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  1. jreichercalc gamma(.5)
  2. nevet`Error: Invalid expression: gamma(.5)
  3. jreicherpff. Useless.
  4. jreichercalc sin(0)
  5. nevet`The result of sin(0) is: 0.0
  6. jreicherOK. That at least.
  7. jreichercalc sqrt(4)
  8. nevet`The result of sqrt(4) is: 2.0
  9. jreichercalc sqrt(-4)
  10. nevet`The result of sqrt(-4) is: NaN
  11. jreicherOoo. Fighting words.
  12. blueexcited about this https://primate-master.repopack.app/blog/primate-044#allocate-portable-store-sequences
  13. nevet`Primate — Primate 0.44: guided upgrades, earlier route checks and JSON dictionaries
  14. phalethtype `/nick nevet`
  15. bluephaleth: every message I send to clanker these days ends with this: "no walls of text, do not overengineer this"
  16. blueit's been surprisingly effective
  17. phalethyeah, comments are bit more readable
  18. phalethso clanker is removing the only html component
  19. phalethI mean primate/html component
  20. phalethfrom primate website
  21. bluewhere?
  22. bluesome other clanker complained about malformed rss
  23. phaleththat's overengineering there https://repopack.com/project/primate/tasks/283
  24. bluehttps://repopack.com/project/primate/tasks/283
  25. blueare you referring to this?
  26. phalethyeah, but isn't that only cause of the content type being application/xml or whatever?
  27. phalethyeah
  28. bluetrue
  29. phalethclanker adds `<guid isPermaLink="true">${link}</guid>` to each rss item
  30. phalethbuf for that can still use the primate/html component
  31. phalethalso if rcompat's http does not have a constant for `application/xml+rss` or whatever mime type then just hardcode it, which clanker did anyway
  32. phalethit's not like rss is a problem that requires so much code all over the place and tests that will keep running over and over
  33. blueI think it's the problem that @primate/html escapes stuff that's interpolated
  34. bluehttps://repopack.com/project/primate/code/blob/apps/website/routes/(blog)/blog.rss.html
  35. bluethe problem is here, phaleth
  36. phalethoh yeah, it mentiones &lt;item&gt;
  37. bluethe tags inside the backticks get escaped
  38. blueidk maybe we need to retire @primate/html
  39. blueit seems like we'll be soon developing our own frontend with a proper parser
  40. phalethyeah, then that change is unfinished cause it does not remove primate/html from the website project
  41. blueI'll just have it change it to marko
  42. phalethmakro has some kind of suppression of html escaping? well, I guess all frameworks do
  43. blueyeah they all do
  44. phalethbut since marko is used in that project then why not marko
  45. blueya
  46. phalethjust tell it that putting markup into TS when you already have marko in the project is dumb
  47. phalethheh
  48. phalethalso feel free to retire whatever you see fit from primate
  49. phalethincluding angular
  50. bluehtml is a good candidate. it's a self-inflicted dumpster fire I feel
  51. blueangular is ok
  52. blueit's well tested
  53. blueI'd probably also remove webc, another dupmster fire
  54. bluethat nobody uses
  55. phalethyeah
  56. phalethnobody uses angular v2
  57. bluewell it's still a thing :P html/webc are just primate's own things, it'sjust more maintence burden
  58. phalethI'm just glad about flog cause angular isn't being installed on every primate website deployment
  59. phalethand also react, such a garbage framework
  60. bluereact is garbage indeed
  61. bluephaleth: https://repopack.com/project/primate/tasks/283#apps%2Fwebsite%2Fconfig%2Fapp.ts
  62. bluethoughts? should use the constant from @rcompat/http or hardcode? dunno I feel those constants are stupid
  63. bluethinking of retiring them
  64. bluefeels javalike in being a total pain in the butt about everything needing to be a constnat. mimes are wellstrings, they're already constants
  65. bluewellknown strings*
  66. phalethhardcoding of mime type in this rare case is fine
  67. bluek
  68. blueight be able to remove @rcompat/http then
  69. phaleththe test uses browser, which is overkill
  70. phalethshould just check response from the endpoint if it does not contain escaped chars in those specific tags
  71. blueconfirmed we can remove @rcompat/http as dep, clanker is fixing
  72. bluehttps://repopack.com/project/repopack/tasks/800
  73. bluedeclankered
  74. phalethanyway, I have a request for rps
  75. blueyes?
