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hydralisk98 · 2 years ago

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Pseudo-historical project about 1912 unit record equipment computation aka the "Symbolic Analyst Processor" full stack!

(above pictures emulate the looks of what this tech stack documentation and actual use may look like, still very early in the process though)

It is still coming together by my head as I write infodump notes and research various aspects of the whole time, (including the WIMP & MERN/MEAN stack) but yk, things are coming together nicely to give some milestone project mid-way between my current phase in life and the next where I go develop a fully alternative INTJ lively stack of tools. Explanations, history dives, lively reaction studies and a couple more content suggestions related to it are on the way.

Behold, the infodumps

"Top-bottom and back up workflow" 1910 / 1912 Unit Record Equipment Tabulator Computation "Bundle" Project (Pflaumen & Utalics' SymbolicAnalystProcessor)

Information Processing Language / LISP 1.5 / Bel, A-BASIC / DIBOL, Spreadsheets, Cellular Automaton, COS-310, magnetic tape storage too, TECO / VIM, Assembly, Wirebox, Tabulator, Alphanumeric Interpreter, Printer, RTTY device, Data Recording, Bulk Data Processing Indexed Cards, 60-64 entries Deque, 4K Direct-use RAM, 12K * 24 storage devices, Phonebook, Timeclock, DateTime Calendar, Programmable, Statistics, Demographics, Voting, Ledger, Journal, Logging, Rolodex, 12 Generic-use Registers & 4 Special Registers, Catalog, ~16 Keys Pad, Customized Hexadecimal Numeric Representation for "MachineCode" Hexdumps, 4*12 bits per page of data, Macros, Paracosm, may be useful for Military & Civilian Uses, Electrical Energy (and possibly incorporates some mechanical energy too), Nouns & Verbs, "Vector" XY plotter, Lambda Calculus / Panini Grammar / Universal Turing Machine Thesis, Rotors, Ural TriodeVaccumTube "Mainframe", Interactive-Use, Hypertext Interactive Video Terminal, Memex, Modem, Electric + Radio Telegraphy, Document-processing, Word-processing, Orange Plasma Touchscreen Terminal, Time-sharing, Cash Register, Bank, Automatic Teller Machine, Vending Machine, Oracle, Typewriter / Selectric, IBM 701, IBM 1440, IBM 403, IBM System/360, OpenPOWER, F#, IBM Tellum, MUD, TextWorld, solo text-adventures, Email, AIX, z/OS, Linux for IBM mainframes, Symbolic Processing System, Autocoder, modular, IBM Lotus Suite, interface with KDE or CDE, paper handling equipment, Addventure, 12-bit basic data unit as designated word, Distributed Interactive System, VeneraFS (cladogram Parade+DolDoc), GNU Hurd / MINIX3-style Microkernel, either permissive FLOSS license or public domain waiver, extensive documentation, printed illustrated booklets, music-playback, emulator / compiler / bytecode / interpreter, analog media-friendly, mostly for didactic tinkering educational uses, multilingual reconfigurable programming, HTML+CSS, Markdown, Argdown, DMA, hardware-friendly, software development environment for direct-access programmers and aesthetic designers, sub-version control system like Git, various hardware & software implementations, museum / observatory Toymaker story, constructed languages / imaginative paracosm influences around the immersive in-world lore of the "16^12" pseudo-historical setting…

Back to the point

The list is far from exhaustive or finished, as life is so much more than meets the eye. But this should be a good start to remind myself what I am working towards, a full revamp of the last ~120 years of history with much attention and care put into making it as satisfying to me as possible, despite the very probable scenario where people take the ideas and incorporate only some of such "modules" in their own workflows. Which is fine but not taking the whole package (and only specific modules) is eventually gonna be a major learning experience for me considering the reason I revamp it all beyond control freak stuff is literally to provide less exclusive / less invasive tools that anyone can learn and customize despite being very... idiosyncratic yk.

Still welcoming suggestions and constructive criticism for such big time, I hope those textual infodumps I do every so often don't bother you too much... Cya soon!

#maskoch #maskutchew #16^12 #aesthetic #history #infodump

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tfemby · 2 years ago

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Neovim - A journey in the wacky world of text editing

Lately I've been sick of my old Vim config. I set it up close to decade ago and have been putting off updating the config since before a certain virus found it's way to all of our doorsteps. So many of the plugins I've been using are ancient and flat out don't work with Vim8 or just kind of suck.

For years, it worked fine for the perl, bash and odd rakudo scripts I wrote. I remember spending hours looking around for plugins that helped me solved issues but sadly, many aren't cutting it anymore. Thinking seriously about spending a dozen or more hours doing that again, I said,

"Screw it, I keep seeing people talk about Neovim online, what's all the buzz about? It sucked the last time I used it. What's changed?"

The last time I tried out Neovim was around 2015/2016 and it was pretty much the exact same as Vim with one caveat - many of the plugins I wanted didn't work with it well and the darn thing constantly crashed. It's been enough time, right? Probably everything is fixed?

I opened up my Vim one last time, wrote a quick note in my config file which simply read the date, and I finally said goodbye to Vim. I had a whole world of possibilities to explore!

Neovim: Endless possibilities

So where to start... Vim is known for having a configuration file which uses Vim's own language; aptly named Vimscript. Vimscript works fine but you'll only ever use it for Vim and nothing else. Some of the issues I've had with Vimscript were that it just feels as old as it looks. Want to make your own custom additions to a plugin? You're going to mentally have to go back to the days where everybody was on IRC and Neocities was the default for personal webpages. It's a language that definitely feels it's age.

Neovim in comparison has come up with a solution to this and allows you to use Vimscript but there's an interesting twist. Lua. The infamous programming language that everybody has heard about from their favourite games but never looked into. I have some fond memories of opening gmod and joining a server then waiting a solid 40 minutes for everything to load in. In that progress screen, I saw many mysterious .lua filenames as I cursed about Aussie internet being so garbage. There were so many mysteries behind what those scripts could have been but peak gamer laziness got the better of most of me, and likely many of you reading (for non-millenials, it's Roblox that's likely associated with lua).

