IRC log started Tue Jun 8 00:00:00 1999 [msg(TUNES)] permlog 1999.0608 -:- Manoj [srivasta@tiamat.ametro.net] has joined #tunes -:- Manoj [srivasta@tiamat.ametro.net] has left #tunes [] -:- SignOff Fare: #TUNES (Ping timeout for Fare[quatramaran.ens.fr]) -:- Fare [rideau@quatramaran.ens.fr] has joined #Tunes -:- |Myrmidon [ubiquity@dm7-23.slc.aros.net] has joined #tunes <|Myrmidon> Hi. 03:30am -:- SignOff |Myrmidon: #TUNES (Ping timeout for |Myrmidon[dm7-23.slc.aros.net]) -:- smkl [sami@CMXXII.rdyn.saunalahti.fi] has joined #tunes -:- Beholder [beholder@ppp-053.m4-1.osh.ican.net] has joined #tunes -:- AlonzoTG [Alonzo@209-122-220-226.s480.tnt5.lnh.md.dialup.rcn.com] has joined #tunes -:- SignOff smkl: #TUNES (Ping timeout for smkl[CMXXII.rdyn.saunalahti.fi]) -:- electron [jose@remc.biol.sc.edu] has joined #Tunes * AlonzoTG/#tunes greets "Salutations electron!" :-) -:- SignOff AlonzoTG: #TUNES (reboot.) leave -:- AlonzoTG [Alonzo@216-164-224-245.s245.tnt6.lnh.md.dialup.rcn.com] has joined #tunes -:- electron [jose@remc.biol.sc.edu] has left #Tunes [] -:- smkl [sami@MCCCLXXIII.rdyn.saunalahti.fi] has joined #tunes 07:00am -:- Netjoined: lucas.openprojects.net sterling.openprojects.net -:- AlonzoTG [Alonzo@216-164-224-245.s245.tnt6.lnh.md.dialup.rcn.com] has joined #tunes -:- Beholder [beholder@ppp-053.m4-1.osh.ican.net] has left #tunes [] -:- SignOff smkl: #TUNES (smkl has no reason) -:- smkl [sami@MCCCLXXIII.rdyn.saunalahti.fi] has joined #tunes -:- s_r [s_rr@phila-dialup357.nni.com] has joined #tunes hello s_r -:- s_rr [s_rr@phila-dialup475.nni.com] has joined #tunes 08:30am -:- SignOff s_r: #TUNES (Ping timeout for s_r[phila-dialup357.nni.com]) ole, sami! hi Fare lo Fare ho! 08:40am Fare how goes work on Tunes? !Bhaal:*! Anyone alive have a chat to Md, he wants to setup a server, I would assume in .it !Bhaal:*! Alive opers I mean !aphzen:*! Bhaal, lilo idling ? !Bhaal:*! *shrug* I think so... 08:50am -:- Beholder [beholder@ppp-053.m4-1.osh.ican.net] has joined #tunes -:- s_rr [s_rr@phila-dialup475.nni.com] has left #tunes [] Anyone here? what work on Tunes? Tunes is fun! Beh: preliminary version of my paper in http://tunes.org/~fare/tmp/implement1.ps Fare: ??? 09:10am Fare: Do you have an HTML version? (I don't have a Postscript Viewer) 09:20am -:- _ruiner_ [nate@ppp097.wi.centuryinter.net] has joined #tunes Hey Ruiner <_ruiner_> hi beholder <_ruiner_> whats up? Not too much :) Doing some work on a game engine <_ruiner_> what kind of game? -:- hcf [nef@me-portland-us240.javanet.com] has joined #tunes RPG <_ruiner_> sweet Hey HCF <_ruiner_> they don't have enough of 'em anymore Beholder: hoy <_ruiner_> stupid first person shooters...... Run: No, there are very few. Either of you know how to use pointers to point to objects? (I'm new to C++ :) <_ruiner_> hmmmm...... * smkl/#tunes is also making an RGP smkl :) Beh: no HTML version, but LaTeX smkl: Seems to be the trend lately :) AObj *obj = new AObj("el33t"); obj->use(); delete obj; Fare: Both my machines are currently Unix-free (working) :( Is there a LaTeX viewer for Windows? notepad.exe Fare: Ok :) Fare: URL? somebody said URL was on the review page!!! abi should know it, though I guess the figures will be hard to read, tho abi: forget url hcf: I forgot url you should definitely install a postscript viewer for windows <_ruiner_> ummm..... <_ruiner_> beholder.... run: Yes? maybe PDF? fare: Ok, I think ghostscript has a windows port also <_ruiner_> whats the url you're looking for? I *know* there is a port of ghostscript to windows Fare: PDF is fine and there's still acroread to read the PDF version (just uploading) run: The URL for his document in LaTeX format, but the PDF will be better <_ruiner_> ah Fare: Where'd you get the PDF authoring tool? 09:30am /msg dpkg !find ps2pdf -:- SignOff smkl: #TUNES (Read error to smkl[MCCCLXXIII.rdyn.saunalahti.fi]: EOF from client) -:- smkl [sami@MCCCLXXIII.rdyn.saunalahti.fi] has joined #tunes smkl: wb Fare: $ ps2ascii implement1.ps Error: /undefined in ch-xoff 09:40am hcf: gv implement1.ps hcf: gv is your friend less implement1.tex less is your friend abi: less? less is my friend * Fare/#Tunes pats abi Fare: wouldnt that be viewing as ps? i want text -:- smkl_ [sami@MCCCLXXIII.rdyn.saunalahti.fi] has joined #tunes -:- SignOff smkl: #TUNES (Read error to smkl[MCCCLXXIII.rdyn.saunalahti.fi]: EOF from client) -:- smkl_ is now known as smkl 09:50am -:- SignOff Beholder: #TUNES (Read error to Beholder[ppp-053.m4-1.osh.ican.net]: EOF from client) results of IOCCC will be announced tomorrow -:- binEng [Anders@dialup210-2-46.swipnet.se] has joined #tunes 10:00am -:- SignOff _ruiner_: #TUNES (Leaving) -:- SignOff binEng: #TUNES (Ping timeout for binEng[dialup210-2-46.swipnet.se]) -:- SignOff smkl: #TUNES (changing servers) hcf: why text? why not the figures won't show i have no intent of printing it out -:- smkl [sami@MCCCLXXIII.rdyn.saunalahti.fi] has joined #tunes to understand the article, you need see the figures... then ->html,gif do you mean stuff like this:a @| >[d]*[o]F @->[r]*[o]A *[o]* a' @| >[d]*[o]F c @->[r]*[o]C *[o]* c' yup that's what i got with the latex to html converter i have time to use it, then hum. You might need some additional files to be found in lambdaND.latex.tar.gz ... 10:10am * Fare/#Tunes doesn't dare look at the sources of LaTeX2HTML i use hevea hevea won't do figures, afaik. latex2html got horribly mixed up between figures... 