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mircea_popescu: what barbarian apostasy is this, the talisman of
book ?
phf: is the idea that ascii can read
book, or whatever, can even give me copy to read, or whatever, but ultimately there's not going to be library of b-a, because only relevant knowledge is whatever ascii or i (in this example) say in the logs, how we got there is our own business?
mircea_popescu: (i lie, i never read the actual
book, it was online or it wouldn't have existed.)
mircea_popescu: and im not linking to the
book. because, elementary, can't. because IT is fucking islam.
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> again those tend to be findable in clean scan ALREADY << But yes, reason these are available in clean scan is exactly not fancy "
book scannzors" but likely sensible people who know to lop the spine off and just do the sheetfed thing.
thestringpuller: BingoBoingo: that's pretty ingenius. going to tell people that next time someone asks me how to "scan a
book"
BingoBoingo: Also for that purpose get the trade paperback of the
book.
BingoBoingo: <copypaste> I thought it had all the moving parts of a pro one; automatic page turning and so on << Faster still is cutting the spine off of
book and using sheet fed scanner
assbot: Logged on 10-11-2015 13:30:52; copypaste: I've seen current professional
book scanners, they are huge and cost $10K USD minimum
copypaste: I've seen current professional
book scanners, they are huge and cost $10K USD minimum
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assbot: Logged on 07-11-2015 14:51:09; punkman: "The
book, Crash Override: How To Save The Internet From Itself, is a memoir", "Pascal Pictures won the bidding war for rights to the
book, and Scarlett Johannson is circling the project, apparently very keen to play Zoe."
punkman: "The
book, Crash Override: How To Save The Internet From Itself, is a memoir", "Pascal Pictures won the bidding war for rights to the
book, and Scarlett Johannson is circling the project, apparently very keen to play Zoe."
☟︎ mircea_popescu: bwahahaha, ok : ""But that
book was written in 1908. Based on what I've seen on Downton Abbey, things were a lot different then."
mircea_popescu: that's the MAIN thing every single course
book etc on physics says. and it is INSANE.
mircea_popescu: this could perhaps be a pretty uncanny
book : the future of europe, with the white harlots living naked in the street and the proper arab girls living burka'd in the house.
mircea_popescu proceeds to re-read the "sociological order
book" thing. yup, makes perfect sense. cryptography, who needs it when they've got "best business practices" and pr and whatnot. mainstream media! valuable knowledge and know-how! etc!
assbot: Logged on 21-08-2015 23:21:00; mircea_popescu: "Welcome, kiddo, to how the real world works. You go ahead and place your crazy protest bids way off in the bottom of the sociological order
book and scream that someday, SOMEDAY, the market will come down to meet you, and you will be vindicated.
mircea_popescu: "Wolf Dad" wrote a
book called Beat Them Into Peking University.
jurov: would bitcoin run on the lions
book system?
mike_c: i've been saving the order
book every few minutes for years.
assbot: Logged on 05-03-2015 22:12:49; mike_c: well, I not only have a clue, i have the order
book history :)
adlai: no offense, but despite all your babblings about how your sorceror's apprentice must speak russian, the moment when i realized i've got to learn russian only came after finishing that
book davout: so today, i had a customer complain by e-mail that he had trouble getting in front of everyone in the order
book, and that it was a bad experience
mircea_popescu: "Ponder that flippant run-on sentence for its hidden truth. Who judges whom? What are the criteria for becoming a judge? It's not popularity; nor the sophistication of the staff and writers; or the insight of a director. In the hierarchy of authenticity and truth, which one is at the top? Why can Variety call someone "internet obsessed" but no one can call Variety a "comic
book" which, as I am about to show, it is
pete_dushenski: vulpes_a_hopital i'll get you the name of the
book in the morning
BingoBoingo: Actually went to a meeting tonight. Was gifted a
book of extraordinary size.