Gaming tangent aside, Neovim allows you to configure your text editor with a fully fledged programming language. I've seen old vim scripts do some incredible things but boy, was I in for a world of overwhelming complexity, confusion, dopamine and just pure euphoria.

Looking through the world through the lua looking glass

I know, I know, there's plenty more stuff to Neovim besides it using Lua so I'm quickly mentioning that the Neovim API has been wonderful. It's insanely well documented and mix that together with Lua, you can probably write doom in the thing... including making it work as multiplayer since the editor has the capability of tcp/ip. This exists to allow you to remotely control you editor from elsewhere, perhaps from your phone?

So what did I do when I first installed Neovim? Well I obviously went to the website page and immediately didn't understand a single thing. Everything was foreign and I had 0 idea about Lua. I went to my old and trusted vimscript instincts to get some basics up and running such as indenting, line numbers, column highlighting and so on.

Once I had something that felt vaguely familiar, I went and took a look at how to implement these things in lua. It was surprisingly... easy. Take the following couple of lines of Vimscript (from my vimrc) and compare it to my nvim/init.lua.

.vimrc set smartindent set cursorcolumn set cursorline

.config/nvim/init.lua local options = { smartindent = true, cursorcolumn = true, cursorline = true } for j, k in pairs(options) do vim.opt[j] = k end

As you can see, the lua version is a bit longer but effectively everything you're used to in vim is easily accessible via vim.opt.. I am lazy and put all of the options into a loop to prepend all of them.

You also have the option of vim.cmd('command') if you want to just want to copy and paste your old configurations in. The looping trick also works for vim.cmd.

Lastly, on this post, I will say that there is vim.g for things you're previously use let g:<action> on in old vim.

I may post more as I have interesting things setup with LSP, linters/formatters/code actions and more.

#neovim #editor #linux

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rust-official · 6 months ago

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This time round trying emacs is different because I'm using doom (at the brilliant recommendation of one of my partners, mentioned above), which is kind of like one of the neovim distributions but for emacs. Good defaults that match what a 25 year vim veteran wants, enough customizability to fit to what I need. Like any massively complex piece of software, it's taken a lot of getting used to, and there's always more to learn. The doom docs say that learning emacs is an adventure, and I agree.

org mode is cool! There are some plugins that simulate it in (neo)vim of course, but nothing really manages to match org. The more I learn about org, the more I love it--it is always the marquee feature which gets me playing with emacs every time I've wanted to try it. Of course, the most basic features for outlining are state of the art, even among commercial outliners like omnioutliner, everyone knows that. But it also supports cool things like tables with integrated calculator support and exports to every format you can think of and and and. org's manual is hundreds of pages and it can do so, so much. And it's just one package!

Continuing from the above, neovim can't have a plugin that does everything org mode does, for a variety of reasons. It's too mature and has too many people working on it for a few loosely-associated plugin writers to be able to accomplish the same thing. Beyond this, even neovim just doesn't have the same extensibility that emacs does. Most of neovim is still written in C with a thin layer of lua for extensions, whereas the emacs philosophy is a small core in C and the rest in elisp--a lot like atom or, more recently, visual studio code--but using a real language, of course, and not JS.

evil mode is a far better approximation of vim than I was expecting. Just about every other vi mode falters and has bugs / missing features. I've not run into any such limitations or bugs with evil, again probably due to its popularity compared to the vi modes in those other tools, which are often an afterthought (or just removed / dropped entirely, like in the new repl for python 3.13).

The emacs philosophy is as it was 30 years ago when I first tried learning it: it still expects you to open the editor when logging in and never close it. As such it has better tools for managing lots of open buffers (I particularly like ibuffer, it mostly approximates vim's bufexplorer plugin, but it's missing a few things from vim or I don't know about them yet; will be looking at the manual).

There's seemingly a package for everything, and often a few different ones for the same thing. The "emacs is my operating system" mantra makes a lot of sense when viewed from this angle. Lots of things have good documentation, too, and of course, as I said above, so much more is possible in emacs than neovim.

doom's out of the box LSP support seems nicer than neovim's. I'm sure I could get similar results with configuring neovim, perhaps with more plugins or config, but things just feel more robust right from the start. I still need more time to evaluate this, as I've spent the least amount of time editing code. Mostly I've been focusing on editing documents with org mode and the occasional dabbling with magit for doing git stuff. magit is quite nice and very mature; I know it'll work quite well for managing code repos once I'm more comfortable with emacs as a code editor. I have lots of custom keybindings for neovim's LSP support that I'll need to relearn if I want to use emacs as my code editor.

One criticism I do have is that none of the emacs terminal emulators I've tried work well with vi keybindings in my shell; when I press esc to enter normal mode in the shell, the buffer for the terminal emulator goes into evil's normal mode. There may be a way to fix it, but I've not looked into it yet.

Am I going to switch? I don't know. I'm giving it an honest try, a more honest try than I have in the past, and having someone to ask questions is proving absolutely critical. I can't answer this question right now. Maybe? I cannot say how helpful evil has been with this. Modal editing is how my brain works and I don't think I'd be able to learn non-modal editing.

Given how @neovim-official hates me (see here) I have started learning @emacs-unofficial , using @doom-official and hence @emacs-evil-mode.

(this is not entirely a shitpost, one of my partners has been showing me around, largely for org mode but I've always been curious. Back when I got my start with Unix/Linux in the late 90s on a shell provider, emacs was the first editor I tried, but it was so slow to start back then that I switched to vim. How things would've been different for me if computers were faster when I started!)

#another long post from rust-official that took several days to put together #I make one of three post on this blog:#shitposts #hornyposts #long and detailed technical posts that probably go into far more detail than prev expects or wants #this is already over 750 words and I could talk about so many more things #like spellchecking and major/minor modes and the doom distribution per se and what it offers and

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onceandfutureoshainspector · 3 years ago

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- y’know, i do kinda prefer this to the NUKA-COLA ads i’ve seen about the place. a little less overtly sexualised.

