Session Start: Thu Apr 11 00:00:00 2013 Session Ident: #glitchpc [00:00] * Now talking in #glitchpc
[00:00] * Topic is 'Welcome to #glitchpc chat. Profanity, trolls, and impersonation are not welcome here. Street1 has become a Silent Keyboard. http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/savannah/obituary.aspx?page=lifestory&pid=139870551'
[00:00] * Set by jacky on Tue Mar 02 11:03:23
[00:21]<@BC_Programming> :O
[00:21]<@BC_Programming> Health bars using Custom Mob names.... genius
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[10:49]<+Craig> Hey BC, Camerongray, Serpent, and Jacky
[11:34]<+camerongray> Hey Craig
[11:34]<+Craig> WOW finally hahaha
[11:34]<+Craig> How are you doing?
[11:34]<+camerongray> hehehe
[11:34]<+camerongray> Great thanks, you?
[11:39]<+Craig> Doing great, may have found a way to speed up my downloads for Youtube :)
[11:39]<+camerongray> Nice!
[11:39]<+Craig> http://www.reddit.com/r/LinuxActionShow/comments/1b3gmg/isps_throttling_youtube_cdn_heres_the_command_to/
[11:39]<+camerongray> nice!
[11:42]<+Craig> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LXEQIyOYto <- hahaha this guy is awesome
[11:43]<+camerongray> lol!
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[12:18]<+camerongray> Time to list "Pile-O-Laptops" on eBay
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[15:57]<+camerongray> I have come to the conclusion that Perl is horrible!
[15:57]<@BC_Programming> how so
[15:57]<@BC_Programming> I've been saying that a lot...
[15:57]<@BC_Programming> I mean, obviously, if Python is executable psuedocode, then Perl is executable line noise
[15:58]<@BC_Programming> only thing I don't like is the sigils tbh
[15:59]<+camerongray> lol
[15:59]<+camerongray> Needed to write a script in it at work
[15:59]<+camerongray> Couldn't for the life of me get something out of an array of hashes
[16:00]<+camerongray> Took me and another guy (Who has a masters in Software Engineering) looking at it going "Replace that $ with an @" "Nope, put it back" "Why don't you wrap it in @{...}" "Hmm, still doesn't work"
[16:01]<@BC_Programming> degrees are meaningless
[16:02]<@BC_Programming> $somevalue[$index]{hashkey}
[16:02]<@BC_Programming> has to be in scalar context until the hash operation
[16:03]<+camerongray> Nah, even that didn't work
[16:03]<@BC_Programming> then you're not dealing with an array of hashes
[16:03]<@BC_Programming> hash of arrays?
[16:03]<+camerongray> Nah, array of hashes
[16:03]<+camerongray> We got it workin in the end
[16:04]<+camerongray> And don't say degrees are meaningless, it makes me feel like I'm wasting 4 years of my life :P
[16:04]<@BC_Programming> fair enough
[16:04]<@BC_Programming> I guess I can tell you that Awards are garbage though
[16:04]<@BC_Programming> don't help you get anything
[16:04]<+camerongray> lol
[16:05]<+camerongray> I suppose it depends on where you are, here degrees are very common so you need them to fit in a lot of the tiem
[16:05]<+camerongray> time*
[16:06]<@BC_Programming> You either got it or you don't. A Degree doesn't change that :P
[16:06]<+camerongray> True, it's just what a lot employers look at
[16:06]<@BC_Programming> that's true.... It's also ridiculous
[16:06]<@BC_Programming> I mean seriously
[16:07]<@BC_Programming> somebody wanted a BSc CS for a sales job here
[16:07]<@BC_Programming> seriously? WTF?
[16:07]<+camerongray> yeah, experience is a lot better
[16:07]<+camerongray> Especially since so far I've learnt calculus, algebra, Java and Haskell :P
[16:08]<+camerongray> Although I do have a decent ammount of experience too
[16:09]<@BC_Programming> I have to agree that perl is weird... the different contexts and the operators like -> that are idiomatically confusing
[16:10]<@BC_Programming> http://bc-programming.com/blogs/2012/10/programming-language-performance-part-vii-perl/
[16:10]<@BC_Programming> I covered Perl :P
[16:11]<+camerongray> looking
[16:11]<+camerongray> nice!
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[16:48]<@BC_Programming> TIME WARP https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDKemKe14hM
[16:54]<+camerongray> hehehe
[16:54]<@BC_Programming> Alpha 1.2.5 :D good times
[19:01]<@BC_Programming> !w nanaimo BC
[19:01]<lucifer> !w Lima Ohio
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[19:02]<lucifer> 99% humidity
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[21:24]<+Tux2> BC_Programming, Craig, camerongray, come join us in a minecraft werewolf game! 198.204.228.202
[21:24]<+Craig> ?
[21:25]<+Tux2> It's a cool game where you can lynch players, etc. trying to find the wolf
[21:28]<@BC_Programming> interesting
[21:33]<+Tux2> It's based on this game: http://www.brenbarn.net/werewolf/rules.html
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[21:51]<+Tux2> nat, we're playing wolf!
[21:51]<Nat> no way
[21:52]<+Tux2> yes way. ;)
[21:52]<Nat> server ip
[21:52]<Nat> right now
[21:52]<+Tux2> 198.204.228.202
[21:52]<Nat> i'm sooo down
[22:02]<@BC_Programming> poof I've implemented auto-start after join :P
[22:03]<@BC_Programming> it's easier because I already did something similar for the chest repopulation
[22:21]<@BC_Programming> hmm now I should make it possible that if a player uses joingame and no game is being 'prepared' it can automatically create one
[22:22]<@BC_Programming> then... BAM... no need for any oversight!
[23:22]<+Tux2> ;)
[23:22]<+Tux2> That's how my plugin works
[23:23]<@BC_Programming> mine of course has some caveats, such as requiring at least two players for PvP
[23:24]<@BC_Programming> originally the idea was to allow multiple, concurrent games, overall that's how it's written but there are probably some bits of code that assume
[23:24]<@BC_Programming> that there is only one possible game at a time