00:00:00 --- log: started forth/04.11.03 00:00:21 agreed :) 00:02:15 on the other side, kerry did get 20% of his votes from CA, which doesn quite cover 20% (or even 10%) of the usa... 00:02:22 i think 00:02:53 nah, not even 10% 00:03:10 http://frontpage.fok.nl/ 00:03:14 remember that the population of an area determines the number of electoral votes. not area size :) 00:03:24 no i know, but still 00:03:38 Cal most people Texas second 00:03:56 ohwell, doesnt matter 00:04:00 yup 00:04:40 something seriously wicked will have to happen for me to ever be able to change any of that :p 00:04:51 like? 00:04:57 i dont know 00:04:58 :) 00:05:12 thank your private diety then :) 00:05:13 but seeing how i'm dutch, i guess i'd first have to emigrate :p 00:06:24 We had many Europeans in the most important states makeing the point that the world is affect by this vote yet the world does not get to join in . 00:06:56 Unless your Osama and then you carry some weigt around here. 00:07:06 weight 00:07:08 ar. well. in all fairness. its not really my fight. politics can drop dead, all of them. 00:07:28 was that a curse then ? :) 00:07:41 no not really 00:08:08 hehe 00:10:27 it would be, just for mathematical reasons alone, be very funny if kerry won anyways 00:10:33 probabilitywise i mean 00:10:44 at this point 00:10:50 with most of the votes counted, and bush leading 00:13:21 now the news is talking about provisional ballots for Ohio. and that even tho Ohio seems to go to Bush == there still is a sliver of a chance for kerry -- might go to sleep now after all :) 00:14:02 according to dutch news sites, bush was leading with 50.something to 48.something percent with 90% votes counted or something 00:14:18 seeing how we're talking about millions here, the odds are against kerry 00:14:48 hence, its quite unlikely that the next 10% votes will be purely kerry's (and if this is actually the case, noone would believe it) 00:14:53 hence, it would be shit funny :D 00:15:25 i see gay mariage is banned as well in all the states that could vote for it today 00:15:27 jeez :\ 00:15:50 the popular vote does not elect the president so there still is a chance even if he loses the pop vote. 00:16:07 what do you mean? 00:17:46 altho we all vote for the president -- that vote is taken by the Electoral Collage as a recomendation only. The electoral voters don't have to follow the popular vote. Gore won the popular vote in the USA and Bush still won. still could go either way. 00:18:33 you mean that even if a president won by election, its not binding? 00:18:44 i thought they only had a right to choose if it turned out a draw 00:21:34 now your confusing the oppertunity of the House of Representives to break ties. I'm talking about the Electoral Collage. 00:21:49 The Electoral Collage is .......... 00:22:21 http://people.howstuffworks.com/electoral-college.htm 00:24:09 oh you mean those hmm.. we call them chooseman, literal translation 00:24:10 Bush WON dang@ 00:24:20 yes 00:24:22 i heard the official english term but forgot 00:24:27 that's prob'ly right 00:24:43 yeah, thats what my second line meant 00:24:47 [09:03:19] although, with such a close call on so many voters, one should move on to the actual number of votes each side got :\ 00:25:15 yes I see :) 00:25:30 or at least devide the number of these (what are they called???) to the % of votes each side got in each state 00:25:38 but now Bush is winner I think and its over. 00:25:45 looks that way yeah 00:26:07 i guess the only light there is that its going to be his final 4 years :\ 00:26:09 oh no still unofficial -- oops 00:26:15 hehehehehe 00:26:41 and maybe he fucks up ... and i mean REALLY fuck up... like knock up one of his assistents... and gets bumped off, who knows... :p 00:26:50 unless the bullet reaches his target then we get Haliburton directly incharge :) 00:27:01 haliburton? 00:27:05 thats a new name 00:29:55 hahah 00:30:02 #kerry and #bush on efnet 00:30:13 bush's topic says congrats 00:30:21 kerry's topic says way to blow it fucking douchebag :p 00:30:52 hahahahah Haliburton is the company that was run by Vpres Dick Chaney .. . The are the largest supplier to Military in the world .. also have large interest in Arab Oil -- stealing it. 00:31:10 ah ok 00:31:11 :) 00:31:34 --- join: mur_ (~mur@mgw2.uiah.fi) joined #forth 00:34:21 --- join: Serg[ICQ] (~Miranda@212.34.52.140) joined #forth 00:34:44 --- part: Serg[ICQ] left #forth 00:40:40 --- quit: mur (Read error: 238 (Connection timed out)) 00:48:25 heh 00:48:25 http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/pages/results/states/OH/P/00/epolls.0.html 00:48:31 look at the vote by income 00:49:23 thanx going ......... 00:49:48 * Raystm2 is very poor btw -- as it loads up 00:50:17 41 ex-industial operations vp 00:50:43 well. by looking at those poll results 00:51:17 it seems that bush gets the highincome-christian/katholic-conservatives 00:51:22 and kerry gets the rest :p 00:51:42 hehe yup males too 00:52:04 no oops reading wrong sorry. 00:52:04 well those with 2 choices i leave alone. 00:52:09 hehe 00:52:16 male/female, married/not etc 00:52:23 but if you look at the religious ones 00:52:25 the income ones 00:52:38 you see a clear difference between high/low bush/kerry 00:53:25 i do find it strange, or at least, it stands out, that the 78% who decided way before these elections who to vote for (what have those other 22% been fucking thinking?), voted 55% for bush 00:53:56 hehe 00:54:13 YOUR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT WAS MOSTLY... 