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plyos do not make me shit, that i've noticed. running, on the other hand... i turtled a few times during XC races in high school before i figured out that i needed to force out a shit before the race started, no matter how long the line for the bathroom.

this is the funniest thread topic on here in a very, very long time.

so you're that guy in that pic with the poop running down his leg?

beast.

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Hey i' guessing this is the most appropriate section but i dont know about you all, but tendency for me to shit after plyometrics even shitting a few hours prior to plyos.
I honestly cant remember the last time that doesn't happen. Sometimes, i even take a crap a few hours after lifting too, but thats not so common.

Is this usual?

cheers

eat lots of bananas the day prior, so you get it all out early (in the morning).

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: chasing athleticism
« on: May 01, 2012, 03:25:23 am »
@adarqui haha damn you've got an active imagination. whatsup bro. i chose entropy cos I've been spending too much time learning probability stuff and it just popped up in my head when i was trying to think of a name. Nothing deep, sorry to say! btw i've been reading your posts on the geek board, I see you're a fellow hacker too. Good stuff.

cool man.

ya i tried to hack my central nervous system.. escelated privs, got root, but unfortunately there were RBAC policies in place which restricted what i could do with root, so unfortunately i couldn't take full control and run ./t-dub .. perhaps if i had run steroids, i might have been able to run t-dub, but, that would have ruined my 365*(predicted age max) uptime on my selfOS (human server), probably leading to a sooner death, as cancerous_pollups_in_shrunken_testicles.kld would probably emerge.

HTP.

that's kind of how i always viewed training, hacking the CNS.. trying to take advantage of 'hidden CNS resources' that are only available during peroids of extreme stress (violent/possibly life or death situations).

peace man

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: chasing athleticism
« on: May 01, 2012, 03:04:28 am »
sup man, why did you choose the nick 'entropy'? curious..

every time i read your nick, i picture myself banging on my keyboard & if i had a mouse, wiggling it around like crazy.. to improve the entropy pool for /dev/random when generating RSA keys.

wut.

pc man.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: May 01, 2012, 03:02:13 am »
./bot(bot_test_stuff_init+0) [0x8050390]:returned
 ./bot(bot_global_signal_hooks+0) [0x805a2d0]:entered
./bot(bot_global_signal_hooks+0) [0x805a2d0]:returned
 ./bot(bot_global_defaults+0) [0x805ac30]:entered
./bot(bot_global_defaults+0) [0x805ac30]:returned
 ./bot(bot_global_conf_parse+0) [0x805a640]:entered
  ./bot(bot_global_conf_dir+0) [0x805a400]:entered
   ./bot(str_unite+0) [0x8052dd0]:entered
    ./bot(bot_strdup_fmt+0) [0x805c140]:entered
     ./bot(strstrip_nl+0) [0x8051f60]:entered
    ./bot(strstrip_nl+0) [0x8051f60]:returned
     ./bot(dlist_Dinsert_after+0) [0x8055c50]:entered
      ./bot(dlist_Dinsert_after+0) [0x8055c50]:entered
     ./bot(dlist_Dinsert_after+0) [0x8055c50]:returned
      ./bot(dlist_Dinsert_after+0) [0x8055c50]:entered
     ./bot(dlist_Dinsert_after+0) [0x8055c50]:returned
    ./bot(dlist_Dinsert_after+0) [0x8055c50]:returned
   ./bot(bot_strdup_fmt+0) [0x805c140]:returned
  ./bot(str_unite+0) [0x8052dd0]:returned
   ./bot(bot_global_conf_dir+0) [0x805a400]:entered
  ./bot(bot_global_conf_dir+0) [0x805a400]:returned
   ./bot(bot_free_fmt+0) [0x805bf60]:entered
    ./bot(dlist_next_retarded+0) [0x80550d0]:entered
   ./bot(dlist_next_retarded+0) [0x80550d0]:returned
    ./bot(dlist_remove+0) [0x8055280]:entered
   ./bot(dlist_remove+0) [0x8055280]:returned
 
# ./trace_print /darqbot/.darqbot/debug/trace |wc -l
401743

lul.

i wish their code set flags to tell you what type of 'function' you're in.. would help.

that output is from a small "trace_print" program, which takes a raw trace file, and prints it out tree'd..

i log the 'time()' to the raw file, so, eventually when im bored, i can add the ability for trace_print to tell me how long each function took to complete.. that will be kind of cool but we're talking nanoseconds here for the most part.

peace

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: May 01, 2012, 02:36:57 am »
improved my 'prologue/epilogue tracer' since my last post.. this one is WAY better, absolutely sick never knew until now, that i could do this..

using gcc -finstrument-functions, you can add a hook to the prologue and epilogue of EVERY function/call/inline function/macro that you actually compile.... so now i dont even need to edit the source code to include my debugging info.. this trace resulted in a 500MB file within 1 minute of running my bot, lmao.. so i added a "trace only" config option, which means, i can trace based on a per-bot basis... such as:

efnet trace on

so now, all processing specific to that bot struct, will get logged to the trace file.. ill post some of the trace later.. here's an example code to illustrate how beast -finstrument-functions is..

