<midfavila>
i've just been using s+u+9 with some stuff from BSD thrown in
<midfavila>
oooh
<midfavila>
these things
<midfavila>
i recall them now
<phoebos>
now i realise i need to implement tsort, which will be fun
<midfavila>
;p
<midfavila>
I need to get back to cracking away at my own userland, actually...
<midfavila>
but there's so much other stuff I need to learn first aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
<phoebos>
plenty of time
<midfavila>
yeah prolly
<phoebos>
as long as you don't live near the rising seas
<midfavila>
i mean my city *is* on a river
<phoebos>
ah. nevermind then
* phoebos
waves goodbye
<midfavila>
kek
<midfavila>
my real problem is that I get way too fundamentalist about shit
<phoebos>
what do you mean
<midfavila>
>want to learn programming, need to learn CS. want to learn CS, need to learn math. want to learn math, need to learn set theory. want to learn set theory, need to learn logic.
<midfavila>
dependency hell but IRL
<phoebos>
ach yeah. it's a valid desire
<midfavila>
yeah. so I went and ordered a bunch of texts on computer-aided proofs and shit and 'm gonna start working up to the construction of the real numbers before I return to doing any more algebra
<phoebos>
if the building-block stuff is not interesting enough, i just get bored and skip to the fun bits :p
<phoebos>
need abstraction
<midfavila>
I just freak out if I don't understand something in its entirety :v
<midfavila>
feels like I'm building on a foundation of sand
<phoebos>
lol
<phoebos>
on the other hand, it's difficult to actually comprehend something without having at least a surface-level knowledge of the entire chain of stuff
<midfavila>
yep
<midfavila>
so it's like
<midfavila>
either spend fucking ages learning all this other shit,
<midfavila>
or be the eternal soydev
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<midfavila>
the one thing I hate about nilfs2 is that it's slooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow
<phoebos>
it's not quite the same dilemma as broad/shallow vs narrow/deep
<midfavila>
I guess I can kinda agree with that
<phoebos>
like i don't want to learn biology in little detail, i want to understand all of physics, which is broad, but not that broad
<phoebos>
it's deep and requires a wide-ish foundation
* midfavila
nods
<midfavila>
man, every time my monitors do their automatic calibration it scares the shit out of me
<midfavila>
the little camera module that slips out of the top bezel just goes *CLACK* with no warning whatsoever
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<midfavila>
holy crap emacs native compilation uses a ton of cpu lmao
<phoebos>
POSIX's requirements for tsort are pretty crap, i think kiss would at least need an error code for recursive dependencies
<midfavila>
i mean
<midfavila>
error code is != 0
<midfavila>
besides, isn't the only recursive dep in kiss freetype-harfbuzz? and that's managed by a single package
<midfavila>
could always have a set of fallback routines, too... if tsort fails, then try to resolve the old way
* midfavila
shrugs
<phoebos>
yeah there's only .Ex -std, nothing more precise
<testuser[m]>
Hi
<midfavila>
hi
<testuser[m]>
Hi, yeah, new grad here. I have a great job on paper: fully remote, chill coworkers, great environment, interesting projects, hourly massages, the works. The only thing is, and this is just a detail, sometimes my boss asks me to do things.
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<phoebos>
noocsharp: what's the advantage of closing stdout (in waypast 096366b)?
<phoebos>
waypaste
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<noocsharp>
i'm beginning to wonder if there is one
<noocsharp>
i did it because from what i saw, vis waits for all the standard descriptors to be closed because finishing a copy, but i think i'm wrong
<noocsharp>
i've never used it, but linux has first class support so i don't see why it shouldn't work
<noocsharp>
if something doesn't work, its probably a bug in the package that can be fixed with a patch
<Rohan>
understand
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<testuser[m]>
Golang is basically the flat earth society of programming. It is anti-intellectual. It deliberately ignores all the knowledge we've gained about programming languages in the last 50 years of research. At this point it's almost a pyramid scheme spearheaded by the ignorant Google developers whose promotions depend on the success of this turd, followed by a number of blog spammers who put their eggs in this basket and a large base of
<testuser[m]>
beginners who get swept up by the overwhelming PR machine
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<omanom>
i'm trying to consolidate my hard drives into a storage pool, unfortunately they're all different sizes >.>
<testuser[m]>
What are u using for it
<testuser[m]>
For pooling
<omanom>
my original thought was zfs
<omanom>
it doesn't appear any option does pooling with some form of fault tolerance while also allowing disk addition at any time and full disk space utilization