Hi MarcCudder, You really don't have to be such a twat about all this. Just offer your suggestion without the unnecessary abrasiveness. What I got from your link is that someone negatively compared your work to sbase, and now you've got a bee in your bonnet over it. Are we really going to have to put up with this noise? Thanks, cls
>>151 I know you're trying to be trollish but here's a hint for everyone else who doesn't get it: loops and if/else are useful when they fit the flow of the code. goto is for all the situations when they don't.
>>166 Who are the left and right faces in the top left corner?
>>166 Hi, I got here from the mailing list post. That picture made it worth it.
Too much shitposting though. I'm not sticking around.
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Anonymous2015-04-30 23:26
>>174 Are there anyone else from 2f30 here to actually discuss Cudder's points? Where's sin, cls, FRIGN and all others? This BBS is funny. They must join US here.
I remember suigin was implementing bc for sbase, did he finish it? Will he help with more utilities?
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Anonymous2015-08-03 20:08
I don't give a shit about sui/g/in and bc
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Anonymous2015-08-03 20:15
>>198 Suigin is actually one of the few people here to put out some cool programs. I had a great time playing with his sstoy and studying the source code. Not trying to diminish all the fun/ironic threads and off-topic, that's cool too. But suigin is one of the only people to provide technical stuff that's nice.
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Anonymous2015-08-03 23:37
>>200,201 Back to the imageboards with your sage down/b/oat, please.
funny how people waste their time rewriting old unix programs, still hanging onto scraps. and still reinventing libc for all of their apps
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Anonymous2015-08-08 3:09
>>229 Apparently that's as good as these jokers are good for. They don't spend time writing substantial software like CAD or graphics drivers, they're only capable of rewriting cat and ls.
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Anonymous2015-08-08 11:35
Unix tools are shit.
- Text streams are not good computational interfaces. - Multiple processes are clunky, slow, and shitty compared to interacting objects. - The shell is a piece of cunt, again with the fucking text wrangling. - Commandline parameters are yet more bullshit text processing for cunts, with the added bullshit of no standardization. - Same with config files.
Fuck "Unix tools" in their crusty ancient ass. There are fucking data types beyond the 8-bit character.
Let this shit die.
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Anonymous2015-08-08 17:08
>>231 But Unix tools are what I used when I first learned how to program a computer. Therefore they are the best.
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Anonymous2015-08-08 17:38
>>231,232 Most people grew up with Windows. They haven't gotten a chance to look at Unix objectively.
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Anonymous2015-08-08 18:06
make an OS kernel which lets you write typed 'core utils' instead of a unix style os.
All I want is to write some stupid dc-scripts, but there's no dc-program?? As long as that's missing, suckless could as well be called dickless. Just another toy project.
>>241 According to their TODO, they are only going to implement bc (almost finished by suigin, but the guy seems to have disappeared? I miss him). Anyway, feel free to suggest dc as a program for sbase, maybe they accept it.
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Anonymous2015-10-26 17:08
dubs
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Anonymous2015-10-26 20:09
>>240 I've been too busy the last few months to work on it, unfortunately. Wageslave job. Not happy. Maybe I should quit.
>>254 It's far from complete, it's just the front end lexer and parser. Plus, they already know about it. Only once it's near completion would I consider notifying them about it again. I wouldn't want to waste their time otherwise.
>>260 Not everyone who opposes your retarded imageboard customs is a SJW. Go fuck a fat feminist if you like them so much.
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suigin2015-12-24 21:43
>>259 What's next on my list is making myself a memorable dinner for tomorrow night, to keep at bay for a few moments the darkness, misery and pointlessness of the collapsing society just beyond the walls I call home.
After that, polish off hebimath. sstoy isn't a high priority.
At this point, I don't think I'd use hebimath directly for the bignum arithmetic in bc(1). It's really more deserving of a custom and minimalistic implementation. Hebimath is more of a lightweight, general purpose replacement for parts of GMP at this moment.