- there’s gotta be some kinda story about all the TEDDY BEARS posed in ridiculous ways around the wasteland. someday i have to meet the maniac doing this.

- VIM do a glowing drink too!

- ok, it looks like VIM might be less of a pepsi allegory and more of a small time local thing.

- interestingly, i haven’t actually seen the slew of extremely concerning, we-are-secretly-doing-fucked-up-science-experiments-on-our-customers stuff that i’ve come to expect from a place like this. the stuff on this TERMINAL just seems to be a suspiciously normal guided tour script. i don’t trust it.

- [the OSHA INSPECTOR loved that!] [suspiciously...]

#honestly the funniest possible thing that could happen right now would be for this to be the one osha-compliant place in the world #but i Do Not Trust Like That #i have hope but hope is not the same thing as faith :/#FALLOUT 4: THE RESURRECTION OF OSHA #fallout 4

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skrub-ttrpg · 6 years ago

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The SKRUB Character Sheet Tutorial by Max B.

The following will be using a digital character sheet made by our very own Mod Strat, an explanation by the aforementioned Mod Max, and a post by I, Mod Bucket! So long as we’re namedropping our great people of the Dev Team, here’s a fun fact! Regardless of this being the Spooky Month, the Mods are actually all already cryptids. Mod SKRUBLORD is naturally some sort of God-Tiered individual, Mod Jerry is not of this dimension, Mod Strat is literally a living Excel spreadsheet, Mod Max is currently possesing a pair of headphones, Mod Skorx is some description of ghoul, I am a minor deity (guess of what), and Mod Beebz is the anime girl that lives with us and eventually romances one of us in the upcoming Unofficial SKRUB Dating Sim. And now: Tutorial. -Mod Bucket first off, open this https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1HEsYJcrAiFQuaWLCXqPBElzsBVSyeT2Gs_1z3HRLso4/edit?usp=sharing blank sheet template up and make a copy of it. There's a lot of stuff here, but a bunch of it is automatic, and I'll walk you through it step by step. start on the self sheet. 1. Basic info here's where you put your character name, chumhandle, arc number (if the GP wishes to have one), player name, and hex code. Server, Client, and Sprite get filled in during the game, so don't worry about it yet. The next box is for your land quest. Quests may be revealed to you by the GP before or during the game. If during, just put your title under "dwells the" and fill in the rest later. You can also put in your symbol if you have one.

2. Bio(graphy) most of this is straightforward, put down who lives in your house with you, where your house is, blood caste or social clique, and gender (not necessarily the same as sex). Interests can be whatever you want, but be sure to have at least 6 of them for a later step. In the space on the bottom you can put in a quote that sums up your character's personality.

3. Traits This is Skrub's equivalent to base stats. They describe not your physical skills, but your personality. Here's a rundown: PUL: charisma, coolness, attractiveness VIM: fighting spirit, aggression IMG: creativity, ability to think up new ideas ADR: mental quickness SAG: wisdom, attentiveness PLK: determination, ability to stay positive in the face of hardship The right column is where you put in the base numbers, the left column is the bonus (which is calculated automatically). Start by raising 5 different traits by 1. Then raise 4 by 1. Then 3, then 2, then 1. At the end of it, you should have a total of 15 points among them, with no traits higher than 5. Some potential distributions are 5/4/3/2/1/0, 4/4/2/2/1/1, 3/3/3/3/0, 4/3/3/3/2.

4. Talents these are the common skill checks you'll be making outside (and sometimes inside) of combat. I won't give a rundown for each, but treat it like a word game: if any definition of the word is viable for a situation, you can roll the talent for it. A good example is that roast is both used for cooking and making fun of people. Ignore the interests for now. Of the talents, raise 13 of them by a single point. Then raise another 4 by 1 (can be the same as first volley or different). You should have 17 points distributed across talents, which can be 17 with a value of 1; 7 with 1 and 4 with 2, or anywhere in between. Now, for interests. Each of them is associated with a trait. Take 6 of the interests you made earlier and assign them to their closest-related traits here. These are your custom skills that you can roll throughout the game.

5. Echeladder you can customize the names of each rung in accordance to your character beforehand, or wait to name them until the game so you can name them according to quest.

that's it for the self sheet for now! click the tab next to it to go to the body sheet. 6. Tendencies these are mostly used in-combat, but most of them have an out of combat use as well. They all start at 1, and then you choose another 6 to raise by another 1. You may have noticed that next to the traits table, there's tendencies listed in pairs that correspond to each trait. As traits increase throughout the game, their tendencies rise as well. When a trait reaches a bonus of 2 or higher, pick one of the two traits to raise as well (not applicable during creation as you can't exceed a bonus of 1)

7. Bio(logy) very straightforward, put your age, sex, species, and dreaming moon. sn# is only applicable to robots or other creatures that have serial numbers.

8. Form Schema upload a picture of your character! you can use sheet magic to post an image, or just paste in the URL in the bottom and let it take care of itself.

you'll notice other tables as well, but these are all updated throughout the game please turn to the tab "grist cache/invenstory" 9. Wishes and Triggers: these are things your character does or doesn't want to happen. The rules for how these work are explained in section 3 of the rulebook, but for now, just know you should include a handful of these for flavor. The magnitude of all your triggers must be equal to the magnitude for all your wishes or else the sheet will be mad at you.

and now for the most tedious part, please turn to tab "portfolio". 10. Techniques: the list of techniques is found in section 6 of the rulebook. All players start with three basic techniques (aggrieve, accede, abscond), and the others increase along with your tendencies (if you have a 2 in tempo, you know tier 1 and 2 tempotech). Copy/paste all valid techniques here so you don't have to refer back to the rulebook.