10:20am if you know of a better way to achieve similar diagrams, do tell me! * Fare/#Tunes doesn't like *tex, anyway * smkl/#tunes doesn't have *tex 10:30am TeX is the assembly language of typesetting LaTeX is a kludge of a macro system on top of TeX. s/assembly language/macro assembly language/ 10:40am abi: no, TeX is the macro assembly language of typesetting okay, hcf. 10:50am -:- SignOff hcf: #TUNES (Leaving) -:- SignOff smkl: #TUNES (dfhdfaskhdhfisdufhsivh) om -:- binEng [Anders@dialup208-2-44.swipnet.se] has joined #tunes 12:30pm -:- Beholder [beholder@ppp-046.m4-1.osh.ican.net] has joined #tunes -:- Oddity [d96-abo@spel11.nada.kth.se] has joined #tunes * AlonzoTG/#tunes greets "Salutations Oddity!" :-) Salut Alonzo and the rest! :) 01:00pm -:- SignOff AlonzoTG: #TUNES (Ping timeout for AlonzoTG[216-164-224-245.s245.tnt6.lnh.md.dialup.rcn.com]) * Tril/#TUNES is back from the dead. Gone 15 hrs 7 min 16 secs -:- AlonzoTG [Alonzo@209-122-238-202.s202.tnt2.lnh.md.dialup.rcn.com] has joined #tunes hi Tril yeah -:- smoke [smoke@7dyn64.delft.casema.net] has joined #tunes hi hoy, smoke hi abi, the friendly bot * binEng/#tunes <-- The unfriendly human being ;) Tril! Tril: I'm sending you a mail right now, but now that you're here I guess we could discuss it :) 01:20pm uh ok Tril: Actually, I'm almost done the letter, I'll send it to you and we can discuss it om sure Ok it's send sent :) -:- Tril [dem@sloth.wcug.wwu.edu] has left #tunes [] -:- Tril [dem@sloth.wcug.wwu.edu] has joined #tunes -:- mode/#tunes [+o Tril] by ChanServ test test what? :) test irc -:- hcf [nef@me-portland-us647.javanet.com] has joined #tunes 01:30pm -:- Oddity is now known as abo beholder, ok. Running out of IP addresses has nothing to do with it, because all those names go to the same IP address. beholder: You have a DHS account, right? You get up to 4 hosts I think. Just add another one with the exact same settings as the unios.dhs.org one. Tril: NP :) and tell me what the name is Tril: Will do and what directory the web page will be at where to send the mail :) Tril: I'd imagine /host/akos would be fine. (UniOS is /host/unios?) oh uh i call it /serv but yeah Tril: ok /serv/akos should be fine ok it will be: akos.dhs.org what's it stand for? a killer operating system? tril: Another kind of game system (without the "game" ;) 01:40pm No, actually it's: A Kind Of Special game beholder: agree? bin: Ahh! :) That makes more sense now :) tril: Yep I agree ;) abi: akos is A Kind Of Special game who is a member of AKOS who has a bespin account? binEng are you in it yes. Myself and bin I think And ProGuy He has an account, doesn't he? yeah binEng: Proguy lives near you, right? Relatively near, just the next country :) did you invite him to the tunes channel? I think I did, yes. Tril: Looking for more traffic? Didn't he behave well? ;) no I just forget the circumstances around my giving him an account. :( too many users, i have to start keeping track Is the server beginning to get heavily loaded too? I don't think so The network pipe will get full before that happens we only get 30K/s to most places, 80K/s for nearby places 01:50pm Tril: So the pipe is not full yet? ok I found the conversation where I met ProGuy (0409) Beholder, maybe it is, that might explain why it's so slow. Tril: Possibly the ISP not feeding enough? Beholder, I know for a fact the ISP has a small pipe. That's what I'm saying, the network can't send traffic to bespin fast enough for bespin to get overloaded. If that much traffic was for bespin, the network would slow down so that it wouldn't be a problem on the CPU. bin: across the straits, too or the north sea 02:00pm Not really the North Sea, just the Oresund strait. And the Stora Bält strait... -:- SignOff abo: #TUNES (Leaving) * Beholder/#tunes is AFK (cooking supper) * Tril/#TUNES just burnt a pizza in the oven it's a couple hours overcooked... 02:10pm does ftpsearch have any mirrors? ftpsearch is http://ftpsearch.lycos.com/ there is no other ftpsearch afaik the ntnu.no one got bought by lycos im aware of that do search enginges have mirrors? maybe other sites use the same engine, but mirrors? yahoo has mirrors anyway where? uk, etc .ca Tril: r u 'here here' or just 'here'? >>> hcf [nef@me-portland-us647.javanet.com] requested PING 928876634 from TUNES uhh there aren't any discussions going on in this channel, so i may not respond immediately you could start one well, i was gonna i don't know how long i'm gonna stay online, i'm wondering about this MOT-2 thing but i realize that it depends too much on the web/db thing which isnt ready yet the author says i should upgrade to the latest mysql, but doing that requires switching to the unstable debian glibc 2.1 and all that ouch i mean, mysql itself may not require it, but that's the way that version is packaged for debian. 02:20pm i would need fare's permission before switching bespin to unstable. i'll just reinstall mot-2 and see if it works better this time.. maybe install it a little better this time 02:30pm -:- |Myrmidon [ubiquity@dm6-13.slc.aros.net] has joined #tunes <|Myrmidon> Hi. e 02:50pm >>> Tril [dem@sloth.wcug.wwu.edu] requested PING 928881206 977349 from #TUNES -:- Tril has changed the topic on channel #tunes to: Reflective Computing System || Test the database Tril: same, works fine w/ eleph/lynx, doesnt work w/ my browser, which since its an old beta isnt surprising what browser opera -:- water [water@ppp-tnt-78.tscnet.net] has joined #tunes hi hola, water yo * water/#tunes is celebrating the installation of his personal line. phone line Hey Brian :) it may someday begat a T1. hi beh wat: congratz on the new line :) "new"? Do you have an old one to spare, water? :) bin: yes, but that's for everyone else, now. -:- _QZ [brand@p0wer.qzx.com] has joined #tunes has anyone looked at my recent Squeak code, yet? <_QZ> have u guys seen the new master card commercial? <_QZ> http://www.qzx.com/mastercard.txt 03:50pm -:- _water [water@ppp-tnt-144.tscnet.net] has