  76. bluefyi
  77. bluehttps://repopack.com/project/primate/tasks/284
  78. bluehttps://repopack.com/project/primate/tasks/285
  79. phalethI will write a task for repopack
  80. bluek
  81. blueI'm at 1% codex. fortunately, I have a buster
  82. blueso once I'm out I'll use it. a bit bitter since the reset is in 2d, but it's ok
  83. phalethI will have a look into what rps can do, notice there was some containerization of it
  84. bluethere is a stupid script to build it
  85. bluebecause I'm too stupid to do it on my own
  86. phalethwell, at least it uses podman to build it
  87. bluewell it declankeered that shelling out to tar
  88. phalethyeah, that's good
  89. bluephaleth: did you create a task for your rps request?
  90. phalethstill working on it, it's lenghty :)
  91. phalethbut it can wait some days
  92. blueokee dokee
  93. phalethhopefully clanker will make sense of that
  94. phalethbut clanker prolly has no chance :)
  95. phalethso it's repopack#803 and at the moment that's kind of a blocker for haproxy's and porkbun's integration and the custom domain feature
  96. bluelet me se
  97. bluee
  98. bluesounds good phaleth
  99. phalethok, what I don't know is if the project can act like a golang monorepo of some sort, like of those go modules can live in folders next to their consumers
  100. blueI think they can, rp and rps are distinct
  101. phalethyeah, rps should communicate differently, but the principle should be the same, and I guess clanker can avoid copying some code by refactoring first
  102. phalethbut maybe that is too difficult
  103. phalethwhen prototyping copying code is fine
  104. blueya
  105. blue"send the installed release line"
  106. bluegod help me, I hate clankers
  107. bluethey make such an irredeemable fuss out of everything
  108. blueit's a blog post, nobody cares about how things work
  109. bluedreamreal: we are LIGHTYEARS away from AGI
  110. bluethey keep doing incredibly moronic things and I need to herd them in all the time
  111. blueand those are frontier models, mostly sol 6 and 6.1
  112. bluephaleth: https://repopack.com/project/dog/tasks/45
  113. bluecit has direct-to-assembly path :)
  114. phalethcool, should be efficient then
  115. blueya
  116. bluedreamreal: https://flog.run/changelog.rss
  117. bluecan you add nevet subscription here?
  118. dreamrealfeed add https://flog.run/changelog.rss
  119. nevet`Added feed "Flog releases" with 2 entries
  120. dreamrealfeed subscribe https://flog.run/changelog.rss
  121. nevet`Subscribed to "Flog releases"
  122. bluethanks
  123. bluedreamreal: dedumpster-fire nevet's nick
  124. nevet`[Flog releases] Flog 0.1.14 - https://repopack.com/project/flog/releases/flog/versions/0.1.14
  125. skillnews12Primate 0.43: diamond migrations, deferred navigation and direct SQL - https://primate.run/blog/primate-043
  126. skillnews12Primate 0.44: guided upgrades, earlier route checks and JSON dictionaries - https://primate.run/blog/primate-044
  127. nevet`Primate — Primate 0.44: guided upgrades, earlier route checks and JSON dictionaries
  128. nevet`Primate — Primate 0.43: diamond migrations, deferred navigation and direct SQL
  129. nevet`[Primate Blog] Primate 0.43: diamond migrations, deferred navigation and direct SQL - https://primate.run/blog/primate-043
  130. nevet`[Primate Blog] Primate 0.44: guided upgrades, earlier route checks and JSON dictionaries - https://primate.run/blog/primate-044