hydrant_data
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<l33n>
can i do something like that?
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<blackbombay>
what is request for you? so far you've implemented a http server on your own.
<l33n>
or how to write that? psuedo being if its an ajax request, parse the json and print the hydrant data with calculation, else just print hydrant data on server
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<zenspider>
NIH at its best.
<zenspider>
just use two endpoints and have them only do one thing each
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<l33n>
like two servers?
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<l33n>
what does NIH mean
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<zenspider>
Not Invented Here
<zenspider>
not two servers. two urls
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<l33n>
blackbombay, I want to send the json to the server, but for now I just want to see the updated final_hydrant_data
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<l33n>
how would i do that senspider?
<l33n>
zenspider*
<zenspider>
iirc you were already "parsing" out the request
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<l33n>
yeah but i think i was getting that original problem because when I tried to visit the site, not sending an ajax request, it choked on the JSON.parse, like blackbombay said, because there was nothing being sent to it
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<jhack>
same issue l33n ?
<l33n>
well no
<l33n>
i made progress
<l33n>
amazingly
<l33n>
lol
<l33n>
but now i think its time to incorporate what you were saying
<l33n>
because the issue now is that I can't really visit the server with the code as is, i can't see the json because the code requires input to parse in order to output the modified json data
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<l33n>
but i think i can just have the ajax call send the gps coordinates, the server parses and then outputs a new json with the calculations all done, and the ajax call does the .done() thing you were saying and uses the data
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<elomatreb>
Maybe make a method that accepts an array of symbols and just calls public_send with them on the array you're sorting?
<zenspider>
I'm really not getting through to you...
<jhack>
I dont understand your people.sort_by(&:last_name)
<elomatreb>
That is equivalent to people.sort_by { |i| i.last_name }
<jhack>
right, but I am trying to use sort_records on different attributes
<zenspider>
and I answered that too
<jhack>
and it can be different any time
<zenspider>
but it fell on deaf eyes
<jhack>
zenspider: the example you provided, sorts different attributes, but not when it’s different every time the function is called
<zenspider>
jhack: yours is NO different... it's just slower
<jhack>
the one i put up is an example
<jhack>
yeah, your right, its no different
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<zenspider>
I've tried to explain that 3 different ways. I give up
<jhack>
I guess i’m not explaining my question correctly
<zenspider>
no, you're explaining it fine.
<jhack>
do u mind reiterating what im trying to ask?
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<jhack>
I am trying to create a method that will take an array that consists of objects and another argument that will be the rules that it will be sorted by.
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<P_R_Deltoid>
The << operator actually operates on the array itself, right?
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<P_R_Deltoid>
Instead of just returning a value and leaving the array as-is
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<P_R_Deltoid>
https://gist.github.com/PRDeltoid/acd2b835538f6d11e362979d01d1dcb8 I'm having an issue where the "hints" array is being populated correctly, but right after it leaves the main loop the entire array is filled with only the final entry in place of every other previous entry
<P_R_Deltoid>
but printing the array every itteration returns the correct information (the hints are different and slowly building up letters)
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<P_R_Deltoid>
Actually, after checking my output again, it seems the entire array is replace with the most recent hint for every entry every time it goes through the loop
<kares_>
dminuoso: aah, thanks - so it is a thing in the end
<dminuoso>
Yeah.
<kares_>
maybe it's just a bit under documented in the docs
<dminuoso>
kares_: I don't know, the "PQG" triplet is a common thing in DH
<dminuoso>
If you don't know what it is, you really should not be touching it.
<kares_>
sounds like it's redundant when p/g are known
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<kares_>
dminuoso: thanks - managed to support JRuby-OpenSSL for a while ... this is encouraging :)
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<dminuoso>
No, thank you for supporting useful libraries. :)
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<antoniobeyah>
dminuoso: u have any references for pqg being used for DH when DSA/RSA signing isn't involved?
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<kares_>
still, theory aside, wonder why there wasn't a set_pg in the first place + whether q is actually returned with DH#params
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<kares_>
it actually is: {"p"=>#<OpenSSL::BN:0x00000001f59230>, "q"=>#<OpenSSL::BN:0x00000001f591b8>, "g"=>#<OpenSSL::BN:0x00000001f59140>, "pub_key"=>#<OpenSSL::BN:0x00000001f59078>, "priv_key"=>#<OpenSSL::BN:0x00000001f59000>}
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<kares_>
did not realize 2.0.0 was released and I can gem install - day is saved!