joined #tunes water, not yet. you said you almost got it working :) -:- SignOff water: #TUNES (Ping timeout for water[ppp-tnt-78.tscnet.net]) <_water> well, i finally got rid of the 'self-reference' bug, so the rest of the code will merely build on the existing classes, particularly ArrowWorld. -:- _water is now known as water anyway, i now advocate that people test it as much as they like. the only conditions i require are that you not access the 'head' and 'tail' of an object directly, which produces meaningless wrapper object, anyway. -:- SignOff water: #TUNES (Ping timeout for water[ppp-tnt-144.tscnet.net]) 04:00pm -:- water [water@ppp-tnt-10.tscnet.net] has joined #tunes whew. i'm back. water: where's the code? i heard the code was going very well, and yeah.. they said they will, and i'm still waiting for a document abi: forget the code hcf: I forgot code arrow? arrow is a homo-iconic information representation system intended to support programming and human languages in the way that Tunes should. or at http://www.tunes.org/papers/Arrow/ wait. that's the paper. water: still no more Arrows docs? abi: arrow is also see also http://www.tunes.org/~water/ that is too long, hcf bin: not yet. damn abi: tell water about arrow water: hows that? hcf: bugger all, i dunno hcf: good. -:- hcf has changed the topic on channel #tunes to: Reflective Computing System || Test the database || Arrow code the database is ready? 04:10pm ready to be tested ok. i'm logging in now. the data isnt entered yet tril: "unknown user or bad password". ahem?? -:- SignOff Tril: #TUNES (Read error to Tril[sloth.wcug.wwu.edu]: EOF from client) -:- Tril [dem@sloth.wcug.wwu.edu] has joined #TUNES -:- mode/#tunes [+o Tril] by ChanServ hey, tril. can i get access to the db? !drow:*! ahahhahahahahahha water: try view as guest gee thanks. then -> review hold on i'm doing stuff ok <_QZ> is there any way for supervisor mode to use physical memory addresses with paging enabled? 04:20pm _QZ why do you guess that Linux has the phyiscal memory mapped into the kernel's page map? <_QZ> huh i have no idea what i am talking about does anyone know something about Adaptive Programming or Demeter? it's supposed to be related to AOP -:- s_r [s_rr@phila-dialup040.nni.com] has joined #tunes hey sr i have a question about context switching is there some sort of aop implementation for !win95 out there ? smoke: yes, aspectJ smoke: it's a Java weaver with the three aspects from the Xerox Parc papers. water: aha. is it interesting to dive into the subject? my knowledge reaches no further than oop water: is context switching aftert an interrupt as the result of a syscall an expensive operation? smoke: yes, it shows an interesting way to write several simple programs that together make a _much_ longer one with more efficient operation. is the practice of syscalls through interrupts a poor implementation? sr: well, in terms of cache-misses, definitely. if it's expensive, then wouldn't regular context switching (after scheduling, each process gets a part of the CPU) even more expensive? * water/#tunes would prefer a user-level OS with no interrupts. be even more expensive I have an idea for a model in which there is a kernel process for each non-kernel user process that is synchronized with the user process to provide data for the user process or a kernel server for as many processes as wanted so would having a kernel process for each process (or one kernel server for multiple processes) be expensive? it would use no interrupts but would be synchronized with the processes to provide the services at the right time water, would that be expensive (slower than regular interrupt syscalls) sr: it would require a more capable paging system and careful attention to synchronization, but sure. sr: although i've never actually written an os, only analyzed them. water: what do you mean sure to? would it be expensive or would it be feasible 04:30pm sr: it would be feasible i want to make something faster than the regular interrupt system sycalls sr: probably less expensive that interrupts. I think there is an idea of "trusted" processes that can run in system mode without help from synched kernel servers sr: but then, the cost of process-switching would culminate but there would also be user processes that need a server but why do people say that switching as a result of an interrupt syscall expensive? it can't be more expensive than just regular task switching , can it? it msut be minimal compared to regular task switching task switching is expensive, isn't it? well, it's not nearly as expensive as an interrupt, but memory-management does involve a small penalty. the more the switches, the higher the overall cost. -:- s_rr [s_rr@phila-dialup272.nni.com] has joined #tunes i got disconnected s_r is a ghost ok i'll look at the log -:- SignOff s_r: #TUNES (Ping timeout for s_r[phila-dialup040.nni.com]) water why is it (reg. task switching) not as expensive as an interrupt? no. the other way, i menat. then why do people complain about interrupts and syscalls? woops. i was right the first time. i'll explain water: did you get logged into the database, and can you read the Languages list? Tril: working on the LISP thing? tril: yes, i'm adding maude to test it -:- SignOff binEng: #TUNES (Leaving) -:- Beholder [beholder@ppp-046.m4-1.osh.ican.net] has left #tunes [] 04:40pm tril: well, i guess that i have to submit a little html. tril: oops. :) sr: syscalls are more expensive because they are often frequent and asynchronous. ok sr: lots of asynchronous interrupts are _bad_. i think I could make a kernel server for some unauthenticated processes and then use just full privileges for