Code: [Select]
#include <stdio.h>


void __cyg_profile_func_enter (void *this_fn, void *call_site)
  __attribute__ ((no_instrument_function));

void __cyg_profile_func_exit (void *this_fn, void *call_site)
  __attribute__ ((no_instrument_function));

void
__cyg_profile_func_enter (void *this_fn, void *call_site)
{

  printf ("enter: addr=%p\n", this_fn);
  return;
}

void
__cyg_profile_func_exit (void *this_fn, void *call_site)
{
  printf ("exit: addr=%p\n", this_fn);
  return;
}


void
foo (void)
{

  puts ("foo called");

  return;
}

int
main (int argc, char **argv[])
{

  puts ("main called");

  foo ();
}

the __cyg name is apparently based on cygnus, who developed that code which was implemented into gcc...

thankful something like that exists, really gives you a TON of new options regarding debugging etc.

peace

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: May 01, 2012, 02:31:22 am »
^Not exactly. I'm working with a client to develop an app so that payment information is loaded into a QR code.

Basically phone 1 makes the QR code, phone 2 takes a picture and money is transferred. The OCR thing is another functionallity they want for those who don't download the app.

I haven't tried OCRopus. I have downloaded and played with tesseract and a million other libraries and they all sorta break on some of the cards. Tomorrow I will give OCRopus a try.... If that doesn't work I am gonna have to convert to Pgm and do this by hand (really don't want to!). So we will see....

sounds fun.. just wondering, how long do you have, to deliver that solution? sounds ilke an intense project, given the variety of card's.

maybe OCRopus will save the day.. g'luq.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: April 30, 2012, 10:34:19 pm »
http://www.adarq.org/forum/lets-nerd-the-f-out/random-nerdout-programs-written-by-adarq-org-members/msg70003/

got alot done today, so tired..

Your really diving in head-first into programming! You know anything about OCR? I have to write a OCR credit card reader for a client! Make that your next project!

nope, no experience with OCR.
Quote
"  The next step of using OCR for payments is apparently in the Credit Card payments sector. Mobile Credit Card payments are
  becoming quite popular in recent months with hardware scanners/swipe accessories. AisleBuyer is now using the same
  methodology as mobile banking apps do with depositing checks. By taking a picture of the customer's credit card, the app
  uses OCR to extract the credit card number and use that to process the transaction. With no need for potentially expensive
  hardware accessories, the barrier for entry to mobile credit card payments is drastically lowered.

  As a tech enthusiast, I think this is an awesome idea and will make life so much easier for people that want to take
  mobile credit card payments.
"

pretty cool.. that's what you're planning to do?




Quote
"            I have successfully used ocropus (The best open source OCR software sponsored by Google) for similar
            tasks. http://code.google.com/p/ocropus/

            Beyond character recognition, it can also analyze the layout of the image and locate the name.

 "


perhaps that may help?

pc man

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Boxing / Re: Bernard Hopkins vs Chad Dawson
« on: April 29, 2012, 11:48:44 pm »
Predictions for the rematch?

Hopkins by UD. I feel Dawson will go for some knockouts though which will also make him vulnerable to a knockout, but idk how much power Hopkins has left.

lol..

burnart hopkins, *snooze*

he did fight good though, i mean, good for what he does.. he looked sharp, great shape, fast.. hard to imagine he's like 80 years old..

dawson seemed genuinely impressed in the post fight interview.. he gave bhop tons of props.. i think dawson thought he would hurt him.

god damn @ burnttart's head, cannon ball head.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: April 29, 2012, 02:44:48 am »
sick, i've separated the "protocols" from the "communication" layers.. so i can have the bot connect via:

+proto irc
+comm raw

^^ IRC protocol, raw layer, just normal send/recv's/connect etc..

or i could do this:

+proto irc
+comm ssl

now it uses ssl :F

sick..

darqbot has been transitioning from an irc bot into a full fledged "bot bot".. it's going to be able to do so much more now that i've added a bunch of function pointers in the bot_t struct.. this allows for other services to be utilized, such as http, icecast/shoutcast, file operations, etc... it's becoming versatile but damn is it growing..

i wish i had gone this route initially, it's been tough reorganizing all of this code, and i'm still not happy with it.. i doubt i'll modify it exactly how i want though, that will take a bit longer than i'm willing to accept for the time being.

