Christopher M. Hobbs
What happens when it's almost 0230 and you were trying to learn Elixir by writing an Ethereum bytecode disassembler and you got frustrated because in your groggy state you couldn't reason through the new language so you barf it out in non-OOP Ruby because muscle memory?  A mess, that's what:  http://paste.lisp.org/display/343872

At least it (mostly) works.  I need sleep.
Apr 9, 2017 at 7:21amWeb
Show threadChristopher M. HobbsApr 9, 2017
Bonus:  it has a weird ass bug wherein sometimes it duplicates opcode bytes.  I'm sure it's a problem with the nested conditional logic that shouldn't be there anyway.  Oh well, problem for another day... https://gs.sdf.org/attachment/336064
Show threadKei KebreauApr 9, 2017
@hobbsc Memory usage at 16% and 755MB swapped out to disk?
Show threadChristopher M. HobbsApr 9, 2017
@kkebreau yep. Welcome to Ubuntu...
Show threadJoseph McCormickApr 9, 2017
@hobbsc whoa, is the code up anywhere?
Show threadChristopher M. HobbsApr 9, 2017
@esmevane it's yucky and not object oriented.  i cheated and just used strings:  http://paste.lisp.org/display/343872
Show threadChristopher M. HobbsApr 9, 2017
@esmevane it was also 2am and I was mad as hell at elixir's binary operators. << :woopwoop >>