trusted apps like servers and they could depend on each other water, what do you think? -:- ns [ns@PPPa24-ResaleAuburn1-2R1043.saturn.bbn.com] has joined #tunes sr: the BeOS gets its performance from doing a very similar thing at the thread level. hi, ns hi ns are you working on TUNES? not at the moment water: how does BeOS do it? sr: with threads, you would get similar functionality, but reduce your memory-paging requirements. doesn't BeOS use interrupt syscalls? sr: for each process, the OS automatically spawns several threads within to handle OS calls, UI activities, etc. sr: hell, no. so that makes BeOS fast? sr: actually, it does, but they synchronize via the threads. sr: yes. objects, and processes depend on each other do you think my idea is feasible? -:- SignOff ns: #TUNES (Read error to ns[PPPa24-ResaleAuburn1-2R1043.saturn.bbn.com]: Connection reset by peer) sr: well, yes, but the process switch overhead would be a penalty, unless you could improve the memory management. -:- Dave [thrustit@209-68-229-48.dialup.cust.tfb.com] has joined #tunes -:- Dave is now known as HickServ QZ hi, hs hardware man i need your help or anyone elses water: process switch overhead, you mean switching between the kernel servers and the user processes>? since the kernel servers become processes in your system, yes. help with what hick my friend gave me his old 14.4 k modem and i put it in my old 486 but the ide shit is like 4 pins long with a 20 something pin line water what could i do to reduce overhead? what shall i do? what does the modem have to do with IDE? well if i just put the modem in the mmotherboard the bios won't detect it pins on what, is that an external modem? internal 04:50pm HickServ: I have a Creative CD-ROM that is detected in OpenBSD but not in freeBSD, isn't that dumb? well we're talking about bios but it has those other pins on the surface of th eboard and im not sure what to do anyone know cause i don't know anything about hardware Hickserv I still have no idea what you are talking about. you said modem, then you said IDE, now you said BIOS, and I'm confused heh i got a modem from my friend i put the card n my motherboard did you turn off the power ? hahaha yes you said you know nothing about hwardware :) ok so that's an Internal (ISA BUS) modem right? but there are pins on the surface of the board but the line for it is too wide yes so you are saying you did NOT put it in your motherboard, because it did not fit? no i did it fits in the motherboard but the line (i think its ide or something) is too wide for the pins on the board surface -:- SignOff s_rr: #TUNES (Ping timeout for s_rr[phila-dialup272.nni.com]) uh this doesn't sound right.... what? Hickserv what is "the line"? i think it's ide but im not sure what ide is it's that wide flat line right? uh return everything to the way it was when you found it and put the cover back on.... =\ no Okay Lets do this the hard way... hickserv IDE is the name of an interface for hard drives, cdroms and zip drives. It has nothing to do with modems! 1: What are you trying to do? ok 05:00pm well what is that long flat line's name? we don't know you havn't described it well enough yet... IDE is also an acronym for Integrated Development Environment, a software package with compiler, editor and debugger all in one. okay, Tril. ok -:- SignOff water: #TUNES (Ping timeout for water[ppp-tnt-10.tscnet.net]) some ascii text about to come up You are attempting to install a modem, right? Hickserv: To get a modem to work you need find an unused COM port, and set the modem to use that COM port. -:- water [water@ppp-tnt-172.tscnet.net] has joined #tunes _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ __________________________________________________ _________________________ er oh? ok hickserv: The BIOS has to do with this because in order for the modem to take a COM port you must disable that com port in the BIOS. tril: don't assume anything about this board! so how do i do this? Let me take over, I'm a wizard at this! =) wtf? hacking hardwarez let tril talk please could you do it in private, anyway? sorry just help me it's ok. how do i disable a com port? i'm going to talk hickserv in private now * AlonzoTG/#tunes is the modem G0D 05:10pm -:- SignOff HickServ: #TUNES (Ping timeout for HickServ[209-68-229-48.dialup.cust.tfb.com]) -:- HickServ [thrustit@209-68-229-48.dialup.cust.tfb.com] has joined #tunes wb danka 05:30pm <_QZ> it really sucks when ya bite the side of yer mouth cuz then it swells up and u keep oon biting it :( qz: thanks for sharing. -:- SignOff hcf: #TUNES (Ping timeout for hcf[me-portland-us647.javanet.com]) <_QZ> np hehehe i know what you mean <_QZ> i think i'm to the point where the outside of my face is gonna bruise 05:40pm -:- SignOff smoke: #TUNES (One day sheep will rule the world) ril: here? yes Tril: I don't think the wild CVS directory was here cvsweb uses co (checkout) oh, tux & do are my linux penguins do they need email addresses? someone suggested that to be a _real_ linux penguin, you had to have a linux account with an email address -:- SignOff water: #TUNES (Ping timeout for water[ppp-tnt-172.tscnet.net]) help tril hickserv what do you mean it wont let you I raised the stakes by giving them a webpage, too sorry about not mailing you -- it was the sunday night fever i press f1 on boot up but it keeps telling me to insert a bootdisk Fare, every added account must be carefully considered, because the more accounts there are, the lower security is. If they are not real people and you dont have a legitimate reason to have 2 more emails, they should be deleted. -:- water [water@ppp-tnt-174.tscnet.net] has joined #tunes this isn't good i can't