/* hooks based on conf */
int (*fn_init)(struct bot *);
int (*fn_fini)(struct bot *);
void (*fn_defaults)(struct bot *);
int (*fn_connect)(struct bot *);
int (*fn_connect_init)(struct bot *);
int (*fn_disconnect)(struct bot *);
ssize_t (*fn_recv)(struct bot *);
ssize_t (*fn_recv_actual)(struct bot *, char *, int);
int (*fn_send)(struct bot *);
ssize_t (*fn_send_actual)(struct bot *, char *, int);
int (*fn_handle_text)(struct bot *);
int (*fn_listen)(struct bot *);
void (*fn_evhook)(int, short, void *);
void (*fn_evhook_accept)(int, short, void *);
void * fn_data_proto;
void * fn_data_comm;

so now with those function pointers, you can override the "default irc behavior" and completely separate it from irc..

i'm going to create an ircd.conf for it, so that i can irc directly into the bot to control it and/or watch ALL communications that it is processing, via this 'sink' thing im writing.

every send function has to support 'sinks', which allow me to tap into raw sent/recv'd data and send it wherever i want.

peace

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Boxing / seth mitchell prediction
« on: April 28, 2012, 10:42:53 pm »
22:25 < ng_> relax
22:25 < ng_> nope
22:25 < Southpaw> id laugh
22:25 < ng_> mithell going to ko 3rd oun
22:25 < ng_> round
22:25 < Southpaw> mitchell aint shit
22:25 < ng_> u aint shit

:D

crazy come back.. he was so wrecked in round 1.

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: ADARQ's journal
« on: April 26, 2012, 07:11:07 am »
finally figured out how i'm going to do nesting/recursive parsing.. using ^().. ^() will substitue the resulting string, whereever it is used.. unlimited nesting, anywhere in a line.

previously, you could only use pipes or the alias command..

ie

^echo hi my name is |^echo Mike

or to modify the name mike:

^echo hi my name is |^:|^caps mike

so the issue there is 'separators', the ^: command.. it works but, you can't nest and you always have to pipe..

with this, i'll be able to do..

^echo hi my name is ^(^echo mike)

or for the second example

first level nesting:
^echo hi my name is ^(^caps mike)

2nd level nesting:
^echo hi my name is ^(^echo ^(^caps mike))

that's a very basic example, but as you can see, much more versatile.. i can now substitue text into the function parameter of the trigger, such as:

^sort(^(^rand forc backc randc)) hi my name is mike

which will sort "hi my name is mike" randomly, forward, backward, or random, (per char)..

end trainer-mike example.




just wrote this func up real quick, pretty cool too, ^rf = random function

06:52 <@z> ^e hello bro what the hell is up|^rf(^echo:::^sort:::^leet(3):::^reverse:::^moby)
06:52 < KoC> hello bro what the hell is up
06:52 <@z> ^e hello bro what the hell is up|^rf(^echo:::^sort:::^leet(3):::^reverse:::^moby)
06:52 < KoC> nod bro what the lower world is distend
06:52 <@z> ^e hello bro what the hell is up|^rf(^echo:::^sort:::^leet(3):::^reverse:::^moby)
06:52 < KoC> h31|_() ]3/2() \\'}{4+ +h3 ]-[31|_ !$ |_|p
06:52 <@z> ^e hello bro what the hell is up|^rf(^echo:::^sort:::^leet(3):::^reverse:::^moby)
06:52 < KoC> pu si lleh eht tahw orb olleh
06:52 <@z> ^e hello bro what the hell is up|^rf(^echo:::^sort:::^leet(3):::^reverse:::^moby)
06:52 < KoC> pu si lleh eht tahw orb olleh
06:52 <@z> ^e hello bro what the hell is up|^rf(^echo:::^sort:::^leet(3):::^reverse:::^moby)
06:52 < KoC> pu si lleh eht tahw orb olleh
06:52 <@z> ^e hello bro what the hell is up|^rf(^echo:::^sort:::^leet(3):::^reverse:::^moby)
06:52 < KoC> hello bro what the hell is up
06:52 <@z> ^e hello bro what the hell is up|^rf(^echo:::^sort:::^leet(3):::^reverse:::^moby)
06:52 < KoC> smile bro what the noise is prefer
 

small example.. picks a random func based on the list wthin the parameter brackets ().



ok other than that.. fixed alot of little bugs today.. started a slight framework for a more robust mongodb add/get system, using stdarg..

bot_mongo_add(bot, "name", "ADARQ", "age", 50, "vert", 51.5) ... this creates structures inside the mongodb in a more dynamic manner, much more versatile.. i need this because i need to use mongodb more, for storing info that module need.. i have a bunch of modules storing info, but, they have their own routines for the most part.. now i can just use one function.

ok finally, i need to figure out how to sift through stack frames/arguments/local variables, there must be a way.. im compiling with -ggdb after all.. so there must be some sort of api/library i can use to access that data, i want to print it out with the ^frame or ^stack or ^reg or ^examine triggers.

peace

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Progress Journals & Experimental Routines / Re: THE DREAM JOURNAL
« on: April 26, 2012, 03:36:11 am »
since i've stopped training, i havn't really been able to remember my dreams. when i was training hard, every night i'd dream up some crazy ish and remember it, very vivid stuff.

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Basketball / Re: new name, same animal
« on: April 25, 2012, 02:24:19 pm »
the bigger problem, in my opinion, is that there is nobody in the nba that will teach artest a lesson.. i mean, this guy does dirty shit all the time and gets away with it.

you think he'd get away with that if barkley/lambier/rodman etc were around?

that elbow was criminal, he could have inflicted much more damage if it had landed flush on his eye socket for example.

artest is a bum.

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