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00:03:47 <phaazon> I’m wondering, has anyone tried to do to Haskell’s Generics what Rust did with serde?
00:04:01 <phaazon> i.e. have an « interface » package for serializing in a generic way
00:04:12 <phaazon> and have specific codec package implementing the interface?
00:04:37 <phaazon> back in the days, I used to use aeson and generic instances
00:05:25 <phaazon> I remember providing FromJSON and ToJSON instances via the generics interface but I don’t recall using a « bridge » like serde
00:06:47 <yushyin> eldritchcookie[m: https://github.com/ezyang/thesis/releases/download/rev20170925/main.pdf
00:08:03 <Axman6> eldritchcookie[m: the big one is having type specialised data structures, you can have a Map Int ByteString with both key and value unpacked into the Map constructors, saving a lot of memory and indirection
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00:24:55 <eldritchcookie[m> sorry that example is unclear to me, how would you have polymorphism?
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01:08:26 <Axman6> eldritchcookie[m: you use backpack to define the structure, and then you specialise for the types you actually use
01:09:04 <Axman6> see https://hackage.haskell.org/package/unpacked-containers
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02:01:41 <ghostbuster> omg.. how did i not know that 'set comprehensions' in math are analogous to list comprehensions.. i've used them in multiple math courses without ever knowing they were called that
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02:16:07 <albet70> how 'uncurry' is defined?
02:16:57 <albet70> since you don't know how many parameters a function would have
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02:26:12 <monochrom> It assumes two. Exactly two. No more no less.
02:27:12 <monochrom> But you could have discovered by just using @type uncurry
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03:02:33 <albet70> f a == apply f a; f a == id f a; apply == id?
03:03:08 <albet70> any function is fixed-point on apply or id?
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03:06:42 <Axman6> @djinn (a -> b -> c) -> (a,b) -> c
03:06:42 <lambdabot> f a (b, c) = a b c
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05:07:01 <Mafs> Just watched Mathologer's video about the partition function
05:07:05 <Mafs> > fix((1:).map(sum.zipWith(*)(concat$zipWith((.flip replicate 0).(:))(cycle[1,1,-1,-1])$concat$zipWith((.(:[])).(:))[0..][2,4..])).zipWith((reverse.).take)[1..].cycle.(:[]))
05:07:06 <lambdabot> [1,1,2,3,5,7,11,15,22,30,42,56,77,101,135,176,231,297,385,490,627,792,1002,1...
05:07:20 <Mafs> God, I love this language
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05:42:38 <Axman6> Mafs: thats regex levels of unreadable XD
05:42:54 <Mafs> Axman6: thank you
05:43:13 <Mafs> If you watch Mathologer's video it will be somewhat more clear
05:43:25 <Mafs> Hm
05:43:38 <sm> ha you should come read some haskell tiny games
05:43:45 <Mafs> > fix((1:).map(sum.zipWith(*)([1,1]).zipWith((reverse.).take)[1..].cycle.(:[]))
05:43:47 <lambdabot> <hint>:1:78: error:
05:43:47 <lambdabot> parse error (possibly incorrect indentation or mismatched brackets)
05:44:10 <Mafs> > fix((1:).map(sum.zipWith(*)[1,1].zipWith((reverse.).take)[1..].cycle.(:[])))
05:44:12 <lambdabot> error:
05:44:12 <lambdabot> • No instance for (Num [()]) arising from a use of ‘e_11111’
05:44:12 <lambdabot> • In the expression: e_11111
05:44:18 <Mafs> nevermind haha
05:44:28 <Mafs> sm: where can I read them?