00:54:15 heh 00:55:09 omg... of the 32% who strongly disapprove of how bush is handling things, 1% still voted bush :s 00:55:11 hehehehe 00:55:45 yup we wont vote out a leader during a declared -- declared mind you -- war :( 00:56:10 show's that we support the leader to the grave :( 00:56:21 sheep! 00:56:26 * Raystm2 baaaa 00:56:48 * Raystm2 thinks the roman empire lasted many times longer 00:57:35 whats rural? 00:57:48 not city :) 00:57:52 opposite 00:57:59 out lying areas 00:58:03 farms 00:58:15 sparcly populated 00:59:10 yeah ok 00:59:30 --- quit: Klaw` (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 00:59:45 oh wait, these were just the exit polls for ohio :p 00:59:48 i'm sorry 00:59:57 yup I just reallized that too :) 01:00:17 http://www.cnn.com/ELECTION/2004/pages/results/states/US/P/00/epolls.0.html 01:00:20 should be national :p 01:00:32 heh. nader wasnt even choosen in ohio ;) 01:00:51 maybe if he hadnt run... 01:00:59 exit poll is people stand out side of polling places and ask those questions -- these are not official counts of real votes -- just servey 01:01:18 yeah i know 01:01:25 but statistically seen.. 01:01:28 Nader might not have been on the ballot -- he was only on a very few states. 01:01:46 i never heard his name before 2 days ago :p 01:01:57 just the "important" 15 01:01:58 he wasnt mentioned in dutch news as far as i've seen/read/heard it 01:02:19 yea -- Nader is the reason that cars have seat belts 01:02:33 he is consumer advocate. 01:02:43 oh. nevada goes to bush. he only needs ohio now 01:03:14 and according to this newssite (dutch), kerry was leading in nevada 2.5 hours ago 01:03:14 so.. 01:03:39 he's been the only important 3rd candidate since the time of Lincoln with the exception of Ross Perot. 01:04:05 "important", only important because he's taking away potential voters for the other two.. 01:04:12 imo 01:04:12 :) 01:04:13 Lincoln's election started the Republican party and ended the Whigs. 01:04:35 yes you are correct. but he's not much of an issue this time. 01:04:45 dunno 01:04:48 great way to make a living tho. 01:04:57 make a living? 01:05:06 with all the money that went into these campains? 01:05:06 :\ 01:05:21 * warpzero is listening to: Neil Young - Ohio 01:05:32 sure == he travels country and makes friends everywhere -- probly keeps most of money :) 01:05:39 warpzero> and reading in this channel :p 01:05:44 hehe 01:06:22 "something something and Nixon's comming 4 dead in OHIO" 01:06:33 eh? 01:06:48 old 60s protest song by neil young. 01:06:55 oh 01:07:05 trying to remember words :) 01:07:26 well. even nationwide, the income etc thing goes 01:07:45 yes 01:08:18 why have 10% of the democrats voted for bush, and 7% of the republicans for kerry 01:08:25 arent they supposed to vote for their own? :\ 01:09:14 haha. wtf is a WHITE EVANGELICAL/BORN-AGAIN? 01:09:25 and why are they asking? 0% says yes and 0% says no :p 01:09:26 Babtist 01:09:36 totals not in 01:10:32 heh. gun owner in household 01:10:36 Southern Babtist is White Evan\Born-Again -- must be baptised. 01:11:23 I have several guns but all have been gifts that I immediately dissessembled and stored away -- I have teenage kids too :) 01:12:05 * Raystm2 never bought a gun but I got some -- Apparently it's unAmerican to not have atleast a shot gun. 01:12:14 haha 01:12:53 It's in the constitution or something :) hehe 01:13:20 ohwell. its good to see you ppl trust your own president, find him honest too 01:13:22 :p 01:13:32 just in case qFox thinks he's gonna take my 1 acher of texas :) 01:13:56 He's too stupid to lie 01:14:25 haha 01:14:45 hm 01:14:49 VOTE IF ONLY BUSH AND KERRY WERE RUNNING 01:14:57 for the 1% who would not have voted 01:15:09 27% voted for bush, and 39% for kerry 01:15:10 wtf... 01:15:18 Haliburton's got there hand so far up his ass that sometime's you can see there fingers when his lips move. 01:15:30 at least 15% did actually vote for the other (highest % in teh list ;) 01:16:52 hm, those abortion polls stand out 01:17:03 55% thinks they should be legal? 01:17:23 i thought the whole of usa was against it, period? 01:17:50 naw -- we can't agree on anything :) 01:17:58 shows 01:19:06 looks like the coasts risk civil war ( oxymoron) with the interior. If you boarder the water -- watch out :) 01:20:32 heh 01:20:32 The poll closing countdown clock runs off the time on your computer. Your computer may not exactly match the official poll closing clock. 01:20:33 :p 01:20:41 hehe 01:20:43 we do :( 01:20:45 heck 01:20:48 we ARE water :p 01:20:54 hahaha 01:21:00 float much? 01:21:19 half of holland is a few meters below sea level 01:21:39 if you want to get rid of us just blow away our dikes :p 01:21:55 notice that its the Norther civil war states against the Souther Civil war states .. with added states added. 01:22:18 your lezbians -- blow away your lezbians ? 01:22:23 hehe 01:23:44 dikes yea the only thing we ever learn about your country is the Hans Anderson stuff :( and that the Amsterdam has the best pot. 01:23:47 no, those sand thingies damn you :p 01:23:52 heheheheh 01:23:55 hans anderson? 01:24:10 wasnt he german? 