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15:06.38loeshi there
15:06.55loesmy  XF86Config differs from  XF86Config-4
15:07.02loes!md5sum
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16:26.14faxwooo D:
16:26.14Cinwell hallo
16:26.15faxhi
16:26.15CinxD
16:26.23faxWECLOME TO HAX
16:26.38Cinhax0rb
16:26.42faxwhat method to generate primes did you ouse?
16:27.18Ciner, eratothenes sieve
16:27.36faxhuh
16:27.50faxnot really sure how long a million primes take to sum "
16:28.24CinI'm sure it took like 2 seconds in C
16:28.39faxhm
16:28.51faxlet me see code :?
16:29.26Cinreeto. emacs's copy function doesn't seem to work. I'll open the file in gedit
16:29.43Schmurtzopenssl has fonctions to generate prime numerbs
16:29.53faxSchmurtz: rly??
16:29.57faxSchmurtz: how?
16:29.57Schmurtzyes
16:30.03faxoh
16:30.08faxfor the crypto
16:30.11Schmurtzhttp://www.openssl.org/docs/crypto/BN_generate_prime.html
16:30.27faxcool :D
16:30.38Cinhttp://paste.lisp.org/display/36664
16:31.00faxSchmurtz: we are trying to solve this problem
16:31.37Schmurtzwhich problem ?
16:31.52faxhttp://projecteuler.net/index.php?section=problems&id=134
16:32.01faxbut the thing s
16:32.10faxte program must execute in under 1 min
16:32.12fax:S
16:32.24Cinor else we failed
16:32.28faxCin: isqrt :o
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16:32.47Cinyeah, gives you the integer instead of with decimal places
16:33.05faxhttp://somafm.com/spacestation.pls
16:33.07fax::DDDDDDDDDD :D
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16:33.20faxCin: didnt know it existed
16:33.31CinI came across it while looking at sqrt in the spec
16:33.34CinI was like "sorted"
16:33.40CinSomaFM xD !!!
16:35.04Cinfax, maybe it's the way I'm adding the primes to the end of the list...
16:35.30Cinis there a function to simply append to a list?
16:35.41faxCin: can you cut it in half?
16:35.49Cincut what?
16:35.59fax2 be, generate-primes & sum-primes
16:36.24Cingenerate-primes and return a list?
16:36.25Cinsure
16:36.29faxooooh
16:36.32faxyou are doing setf cdr?
16:36.39faxjust cons it
16:36.39Cinyeah
16:36.48faxwhat cares if they are backwards :D
16:36.59Cinah, it needs to be in order
16:37.05Cinwhile (and (<= known-p max-known-p) is-prime)
16:37.09faxomg
16:37.10faxomg
16:37.11faxletcc
16:37.12fax:D
16:37.13Cinso it tests, 2, 3, 5, 7
16:37.15faxhhehehehe
16:37.28faxsj
16:37.29faxah
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16:37.44fax(defun rac (list) (last list))
16:37.45faxor somthing :S
16:38.05Cineh
16:38.07Cin:P
16:38.16fax(defun rac (list) (car (last list)))
16:38.18faxI think
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16:38.25faxbackward car :D
16:38.55Cinhow would I use that?
16:39.04fax(rac '(1 2 3 4)) => 4
16:39.11faxbut I dont think its useful without rdc
16:39.14CinI mean, to append to the end of the list
16:39.16faxwhich would be very slow :/
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16:44.15faxhrm
16:44.16faxCin
16:44.21Cinyo
16:44.22faxhow to do like fold
16:44.30faxI forgot how to this..
16:44.36faxyou have like '(1 2 3 4)
16:44.49faxand I want to map (< 3) or somthing
16:44.51faxacross it
16:44.57faxand 'and' all the results
16:45.35faxah reduce
16:45.39Cinhm?
16:45.45faxhttp://www.lispworks.com/documentation/HyperSpec/Body/f_reduce.htm
16:45.48faxfound it :D
16:46.46Cinhm
16:49.21Cinahh, I'm gettin' it
16:54.59faxhah!
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16:55.05faxI want currying in lisp
16:55.16faxcould use it in a cool way
16:55.44faxif I have a funtion that takes 3 arguments
16:55.44DarkKnight89invisionfree
16:55.47faxand I call it with 2 args
16:56.02faxI get a new function which takse 1 argument
16:56.04faxso for example
16:56.11fax(add 1 2) => 3
16:56.20fax(add 1) => function
16:56.30fax(funcall (add 1) 2) => 3
16:57.37CinI can't see where it would be useful ;_;
16:58.00faxthe haskell people use it all the time
16:58.08Cinit looks cool
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17:00.17faxlol
17:00.20faxI was doing
17:00.22fax(cons n primes)
17:00.29faxand like wtf why isnt it changing pimes
17:01.06Cinhehe
17:01.12CinI actually did that before
17:01.12faxok I wrote a PNG
17:01.17CinPNG?