05:44:31 <Axman6> you can /msg lambdabot
05:45:10 <sm> https://github.com/haskell-game/tiny-games-hs Mafs
05:45:25 <sm> or #haskell-game
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05:45:33 <Mafs> Danke
05:45:52 <Mafs> This is cute and I like it
05:46:30 <sm> also check this out, a wasm in me: https://tristancacqueray.github.io/tiny-game-haskell-wasm
05:46:46 <sm> a wasm one. bbl
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05:48:10 <Axman6> oh my
05:51:41 <Mafs> > fix((1:).map(sum.zipWith(*)[1,1]).zipWith((reverse.).take)[1..].cycle.(:[]))
05:51:43 <lambdabot> [1,1,2,3,5,8,13,21,34,55,89,144,233,377,610,987,1597,2584,4181,6765,10946,17...
05:51:46 <Mafs> There we go :)
05:51:56 <Mafs> Fibs for free
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05:53:12 <Mafs> Tiny haskell games are maybe a bit too small, but I really think that you could get a program that would dump a full album's worth of electronic music in maybe 32k of haskell
05:55:16 <Mafs> Just look at this https://github.com/haskell-game/tiny-games-hs/blob/main/hackage/tetris/tetris-clean.hs
05:55:35 <Mafs> Beautiful, thank you guys for introducing me to this
05:55:52 <Mafs> It's getting late though, I'll never come back
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06:57:23 <Inst> this is weird, not sure if it's an issue with my configuration
06:57:27 <Inst> -package decided to stop working on me
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07:10:05 <andrewboltachev> Inside of ghci shell, how is it possible to view history?
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07:10:25 <andrewboltachev> (instead of just pressing the "up" key)
07:12:42 <mauke> :!cat ~/.ghc/ghci_history
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07:13:36 <andrewboltachev> thanks :-)
07:14:20 <andrewboltachev> I've 5min ago called "tail" on this file and thought "oh, it saves just 10 lines or so", not realizing it's calling tail :-)
07:14:25 <andrewboltachev> *I'm calling
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07:45:17 <akegalj> why `:t (\x -> x) :: a %1 -> a` typechecks but `:t (\x -> let c = x in c) :: a %1 -> a` ? Why is let binding a problem when I am using it exactly once
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07:46:13 <Inst> i'm wondering if someone can help me figure out why cabal insnt' installing into global repos
07:46:58 <akegalj> Inst: you mean why `cabal install` installs binaries globaly?
07:47:12 <Inst> basically, if i do cabal install right now, i get a dist-newstyle folder
07:47:28 <Inst> and i can't get -package on ghc or ghci
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07:48:23 <akegalj> Inst: you get local dist-newstyle folder where it builds the project, and then copies built binary to global PATH
07:48:32 <Inst> yes, except that there's no project
07:48:39 <Inst> if i do it in root, i still get dist-newstyle
07:48:46 <akegalj> aha, let me check
07:49:13 <mauke> what do you mean by "can't get -package"?
07:49:48 <akegalj> Inst: when running cabal install in a fresh directory I get `cabal: Invalid package ID: .`
07:50:10 <Inst> on ghci, if i use cabal to install
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07:50:34 <akegalj> Inst: what is exact command that you are running ?
07:50:41 <mauke> <interactive>:1:1: error: Variable not in scope: cabal
07:50:43 <Inst> well, i sued to, it uploaded into a global package repository, but the underlying files were hidden
07:51:00 <Inst> so i could unhide it in ghci or ghc with the -package flag
07:52:40 <Inst> https://downloads.haskell.org/ghc/latest/docs/users_guide/packages.html
07:52:48 <Inst> so i think my cabal isn't adding to ghc-pkg
07:53:36 <sclv> correct. cabal install doesn’t do that anymore
07:53:43 <sclv> its a whole different
07:53:46 <sclv> model
07:54:44 <Inst> when did that change?
07:54:52 <sclv> cabal v1-install still exists and does that, but i very much encourage you to read cabal documentation and instead use the new model
07:55:20 <sclv> v2-install has been around since cabal 2.4 but became the default about two years ago?