01:24:12 :p 01:24:18 Hans Christian Anderson with his character and the finger in the dike. 01:24:25 oh that one 01:25:10 And Flowers -- Pretty Pretty Flowers that we will see this thanksgiving and christmas in the Macy's Parades. 01:25:14 any hole capable of penatrating a dike, is too big for a kiddo to be able to plunge into it with one finger 01:25:18 --- quit: mur_ (tolkien.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 01:25:18 --- quit: madgarden (tolkien.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 01:25:18 --- quit: jim (tolkien.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 01:25:18 --- quit: cmeme (tolkien.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 01:25:18 --- quit: ianp (tolkien.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 01:25:29 (yes i know, that sentence is so wrong in the wrong context :P) 01:25:33 hehehehe 01:25:48 :) :) 01:25:51 hehe 01:25:53 lol 01:25:56 but anyways 01:26:04 still laughing wait 01:26:21 ok -=- breathing again whoooo 01:26:42 --- join: ianp (~ian@inpuj.net) joined #forth 01:26:42 --- join: mur_ (~mur@mgw2.uiah.fi) joined #forth 01:26:42 --- join: madgarden (~madgarden@Ottawa-HSE-ppp4084027.sympatico.ca) joined #forth 01:26:42 --- join: jim (~jim@cpe-24-143-141-183.cable.alamedanet.net) joined #forth 01:26:42 --- join: cmeme (~cmeme@216.184.11.30.unused.swcp.com) joined #forth 01:26:42 --- mode: irc.freenode.net set +o ianp 01:26:43 --- mode: ChanServ set -o ianp 01:28:47 People over here think that everyone over there work in the sex shops ( which are inside the windmills btw ) and all the time wearing wooden shoes. that's all they teach us about you in school -- it's a crying shame. You wonder why we are so isolationist. it's the education that we don't get from out gov. :( 01:29:16 --- quit: jim (tolkien.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 01:29:16 --- quit: madgarden (tolkien.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 01:29:16 --- quit: ianp (tolkien.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 01:29:16 --- quit: cmeme (tolkien.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 01:29:16 --- quit: mur_ (tolkien.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 01:29:30 * Raystm2 likes that IRC is changeing that one person at a time :) 01:29:35 eh lol :p 01:29:46 there are fewer windmills here then bushlovers ;) 01:30:11 so that means there are either VERY few sexshops, or something's messed up 01:30:14 :D 01:30:15 oh and smokes hash in the bars -- bush lovers dikes there is a theme :) 01:30:28 right 01:30:39 --- join: mur_ (~mur@mgw2.uiah.fi) joined #forth 01:30:39 --- join: madgarden (~madgarden@Ottawa-HSE-ppp4084027.sympatico.ca) joined #forth 01:30:39 --- join: jim (~jim@cpe-24-143-141-183.cable.alamedanet.net) joined #forth 01:30:39 --- join: cmeme (~cmeme@216.184.11.30.unused.swcp.com) joined #forth 01:30:39 --- join: ianp (~ian@inpuj.net) joined #forth 01:30:55 yes.. the dope is elementary for holland ;) 01:31:15 --- quit: mur_ (Remote closed the connection) 01:31:17 but i thought hans ch. anderson was danish? 01:31:49 the only thing we know of denmark is that danish is a donut :( 01:31:58 --- join: mur (~mur@uiah.fi) joined #forth 01:32:26 and that hitler seemed to need it so bad -- that's all they teach us here. 01:32:47 US gov education sucks hard. 01:33:14 they don't teach WHY the crusades happend. 01:33:33 just that they did and we should be on the side of Europe. 01:33:50 Internet will change all that. 01:34:23 as if. 01:34:33 we don't _need_ expensive schools and teachers anymore -- taking my taxes -- give all kids a computer. 01:35:05 let'em learn what they're interested in. and BE PARENTS 01:35:11 no. i actually do believe teachers have a positive influence on childeren 01:35:18 not night time babysitters 01:35:36 well they can teach online and no distraction. 01:35:50 kid rewinds till he gets it and takes test 01:36:06 stupid to pay for schools. 01:36:24 should instead pay for something for them to do when not learning. together. 01:37:03 real social events -- not distracting gov schools 01:37:03 i dont think online learning is as effective as classroom learning 01:37:38 and that was going to be a point, next to learning school stuff, you also learn to get along with others 01:37:41 the day is totally wasted at school. moving from class to class and interuptions from those with learning disabilites 01:37:44 somewhat 01:37:52 yea 01:38:28 most people would get along better if they were not allowed to act up in crowd situations. 01:38:34 be too afraid too. 01:38:51 but in school that's what kids learn. 01:39:00 ohwell, its not my fight. 01:39:05 familiarity with working the crowd 01:39:13 the world can go to hell 01:39:18 oh wait.. 01:39:21 (haha). 01:40:08 I have one kid in and One kid home school . I can do 8 subjects in three hours with son. same subjects at school takes 8.5 hours for daughter. 01:40:53 i dont think hometeaching is allowed here 01:40:58 some travel time sure. lunch too . recess ok 7 hours. 01:41:08 but i cant say i disagree on it. 01:41:16 yeah . 01:41:23 they weren't teaching him 01:41:41 they kept promoting with out real reading skills. 01:42:18 by 8th grade he was so lost and behind that he was frustrated and was going out back door every day. 01:42:27 i dont really know about the american system, but such a thing wouldnt happen here 01:42:40 a kid that cant read wont pass third grade, or whatever 01:42:40 there solution was to LOCK HIM In. ROOM -- I was mad at that. 01:42:45 --- quit: warpzero (Remote closed the connection) 01:43:06 that's great == real education there :) 01:43:21 and you have "open Univercity too " ? 