11. Strife Tab: almost all of this is all handled automatically. You'll notice there's a weapon card in the side; That’s in a different sheet. In the box labelled "sleeve", you can select from your list of techniques. Only techniques in your sleeve can be used during battle, and they can be traded out outside of combat. deep breath And that’s it! -Mod Max

#Homestuck #MSPA #MS Paint Adventures #SKRUB #TTRPG #Tabletop roleplaying games #SBURB #SBURB tutorial #Character sheet #SBURB character sheet #TW: SKRUBLORD mention #Mod Strat #Mod Max #Love Development: The SKRUB Dating Sim #Mod Bucket

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pinkfairygsocdailylogs · 4 years ago

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GSoC logs (June 5 –July 11)

July 5

DS Exam - 9:30AM.

Alternatives - If build not fixed by 8:30AM.

Reclone and commit all changes to new branch.

Get preview component done

Send the demo to mentors and then touch proto file.

Recloned. In the new clone, I made new changes. Everything works.

Turns out any write operation in the proto file is wrecking stuff. I navigated to the proto file in vscode and simply saved. This causes all the errors again.

Some import errors even though proto syntax are perfectly fine. Hmmm. protoc-gen-go: program not found or is not executable

I tried making the proto file executable with chmod +x. Still same issue. Hmmm.

That was stupid. Proto files aren’t supposed to be executable! -_- Where do I get these stupid ideas.

The error is actually referring to protoc-gen-go file. Saying that protoc-gen-go is not found or not executable. Not the proto file

I’m moving on to completing the preview component to send the demo before 7pm.

Preview component

Ipynb html. Axios get and render the htmlstring from response data in the iframe. Nop, v-html.

Serve html file from the http server for now.Wait, that's not possible.

Okay, maybe I should just use hello api for now. Since both request and response objects have string type properties.

This is embarrassing.

Okay, whatever.

Just fix this and look into it,

Okay, so I can’t represent an html string just like that as in python. With `` ..

Okay `` will do.

I’m starting to like golang. It looks ridiculous but also easy to understand? What’s going on?

July 6

Leads & Tries.

Try Samuel’s suggestion -

“Do you have protoc on your path?

sometimes VScode installs its own version of some tools on a custom $PATH - it could as well be that some extension is not properly initialized “

Interesting - I tried git diff on the proto file and this happens just by vscode saving it.

old mode 100644 new mode 100755

https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/450488

Changed back to 0644 and still the same issue in vscode.

Stupid girl, you just made the protofile executable yesterday and forgot to change it back. -_-

Read about makefile. Do as said. Annotations.proto forward slash path. ?? wtf?

Set gopath right! Permanently. !!! Okay, done. No need to set it everytime now. Hopefully.

Desperate attempts -

Edit proto file in atom. (Prepare to reclone ;_;)

Trying the same in vim ()

Text editor.

Okay, so nothing editor or ide specific.

Trying to change paths

Gopath was /home/anaswaratrajan/go .. changed it to /usr/local/go/bin

New error.

GO111MODULE=off go get -v github.com/golang/protobuf/protoc-gen-go github.com/golang/protobuf (download) package github.com/golang/protobuf/protoc-gen-go: mkdir /usr/local/go/bin/src: permission denied make: *** [Makefile:164: /usr/local/go/bin/bin/protoc-gen-go] Error 1

https://github.com/golang/go/issues/27187

sudo chown -R $USER: $HOME

Doesn’t feel right. But I just want this to get done. ;_;

The problem could be that I have multiple go distributions. After this is done, I need to clean this shit this weekend.

Okay, done chown. I own this shit!!! AAAa

Still permission denied! Shit. /usr/local/go not /usr/local/go/bin

Okay, changed it, but go env GOPATH echoing giving warning that GOROOT and GOPATH are same.

So from what I’ve read, gopath is the workspace, and goroot is the place where go is installed. Our makefile is trying to install and use the modules in GOPATH. Ie go dir in home. Okay, so my GOPATH was right before.

Final tries

* Follow the error trails. * Find out what exactly is happening when I save this file. 1. Okay, incase they don’t work out. Try to send the html string instead of “Hello ” string without changing proto file. 2. Since all ipynb files can have same css, try and send only the html elements. And do the css separately in frontend. 3. Stop Ctrl+Saving for no reason! Great, now I have to reclone ;_; and start over. 4. Okay, I was able to send a sample html string with the response. Without changin the proto file. 5. Here’s what I’m gonna do. 6. Send sample html string from hello service and render in the preview component. Pass the json string as name. Hahaha. Please, explain why you had to do the same. 7. I did exactly as above. I feel like an imposter now. Screw it. 8. Alright, I have my bigbang hyungs to support me. 9. I’m gonna embed python scripts by tonight. Update: that was overoptimistic. 10. So I have the nbconvert python script to generate basic html strings. 11. I should also remove those comments in the html. 12. So we’re using the less performance option since we don’t need much memory in the first place. Using python c api.

July 7

Learned one or 2 things about embedding python. https://github.com/ardanlabs/python-go/tree/master/py-in-mem

So I need python3.7. Bc go-python3 only supports python3.7. But there’s a workaround given. So I should try that

Tries

Go-python3 , python 3.8, workaround go get github.com/christian-korneck/go-python3 But a bunch of errors occurred.

Python 3.7 install

C-like usage from golang - low level stuff

https://blog.filippo.io/building-python-modules-with-go-1-5/ goodread. But that’s not what I need.

Let’s look at Ardan’s lab way.

https://www.ardanlabs.com/blog/2020/09/using-python-memory.html

This is a bit more challenging but more understandable.

This is the way.

I should start with this right after fixing the make issue.

Back to build fixing

Do as samuel suggested. - no luck.

What I know so far. The issue is rooted with golang or protobuf or sth related. Since the issue is there for all the text editors including vim.

I found sth weird -Which go => /usr/local/go/bin/goWhen it gives /usr/local/bin/go to this dude https://stackoverflow.com/a/67419012/13580063

Okay, not so weird.