access my c drive I guess so, then :( uh bad well, then, I should redirect their webpages to my home, too although I can't imagine how these accounts add insecurity over mine. hickserv: Did you put your cylinder, heads and sectors in the CMOS? no i restored the old setings What is the setting for C: now? um i didn't know them in the first place 05:50pm i need to go :( later after all, there are no additional persons. It's rather like all those dummy accounts daemon, bin, sys, adm, tty, disk, etc, that serve to limit the rights when using a subsystem -:- SignOff HickServ: #TUNES (Leaving) under Tunes, they'd be sub-users of user Fare (i.e. the system would delegate their capabilities to security/resource filters run by user Fare) <_QZ> i dont see any problems with fare's penguin accounts <_QZ> besides wouldnt an account with a real person be a BIGGER security risk? <_QZ> i dont think those penguins are gonna hurt bespin :) _QZ: Give them accounts on your systme, then. <_QZ> borg is not up 24/7 like bespin fare: and since they're arranged in a hierarchy, they're _perfectly_ controllable! (nudge, nudge) water i'm looking at your maude entry water: uh? what comment did you have on the database? fare: just my usual cynicism of anything in trees. -:- s_r [s_rr@phila-dialup609.nni.com] has joined #tunes tril: not much. i was just curious about what kind of format the database will settle in. penguins don't live in trees! * water/#tunes slaps Fare around a bit with a large trout linux's definitely live in trees. water, Fare says the review should be more free form, and in HTML. I think the database has promise for the members list, and the subprojects, at least. water: do you think if i implemented a kernel server as a thread runnning concurrently with the user process threads in the same address space I could get higher performance? Tril: do any work on Tunes? are there lots of trouts available in the navy? You look like you have an illimited supply... but I can't really say what I think of the db until I get link fields working, the most important part (to link to other records in other tables from a record) s_r: buy BeOS, and you can have all that, AND a GUI and libraries and POSIX compliance. s_r not yet tril: ok. tril: agreed. well, maybe the review could be put in a database, but at least said base would require much more structure than just a list of text fields dammit hehe if only beos came with source code ;) right. I plan to use the link feature a lot. like, lots of indexing words, arbitrary html (or otherwise elaborate) comments, etc, etc fare: well, if we include language _types_ as entries, then it might help. <_QZ> if only beos was multiuser so far it always corrupts the database every time I try to create a link field. What types? types are sets, you can do set union on two types i knew you were going to pipe up abi hehe QZ: BeOS would be good if it was open source and multiuser, don't you think? what's a "link field"? if only beons were open source <_QZ> s_r: yes fare, it's a field that can refer to an entry in another table oh 06:00pm i mean programming language styles, like OOP, FP, AOP, procedural, strict vs non-strict, ... and mixed types. i want to make an OS _better_ than BeOS faster than BeOS, and multiuser, and open source We used to have those in the review page but Fare took them out and said they were "stupid". <_QZ> s_r: that would be BRiX :) s_r: then get rid of memory paging :) because they dont fit in categories well, i guess _QZ: BriX? :) <_QZ> brix? brix is a free, not open source, persistent multithreaded multi-user OO computing environment located at http://www.qzx.com/brix tril: but hypertext could allow a sort of "multiple structured inheritance" water: if you ask me why I want to make an OS better than BeOS, I want to ask you why you want to make the arrow system or tunes water: Get rid of memory paging? why? s_r: cache-flushing hey does anyone here use Plan 9? <_QZ> heh Plan9 is proprietary use VSTa instead! s_r: just make the entire OS and Apps and user-level stuff into one big herd of threads or co-routines. abi plan9 plan9 is, like, proprietary well VSTa isn't like Plan 9 too much i like 8 1/2 water: I want to make something radical, something revolutionary, like tunes s_r: then have TUNES happen! s_r: then make tunes, because that's what it takes, unless you want to code for several years only to spend another decade maintaining it! I think the only project I have ever thought of joining is tunes thanks TUNES definitely has potential maybe I could write some code that would show the tunes team that i'm serious and then join tunes ;) what kind of code? OS code bleh, no thanks we've already got enough of retro water are you part of the TUNES team? i am, sort of. hmm? you don't like actual code? well, not os-level code. there are too many people peddling _that_. <_QZ> s_r: u can join brix :) Yet Another OS :) exactly, Tunes is not YAOS. i would hate to write an OS that would just become YAOS or an also-ran -:- hcf [nef@me-portland-us325.javanet.com] has joined #tunes virix is a new OS that will become YAOS :) (i hope not) <_QZ> brix is better than tunes hmm BriX? BriX is a free, not open source, persistent multithreaded multi-user OO computing environment located at http://www.qzx.com/brix sorry, sleep time. well, god help me, Arrow will not be YAOS. bye! qz: how can you say that? * Fare/#Tunes is away (sleep) bye fare QZ can I have brix src code (or can I find out the specifications for it_) 06:10pm <_QZ> water: is arrow an OS? QZ you don't have too much about brix on your web site btw, you may check that preliminary version of my next article in http://tunes.org/~fare/tmp/implement1.