01:43:25 well, it does get a bit sloppy up ahead ;) 01:43:41 yes, but our school system is way different 01:43:51 it really cant be compared 01:43:51 yes? 01:43:59 yah 01:44:24 not by age but by abillity then ? 01:44:44 we start elimentary, 8 grades. after that you get sent to "highschool" of your level. which is usually about your level (not always, like in my case, but hey). 01:44:56 hehe 01:44:57 thats 4-6 years, depending on the level you went to 01:45:08 I see :) 01:45:19 after that you basically stay on that level in "college", or go up a level if you wish 01:45:26 cool 01:45:30 university is only for those at the highest level 01:45:39 or like me, at 21 years + and a backdoor exam 01:45:56 is there room for 4 more then? :) 01:46:02 what do you mean? 01:46:15 we need to move -- :) 01:46:19 hehe 01:46:33 well like i said, the system is totally different 01:47:01 but, having been in both the lower and high parts of education, i must say the lower part sux 01:47:07 its so much better at university 01:47:15 also so much harder :p 01:47:32 : ) we won a trial that bankrupted me and now I must start somewhere else coz other party lives in next neighborhood. 01:47:39 :\ 01:47:42 ya 01:47:48 what kind of trial? 01:47:53 i mean what was it about 01:48:08 Sexual Offence against my Daughter. 01:48:12 ouch 01:48:13 sad 01:48:15 ya 01:48:26 what age? 01:48:44 I was so depressed that I quit working to keep eye on her (13 now 11 then ) 01:49:25 he's a family member and his grandmother is rich and almost out spent us. 01:49:34 you dont hear much about such cases here (obviously holland is much much smaller so i guess the "odds" on that are much slimmer compared the the usa) 01:49:55 but its not unheard of. 01:49:59 but we won ( and lost at same time ) . ya I'm sure your correct. 01:50:25 is global problem 01:50:29 men are pigs 01:50:43 didnt you get some kind of ... well, cash? 01:50:54 well , men that are drugged up and drunk. 01:50:56 from the school, or the guy, or whatever? 01:51:49 no it's not like that and he's 18 and has no cash any way so -- why ? But Texas may help us move. going to see mayor after elections over :) 01:52:14 should've done that before 01:52:14 imo 01:52:22 before? 01:52:33 oh before trial ended ? 01:52:39 ya maybe 01:52:45 they're more prone to help you during election, to keep up a good face, then after 01:53:00 "see, we're helping victems!" 01:53:03 etc 01:53:45 ya -- point to you. but mayor was not on ballot this time and his election is comming up so I can still use your point :) 01:54:01 but the major is still part of some party 01:54:13 and for you silly americans, it all matters 01:54:14 :p 01:55:04 especially since town judge let the offender out of jail coz friend of his grandmother and believed her- but I have addmisson of guilt in court 01:56:02 loaded for bear now. just need me to be diagnosed depressed and incapable of working this close to offender will help too. 01:59:00 i never thought I could be capable of taking another life. That man brings out worst in me. 01:59:11 lets talk about someting else :) 01:59:24 how's your forth work comming ? 01:59:31 its coming. slowly. 01:59:35 working on my statusbar 01:59:49 which seems to be printing an odd string when i execute it 01:59:56 I watch you talk with others here :) I'm still learning . 02:00:00 oh okay . 02:00:28 d\led Thinking Forth the other day :) 02:00:44 whats that? 02:01:10 book by the guy that wrote Starting Forth -- Leo Brodie 02:01:18 oh 02:01:20 ok :) 02:01:21 very famous -- finaly PDF 02:01:28 yea you know it 02:01:31 havent read any books on forth 02:01:42 what i know i learned from online tuto's, here, or myself 02:01:46 oh really? want the url? 02:01:50 sure 02:01:52 yaa 02:02:08 it's at sourceforge lets see.......... 02:03:32 and I know that Starting Forth is online too --- still searching -- 02:04:35 http://thinking-forth.sourceforge.net/thinking-forth.pdf 02:04:48 hahaha. i've screwed something up so good, and havent got a clue what :p 02:04:59 hehe haha 02:06:37 tnx 02:07:26 np 02:07:34 the ink is still wet on it 02:07:48 it's only about a couple days old 02:08:24 I just happen to be in c4th-ot when one of the workers on it offered it up. 02:10:13 --- join: warpzero (~warpzero@dsl.103.mt.onewest.net) joined #forth 02:18:19 oh. i see. i revectored type to emit 02:18:48 hehe == solved then? 02:20:54 yep 02:21:12 good job! :) 02:22:32 * Raystm2 is reading B. Paysan's site " Appendix: What's a `bad programmer' " ? 02:36:59 poor iowa and new mexico 02:37:03 their votes mean NOTHING now 02:37:56 we should've started a big internet campain to vote for clinton 02:38:00 all our votes mean nothing . on jan 6th the electoral collage votes -- that means something :) 02:38:16 arent you folks allowed to enter some other unlisted person? 02:38:35 yes -- write in vote 02:38:46 so we should've started a big campain online 02:38:49 I never seem to win tho 02:38:50 for everyone to vote clinton 02:38:51 :D 02:39:07 ohwell, maybe 2008 02:39:16 if he manages to survive till then :\ 02:39:24 he is ineligible cus of term limits -- hes' had his two 02:39:30 yeah but still 02:39:32 qFox: "at least it's just blowjobs"? 