<kares_>
thanks you both for help and guidance
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<zenspider>
10 lines longer in order to have (essentially) no logic in it
<zenspider>
but this one is just a 2x2... there are 2x2x2's too which get really gross
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<zenspider>
added example of 2x2x2
<dminuoso>
zenspider: Why doesn't git have a grid layout for files. Would love to see those next to each other.
<dminuoso>
*github
<zenspider>
it does for regular PRs
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<dminuoso>
zenspider: Will you be reusing this pattern elsewhere? If not I don't think it's worth it.
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<dminuoso>
zenspider: IMO the issue is that you have these separate functions wrap_sge_FilledRect, wrap_sge_Rect, sge_RectAlpha and sge_FilledRectAlpha - instead of a single one that takes a struct or some opts and then dispatches accordingly.
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<zenspider>
which is why I've written 1
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<dminuoso>
zenspider: Are these functions under your control, or is that what your SDL library offers?
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<zenspider>
they're part of a library I'm using that sits on top of SDL called sge
<zenspider>
thank you gist... for sorting by filename. :(
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<zenspider>
renamed...
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<dminuoso>
zenspider: Let me provide an example of what I meant.
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<floraxation>
Can I request support here or is there a channel for help with Ruby?
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<zenspider>
floraxation: go for it
<floraxation>
I try running this Ruby script and I get
<floraxation>
[ERROR] libreadline.so.6: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory - /usr/local/lib/ruby/2.3.0/x86_64-linux/readline.so
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<dminuoso>
floraxation: Sadly your problem is not Ruby related! :-P
<floraxation>
Oh, really?
<zenspider>
that's probably linux packaging dogma you're running up against
<dminuoso>
Jokes aside, are you using a Ruby version manager?
* dminuoso
smells RVM
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<floraxation>
I don't even know to be honest
<zenspider>
make sure that readline-dev is installed
<dminuoso>
zenspider: Oh. Funny - I just realized that my proposal is exactly what you're doing..
<zenspider>
then try again on the ruby side... if it doesn't see the headers, it won't compile the extension
<dminuoso>
zenspider: Use your initial optimized variant. There can't be a good generic solution because the bezier functions don't have a Filled.
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<dminuoso>
(bezier and lines have AA insteaD)
<zenspider>
right. I'm having to craft this for each one
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<floraxation>
sudo pacman -S readline warning: readline-7.0-1 is up to date -- reinstalling
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<dminuoso>
zenspider: If you are wrapping it already, wrap the params into a common struct too.
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<zenspider>
floraxation: ... go read my suggestion again
<zenspider>
why?
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<zenspider>
dminuoso: ^^
<floraxation>
readline-dev isn't available for me
<dminuoso>
zenspider: Because the parameters belong together. Sint16 x1, Sint16 y1, Sint16 x2, Sint16 y2 << these describe a plane.
<floraxation>
Using yaourt to get it
<zenspider>
meh. that's just gonna make a lot of extra stuff that's just getting packed and unpacked over and over
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<dminuoso>
zenspider: Fair enough. It was only meant as a suggestion anyway. :)
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<zenspider>
I've got some stuff over on the ruby side to represent objects in the simulation and to track x/y/a/dx/dy and the like... but once it hits c there's no point
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<dminuoso>
zenspider: Im curious, what exactly are you working on?
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<zenspider>
graphics and simulation library for ruby that uses real maths (ie, not game coordinates and the like)
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* dminuoso
already smells quaternions left and right
<zenspider>
nope... made for the people. not game nerds
<dminuoso>
Heh.
<floraxation>
I installed readline-dev with yaourt since I couldn't pull it from my repo and the script works, thanks zenspider
<dminuoso>
zenspider: Never done any game work. We worked on a VR engine for crash analysis of helicopters and airplanes, so I know some things.
<zenspider>
floraxation: cool
<dminuoso>
Was pretty fancy. Feed visual model, weather data and flight data, put on a VR helmet - and then "enjoy the show" ..
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<zenspider>
yup. they're definitely necessary when you get into 3d physics maths... but so far I've not needed to hit that
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<dminuoso>
Most tracking systems report orientations as quaternions because they are a lot more flexible than the alternatives like euler angles. :)
<zenspider>
yup. the maths work out better on them. avoids problems. just much more complex than I want to handle atm
<zenspider>
shit. I should sleep
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<dminuoso>
zenspider: You got me curious about another thing. What approach are you taking for automated tests?
<dminuoso>
In our application we had pre-rendered image of expected results, and then required the testcase rendered images to match within 99% of the pixels (floating point is great)
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<Bish>
can anyone tell me how i would read a gzipped stream?