07:55:41 <Inst> weird, because i had cabal running under old behavior for a long time
07:56:01 <Inst> even after repeated nukes of GHCup and GHC
07:56:03 <Inst> from 2022
07:56:07 <Inst> or even 2021
07:56:10 <sclv> well yeah if it was an older cabal and you didn’t update it :-)
07:56:47 <Inst> as in, it shouldn't dump to --lib
07:56:59 <Inst> but it should dump to global package repository, update ghc-pkg
07:57:07 <sclv> i think it became the default with cabal 3, and we’re on 3.8 now
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07:57:47 <sclv> yes. it understand what you are saying. that no longer happens. we have v2-install and v2-build now and its way better!
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07:58:11 <Inst> v2 install iirc is bugged
07:58:39 <sclv> everyone has been using it for years
07:58:50 <sclv> and it is actively developed and fixed
07:58:58 <sclv> and v1 will eventually be end of lifed
07:58:58 <Inst> oh for chrying out loud
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07:59:14 <Inst> i just tried v1 install and a seem to have --libed by default
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08:01:09 <Inst> so i have no freaking clue how i achieved the weird behaviorwherein cabal install doesn't install locally but globally, however, it dumps it into ghc-pkg hidden
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08:02:07 <sclv> are you aware of env files?
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08:02:25 <sclv> perhaps you have one of those lying around
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10:06:33 <mastarija> I'm implementing my own lenses for practice, and I'm currently working on `Ixed` class. Am I correct in understanding that I can only get `ix`-th element of a list if those list elements are `Monoid`s?
10:06:41 <mastarija> e.g.
10:07:02 <mastarija> view (ix 1) ["hello", "world"] -- works
10:07:27 <mastarija> view (ix 1) [1, 2] -- doesn't and complains about not having a monoid instance
10:08:58 <mastarija> So, I get that `ix n` results in a traversal which has `Traversal` as a type. And traversal has `Applicative` constraint.
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10:09:36 <mastarija> Since I've specified the type of `view` to:
10:09:38 <mastarija> type View r s a = (a -> Const r a) -> s -> Const r s
10:10:03 <mastarija> `Const` can only be applicative if `r` is a `Monoid`
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10:13:41 <mastarija> So, basically. I can't get an i-th element of a list using `ix i`? Haven't really tried this on a lens library, but looking at the types it seems like it should expect the same `Monoid` constraint on elements of a list.
10:14:22 <[Leary]> mastarija: Rather than `Const a`, consider something like `Const (Data.Monoid.First a)`.
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10:17:47 <mastarija> [Leary]: you mean, I should specialise my `view` to something like this:
10:17:50 <mastarija> view :: ((a -> Const (First a) a) -> s -> Const (First a) s) -> s -> a
10:18:58 <mastarija> Or do you mean that I should wrap every element of a list with `First` and unwrap at the end?
10:20:15 <[Leary]> I'm not looking at the specifics of the classes and the functions here, just saying that a `Monoid` isn't as restrictive as it looks, since you can conjure them up like this. But I'd presume this detail would be hidden inside of `ix` and consistent with the more general `view`.
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10:51:21 <jackdk> :t view
10:51:22 <lambdabot> MonadReader s m => Getting a s a -> m a
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10:53:03 <jackdk> mastarija: shouldn't need monoid anything to implement view. The apparent monoid requirement is coming from the fact that `ix` returns a `Traversal'`, which induces the constraint `Applicative (Const r)` and therefore `Monoid r`. To get the first (only) element out of a traveral (prism), you should define and use `preview`
10:53:05 <jackdk> :t preview
10:53:06 <lambdabot> MonadReader s m => Getting (First a) s a -> m (Maybe a)
10:55:01 <mastarija> Aha.
10:57:50 <mastarija> jackdk: So that means, for something like getting an n-th element from a list of numbers I would need to use `preview` instead of `view`, right?
10:59:08 <jackdk> yes, because it may not exist. (`at` returns `Lens' s (Maybe a)` for things like maps where you can write back even if the element is absent). In addition to `preview`, you can also use `toListOf` or anything else that works on `Fold`s.