The interview went okay. They use photogenometry to generate those 3d maps out of their drone imagery. Their products sound interesting. They need frontend engineers to work on their platform. The interface currently looks almost like google maps. But 3d. Cool. I actually used the phrase.. “..I’m still in my 20s.. Don’t wanna die.. So can’t move to Bengalore anytime soon”

Not photogenometry. Photogrammetry. Also used by some old mars rovers. Wait, no it was sth else. I remember Shreyansh mentioning it. I wonder what all they’re planning for the dragonfly.

Focus. It’s been some days with this issue, you should get help.

Asked around a bunch of people on discord. No luck.

July 8

Let’s dig in.

Tries

1. Reinstall golang#2. https://stackoverflow.com/a/67419012/13580063 ? Nop.#3. See protoc installation details. Read more about protoc, protobugs

https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/reference/go-generated#4. Read more about golang ecosystem - 30m and see if **which go **path is weird. 3. Also found this https://github.com/owncloud/ocis-hello/issues/62 Nop. 4. Let’s go with the error trails. 5. Wait, did I just graduate today. Oh no. Just like that. 6. Okay, grind.

Make generate is giving this.

GO111MODULE=off go get -v github.com/golang/protobuf/protoc-gen-go GO111MODULE=on go get -v github.com/micro/protoc-gen-micro/v2 GO111MODULE=off go get -v github.com/webhippie/protoc-gen-microweb GO111MODULE=off go get -v github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway/protoc-gen-openapiv2 protoc \ -I=third_party/ \ -I=pkg/proto/v0/ \ --go_out=pkg/proto/v0 hello.proto protoc-gen-go: program not found or is not executable Please specify a program using absolute path or make sure the program is available in your PATH system variable --go_out: protoc-gen-go: Plugin failed with status code 1. make: *** [Makefile:176: pkg/proto/v0/hello.pb.go] Error 1

Then I try echo $GOPATH and It’s empty. go env GOPATH is right

So I set the GOPATH

export GOROOT=/usr/local/go export GOPATH=$HOME/go export GOBIN=$GOPATH/bin export PATH=$PATH:$GOROOT:$GOPATH:$GOBIN

Now, I get this

GO111MODULE=off go get -v github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway/protoc-gen-openapiv2 protoc \ -I=third_party/ \ -I=pkg/proto/v0/ \ --go_out=pkg/proto/v0 hello.proto protoc-gen-go: invalid Go import path "proto" for "hello.proto" The import path must contain at least one forward slash ('/') character. See https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/reference/go-generated#package for more information. --go_out: protoc-gen-go: Plugin failed with status code 1. make: *** [Makefile:176: pkg/proto/v0/hello.pb.go] Error 1

Did this https://github.com/techschool/pcbook-go/issues/3#issuecomment-821860413 and the one below and started getting this```

GO111MODULE=off go get -v github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway/protoc-gen-openapiv2 protoc \ -I=third_party/ \ -I=pkg/proto/v0/ \ --go_out=pkg/proto/v0 hello.proto protoc \ -I=third_party/ \ -I=pkg/proto/v0/ \ --micro_out=pkg/proto/v0 hello.proto protoc \ -I=third_party/ \ -I=pkg/proto/v0/ \ --microweb_out=pkg/proto/v0 hello.proto protoc \ -I=third_party/ \ -I=pkg/proto/v0/ \ --swagger_out=logtostderr=true:pkg/proto/v0 hello.proto protoc-gen-swagger: program not found or is not executable Please specify a program using absolute path or make sure the program is available in your PATH system variable --swagger_out: protoc-gen-swagger: Plugin failed with status code 1. make: *** [Makefile:194: pkg/proto/v0/hello.swagger.json] Error 1

July 9

Now trying to read this from the error https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/reference/go-generated#package

option go_package = "github.com/anaswaratrajan/ocis-jupyter/pkg/proto/v0;proto";

Tried this, new issue

GO111MODULE=off go get -v github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway/protoc-gen-openapiv2 protoc \ -I=third_party/ \ -I=pkg/proto/v0/ \ --go_out=pkg/proto/v0 hello.proto protoc \ -I=third_party/ \ -I=pkg/proto/v0/ \ --micro_out=pkg/proto/v0 hello.proto protoc \ -I=third_party/ \ -I=pkg/proto/v0/ \ --microweb_out=pkg/proto/v0 hello.proto protoc \ -I=third_party/ \ -I=pkg/proto/v0/ \ --swagger_out=logtostderr=true:pkg/proto/v0 hello.proto protoc-gen-swagger: program not found or is not executable Please specify a program using absolute path or make sure the program is available in your PATH system variable --swagger_out: protoc-gen-swagger: Plugin failed with status code 1. make: *** [Makefile:194: pkg/proto/v0/hello.swagger.json] Error 1

Okay, so proto-gen-swagger is not in gopath as expected. So this isn’t working.

$(GOPATH)/bin/protoc-gen-swagger: GO111MODULE=off go get -v github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway/protoc-gen-openapiv2

Instead of protoc-gen-swagger, there’s protoc-gen-openapiv2. So I replace protoc-gen-swagger from last line in the makefile to the executable in the path.https://grpc-ecosystem.github.io/grpc-gateway/docs/development/grpc-gateway_v2_migration_guide/

Turns out they rename protoc-gen-swagger to protoc-gen-openapiv2

Oooo.. I just found out, option go_package = "github.com/anaswaratrajan/ocis-jupyter/pkg/proto/v0;proto";

This just made things weird. New directory github.com/anaswa... inside proto/v0/

So go_package path is messed up.

Just replacing swagger binary names in makefile lets you generate the proto files at github.com/anas… dir

Let’s try fixing the go_package path and then try to generate the annotations.proto and the openapiv2 files (the grpc gateway files)

Wait, you don't generate them.

option go_package = "./;proto";

This is the right way.

So yea, I’m able to generate the go-code now. But make is still failing and I should sleep now.

July 11

Ownclouders already tried to work on it. But for some reason, they didn’t make the changes. Why?