* <_QZ> s_r: ya i do, u just gotta know where its hidden i want to see some TUNES code qz: well, it should eventually include OSes in its code-base. actual TUNES C code :) heh probably never see that abi Arrow? i heard Arrow was a homo-iconic information representation system intended to support programming and human languages in the way that Tunes should. at http://www.tunes.org/papers/Arrow/, http://www.tunes.org/~water/ -:- Beholder [beholder@ppp-060.m4-1.osh.ican.net] has joined #tunes wb beh wb water Hey :) <_QZ> s_r: i would give u the brix src but its kinda ugly right now water do you think we'll ever see Arrow source code? laptop screen was making my eyes go buggy, decided to leave for a while :) sr: there IS arrow source code! QZ: what's the BriX concept, what makes it not YAOS? <_QZ> u would get a million errors trying to compile it Beholder get one of those new monitors sr: it runs on Squeak, which is free and portable. water: where is this code? abi arrow? arrow is a homo-iconic information representation system intended to support programming and human languages in the way that Tunes should. at http://www.tunes.org/papers/Arrow/, http://www.tunes.org/~water/ the second address has it. it's only 15k right now, and half is docs. -:- _ruiner_ [nate@ppp155.wi.centuryinter.net] has joined #tunes hi ruiner <_QZ> YES!!! after 4 failed $1.50 attempts to burn this cd i finally got it burned QZ: where can I learn about BrIX? (concept etc) <_QZ> s_r: the web page well, the web page is now fixed. <_ruiner_> hi water www.qzx.com or www.qnx.com :) which is better? 06:20pm -:- HickServ [thrustit@209-68-229-62.dialup.cust.tfb.com] has joined #tunes wb hs how do i manualy reset bios hi sr: learning about brix? hs: waive a magnet over your ROM chips? :) cloze the rite jumper and then release it... heheehe er the rigth jumper <_ruiner_> the right <_ruiner_> jabrones BriX sounds a lot like BeOS hick: It will be documented in your mboard manual _ruiner_: what are you working on? <_ruiner_> hmmmmm.....my mom's nerves heh everyone here has a project it's strange <_ruiner_> not everyone <_ruiner_> I'm trying to figure out the design I suppose....but I haven't started writing code.... sr: No project? sr: you were expecting, maybe, a unified group? Beholder: how's UniOS? sr: Very slow recently. We started with a protype in Java, but now we've kinda moved to a proof of concept system in the form of a game. Seems to keep people more interested :) heh UniOS: the game. 06:30pm It just seemed like I was the only one participating, so I decided to find another way around it :) We still lack a unified definition, which seems to kill projects beholder: someday, you'll use UniOS as your main OS :) sr: To hell with that, I wanna run ArrowOS ;) heheh heh I want to make arrows and shoot things on my computer -:- SignOff HickServ: #TUNES (Leaving) <_ruiner_> my friend suggested an operating system <_ruiner_> called weeniOS.....but pronounced weenie-o's -:- SignOff water: #TUNES (Ping timeout for water[ppp-tnt-174.tscnet.net]) <_ruiner_> I thought it was pretty funny ruin: Is that anything like CheeryOS? <_ruiner_> dunno beholder :) <_ruiner_> lol <_ruiner_> spaghettiOS heheh so beholder, what's the concept behind UniOS, where can i learn more? abi unios i think unios is at http://unios.dhs.org 06:40pm sr: Listen to the bot ;) ((obey)(my)(every)(word)) Beholder: can i check out the UniOS code base? sr: There is none :) There is only the outline for where things would go. UniOS is codeless (a perfect OS ;) -:- water [water@ppp-tnt-243.tscnet.net] has joined #tunes oops. i'm back. wa: wb any answers for my arrow question? wa: What was the question? ? does anyone yet feel that they have a good grasp on what arrow is about? (besides myself) * AlonzoTG/#tunes is working on a UNIOS prototype =) wat: Sorry, I'm still learning some of the concepts :( i think it's like my system ,but no typechecking, which means controlling reflection seems like it would be VERY difficult water: arrows form connections you could easily mess something up.. tril: well, a certain amount of environment should help that immensely. people don't have to deal with arrows themselves. but it should be a simple matter if they want to deal with arrows, as I certainly would 06:50pm the arrow system is an environment supporting a formalism preserves ontologies and their interactions, so it doesn't address what most people want directly. people want some ontologies, and that's it. the arrow system helps them get what they want. http://amsterdam.lcs.mit.edu/papers/exo-sosp97/exo-sosp97.html you make it sound sort of special-purpose. read that ^^^ about exokernels exokernel? i think exokernel is a system with no run-time kernel QZ is BriX exokernel? -:- SignOff water: #TUNES (Ping timeout for water[ppp-tnt-243.tscnet.net]) -:- water [water@ppp-tnt-147.tscnet.net] has joined #tunes what'd i miss ? wat: You gotta fix that random drop off problem :) wat: It doesn't look like you missed anything you make it sound sort of special-purpose. tril: well, it's cybernetic: it's not a program per se. what mechanism (besides everything being an arrow) or mechanisms do you use to "integrate" all available ontologies so they can interopreate? water: have any urls for robinson diagram examples? hcf: it's a rare research item for mathematicians. tril: mechanism? what do you mean? well, how do you manage the interaction between ontologies? tril: well, i would need a basic theory of relations, functions, number theory, ... tril: and arrows and logics and languages... 