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11:00:05 <jackdk> > toListOf (ix 3) [1, 2]
11:00:07 <lambdabot> []
11:00:18 <jackdk> > toListOf (ix 0) [1, 2]
11:00:20 <lambdabot> [1]
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11:59:15 <eldritchcookie[m> hey can data instances be GADTs ?
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12:08:34 <c_wraith> eldritchcookie[m: yes
12:09:12 <c_wraith> eldritchcookie[m: the syntax is basically exactly what you'd expect. It should just work.
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12:10:57 <c_wraith> eldritchcookie[m: oh, there *is* one caveat. The data family needs to be polymorphic over a different type variable than the GADT is
12:11:19 <c_wraith> err. polytypic over.
12:11:49 <eldritchcookie[m> thanks, i am thinking right now and besides the friction is there any reason to use a typeclass instead of a backpack interface assuming i don't care about stack?
12:14:44 <eldritchcookie[m> it seems like anything a typeclass can do backpack can do better, when should i use a typeclass and when to use backpack?
12:16:40 <c_wraith> well, a typeclass can do inference. Chained instance resolution can put together appropriate behaviors for new combinations of types for free.
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12:19:39 <eldritchcookie[m> can you give me an example? i think i am really close to getting what you mean, do you mean like instance(Num a,Num b ) Num (a,b)
12:19:53 <c_wraith> yeah.
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12:22:15 <[Leary]> Can you even use more than one variant(?) of a signature(?) in a given module? That's a big weakness.
12:22:54 <c_wraith> You don't have to declare you're going to use Show (Int, Char) and Show (Int, Color) in advance, and you don't have to tell the entire build system about them. The compiler just chains things all around and figures it out mechanically. It's free to do that because it's a much less powerful system.
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12:24:33 <eldritchcookie[m> leary: you can just rename the signature and implementation with mixins
12:25:04 <[Leary]> I see. It sounds like a pain though.
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12:26:54 <eldritchcookie[m> is it really more powerful? like i've yet to see an example where backpack can do anything useful compared to typeclasses, i really like the idea of backpack but it seems as if it is useless in practice beyond some hack to squeeze a little bit more performance in some cases
12:28:29 <eldritchcookie[m> it seems like backpack are like injective type families a cool idea but everytime i try to use them i either find i can't or there is a better alternative
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12:31:11 <eldritchcookie[m> really sad, reality is unforgiving. to use backpack i think we will need further extensions.
12:34:54 <eldritchcookie[m> the only thing i think backpack can currently do better is that backpack can have a closed type family in the interface
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12:38:07 <maralorn> I always assumed that the biggest advantage of backpack is guaranteed specialisation?
12:39:02 <eldritchcookie[m> yes i mentioned it, performance is temporary, good abstractions are eternal
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12:41:53 <eldritchcookie[m> fmap is never going away programming in assembly will
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15:08:10 <p0lyph3m> Axman6 : hey, i read your response on the reddit post about haskell/js suitability for webdevelopment. You mentioned myrecent post twice in your response. My post was the ironic "Haskell is dead" post. At the time i found out that people didn't get that it was ironic, i was already banned from r/haskell so i couldn't even defend myself from accusations nor set things straight. I wonder who was the op that banned me, and my repl
15:10:06 <p0lyph3m> ...y was never answered. If you had somthing to do with me beeing banned, i ask you to please unban me.
15:11:04 <geekosaur> re "ironic": Poe's Law
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15:14:28 <p0lyph3m> geekosaur , irony can be a b**ch
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15:17:06 <p0lyph3m> i referenced an article, that was posted on r/programming and it wasn't of very high quality, it involved haskell and i thought i share on r/haskell , but the messenger got shot :(
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15:33:02 <raehik> why does `KnownSymbol a` only reflect down to a String >:(
15:33:43 <geekosaur> because Symbol is type level String?