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: well, it's all the media of the new republic. << This was my point. The 'intellectual property' or whatever you want to call it spawning from qntra is the value. For instance a movie or
book, or some other form of media published under qntra. I see royalties in the future perhaps?
thestringpuller: iirc "What If?" (munroe's
book) did quite well. i had a dream about a Qntra
book.
hanbot: Patron has written industry-leading research on the opportunities and implications which come from cryptocurrency such as his recently published
book Bitcoin: An Internet of Money which has been one of the most positively-received publications in the cryptocurrency space, garnering 5,000+ downloads to date as an educational and open-sourced research compilation.
shinohai: Or I can turn off the TV and read an actual
book ....
mircea_popescu: that
book is useful to people ~with independent clincal experience~, even if it is read first, before the experience is actually had (on the expecation that it will sturcture the comparatively more expensive process of actual clinical exposure, thus gettiong more bang per buck)
mircea_popescu: you know, the ancient "sophomore's disease", where young minds encountering the big
book of medical semiology for the first time diagnose themselves with everything is not MERELY an amusing story.
shinohai: I would gladly put that
book on my mantelpiece if you were to pen it.
mircea_popescu: which is just another restatement of "people are insane" which is pretty much the oldest observation in the
book that everyone keeps restating self-importantly and lo, it's voltaire! it's nietsche! it's existentialism! it's your grandmother vigin! etgc
ascii_field has never even ~seen~ printed, dead-tree porn outside of an antiquarian
book shop
mircea_popescu: otherwise you get a disaster of commons situation where 5k services are stuck doing things because you were bored one evening. that might work for a woman's
book club\
mircea_popescu: anyway, leach, great
book. i dun think i understood most of it, but nevertheless.
mircea_popescu: wouldn't you think, if you decide in your late 40s to switch gears and open a wanna-be wine shop, that you pick up the fucking
book of how to pack, do exercises in your garage, something ?
ascii_field: grep his
book (on my www warez dir, in the logz)
thestringpuller: ascii_field: I have it. Just too afraid to open it. (dragon
book)
mircea_popescu: (and the disruption eulora brings to the table doesn't end here, incidentally. the above requirements as to change are why while i'm in generall all for open source, i will never share the fucking server code. it's not just that easy copying of the "exam rule
book" so to speak makes the exam unworthy of taking, and therefore the game more boring. it's more importantly that i have to conserve for myself the space of mov
ascii_field: thestringpuller: 'Since 2001-09-11, great stocks of (unclassified) information have been purged from US government sites. Various fellow travelers (see below) maintain partial archives. Relevant conference proceedings (high-density physics, etc) get snapped up on used
book sites quickly.' << learn ru.
funkenstein_: people don't have to give a shit, nor crack a
book. but then bringing it up as if they did give a shit doesn't seem productive does it?
pete_dushenski: to paraphrase the simpsons comic
book guy : best. fall. ever.
mircea_popescu: (clearing, obviously, is a term of art, in finance. it's the process whereby definite items are recognized by others. very similar to the function of a torens title registrar, or the births
book, or the military despatches.)
mircea_popescu: contrary to how the
book might read, it's not watson or wilson or w/e his name is that's begging.
assbot: Logged on 21-09-2015 09:01:16; punkman: "There is an accusation that current British Prime minister David Cameron 'put his genitals in the mouth of a dead pig' in a frat style initiation ceremony. The
book was co-written by one of his former colleagues and one of the biggest donors to Cameron's political party."
punkman: "There is an accusation that current British Prime minister David Cameron 'put his genitals in the mouth of a dead pig' in a frat style initiation ceremony. The
book was co-written by one of his former colleagues and one of the biggest donors to Cameron's political party."
☟︎ mircea_popescu: (spoiler : boy meets girl at insane asylum. neither is a visitor. she "is an artist". he "is writing a
book", about DSM, of course, because what better qualifies one as an expert in the field than being insane.)
punkman: "Crypto keys leak, loss and theft happens, but disclosure of passphrase like Assange's to journo to
book for State cables a classic PR ploy."
ascii_field: this one actually makes the antonopoulos
book look good!
ag3nt_zer0: phf: interesting. becauseas I understand it guenon used to travel in the theosophist circles in france until he rejected them in favor of a more rigorous "traditionalism" - he even wrote a
book about it - Theosophy: history of a pseudo religion - I think it was called... so i guess it could be asserted that he was still "unconsciously" operating under some of their errors but 1) it seems odd to think that a person with an
ag3nt_zer0: btw if anyone can prove the "assertions" in that
book (crisis of the modern world - rene guenon) false, useless, or shitty in another way... I would love it because I read it as truth...
trinque: nah haven't read that yet; got buried under that
book on CLOS and assorted meatspace work
BingoBoingo: Sold 89
book with 89 back in college for booze money
BingoBoingo: I haven't found that yet. Prolly ought to order used
book, because damned if I am trusting this to pdf
mircea_popescu: (for the record the
book isn't very good, but hey. pulp fiction._
ascii_field: gernika: that was the problem. the
book helped to bury him.