Look into this. Why they didn’t continue doing this.

https://github.com/owncloud/ocis-hello/issues/91

So what exactly is micro-web service? This protoc-gen-microweb is a protoc generator for micro web services. And it's generating this hello.pb.web.go

What just happened? New error/ Make generate gives

`GO111MODULE=off go get -v github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway/protoc-gen-openapiv2 go generate github.com/anaswaratrajan/ocis-jupyter/pkg/assets panic: No files found goroutine 1 [running]: main.main() /home/anaswaratrajan/go/pkg/mod/github.com/!unno!ted/fileb0x[@v1](https://tmblr.co/mkYynE1Axr-EFCSIQIAtheA).1.4/main.go:101 +0x2765 exit status 2 pkg/assets/assets.go:12: running "go": exit status 1 make: *** [Makefile:83: generate] Error 1

Read more about the protoc generators used here.

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GSoC logs (June 5 –July 11)

July 5

Reclone and commit all changes to new branch.

Get preview component done

Send the demo to mentors and then touch proto file.

Recloned. In the new clone, I made new changes. Everything works.

Turns out any write operation in the proto file is wrecking stuff. I navigated to the proto file in vscode and simply saved. This causes all the errors again.

Some import errors even though proto syntax are perfectly fine. Hmmm. protoc-gen-go: program not found or is not executable

I tried making the proto file executable with chmod +x. Still same issue.

Proto files aren’t supposed to be executable

The error is actually referring to protoc-gen-go. Saying that protoc-gen-go is not found or not executable. Not the proto file.

Moving on to completing the preview component.

Preview component

Ipynb html. Axios get and render the htmlstring from response data in the iframe. Nop, v-html.

Serve html file from the http server for now. Wait, that's not possible.

Okay, maybe I should just use hello api for now. Since both request and response objects have string type properties.

July 6

Leads & Tries.

Try Samuel’s suggestion -

“Do you have protoc on your path?

sometimes VScode installs its own version of some tools on a custom $PATH - it could as well be that some extension is not properly initialized “

Interesting - I tried git diff on the proto file and this happens just by vscode saving it.

old mode 100644 new mode 100755

https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/450488

Changed back to 0644 and still the same issue in vscode.

I just forgot I made the protofile executable yesterday and forgot to change it back. Wasted like an hour on it.

Read about makefile. Do as said. Annotations.proto forward slash path. ??

Set gopath Permanently.

Edit proto file in atom. (Prepare to reclone ;_;)

Trying the same in vim ()

Text editor.

Okay, so the issue isn't editor or ide specific.

Trying to change paths

Gopath was /$HOME/go .. changed it to /usr/local/go/bin

New error.

https://github.com/golang/go/issues/27187

sudo chown -R $USER: $HOME

Doesn’t feel right.

The problem could be that I have multiple go distributions. After this is done, I need to clean this shit this weekend.

Still permission denied

$GOPATH was supposed to be /usr/local/go not /usr/local/go/bin

Okay, changed it, but go env GOPATH is giving warning that GOROOT and GOPATH are same.

So from what I’ve read, gopath is the workspace (where the libraries we need for the project are installed), and goroot is the place where go is installed(Home to the go itself). Our makefile is trying to install and use the modules in GOPATH. Okay, so my GOPATH was right before.

Final tries

Follow the error trails.

Find out what exactly is happening when I save this file.

Okay, incase they don’t work out. Try to send the html string instead of “Hello ” string without changing proto file.

Since all ipynb files can have same css, try and send only the html elements. And do the css separately in frontend.

Okay, I was able to send a sample html string with the response with the same api. Since response message type was string itself..

Rendered the HTMLString in the preview component.

I’m gonna embed the nbconvert python script by tonight. Update: that was overoptimistic.

So I have the nbconvert python script to generate basic html strings.

I should also remove those comments in the html.

So we’re using the less performance option of keeping duplicate copies of the data in both go and python since we don’t need much memory in the first place.

Read about python c api.

July 7

Learned one or 2 things about embedding python. https://github.com/ardanlabs/python-go/tree/master/py-in-mem

Following this https://poweruser.blog/embedding-python-in-go-338c0399f3d5

So I need python3.7. Because go-python3 only supports python3.7. But there’s python 3.8 workaround in the same blog. go get github.com/christian-korneck/go-python3 Failed with a bunch of errors.

https://blog.filippo.io/building-python-modules-with-go-1-5/ goodread. But that’s not what I need.

https://www.ardanlabs.com/blog/2020/09/using-python-memory.html

This is a bit more challenging but more understandable.

He's trying to use in-memory methods, so both go and python can access the data. No duplication. Since the guide is more understandable and uses python3.8 itself, I should give it a try.

I should start with this right after fixing the make issue.

Back to build fixing

Do as samuel suggested. - no luck.

What I know so far. The issue is rooted with golang or protobuf or sth related. Since the issue is there for all the text editors including vim.

I found sth weird -Which go => /usr/local/go/bin/go. When it gives /usr/local/bin/go to this dude https://stackoverflow.com/a/67419012/13580063

Okay, not so weird.

July 8

Reinstall golang#2. https://stackoverflow.com/a/67419012/13580063 ? Nop.

See protoc installation details.

Read more about protoc, protobugs https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/reference/go-generated#4. Read more about golang ecosystem - 30m and see if **which go **path is weird.

Also found this https://github.com/owncloud/ocis-hello/issues/62 Nop.

