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I'm reading... http://eventdrivenpgm.sourceforge.net/event_driven_programming.pdf 20:31:51 How's it going? Good doc? 20:33:13 So far. 20:33:29 How goes it with you, sir? 20:36:24 Not too badly. Got a couple more puppets up on ebay. :) 20:38:45 Do you? How cool. I'm impressed with your output. 20:39:02 How long does it take to assemble such a thing? 20:39:07 Doing the best I can. These are vintage models from the first UHF-only episodes of the show. 20:39:21 Two, three days, including the painting. 20:39:31 Neat hobby. 20:39:42 It's fun. 20:40:02 * Raystm2 notices much of what I create out side of work is intangible. 20:42:42 That might be because I build so many tangible things in a day. 20:42:50 Balance. 20:42:53 Ya. 20:44:09 Do you just recreate the robots, or are there other "things" ( for want of a better word) ? 20:46:52 There are indeed other things. I have built Widowmaker (a Volkswagen bus with rockets on it), a Nanite (a microscopic robot), and theater versions (all black) of both Crow and Servo. 20:47:17 And of course I make & sell pars. 20:47:19 parts. 20:47:32 Very cool. 20:47:34 --- join: snowrichard (n=richard@adsl-69-155-177-154.dsl.lgvwtx.swbell.net) joined #forth 20:47:45 Keeps me off the streets. :) 20:47:51 hehe. 20:48:23 * Raystm2 plays guitar when he needs to ... what, veg out? 20:48:31 decompress. 20:48:45 I listen to music I'm not much good at making it 20:48:52 :) 20:49:06 I'm learning APL there is a free version called APLX 20:50:19 not open source 20:50:24 * Raystm2 googles. 20:50:29 * Raystm2 finds 20:50:36 * Raystm2 says... 20:50:38 Oh okay. 20:50:59 Your thoughts on this language, so far? 20:51:28 interesting concept added since I saw the original IBM mainframe version is nested arrays 20:51:41 any element of array can be another 20:52:41 As deep as you want? 20:52:56 up to 64 dimensions I think 20:54:25 cool. 20:54:47 i've started with some simple functions for character strings INITNAME APPENDNAME 'name' and a helper RESHAPENAME vector 20:55:15 the debugger is very easy to use 20:55:43 you can make a correction and resume exec of your function where it stopped 20:55:43 I worked quite a bit with APL about 15 years ago. 20:56:12 Ho, that's neat! I don't think i've ever seen that. 20:56:29 Quartus: what did you do with APL? 20:56:58 Primarily maintenance of legacy code for a bank. 20:57:18 I see. 20:57:23 the real example I wanted to try was to manage my checking account actually 20:58:05 APL tends to be short on pretty interfaces. :) 20:58:25 took me a long time to find the quote-quad on the keyboard map :) 20:58:31 And you're unlikely to need multidimensional matrices for your checking account, unless you spend money in more than one universe. :) 20:59:18 Ivarson went on to build J, and I think K also. 20:59:25 Yeah I have J too 20:59:39 No freaky symbols in those. 21:00:18 my sirius receiver keeps losing its signal. I think I need to reposition the antenna in my window 21:00:35 So you're not completely sirius? 21:01:07 hehe, snowrichard: are you subscribed, or did you "make do" ? 21:01:38 I'm subscribed 21:01:48 * Raystm2 can't count the number of things that were free when he was a kid, that you pay for now. 21:01:56 TV , radio 21:02:00 water 21:02:05 air 21:02:12 love 21:02:26 christmas 21:03:03 Advice, still free. 21:03:25 as far as interfaces, it has GUI objects for that 21:03:32 matches 21:03:38 APLX may. APL stock, not so much. 21:04:19 version 3.0 is for pay, 99 brit pounds 21:04:34 You can still get napkins, sugar, ketchup, catsup, mustard, mayonaise, and now picante sauce, if you know where to look, oh, straws. 21:05:13 Refills, if you don't leave, potentially un-ending. 21:06:01 Refills of coffee or sugar-water. 21:06:06 I built me a 12 volt power hookup from an existing adapter I had and a lighter socket from AutoZone. The lighter socket was only $2.50. Radio Shack wanted $60 for a supply with a lighter socket 21:06:19 In Texas, tea is a big thing. I think that might be a 'Suthen' thing.. 21:06:32 Quartus: both. 21:06:43 Sold a replica soap dish to a fellow in Texas today. 