02:39:39 yep 02:39:40 :) 02:40:01 clinton is more pupular then bush and kerry combined :\ 02:40:07 blowjobs -- that's what bush did to the rest of us he blew our jobs 02:40:22 how could they ignore it when the majority of the ppl would vote for clinton? 02:40:37 (yes, ok, they would ignore it) 02:40:43 that was he campain cry - blow jobs for every american 02:41:39 and now the people who didn't work at there jobs anyway are all competeing for the government cheese 02:42:36 i never seem to win the write-in vote -- don't know why -- bush blew our jobs and clinton keeps them to himself 02:43:07 should have burned that dress -- with the bitch in it :) 02:43:32 --- join: mur_ (~mur@uiah.fi) joined #forth 02:45:57 they told Bush that the whiteman tried to genocide the Indians and so he gave them our IT jobs. 02:46:39 is this thing on == tap tap tap. 02:47:12 --- join: wossname (~wossname@rn-v1w5a06.uwaterloo.ca) joined #forth 02:57:06 --- quit: mur (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 03:05:04 look at this ugly hack for printing numbers :p 03:05:04 : .kuf ( n -- ) dup 0= if drop 48 emit else dup ?negative if 45 emit negate then (base) @ >r 0 swap begin dup while r@ /mod swap 48 + rot 1+ rot repeat drop rdrop for emit next then ; 03:05:33 and in case you're wondering, the last part is needed because otherwise you'll print the numbers reversed (eg. 12345 would be 54321) 03:07:20 it works though :D 03:12:49 hey that's a good hack hehehe :) 03:13:18 no number formating code then like <# # #> ? 03:13:39 and a rotsign or some such? 03:13:48 --- quit: mur_ (Remote closed the connection) 03:14:22 --- join: mur (~mur@uiah.fi) joined #forth 03:16:44 nope 03:17:03 still , it works great 03:17:10 yeah. but its ugly, and slow 03:17:21 oh slow ya? 03:17:24 ok 03:17:53 well, my whole kuF is slow, might be just that :p but yes, this should be able to be done muchos faster 03:18:16 luckily i'm mainly after the "it works" version forn ow 03:18:40 ya 03:18:53 I "see" it working 03:22:47 won't go "as is" into gforth. 03:22:56 nope. 03:23:08 maybe if you change (base) to base it will 03:23:16 dont know about ?negative though 03:23:21 throws right before 48 03:23:24 ok 03:23:54 the second 48 :) 03:24:01 + ? 03:24:02 :\ 03:24:07 perhaps its rot 03:24:15 see if rot is defined 03:24:31 rot is code 03:24:37 yeah ok thats fine 03:24:59 i dont see why then 03:25:11 check ing base give a moment :) 03:25:13 ?negative is doubtfull, and (base) should be base. other then that i dont see odd words... 03:25:32 ohyeah, rdrop 03:25:44 (base) not 03:25:48 probably not defined, define it as : rdrop r> drop ; 03:25:55 yes, replace (base) with base. 03:25:59 ?negative not 03:26:19 rdrop is code 03:26:31 : .kuf ( n -- ) dup 0= if drop 48 emit else base @ >r 0 swap begin dup while r@ /mod swap 48 + rot 1+ rot repeat drop rdrop for emit next then ; 03:26:32 try that 03:26:38 k 03:28:13 stack under flow on 12345 .kuf 03:28:23 hrm 03:28:29 checking i typed correctly 03:28:58 if you didnt, i dont know. 03:29:22 you shouldnt use this one anyways :p 03:29:28 hehe 03:30:08 I typed it right 03:30:21 then i dont know. 03:31:04 doing it in pieces -- please hold. 03:34:34 is this right -- see decompiles the part after "while r@ /mod" as while i /mod 03:34:56 no, there's no i in a while loop 03:34:59 while doesnt count 03:35:05 ya 03:35:22 (otherwise part of this hack could be replaced by i ;) 03:35:31 hehe 03:35:57 i gtg. got a meeting at school at 3 03:36:09 15 min? 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Goodnight!") 05:43:30 What the CHUCK!??! 05:43:34 (WTC) 05:56:02 --- quit: hefner ("I'm sorry, did I break your concentration?") 06:55:19 --- quit: jim (tolkien.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 06:55:19 --- quit: madgarden (tolkien.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 06:55:19 --- quit: ianp (tolkien.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 06:55:19 --- quit: cmeme (tolkien.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 06:56:36 --- join: madgarden (~madgarden@Ottawa-HSE-ppp4084027.sympatico.ca) joined #forth 06:56:36 --- join: jim (~jim@cpe-24-143-141-183.cable.alamedanet.net) joined #forth 06:56:36 --- join: cmeme (~cmeme@216.184.11.30.unused.swcp.com) joined #forth 06:56:36 --- join: ianp (~ian@inpuj.net) joined #forth 07:18:41 --- quit: ASau ("leaving") 07:29:18 --- quit: swsch_ ("Leaving") 07:29:37 --- join: swsch (~stefan@p5091FE52.dip.t-dialin.net) joined #forth 07:32:22 --- quit: swsch (Client Quit) 07:43:20 --- join: swsch (~stefan@p5091FE52.dip.t-dialin.net) joined #forth 08:01:06 --- join: Klaw` (~anonymous@c-67-171-207-91.client.comcast.net) joined #forth 08:25:28 --- join: Raystm2 (Rastm2@AC87CFDA.ipt.aol.com) joined #forth 08:34:14 --- part: Raystm2 left #forth 08:36:44 --- quit: paintcan ("REBOOOTOO") 08:39:03 --- join: paintcan (~wossname@rn-v1w5a06.uwaterloo.ca) joined #forth 09:26:44 . is easy if you have your division right heh 09:26:47 oopts 09:29:45 --- nick: I440r_ -> I440r 09:29:58 --- mode: ChanServ set +o I440r 09:30:12 --- join: tgunr (~davec@vsat-148-65-228-91.c012.g4.mrt.starband.net) joined #forth 09:53:14 --- quit: proteusguy (tolkien.freenode.net irc.freenode.net) 09:53:49 --- join: proteusguy (~proteusgu@24-159-109-218.cpe.ga.charter.com) joined #forth 10:59:51 --- join: Herkamire (~jason@h000094d30ba2.ne.client2.attbi.com) joined #forth 10:59:51 --- mode: ChanServ set +o Herkamire 11:26:46 --- quit: oxygene ("Lost terminal") 12:07:08 --- join: TheBlueWizard (TheBlueWiz@modem-149.nyc-tc03b.FCC.NET) joined #forth 12:07:08 --- mode: ChanServ set +o TheBlueWizard 12:09:49 all hiya 12:14:03 hi 12:14:44 --- join: tathi (~josh@pcp02123722pcs.milfrd01.pa.comcast.net) joined #forth 12:16:05 madgarden hiya 12:16:08 tathi hiya 12:22:31 hey TBW 12:29:40 I think my next Forth-like project will have to be called "WTForth". :) 12:31:15 heh 12:56:10 --- join: Raystm2 (Rastm2@AC87CFDA.ipt.aol.com) joined #forth 12:57:23 Raystm2 hiya 12:57:50 Hello TheBlueWizard : how are you today :) 12:58:19 doing fine....and you? 12:59:10 Great! the city fixed my water line today ! yea! 12:59:51 * Raystm2 is reading "Thinking Forth" for the first time :) 13:00:42 :) 13:01:21 Thanks to sourceforge project- -- can't find any decent programming books at out teeny library. 13:02:10 But we have interlibrary loan now and card is good in MetroPlex librarys --- your favorite recomendation is ? 13:04:00 anyone? 13:04:26 any language -- i know about 15 now -- but learned them all on line. 13:04:44 15? impressive 13:04:46 need new fresh referances :) 13:05:19 --- quit: jim (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 13:06:05 well, I gotta go...all bye! 13:06:16 bye 13:06:18 :) 13:06:29 --- part: TheBlueWizard left #forth 13:07:04 well actually it's more like 11 in 8 years . 13:07:33 cuz you don't count things like HTML and the like. 13:07:36 :) 13:07:58 Hi tathi :) how's things today -- hoping your well :) 13:09:27 Yup. 13:09:58 Not programming, but you might try Don Norman's _The Design of Everyday Things_ (published in hardcover as _The Psychology of Everyday Things_). 13:10:13 And Jef Raskin's _The Humane Interface_ 13:10:33 1. cool I love that kind of stuff 2 . also cool :) thank you so much :) 13:11:11 My pleasure :) 13:12:04 I'm about half way thru that "structured Programming" course you can get online at MIT for scheme and DR. SCHEME. I took a break too learn forth . 13:12:18 Ah, so you've seen SICP then? 13:12:27 Design Patterns I think 13:12:32 yes 13:12:42 it's great isn't it. 13:13:00 I really liked it, though it's possibly a bit too dry and mathematical for some. 13:13:26 I'm trying to think what else...I haven't seen many programming books that I have really liked. 13:13:31 yea! you gotta put eyedrops in but it's worth it. :) 13:13:45 Well, I have a degree in Math, so... :) 13:14:15 --- quit: proteusguy ("The #python split is remarkably silly...") 13:14:20 and now my respect for you has scaled up again :) wished I would just break down and go to school. 13:14:48 heh. It's not really a choice in my family -- it's just what you do. 13:14:59 hehe 13:15:06 Actually, I thought school was a waste of time. 13:15:17 so did Newton :) 13:15:21 and E. 13:15:23 I grew up homeschooled, and I was the oldest, so I'm used to more or less teaching myself. 13:15:51 But I managed to get through in three years, and with only $11,000 or so of debt, so it wasn't too bad. 13:16:01 I did have a lot of fun, I just didn't learn as much as I'd hoped. 13:16:27 And to be fair, I did get into classical Latin and Greek, which I probably wouldn't have otherwise. 13:16:27 : ) thats great (2 lines up ) yes. /me is homeschooling 15 year old son. /me is doing all the learning I think. 13:16:34 What state are you in? 13:16:49 wow! Texas. 13:17:06 Ah. 13:17:08 the easiest State to pull you kid out of :) 13:17:12 :) 13:17:35 they had promoted him with out being able to really read on his own. 13:17:41 ouch :( 13:17:45 by the time he got to 8th 13:17:59 he was so frustrated that he would get off the bus 13:18:02 he got to 8th grade without being able to read? 13:18:11 and walk right out the back door. 13:18:24 spend the day looking for him :( 13:18:37 I didn't realize our school system was _that_ bad. 13:18:40 he could read but at a 4-5 grade level not good. 13:18:52 But then, I've never experienced it first-hand, so... 13:18:55 So how's he doing now? 13:19:05 It's one of the worst schools in Forth Wort. 13:19:18 He's much better. 13:19:37 we use newtons Idea of only learning what your interested in. 13:19:49 I take that a little further and 13:20:08 include math and history and things in context. 13:20:28 he's very bright but I just might be his Dad :) 13:21:00 meaning that you teach him math and history whether or not he's interested? 13:21:21 or...? 13:21:29 no -- say he's doing guitar. well there is mathmatics and physics involved . 13:21:36 ah, ok. 13:21:48 so he's learning WORT ( with our really trying ). 13:22:11 I wanna start Forth WORT of Fort Worth . :) 13:22:37 I can't say I really agree with that philosophy, but whatever works for you. 13:22:44 y :) 13:22:53 disapline? 13:23:43 I just think that kids should be (somewhat) formally taught the basics. 13:24:07 well he's had 8 years of formal education before we started this. 13:24:07 My mom is from a large family, and some of my cousins were schooled along those lines. 13:24:25 * Raystm2 is oldest of 10 13:24:25 yeah, there's that too. This might be a good approach in your case. 13:24:32 she's one of 8. 13:24:53 anyway, they're very sharp kids, but they got quite a shock when it came time to go to college. 13:25:30 there was only 8 when I left at 17 to join navy -- haven't met 2 of my bros yet that are same age as my kids -- parents were alcoholic Catholics . 