<Bish>
i found the class that reads gzipped files, but what if i get it from let's say stdin
<Bish>
and i want to unpack it, while it can read data
<apeiros>
adavia: I have absolutely no idea by what logic that transformation happens
<adavia>
Theres no way to do that so
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<catphish_>
i can't figure out any logic to combine those :)
<catphish_>
unless the hash only ever contains one question, in which case it's quite easy
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<adavia>
catphish_: it only contains one question
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<apeiros>
adavia: that means you should explain the logic behind your example
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<apeiros>
adavia: so your hash always only ever contains a single subhash with a "question_id" key, and all others are answers?
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<adavia>
apeiros: that hash can only contain a question_id and an array of answers
<herwin>
in other words: we should completely ignore the keys of the original hash? (the "0", "06" etc, not the "question_id")
<apeiros>
adavia: ok. what have you tried so far then?
<adavia>
thats right
<herwin>
in that case I would start by complaining to the person who provided me this data structure
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* dminuoso
thinks too many people treat Ruby as SQL.
<domgetter>
dminuoso I don't think that behavior is restricted to Ruby users
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<b_pengui_>
adavia: I put a quick stab at what you might have been looking for. It's dependent on that structure only ever having one key value pair in the question and answer id field
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<adavia>
b_pengui_: Yes. Like i said before the hash only might contain a question and an array of answers
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<b_pengui_>
what are the other options?
<b_pengui_>
Just an empty hash? Or will it have a key pointing to an empty hash?
<toretore>
adavia: you have to explain the context better
<catphish_>
feed in the input as "h" and the
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<catphish_>
answer will come out
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<b_pengui_>
if it's a key pointing to an empty hash I think it should still work out fine (i commented on your gist) you should only have to check that the values aren't empty
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<adavia>
b_pengui_: i'll give it a shot. Just a sec
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<catphish_>
its probably far inferior to brimatteng's though
<adavia>
catphish_: thanks! ill try it out
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<adavia>
b_pengui_: that worked fine! thanks
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<KrzaQ>
I have an array of arrays of size n of integers, say arr = [[1,2,3], [4,5,6]]. I'd like to sum them by columns (that is, magic_sum(arr) == [5,7,9]). How can I do this/ what should I google for?
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<domgetter>
There we go, zip takes the other arrays as arguments
<KrzaQ>
okay, but this one is like magic to me
<toretore>
KrzaQ: 1) determine size `sub_size` of sub arrays; 2) create array `ary_res` of results of size `sub_size`; 3) for each `sub_ary`: for index in 0 to `sub_size-1`: `ary_res[index] += sub_ary[index]`
<domgetter>
KrzaQ zip takes to lists and makes pairs
<antoniobeyah>
KrzaQ: neat trick, something I'll have to remember
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<raldu>
hey, I am not grizzled!
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<havenwood>
KrzaQ: In Ruby 2.4 It'll just be: arr.transpose.map(&:sum)
<havenwood>
reads nicely
<havenwood>
err
<b0nn>
morning, I have a 'test' to pass. And I'm looking for a bit of help interpreting some of the requirements. The instructions state "no external libraries are allowed." but I cannot work out if the means, no rails/sinatra, or .. no requires in my code that refer to libs not part of the default ruby install
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<havenwood>
b0nn: No gems maybe?
<toretore>
b0nn: what is the test?
<toretore>
if it includes network io then you are surely allowed to use the stdlib
<havenwood>
b0nn: No external libraries sounds like no gems unless they ship with Ruby.
<antoniobeyah>
b0nn: i would interpret that as no gems
<havenwood>
b0nn: The stdlib is internal at least. :-)
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<b0nn>
ok, that's my gut feel too (no gems)
<havenwood>
b0nn: What are they having you make?
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<b0nn>
best not say, in case I need to ask for help later :)
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<donkey_h0tei>
Does anyone here know if it's possible to use constants (like numbers 1, 2, or 3) as keys in hash as accepted strong parameters?
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<Zarthus>
al2o3-cr: That would kind of defeat the point, surely?
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<al2o3-cr>
it was String#+@ but it just duplicates the string
<chris2>
(til)
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<Sammitch>
when using `erb` from the command line how do I specify the trim mode? the help text says: `-T trim_mode specify trim_mode (0..2, -)` which is confusing
<Sammitch>
I'm using `<% expr -%>`
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<al2o3-cr>
Sammitch: man erb, gives you a bit more understanding
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<ruby-lang454>
sup
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<Iarfen>
Hi!
<Iarfen>
Is there a way to execute ruby on browsers client-side?
