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Emily
​heyy gang
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crash hacker
​/comfy/

Emily
​when are you not crash :)

The Magpie
​Greetings

Emily
​@Xah Lee - i posted a working version, i don't think you saw it

crash hacker
​js

The Magpie
​Hi Emily, so popular. Talk show all about you 😃

Daniel Langlois
​Star Wars makes no logical sense.

Daniel Langlois
​I'm just sayin'..

Emily
​i know! i'm so honoured and flattered

Daniel Langlois
​what are we talking about?

Emily
​my time system

The Magpie
​Emily ofc

Emily
​and converting to it

crash hacker
​glang

crash hacker
​elisp

crash hacker
​js

The Magpie
​any is fine, all programming is just logic syntax is secondary

crash hacker
​then go lang

crash hacker
​I want to see routines

G Q
​haskell

Emily
​golang

crash hacker
​GO LANG

G Q
​erlang

レイセン
​golang

Emily
​erlang :o

G Q
​of course

G Q
​ofc - of course

Freddy Freeman
​hey!

Freddy Freeman
​ohyes! golang!

Emily
​go go golan

jedwar pacheco
​hi everybody!! Here Edwar from Peru

Freddy Freeman
​greetings edwar

Emily
​yoyo edwar

Xah Lee
​probleb description http://xahlee.info/talk_show/xah_talk...

George
​I posted my ruby solution on discord

crash hacker
​/based/ george

crash hacker
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crash hacker
​👌

MATI NAVAS
​hey all

crash hacker
​hello mati

George
​👋

MATI NAVAS
​wohoo golang

Benkio
​if you append it to an empty string?? Idk I'm guessing

Benkio
​pogchamp 😀

Freddy Freeman
​import strings

Freddy Freeman
​s := strings.Split(time24, ":")

Dion Bridger
​loop through the length of the string

Freddy Freeman
​using strconv

Dion Bridger
​multiply each digit by 10^(len(string)-idx)

George
​Can't you just use epoch time?

Dion Bridger
​after converting the digit using it's index in "0123456789"

Freddy Freeman
​var emTotalSec = strconv.ParseInt(s[2], 10, 64)

Dion Bridger
​you need a packaghe to convert strings to numbers

Dion Bridger
​seriously?

Dion Bridger
​C has atoi in the stdlib

Freddy Freeman
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George
​I don't think it's not a 3rd party package

Freddy Freeman
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Dion Bridger
​everyone makes fun of python

George
​Sorry

Dion Bridger
​but being able to just say int("12312312312") is so much better

George
​I dont think it's a 3rd party package

Dion Bridger
​does go have 1st class functions?

Freddy Freeman
​interesting, as today i had a disucssion with a collegue and he told me golang takes the readabiliy of python and the power of c and optimizes for modern CPUs

Dion Bridger
​(X)

Freddy Freeman
​but so far it seems not so different from C ^^ but im no C expert either haha

Dion Bridger
​It looks the same to me

crash hacker
​you need to come from the mindset of modularity

crash hacker
​that's where the two vary

Dion Bridger
​I can really feel the practicality :P

crash hacker
​check out a talk called goforC

crash hacker
​that should give you a clear idea

Dion Bridger
​tbh I probably won't become a gopher

crash hacker
​its just 10 slides or something

Freddy Freeman
​ok thanks

Dion Bridger
​I'm more interested in HLL than low level anyway

crash hacker
​should be a 5 mins read

Mr. Yamen- YT
​hello

Freddy Freeman
​ya this seems a nice approach

Dion Bridger
​how are strings represented in Go?

George
​I think my version wins code golf ⛳️ 🏌️‍♂️

George
​5 lines

Dion Bridger
​can you subtract the ASCII code for "0" from a digit and get its value that way?

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Mr. Yamen- YT
​Can you subscribe to my brother from tunisien

Freddy Freeman
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Freddy Freeman
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Emily
​of course i am still here

Emily
​working on my erlang version

Dion Bridger
​1st class functions is at least one thing

Dion Bridger
​The problem I have with golang is that its designer has more or less explicitly explained that they're designing for idiots

Dion Bridger
​“The key point here is our programmers are Googlers, they’re not researchers...They’re not capable of understanding a brilliant language”-- Rob Pike

George
​You don't need to worry about hours/minutes/seconds. Just multiply % of day by 6^6. Then present in base 6.

George
​It's really easy

Emily
​@Xah Lee i started it when you started

George
​It doesn't take a string

George
​I'll post an example how to use it later

crash hacker
​o is just giving a custom name to executable file

MATI NAVAS
​u can run it now at least ?!

MATI NAVAS
​@Xah Lee

Dion Bridger
​everyone shame arwn

George
​to_emtime(Time.parse('12:00'))

Emily
​@Xah Lee - got the erlang one done 😛

Emily
​instructions for how to run it are at the bottom in the comments :p

Dion Bridger
​.el I think

crash hacker
​.el

Emily
​@Xah Lee .erl

Dion Bridger
​oh no that's elisp

crash hacker
​oh yeah

crash hacker
​😅

Emily
​@Xah Lee - you need to save the file as "emtime.erl"

Dion Bridger
​that's a bit of a fuss

Emily
​@Xah Lee - OR change the module like to "-module(emtime_emily)."

Emily
​yeah - the compiler requires the file name to match the module name :/

Dion Bridger
​adios

Freddy Freeman
​ok thanks xah\

Freddy Freeman
​ugh this exercise in bash...

Freddy Freeman
​no thanks

Dion Bridger
​I'm working on a custom proglang for my job lol

Dion Bridger
​bye Xah

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