15:34:33 <raehik> aw so is that how it looks in the compiler, [Char]? no Text then? :(
15:34:44 <geekosaur> right
15:36:03 <geekosaur> I have a vague recollection that at some point `Symbol` will become a type alias and they'll use `String` directly
15:36:09 <raehik> how much can I rely on GHC's optimizer to inline/expand operations on reflected values? I guess my main question is, what gets "inlined" for symbolVal, natVal
15:36:20 <geekosaur> that I don't know
15:37:27 <raehik> okie dokie. I will have a gander at generated core at some point. cheers
15:38:06 <raehik> I kinda understood why type-level nats go to Natural only (since I'd seen how ints are encoded in the compiler) but didn't apply it to symbols
15:39:24 <geekosaur> I think originally it worked a little differently for `Symbol`, but adding type level `Char` and operations between them and `Symbol` meant going the whole way to type level `String`
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15:41:00 <geekosaur> and in any case they're going that way anyway as they prepare for Dependent Haskell
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15:47:04 <raehik> yeah I'm definitely happy with that. I have two wolves inside me one likes abstractions and one likes fast low-level ops sometimes they fight
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17:22:24 <raehik> What is the {-kind-} pragma in https://hackage.haskell.org/package/base-4.17.0.0/docs/src/GHC.TypeError.html#ErrorMessage ?
17:23:04 <raehik> it's not just a comment right? can you put a comment between `data` and the data type name
17:23:50 <raehik> you can wow. soz don't worry about that question then
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18:21:39 <geekosaur> no #s so it'snot a pragma. I think they're planning ahead for `data kind …`
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18:31:47 <geekosaur> oh, I stand corrected, looks like they went with `type data` instead of `data kind` so that comment probably wants to change at some point
18:32:15 <geekosaur> (it's in 9.6.1, which is on alpha3)
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18:33:00 <geekosaur> https://github.com/ghc-proposals/ghc-proposals/blob/master/proposals/0106-type-data.rst
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19:28:04 <ph88> Where could i add the Eq class to make this type check ? https://bpa.st/73UDK
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19:29:32 <ph88> this paste is probably better https://bpa.st/3IKUQ
19:30:23 <ph88> hum small mistake in paste #2 this is paste #3 https://bpa.st/QVV3S probably best
19:30:56 <ph88> Should i use this type perhaps ? https://www.stackage.org/haddock/nightly-2023-02-14/purescript-bridge-0.15.0.0/Language-PureScript-Bridge-TypeParameters.html#t:A1
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19:35:39 <ph88> paste #4 https://bpa.st/XGDBU sorry for so many pasted i keep making little mistakes in them :/
19:35:40 <[exa]> ph88: what's the A there?
19:35:52 <ph88> [exa], https://www.stackage.org/haddock/nightly-2023-02-14/purescript-bridge-0.15.0.0/Language-PureScript-Bridge-TypeParameters.html#t:A
19:37:27 <ph88> let me try standalone deriving maybe that works ..
19:37:54 <ph88> oh .. that already worked o_O
19:38:01 <[exa]> how do you encode typeclasses into that thing?
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19:40:10 <ph88> which thing ?
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19:43:13 <[exa]> into the types that don't have the actual haskell variables but the ABCD..
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19:44:00 <c_wraith> I still want local data declarations.
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19:44:23 <ph88> [exa], i guess some magic with Generic
19:44:41 <[exa]> magiiiiiiiiiic
19:45:02 <[exa]> interesting though.
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19:48:09 <ph88> :D
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19:49:55 <ph88> is Int the same size as Int64 on a 64bits machine ?
19:50:36 <geekosaur> yes
19:51:31 <gqplox[m]> hello guys
19:52:12 <ph88> hi gqplox[m]
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19:53:31 <gqplox[m]> hows it going?