13:25:45 so far, they're doing OK, but they're working very hard where they could be breezing through. 13:26:20 Collages are learning to adjust and are now finding that homeschooled kids tend to have excellent 13:26:35 oh, yeah, definitely. 13:26:36 skills in research. 13:26:58 there are still some that go "homeschooled? huh?" and don't know what do think of that. 13:27:04 yes. 13:27:09 that's true too. 13:27:20 But a lot of them have realized that homeschoolers tend to be good students. 13:27:53 I know there was a real effort in PA a while back to get homschoolers accepted. 13:28:03 That will change for the better with this new gen of computer internet literal children -- first group in history . 13:28:25 They put through a new homeschool law -- I have a PA Dept. of Education highschool diploma. 13:28:30 So that helps. 13:28:37 yes. 13:28:49 And they started noting when someone did really well. 13:28:53 And there were a lot of those. 13:29:12 and my son can get a GED here real easy :) 13:29:12 Hmm...yeah, I'm not sure how much help the internet will be. 13:29:35 Yes, there is a lot of useful stuff out there. 13:29:40 well, depends on how parents focus them. 13:29:41 But you still have to want to go looking for it. 13:29:42 yeah. 13:29:50 It all comes down to the parents, in the end. 13:29:51 I think. 13:30:26 sometimes I ask them ( or mess up a fact ) and they come a-running to prove me wrong :) 13:30:33 yup :) 13:30:39 I love doing that ;) 13:32:11 --- join: wincent (~wincent@void-109.pmnet.uni-oldenburg.de) joined #forth 13:32:26 Are you working in the field of Mathmatics now? 13:33:24 No. 13:33:27 whoa -- just had a though. I could email profs all over the world and get a question from each for son to answer. 13:33:36 :) 13:33:36 thought sorry. 13:34:08 he could bind them all or put online and share with world . 13:34:15 I actually went in planning to get a degree in computer science (something in that line). 13:34:36 so -- feel like moving to india then :) 13:34:47 But the undergraduate coursework was all stuff that I had already done. 13:34:57 I found it was the math that was holding me back, so... 13:35:00 India? 13:35:15 oh wow your already qualled ? that's great 13:35:27 Well, not coursework. 13:35:49 Just -- I've always been a voracious reader, and I had been programming as a hobby for 6 years or so. 13:36:14 So...I had read all the way through SICP, and had written compilers, and read the first volume of Knuth's TAOCP, and such. 13:36:46 yea -- my new joke goes like this. "Someone mentions to Bush that the "whiteman" tryed to genocide the Indians, so, to make up for it, he sent them our jobs ;) 13:36:54 wow ! thats very cool. 13:36:56 :) 13:37:49 Have you read Art of Assembler yet? 13:37:58 at webster.com 13:38:01 Sounds vaguely familiar. 13:38:29 yea the guy that did HLA- high level assembler -- a full collage course in programming. 13:38:54 so you are autodidactic then -- good for you. 13:39:13 oh right. 13:39:13 many of us are. Are you mensa? 13:39:18 No, never bothered reading that. 13:39:50 Thought about mensa at one point, but I was never really that interested. 13:40:17 I was too scared to take the test cuz I'm on the very edge -- could go either way. 13:40:30 Yeah, I think I'm probably on the low end too. 13:40:34 Though I really have no idea. 13:41:10 there are prelim tests. not that it's importatant, but not bad on resume'. 13:41:28 and shuts other mensa's up. 13:41:42 sometimes :) 13:42:17 yeah, I think most of the members I knew at the time were pretty arrogant. 13:42:24 so that kind of turned me off to the whole thing. 13:42:38 sure. 13:42:48 the best know and dont have to be told :) 13:43:14 that's always been my goal :) 13:43:21 :) 13:44:01 Be smart enough that other people will notice without me having to tell them :-P 13:44:21 yeah -- from your output 13:44:31 your service to community. 13:44:57 Of course, if you demonstrate competence, people tend to try and push responsibility onto you... 13:45:03 --- quit: qFox ("this quit is sponsored by somebody!") 13:45:22 being able to say no properly is an aquired talent. 13:45:31 yeah. 13:45:47 one I haven't really acquired yet. :( 13:45:55 age? 13:46:37 24 13:46:51 baby == plenty of time :) 13:46:57 * Raystm2 = 41 13:47:11 yeah, I know I have time. 13:47:34 It's just annoying to keep ending up with too many commitments, and then have my personal projects suffer. 13:48:14 I once invented a three page folding paper device that allows me to put whole world in perspective. sorta like having a franklin planner in your wallet. 13:48:33 hmm 13:48:46 1 page 14 x 11 2 page 8 x 11 3 page 8x8 13:49:09 made to fold up 13:49:34 in such a way that pannels come together in differing ways 13:49:55 room for personal - callender -- seven area's of life. 13:50:05 some day I'll turn it into a product. 13:50:34 that sounds like a lot of paper to put in your wallet... 13:50:39 it's called Folendar ( pronounced folly ender ) 13:50:50 :) 13:51:47 actually one of those front pocket mans wallets -- you know. flips open like badge wallet --small wal-mart less than 5 dollars. 13:52:13 slips into the part that you would put Drivers licence. 13:52:58 big page has all your refs -- middle page you replace dailly and small page you replace as necessary. 