07:00pm well, nevermind. I'm working on figuring out this database. hmh ok (I erased the previous one because part of it got corrupted, now i'm starting a new one) water so do you use BeOS? i should repeat that implementation in Arrow is unnecessary for Arrow to manage something's information. sr: no, because it's not free, and doesn't yet address my current hardware. you use Arrow, right :) ha ha well, my brain uses arrow wat: So you're saying that a low level OS would be necessary for Arrows? -:- SignOff hcf: #TUNES (Ping timeout for hcf[me-portland-us325.javanet.com]) beh: i'm saying that the function of translating arrow's information into a structure of domains is necessary wat: Ahh :) domains = users and hardware contexts and ontologies beh: otherwise, arrow's info remains in 'cyber-space'. hurd? 07:10pm sr: huh? wat: So you could have in the domains information about the hardware, and how it works, and even possibly hardware that doesn't exist on the system, and it could create itself? whew. links are working water is arrowOS going to be able to spawn multiple arrows? now I'm going to form a subprojects structure. yes, but it would also require some logic of the dynamics of the system sr: that better be a joke you will have so many arrows your head will be spinning. heh water's head spins just thinking about it :) water laugh laugh * water/#tunes already has too many arrows in his prototype, even with no SmallTalk instances. instances of Arrow, that is. * Tril/#TUNES has exactly 24 objects in his prototype if i add more objects to the prototype, the environment will contain fewer arrows as a result. Tril will tcn be coding the low level kernel code for the TUNES project? or more, depending on your perspective. s_r tunes doesnt have a kernel. We MAY use a low level bootstrap layer, but maybe not. Tcn is mostly working with Fare on Retro, however, to help achieve what *Fare* wants for a low level bootstrap layer. But that will be for Fare's custom subset of Scheme that he wants to build. tril when will the transformation from high level abstraction to actual coding be made? and tcn is mostly writing retro for his own education, and his own future use s_r, all coding is high level abstraction in tunes even the low level because you deal with low level concepts in a high level way, i.e. abstractly i dont know if that makes any sense (wow. it sounds like the arrow system! :) "everything is high level, but we don't know what that means" is that our motto? hmm tril: not for me, it isn't! I'm focused on writing actual code as am i :) oh darn it 07:20pm links back to the same table are disabled in this version of mot. oh i am going to hack VSTa to make it feel like Mach Well, i think. I'm checking. water have you ever worked with VSTa? sr: no -:- SignOff _ruiner_: #TUNES (Leaving) 07:30pm so, i take it that none of you have a really good idea of what my ideas within arrow. water, i think i do ok, i think that i can accept that one. we'll find out, though :) yes. indeed. i'm entering all the members into the database now ok. cool. -:- SignOff Beholder: #TUNES (Read error to Beholder[ppp-060.m4-1.osh.ican.net]: Connection reset by peer) 07:40pm -:- _water [zelda@ppp-tnt-147.tscnet.net] has joined #tunes -:- SignOff _water: #TUNES (Read error to _water[ppp-tnt-147.tscnet.net]: EOF from client) wow. that was interesting, to say the least. i was using Squeak's IRC client. except that the shell was very different. -:- billyboof [hatefull@nrwc-sh1-port53.snet.net] has joined #tunes hi billy hey water... hows it going? it's quiet here. i'm working on my code. tril's working on the new Tunes database server program to improve the web site cool... i'm just hanging out... i haven't coded for a little while... B00F!!!!!! about tril, yes 07:50pm hey, b00f, I am investigating the possibility of coding my OS under LiNuKs or 'doze32 =\ -:- s_r [s_rr@phila-dialup609.nni.com] has left #tunes [] huh? like which one you should use to write the code? water you're currently not a tunes member is that ok? I need eksperts in either to help me evaluate them... I havn't done any 32 bit coding. =\ tril: oh. i'm not sure it won't matter unless you want to be in some subproject or other tril: i don't care, unless someone tries to belittle my contributions. as long as i can contribute, and i'm not labeled as a fringe contributor. Alonzo: it doesn't really matter what os you write you're code in, you just need to compile it so it'll copy into the drive with whatever filesystem you're OS will be running... water: well no tunes member should belittle your contribution, but anyone not in the project I dont know what we can do about .. hmm ok. certainly your contributions are valued by the members. boof: my prototype would be a linux process I need it to run inside LiNuKs =\ Alonzo: nope... nope what? i guess if you did a little work you could test little parts under linux, but not the whole os... i think it'd be easier to just write the bootup code and have it start your task... and more usefull/realistic.. * AlonzoTG/#tunes smashes billyboof with an iron mace but the linuks verzion would be ezier to debug 08:00pm the linix version wouldn't be os code, cause you'd be making all these calls to linux... instead of making an os.. linux is pmode so you wouldn't be able to do everything an os needs to do... for debugging you could write small modules and debug them in linux... then include them into the os... u don't know what OS kode iz. =P actually I thought like you years ago but since then I've been enlightened. =) umm... you don't know how to write pmode oh wait, maybe I can make links to the same table.. haven't tried it. i'm telling you that you won't be able to do much under linux... but if you feel like just going out and saying i don't know what i'm talking about then just do it, don't ask me no, you may know LiNuKs APIs but you don't understand OS. =\ i don't know linux api's... i'm just saying you'd have to use them, you wouldn't even be able to write the low level code... you'd just be writing a linux shell not quite u just don't understand =\ whatever... have fun writing in linux you don't WANT to write low level code in a prototype!!! 