19:53:42 <gqplox[m]> i am a bit stuck on this question, and although it's not really a haskell question i will ask here anyway because you guys seem smart
19:54:02 <gqplox[m]> http://sprunge.us/Mo1jK1
19:54:04 <gqplox[m]> here is the code
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19:54:34 <gqplox[m]> basically i am given 10 ciphertexts which have been all encoded with the same pad. and an elevent which i have to try to decode
19:55:16 <gqplox[m]> i have tried to write a program to solve it, and i have a kind of solution
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19:56:10 <gqplox[m]> my program outputs Th__se_uet_mes_ag___s___htn__s__g_w_Gt_eam_cip_er__nege__uQe_th__k_y____e_rhan__n_e from that i can work out it probably is something like The secret message is stream cipher use the key 
19:56:14 <gqplox[m]> but i unsure where to go from here
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19:58:29 <mauke> if you know the plain version of any part of any ciphertext, that gives you immediate knowledge about the key
19:58:41 <mauke> since plain `xor` cipher = key
19:59:20 <mauke> you can use the partial key to decode other ciphertexts and guess more words
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19:59:24 <[exa]> gqplox[m]: do you know anything about the ciphertexts? such as they are ascii?
20:00:21 <gqplox[m]> i am assuming so
20:00:26 <gqplox[m]> i think it will be yes
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20:01:37 <gqplox[m]> i thought since it is a one time pad (here used multiple times) knowing the decryption of char at pos i will only give me info on the key to decode pos i so it won't help me get the key
20:02:02 <mauke> huh?
20:03:10 <darkling> It will give you the pad at that point, so you can get a partial decrypt of each of the messages.
20:03:29 <darkling> Some of those will give you a good idea of the missing plaintext.
20:03:55 <darkling> That then gives you the pad at more points, that you can use to find more plaintext in other messages.
20:04:15 <darkling> This isn't going to be a completely automated process, and you'll have to iterate and use some educated guessing.
20:04:29 <mauke> in your case you have a good guess that message 11 starts with `The secret message is `. you can xor that into ciphertext 11 to recover a prefix of the cipher stream
20:05:20 <gqplox[m]> i only need to figure out what ciphertext 11 says
20:05:44 <darkling> Yes, but you've got ten other ciphertexts that all give you context.
20:05:48 <mauke> yeah, but you still need to make sure of the other givens
20:05:53 <mauke> er, make use*
20:06:03 <mauke> it's like solving a crossword puzzle
20:06:13 <darkling> Assuming that each of those makes sense in its plaintext, you can do partial decrypts of those as well and use that info to make more guesses.
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20:06:55 <gqplox[m]> ohh i get it, so you're saying the same way i did the decode here to get a partial thing of c11 and figured some others out, i can do it for the other ciphertexts and then guess based on those and apply it to c11 again
20:07:24 <darkling> Yes, and each iteration you'll get more of the pad.
20:07:25 <gqplox[m]> figured some otheres out = guess surround chars in c11
20:07:25 <gqplox[m]> oh right i see, ill try that
20:07:54 <gqplox[m]> im dumb :/ thx guys ill try it
20:08:00 <darkling> You also get good verification of your guesses of the pad -- if the words make sense on all the messages, you've got the right pad. :)
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20:38:32 <Hammdist> how do I test if a string ends in "_suffix"?
20:40:40 <geekosaur> :t isSuffixOf
20:40:41 <lambdabot> Eq a => [a] -> [a] -> Bool
20:40:54 <Hammdist> hm ok thanks
20:41:10 <xerox> @src isSuffixOf
20:41:10 <lambdabot> isSuffixOf x y = reverse x `isPrefixOf` reverse y
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20:42:29 <yushyin> ^ is not how it is actually implemented
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20:43:28 <geekosaur> well, that's true of @src in general
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20:45:00 <xerox> :t (. tails) . (any . (==))
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22:37:39 <gqplox[m]> The secret message is: When using a stream cipher, never use the key more than once
22:37:39 <gqplox[m]> :)
22:38:00 <darkling> Seems reasonable. :)
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