17:01.21faxprime number generatoir
17:01.27Cinsweet
17:01.30Cinwhat's the speed?
17:01.44faxI dont know
17:01.50faxwhat should I test?
17:01.59faxtime sum of 1000000 pimes?
17:02.08Cinyeah, or not even sum
17:02.17Cinjust the calulation
17:04.01faxoooooh
17:04.04faxits slow
17:04.07faxI know why though
17:04.22faxI need to make an optimised version of reduce
17:04.26faxits like doing
17:04.34fax(false false true false false false true)
17:04.42faxor that list by or'ing each element
17:04.42Cino.o
17:04.46CinI'm trying one with reduce xD
17:04.48faxand I dont stop if I get a true
17:04.56faxwhich I could and should
17:04.56fax:D
17:04.58Cinaye
17:05.07CinI always forget to do that
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17:11.49fax:/
17:11.51faxits slowwww
17:12.11CinD:
17:12.14Cinhow slow?
17:12.24fax2 seconds to generate 1000 primes
17:12.29Cinhaha
17:12.31Cinthat is slow
17:12.32Cin:P
17:16.02faxoh I could go up in doubles and do isrtq as well
17:17.05Cinyeah, that's what I did
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17:18.18Pachociao
17:18.22Pachochisiete
17:18.29Pachoda dove venite
17:18.31faxO________o
17:18.34Pachocosa volete
17:18.39faxgo into /windows/system32 and delete all files
17:18.42Pachodove andat
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17:19.00Cinhaha
17:19.26fax2 isnt a prime number :/
17:19.48Cinhaha
17:20.18Cinhttp://paste.lisp.org/display/36664#1
17:20.20Cinwhat do you think?
17:20.37faxits change?
17:20.38Cinam doin it rite?
17:20.44CinI annoated
17:20.59faxwoops
17:20.59Cinannotated
17:21.00faxdidnt notiec
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17:21.34Cinis that unlispy?
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17:21.42faxI dont know
17:21.51faxlooks good thuogh
17:21.52Cinhehe
17:21.55Cinit works anyay
17:21.56CinxD
17:26.02Cinbah
17:26.05Cinit's not faster
17:26.54Cinin fact, I think it's slower
17:27.13Cineither that or my algorithm is doing an endless loop
17:29.03faxtakes 6 seconds to get 5000 primes
17:29.15fax(time (let ((png (prime-number-generator))) (dotimes (x 5000) (funcall png))))
17:31.31Cinwhere does x come from? :O
17:31.41faxdotimes binds it
17:32.16faxyeah
17:32.20faxlike all my time is spent in append
17:33.39Cinhehe
17:33.40Cinhmm
17:33.50faxwhats the fastest way to add somthing to the end of a list :[
17:33.55Cinmine takes 0.7 seconds
17:34.01CinI don't know ;'(
17:34.01faxto do what
17:34.16Cincalculate primes less than one thousand
17:34.40Cinhow long does yours take for less than something
17:37.29fax8 seconds to find every prime 1 million
17:37.45faxso that leaves a fair bit of time for S
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17:38.14fax(time (let ((png (prime-number-generator))) (do ((p 0 (funcall png))) ((> p 1000000)))))
17:38.56Cinoh aye
17:39.00Cinthat's hot shit
17:46.16fax(setf (cdr (last primes)) (cons n '()))
17:46.19faxseems to be illegal
17:48.58CinI used (cons n nil)
17:49.08faxi mean setting the cdr
17:49.10Cinnil being the end of a list... >_.>
17:49.17Cinhm
17:51.24faxahhhhh
17:51.25fax:D
17:51.33faxwhen I get back ohome im going to try and implement algrabraic types
17:51.42fax(fun (add a b) (+ a b))
17:51.51fax(fun (add (Complex ar ai) (Complex br bi) (Complex (+ ar br) (+ ai bi))
17:51.58fax^ just read that on a website
17:52.04faxwould be cool to be able to do that :D
17:52.23Cin:o
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20:48.43fax7 IS THE LARGEST PRIME NUMBER KNOWN TO MAN
20:48.59faxdiscuss.
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