13:53:15 ok 13:53:58 so you get a log of every day. like an automatic journal -- but I wasn't using it properly so I added a tiny tape recorder. 13:54:46 now two or three times a day -- with meals -- I do this thing and plan out days in advance. made me fairly sucsessful too :) 13:55:20 then scan into computer and save for eturnity. 13:56:04 I would like to do a forth version of the computer interface and then have it on pda.. but paper is still easier that loosing a pda. :) 13:56:19 yeah. 13:56:30 I really want a good pocket computer. 13:56:48 and you see everything infront of you. better context. and you write it so you remember better too. --- yes . 13:57:13 I was really hoping kc5tja was going to finish his MISC processor design for the Kestrel so I could use it :) :( 13:57:44 hehe -- he's doing FTS/RETRO now right ? but after wavelets/ 13:58:17 something like that. 13:58:20 have you read his wavlets paper yet. 13:58:27 ? oops 13:58:33 I scanned through it briefly. 13:58:51 He *was* going to make a hobby computer, similar in spirit to some of those older ones. 13:59:09 But ran into patents every way he turned on the processor design, I gather. 13:59:22 And couldn't meet the price cap he had determined. 13:59:27 So... :( 13:59:31 --- quit: swsch ("Leaving") 13:59:42 --- join: swsch (~stefan@p5091FE52.dip.t-dialin.net) joined #forth 13:59:44 --- nick: mur_ -> mur 13:59:47 he's a very sensitive person and I have to be carefull . I've chased him away twice in the month that I've been on IRC :) 13:59:47 Guess I'll just have to design my own processor then. 13:59:54 yea@ 13:59:58 yea! oops 14:00:22 He used to be more patient, I think. 14:00:36 I gather he's running _very_ close to the edge money-wise though. 14:00:48 yes 14:00:59 and loosing roommates soon. 14:01:17 :( 14:01:29 well, hopefully things will work out somehow. 14:01:38 they always do. :) 14:01:50 That has been my experience. :) 14:02:15 altitude deepends on attitude 14:02:33 and other self-help crap :) 14:02:37 heh. 14:02:42 insert your own here :) 14:03:31 Do you know about Despair, Inc. ? 14:03:36 http://www.despair.com/ 14:04:04 I watched kc5tja and crc marry there forths. 14:04:05 going to link thanx......... 14:04:46 Oh, cool. 14:04:52 I didn't know if they had gotten around to actually doing that. 14:04:56 what? 14:05:14 link still loading ( dialup) 14:05:32 done 14:05:43 what am i looking for then? 14:06:38 putting their forths together. 14:06:47 they sell "demotivational posters" 14:06:56 I just think they're amusing. 14:07:43 oh haha ha yes 14:09:42 lot's of my friends need to see this :) 14:15:20 have to go -- my little brother is having car trouble. 14:15:24 --- quit: tathi ("laters all...") 14:40:56 --- quit: wincent (Remote closed the connection) 15:43:26 --- join: tathi (~josh@pcp02123722pcs.milfrd01.pa.comcast.net) joined #forth 15:46:02 --- join: swsch_ (~stefan@p5091EA57.dip.t-dialin.net) joined #forth 16:01:49 --- quit: swsch (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 16:35:47 --- join: RaNdOMgoD (~login2@ip68-225-160-110.ok.ok.cox.net) joined #forth 16:36:43 --- join: Sonarman (~matt@adsl-64-160-165-195.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net) joined #forth 17:07:25 --- quit: warpzero ("Tried to warn you about Chino and Daddy Gee, but I can't seem to get to you through the U.S. Mail.") 17:26:08 --- quit: RaNdOMgoD (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 17:54:14 --- join: hefner (~hefner@pool-141-157-7-146.balt.east.verizon.net) joined #forth 18:25:09 --- quit: tathi ("leaving") 18:38:04 --- join: TheBlueWizard (TheBlueWiz@modem-021.nyc-tc03a.FCC.NET) joined #forth 18:38:04 --- mode: ChanServ set +o TheBlueWizard 18:38:14 all hiya 18:40:35 gotta go...all bye 18:40:41 --- part: TheBlueWizard left #forth 18:52:25 --- quit: Sonarman (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 18:54:06 Heh... "Saying that Java is nice because it works on all OS's is like saying that anal sex is nice because it works on all genders" 19:00:45 nice quote, shame I can't hang that one up at work.. 19:02:57 Write it in the bathroom stall, who'll ever know? ;) 19:18:36 --- join: Sonarman (~matt@adsl-64-160-166-139.dsl.snfc21.pacbell.net) joined #forth 19:37:49 --- quit: Klaw` (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 19:37:49 --- quit: Raystm2 (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 19:59:40 --- join: wandelf (~Olorin@h125.51.40.69.ip.alltel.net) joined #forth 20:52:02 --- join: OrngeTide (orange@rm-f.net) joined #forth 21:26:53 --- join: Klaw` (~anonymous@c-67-171-207-91.client.comcast.net) joined #forth 21:26:54 --- quit: zardon (Read error: 232 (Connection reset by peer)) 22:02:05 --- quit: Herkamire ("leaving") 22:08:25 --- part: wandelf left #forth 22:13:05 --- quit: Sonarman ("leaving") 22:46:09 --- join: Serg[ICQ] (~Miranda@212.34.52.140) joined #forth 22:58:33 --- join: I440r_ (~mark4@216-110-82-59.gen.twtelecom.net) joined #forth 23:14:34 --- quit: fridge ("rock out with your cock out") 23:14:46 --- join: fridge (~Jim@CommSecureAustPtyLtd.sb1.optus.net.au) joined #forth 23:33:52 --- join: qFox (C00K13S@82-169-140-229-mx.xdsl.tiscali.nl) joined #forth 23:37:24 how would one do coroutines in forth? 23:43:52 what prevents one from doing them the usual way? 23:51:28 i'm not sure how I can do it 23:51:55 i'd need some form of continuations wouldn't I? 23:59:59 --- log: ended forth/04.11.03