Make generate is giving this.

echo $GOPATH is empty. go env GOPATH is giving the right path.

export GOROOT=/usr/local/go export GOPATH=$HOME/go export GOBIN=$GOPATH/bin export PATH=$PATH:$GOROOT:$GOPATH:$GOBIN

Now, I get this

Did this https://github.com/techschool/pcbook-go/issues/3#issuecomment-821860413 and the one below and started getting this

GO111MODULE=off go get -v github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway/protoc-gen-openapiv2 protoc \ -I=third_party/ \ -I=pkg/proto/v0/ \ --go_out=pkg/proto/v0 hello.proto protoc \ -I=third_party/ \ -I=pkg/proto/v0/ \ --micro_out=pkg/proto/v0 hello.proto protoc \ -I=third_party/ \ -I=pkg/proto/v0/ \ --microweb_out=pkg/proto/v0 hello.proto protoc \ -I=third_party/ \ -I=pkg/proto/v0/ \ --swagger_out=logtostderr=true:pkg/proto/v0 hello.proto protoc-gen-swagger: program not found or is not executable Please specify a program using absolute path or make sure the program is available in your PATH system variable --swagger_out: protoc-gen-swagger: Plugin failed with status code 1. make: *** [Makefile:194: pkg/proto/v0/hello.swagger.json] Error 1

July 9

Now trying to read this from the error https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/reference/go-generated#package

option go_package = "github.com/anaswaratrajan/ocis-jupyter/pkg/proto/v0;proto";

Tried this and

GO111MODULE=off go get -v github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway/protoc-gen-openapiv2 protoc \ -I=third_party/ \ -I=pkg/proto/v0/ \ --go_out=pkg/proto/v0 hello.proto protoc \ -I=third_party/ \ -I=pkg/proto/v0/ \ --micro_out=pkg/proto/v0 hello.proto protoc \ -I=third_party/ \ -I=pkg/proto/v0/ \ --microweb_out=pkg/proto/v0 hello.proto protoc \ -I=third_party/ \ -I=pkg/proto/v0/ \ --swagger_out=logtostderr=true:pkg/proto/v0 hello.proto protoc-gen-swagger: program not found or is not executable Please specify a program using absolute path or make sure the program is available in your PATH system variable --swagger_out: protoc-gen-swagger: Plugin failed with status code 1. make: *** [Makefile:194: pkg/proto/v0/hello.swagger.json] Error 1

Okay, so proto-gen-swagger is not in gopath as expected. So this isn’t working.

$(GOPATH)/bin/protoc-gen-swagger: GO111MODULE=off go get -v github.com/grpc-ecosystem/grpc-gateway/protoc-gen-openapiv2

Instead of protoc-gen-swagger, there’s protoc-gen-openapiv2 executable. So I replaced protoc-gen-swagger from last line in the makefile to the executable in the path.

https://grpc-ecosystem.github.io/grpc-gateway/docs/development/grpc-gateway_v2_migration_guide/

Turns out they renamed protoc-gen-swagger to protoc-gen-openapiv2

option go_package = "github.com/anaswaratrajan/ocis-jupyter/pkg/proto/v0;proto"; wasn't the right path.

There's a new directory github.com/anaswa... inside proto/v0/

So go_package path is messed up.

Just replacing swagger binary names in makefile lets you generate the proto files at github.com/anas… dir

Let’s try fixing the go_package path.

Wait, you don't generate them.

option go_package = "./;proto";

This is the right way.

So yea, I’m able to generate the go-code now. But make generate is still failing. The swagger file is still not generated. July 11

Ownclouders already tried to work on it.

https://github.com/owncloud/ocis-hello/issues/91

So what exactly is micro-web service? This protoc-gen-microweb is a protoc generator for micro web services. And it's generating this hello.pb.web.go

New error/ Make generate gives

Read more about the protoc generators used here.

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also stuff we need to do better on for casual users who aren't interested in github repos, vim, or looking up issues they have only to find the replies full of ideological purists and petty squabbling.

someone searching "Linux Mint update glitchy audio" doesn't need some high and mighty DWM user loudly proclaiming "well you're an idiot for using pulseaudio - it's a bloated buggy mess. switch to pure ALSA and use custom scripts to manage your audio devices. if you need more complex routing then manually configure JACK sinks from the terminal"

and like for the most part, things Just Work and a user-friendly distro like Mint provides a lovely graphical experience and even includes a Getting Started help program. but when things break, most solutions are aimed at people comfortable poking around in the guts of their system.

I mean, "run this one simple command and send us the output" is also done on Windows sometimes, but users aren't routinely told to edit conf files in vim or set environment variables (with the expectation they already know how to do so)

"I installed Y but it won't launch"

"check your permissions and add xyz to your $PATH"

makes sense to me but most people I know would stare in bewilderment and probably give up

oops this wasn't meant to be a giant essay on being kinder to less savvy folk but here we are

"Linux for Windows refugees in X easy steps" (and its mac refugee companion guide) is on my todo list

just like the minimum info non-techie users would need to know and some helpful "how to learn more" advice

#daemon.md #Linux #it's easily good for a daily driver #but the community can be hella toxic a lot of the time

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LibreVastServitor computing stack designs 1/?

Just a quick reminder here, this is a customized computing stack manifestation game where I simply write what I desire and then let the wider universe manifest it for me whatever way that means, including personal efforts of mine. Boils down from customizing and adapting research material into a actionable series of items to manifest.

Ashur dream specifications

(mid-tower personal workstation computer)

2+ 2560x1440p monitors (one vertical, one or more horizontal)

Intel Core i5-4690 @ 3.5 GHz with its 4-cores (hoping forward to upgrade the RISC-V + OpenPOWER like processor for something decent with ~12-cores & much more open design) central processor unit

32GB of RAM

Some recent mid-range AMD GPU

64 GB Linux swap partition (mostly for virtual machines and RAMdisk partitions)

4TB+ SSD storage

Bluray burner

Floppy drive

Cassette / datasette drive

Themed GRUB bootloader

S6 init system

Arch-like package manager and software ecosystem

Customized alternative Linux kernel between Linux Libre & Zen kernel ( XanMod + Liquorix )

ZealOS, Parade, OpenBSD, OpenIndiana...

CLADO, DIS, Venera, Perseus, Maskoch, Synod, Monad, Valenz, Constans?