08:10pm my prototype will not have much highlevel code... my prototype is just going to be something that displays general BS about the system, does a little shit, and does minor interaction (ie switching currently displayed task) you just don't understand/agree with my way of thinking agree I don't agree -:- Joob [user4557@dm2076-vix.vix.zaz.com.br] has joined #Tunes hi joob. hello bonjour, Joob bom dia Abi 08:20pm I HATE PUBLISHERS!!!!! atg: ? abi, what's version your Linix? joob: i haven't a clue abi stats Since Thu May 27 22:09:20 1999, there have been 1001 modifications and 703 questions. I have been awake for 11 days, 22 hours, 13 minutes, 58 seconds this session, and currently reference 1893 factoids. abi? water? abi abi? i think i am the little girl borg with a big brain or #tunes' personal little whore or gaklosmontic or flurivostuginuous or xyvarestoplik or an Artificial Idiot or braindead or a crack addict infoslut ? joob: abi is an info-bot. meu ingles e horrivel do you speaker portugues? i speak spanish this publisher's website that I am trying to cantact is giving a http 1.1 error... obviously running NT... =( Windows NT is BAD system in Brazil winNT is a bad system everywhere! hahaha ;) nt crashed my 6gig harddrive once.. water, where you from? * water/#tunes is from various places in the U.S. but lives now in Seattle, Washington. sorry, my inglish is um COCO 08:30pm vc e programador? * water/#tunes is from many places. si yes si = sim em portugues ok :) whatchyaneed? what do you need? ok everyone check out the database now (url in the topic) login as guest ok tril: it looks fine did you see the projects? tril: where are they? what's linguagen? when you select the TUNES database, it takes you to the Members table by default. Then click on Projects at the top of the screen. ok do you progs in C or C++ or COBOL? What's linguagem programs? I think I'll go add subprojects Joob I'm writing some stuff in LISP stuff water is using Squeak Smalltalk joob: http://www.tunes.org/~dem/tunes/lisp/tunes.lsp joob, it is a test of my ideas about objects and types. hummm what is squeak? squeak is probably a cool language descended from Smalltalk, at http://squeak.cs.uiuc.edu/ or at http://www.squeak.org/ 08:40pm thank you, abi water: my pleasure has someone done more work on abi? Is compatible um Linux? Joob, smalltalk has objects, classes and messages. Joob, smalltalk and squeak are GNU free projects on almost every OS. though squeak is on more OS's. billy not recently the only one who works on abi is hcf I'm no understand hmmm.... it seems like he's responsive to more than before.. oh well .... :) Joob, talk to Jecel. he lives in Brazil. ok that messed it up abi, jecel? bugger all, i dunno, water Kaufmann does too :) merlin? i think merlin is at http://www.lsi.usp.br/~jecel/merlin/ Jecel? you can use jecel@tunes.org now the internet seems to be very poor in Brazil oh poor? poor=bad slow, unreliable no is pobre can anyone explain ExoKernel to me? like how that would work... ? billy: see the links in the tunes review project. Exo kernel is mainly a product of MIT the net in Brazil is child not right now. child? yes what? water: i messsed up the projects :( tril: what? children sorry, tril: oh. yes, you DID. :( the database is probably corrupt now * water/#tunes was hoping to see Arrow soon. :) It doesn't seem to like me adding fields when there are any entries :( especially link fields 08:50pm -:- SignOff AlonzoTG: #TUNES (Have Nice Day :)) abi the database? somebody said the database was ready? abi forget database Tril: I forgot database 09:00pm hehehe abi, the database is definitely NOT ready. * water/#tunes thinks that tril found Yet Another inflexible database. water: it's flexible. It's just in alpha right now. well, i'll believe it when i see it but it's true, it's not very good at formatting text, or mixing text and urls, etc indeed. so are you comforatble with working on arrow instead of Review for now? tril: definitely or, you can use CVS when you get linux ok, then i won't worry about it too much hcf can look for alternatives, too hi hcf! I know you love to read logs.. i've been on the net far too long today.. enjoy * Tril/#TUNES is away: (afk) [BX-MsgLog Off] as have i -:- SignOff billyboof: #TUNES (hatefull@antisocial.com) 09:10pm -:- SignOff water: #TUNES (Ping timeout for water[ppp-tnt-147.tscnet.net]) bye bye -:- Joob [user4557@dm2076-vix.vix.zaz.com.br] has left #Tunes [] 09:50pm -:- SignOff Tril: #TUNES (Read error to Tril[sloth.wcug.wwu.edu]: EOF from client) -:- Tril_ [dem@sloth.wcug.wwu.edu] has joined #TUNES -:- SignOff |Myrmidon: #TUNES (Ping timeout for |Myrmidon[dm6-13.slc.aros.net]) -:- water [water@ppp-tnt-62.tscnet.net] has joined #tunes looks quiet here. bye -:- water [water@ppp-tnt-62.tscnet.net] has left #tunes [] 10:50pm -:- hcf [nef@me-portland-us908.javanet.com] has joined #tunes -:- billyboof [hatefull@nrwc-sh7-port23.snet.net] has joined #tunes -:- SignOff billyboof: #TUNES (hatefull@antisocial.com) -:- SignOff hcf: #TUNES (Leaving) -:- hcf [nef@me-portland-us908.javanet.com] has joined #tunes -:- SignOff hcf: #TUNES (Leaving) -:- SignOff _QZ: #TUNES (BRiX [http://www.qzx.com/brix] :: sleep) -:- |Myrmidon [ubiquity@dm4-1.slc.aros.net] has joined #tunes <|Myrmidon> Hi. 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