<ruby-lang454>
Who uses Hanami for web dev?
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<blackbom1>
Iarfen: as javascript?
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<centrx>
Iarfen: Opal is one way
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<centrx>
Iarfen: Translates Ruby into Javascript
<Iarfen>
centrx: There's no way to do it in a raw way?
<centrx>
Iarfen: The browser would need some way to run it
<Iarfen>
centrx: It would be easy or hard to implement ruby to firefox?
<centrx>
Iarfen: That's either in JavaScript or in some kind of special applet that would require a special application the client would need to install
<Iarfen>
supposing a DOM standard to access the HTML elements
<ruby-lang454>
Is there any auth gems, for Hanami?
<centrx>
Iarfen: JavaScript is the standard for that
<centrx>
Iarfen: I'm sure it's theoretically doable, but there's not really an advantage to doing that
<Iarfen>
centrx: It'll be easier with Ruby there, if it's used also server-sire
<Iarfen>
*server-side
<centrx>
Iarfen: That's where something that "compiles" Ruby to JavaScript comes in. You can write the code in Ruby, then it doesn't matter how it runs underneath
<Iarfen>
centrx: New programmers would enjoy it I think, that's why I'm researching how to implement it
<bougyman>
there's alredy something like that.
<Iarfen>
centrx: No, I dislike those kinds of software. It's dreamweaver for html
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<centrx>
It's nothing like Dreamweaver...
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<Iarfen>
centrx: It's the same: It creates a lot of boilerplate, after that there are compatibility and legibility issues
<blackbom1>
that's the standard way to use a language that isn't JS in the browser, and it works across all browsers.
<centrx>
Iarfen: that's assuming someone needs to read and edit the JS
<Iarfen>
centrx: It usually happens if Opal has any kind of bug
<centrx>
Iarfen: Dreamweaver boilerplate is an issue because someone has the goal of moving off of Dreamweaver, or lookinga t the source
<Iarfen>
centrx: You're adding dependencies then it's more probable to have a bug
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<blackbom1>
x_x
<centrx>
Iarfen: Compilers to ASM/binary have bugs too
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<Iarfen>
centrx: But if you're trusting Opal and JS interpreter you have two softwares and then more probabilities of having a bug
<Iarfen>
Rather than if we just have one Ruby interpreter. It's less buggy-like
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<nemermel>
Sup guys!
<centrx>
Iarfen: You have to trust the C compiler you use to compile the Ruby interpreter
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<centrx>
Iarfen: You also have to trust the whole toolchain and libraries on the machine you're compiling with
<centrx>
Plus the hardware, Intel has released CPUs with bugs in them before
<blackbombay>
hey-o nemermel
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<Iarfen>
centrx: With Opal and JS you have then more libraries and toolchains, because there are 2 softwares
<blackbombay>
Iarfen: good luck getting an implementation of ruby into any browser.
<Iarfen>
blackbombay: why?
<blackbombay>
because it won't happen. :)
<Iarfen>
blackbombay: why?
<centrx>
Because JS is Good Enough
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<nemermel>
Does anyone knows some solutions, for Hanami framework, to implement User authentication?
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<centrx>
Iarfen: Other efforts like Active X and Flash have millions or billions of dollars behind them, and they are being phased out
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<blackbombay>
the most portable way to have something like ruby in the browser is to transpile to JS, because every browser supports JS and will continue to. a new language is unlikely to be adopted, even MS used the transpile route for typescript.
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<centrx>
nemermel: Does Hanami use Rack?
<Iarfen>
But it is easier equally. Browsers should adapt to the more flexible way allways, that's what "creating a better internet" means in part
<blackbombay>
you're in the land of idealistic delusions.
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<centrx>
"Better Internet" also means not having dozens of conflicting standards and languages that browsers have to develop half-ass
<zenspider>
dminuoso: I don't have automated tests for the graphics primitives yet. not really my job outside of making sure I'm calling the right thing.
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<eatingthenight>
exit
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<baweaver>
there ya go
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<adam12>
lol
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<zenspider>
ugh. there's an incompatibility with minitest 5.10.0 and minitest-reporters. :(
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<zenspider>
because they don't subclass the right things
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<nemermel>
Make bug report
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<zenspider>
nemermel: gosh. thanks for the tip
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<blackbom1>
zenspider: but your code changed and not theirs? that kinda puts the ball in your court, no?
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<zenspider>
bit of both. they're not subclassing the right thing. would have worked if they did... I have a fix but I'm trying to formulate a test for it first
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<blackbom1>
cool
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