KDE Plasma with Liquid shell as desktop environment, complete with custom ricing, dot files & all the KDE desktop environment utilities;

Bash + Fish, Tmux, Astro-Neo-Vim with LSP, Emacs, LibreOffice Suite, Calligra, Bottles, Wine, WineTricks, QGIS, Firefox, LibreWolf, Dolphin, Konsole, Inkscape, Karbon, OpenStreetMap, GPlates, GProjector, Itch, Steam, GOG Galaxy, Lutris, Cyberpunk 2077, Ken Silverman's, FreeBASIC, Common Lisp, Godot + Qodot, VLC, MPV, .ogg / .ogv media player, musical tracker, 'Landchad.net', Brasero, K3B, FloppyFormatter, LibreCAD, AutoCAD, Blender, Kate, Qt, Nim, MUSL, C compiler, assembly monitor, HxD debugger, Rust, Swift, Kotlin, F#, C#, GNU make, NASM, Sweet Home 3D, some digital audio workstation software, Audacious, FFMPEG, Wayland, Morevna OpenToonz, some HTTP(S) web server suite, MongoDB, Hexo, Netlify CMS, RSS feed reader + generator, Pomodoro, Calendar, timely Tracker, Notion-like service, Tape, Gollum, some level editors, FreeCiv, The Sims 2, SimCity 4, Quake 1, Doom 1 & Doom 2, Markdown / Argdown, Konqueror, some WYSISYG rich media editor, some Raycaster engine, Daggerfall Unity, Portal 2, Source (1 & 2) Engine modding, some VirtualTableTop software, some remote desktop control software like VNC, OpenSSH, some distributed share storage software, Trenchbroom, StableDiffusionXL, ChatGPT open source alternative, DAO, Krita, GIMP, G'MIC & its plugins, PaintDotNet, CataclysmDDA, CataclysmBDA, Evennia, Python 3, Firefox for KDE (Developer Edition), Perl, PHP, MariaDB, lighttpd, Apache, Nginx, Themix Oomox GTK+ theme editor, Falkon, ...

Custom shell scripts, interactive REPL programming languages, some GUI programs, command aliases and dot file configurations;

Venera (computation "deque" project)

Original components:

RISC-V + OpenPOWER = LibreVast (tribble word-based open hardware architecture designed for daily use & tinkering developer purposes)

Tropix + OGAS = Nucleus (optimized distributed processing micro-kernel, like 'Inferno' & 'Plan9')

RedSeaFS + Parade = CLADOgram (direct-access rich media agentive filesystem & file server suite)

KDE + POSIX-compilant CDE = VUE (lightweight desktop environment with profound customization options)

CommonLisp w/ CLOS + Nim = Pan-Lisp (both low-level and high-level REPL programming language)

Existing components:

Fish, Tmux, Vim, Konsole, Flatpak, Git

KDE Plasma w/ Liquid shell alternative

Konqueror, LibreWolf

GIMP w/ G'MIC & Krita w/ G'MIC

Hexo (flat blog self-hosting web server), MariaDB, "Landchad.net" stuff

QEMU, Wine, Wine-tricks, Proton, Bottles, Lutris

Trenchbroom, Godot w/ Qodot

Kate, KDevelop, Okteta, Mousepad, Notepadqq

[...]

#maskoch #manifestation game #free software #open source #osdev

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holytheoristtastemaker · 5 years ago

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VIM ? Well... No Thanks.

You may already have met one of those extremists which have explained to you how productive VIM is compared to newbie editors like vscode or other modern useless shit.

To me, this always have sounded like some sort of hell-yea-i-am-a-real-geek nonsense. In perticular, they often hightlight the fact that VIM is highlly customizable. Weeeelll, yes. That's right. Or at least that was right: vscode (or other modern alternatives), is also highly customizable, in a way more user friendly fashion.

However, if like me you have been writing code for decade(s), you might have noticed (or not?) that one of the things that break your flow is to constantly switch between keyboard, arrow keys, and/or your mouse. When you have a burst, you may feel like hell-yea-my-hands-are-flying, but in the end, you spend a lot of time not typing actual code. That is one of the arguments of VIM-extremists, and I must say, this is the one that seduced me the most.

What If I Dont Wanna Spend 32752 Hours Learning/Configuring VIM ?

I'll share with you the two ways I achieved that.

Configuring vscode alone

Vscode shortcuts customization is awesome. You can do almost anything with it.

Here is a link to my key bindings, so you can pick what's best for you (⚠ my keyboard is AZERTY).

A config like this one allows you to navigate your code without moving your hands even slightly:

use ALT+I/J/K/L/U/O/Y/H/M/ù to move around

same shortcuts with SHIFT pressed to select code

use ALT+Q/S/D/Z to switch between panes

use ALT+SHIFT+Q/S/D/Z to move code panes around

use ALT+,/; to switch between tabs

... it also contains some other useful stuff check it out.

It takes several hours to get used to not touching your mouse, but there is no going back: It really worthes it.

However, when you configure this kind of shortcuts, it can feel a bit frustrating to edit text elsewhere "the old way" (notepad, word, or even in your browser).

That is the why of this next section:

System-wide configuration using AuthoHotKey (Windows only, sorry)

If you dont know autohotkey, it is a small software that allows you to write scripts that you can bind to keyboard shortcuts. It has a quite ugly syntax, but it makes it really easy to remap keys and interact with windows.

This autohotkey script will allow you to have almost the same experience moving around text as briefly described in the previous section, but system-wide.

(nb: It also contains a remapping of the F1 key that hides/shows Windows Terminal)

Other utilities

Jumpy

Moving around code using keyboard is nice, but you may feel like it is frustrating not to jump directly at a precise location visible on your screen (you'll want to click on this location).

For this, I highly recomend the jumpy vscode extension, which does just that using your keybard.

Switcheroo (Windows only)

ALT+Tab is quite frustrating... try switcheroo: Press ALT+Enter, then just type the window name you want to jump to 🎉

For those who want VIM bindings:

There are several extensions that will turn your vscode experience in something like VIM. Read this article to know more about it.

[edit] Vimium

If you want to control your browser mouseless, give a try to Vimium (or here for Firefox).

It has plenty of shortcuts allowing you to browse pages, navigate bookmarks, open tabs or click links using your keyboard

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