21:07:00 replica soap dish. 21:07:07 that's what he said. 21:07:17 replica soap dish? 21:07:21 Yup. Reproduction of an out-of-production soap dish. 21:07:31 snowrichard: great thinking there! 21:07:49 How old is the original? 21:07:58 The dish? From the 50's. 21:08:00 BC? 21:08:01 oh 21:08:15 I sent an email to sirius suggesting they sell 12v supplies in the store near the car recievers. 21:08:37 snowrichard: why don't you? 21:08:45 You'd be rich! 21:08:51 Walmart alone. 21:09:17 You could get them assembled in China, shipped in, and only ever handle paperwork and phonecalls. 21:09:38 And lawsuits. 21:09:48 Lawsuits? 21:09:52 :) 21:10:00 found a place on Ebay that is selling one for 99 cents but the shipping is 5.50 21:10:05 hehe 21:10:15 No it's not. 21:10:20 haven't gotten it yet 21:10:20 the charge is. 21:10:38 but the cost at UPS is less then 4 dollars. 21:10:48 For nearly the entire country. 21:11:01 Depends on where they ship from. 21:11:24 Shipping on ebay is shipping+handling. Packaging costs, etc. 21:11:49 Now, where I am, Fort Worth-Dallas, it would be cheap to distribute less then a pound to much of North America. 21:11:51 I have a dropshipper , they charge me a 2.00 fee on each order. 21:12:02 I see. 21:12:26 richardsnow.net/store 21:12:35 cool /me links... 21:14:24 --- quit: snowrichard ("Leaving") 21:14:34 yikes, where did he go? 21:15:25 I was gonna say, I wish I didn't have to "next" my way thru his catalogue, but see a line list to see if I'm even interested in wasting my time. 21:15:47 Still, neat to have access to such items for sale. 21:16:42 Tandy is headquartered just downtown. Plenty of places around here resell all kinds of hard to get RadioShack/Tandy/CompUSA stuff. 21:19:35 Heck, I've got access to the best prices possible on several materials handling devices. 21:19:49 Nice. 21:19:58 I often wonder what would happen if I just put up a page and made myself available to the world. 21:20:06 Give it a shot. 21:21:39 Why not! 21:21:53 I've discussed this with my supervisor, in the past. 21:22:12 Normally, a pretty "hi-tech-gung-ho" kinda fella. 21:22:22 He keeps trying to put me off the idea. 21:22:28 So don't tell him. 21:22:36 :) 21:28:09 CasterBastard is not used. 21:30:18 And RaySt.Marie.com is also available. 21:30:19 Heh. 21:30:32 Well, URLs are less important than they used to be. 21:30:42 True, true. 21:31:03 Still, a phrase that says it all, says it all. 21:31:14 1800flowers.com and all. 21:31:22 Quartus.net 21:31:25 If there's a tie-in, that might help. 21:31:30 sure. 21:31:39 Quartus.net doesn't do quite that -- quartus.com is somebody else. So is quartus.org. 21:31:54 I have 3 sites in heavy ( hehe ) development. 21:31:58 Oh I didn't know that. 21:32:14 no relation to you then? 21:32:20 None. 21:32:34 Quartus.com is an engineering outfit; Quartus.org is a 'spiritual foundation'. 21:32:55 ya. 21:32:58 hmm. 21:35:51 I've got a site for my original organizer, my ezguitarlesson, and the dot-info site for colorforth. 21:36:00 I guess I could do a funnel. 21:36:14 Why not? 21:37:15 all link to an about me page... and have a "Support me by buying the best priced, most personal attention possible online, materal handling devices". 21:37:22 Some nice pics of the stock... 21:37:24 Go for it. :) 21:37:27 hmm 21:38:09 Boss would love it! I just know it. If I were to work myself out of a j.o.b. and sold for myself with my very own marketing campainge. 21:38:26 It's a free market. 21:38:34 Heck I could have picks of the team building the products... 21:39:40 sorry pictures, i mean. 21:39:45 but you knew that. 21:40:32 I did :) 21:42:22 Gotta roll; sleep calls. 21:43:36 Night. Thanks for inspiration. 21:43:41 Good night! 21:49:50 --- quit: obscure_coder[A] ("( www.nnscript.de :: NoNameScript 3.81 :: www.XLhost.de )") 22:13:51 --- join: rsyncx (n=bob@CPE000c41aac435-CM00111ae4f4cc.cpe.net.cable.rogers.com) joined #forth 22:27:29 --- join: crc__ (i=crc@69.46.24.28) joined #forth 22:28:20 --- quit: crc (Read error: 113 (No route to host)) 22:36:58 --- join: skylan_ (n=sjh@dialup-216-211-5-146.tbaytel.net) joined #forth 22:45:27 --- quit: Raystm2 (Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)) 22:53:19 --- quit: skylan (Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)) 23:59:59 --- log: ended forth/06.02.08