102100+ entries in 0.064s
mircea_popescu: prolly should look into
the concept of "unearned income".
technically money you were paid for services you've not yet rendered belongs
to
the customers' equity line.
mircea_popescu: ah,
the rest because you booked some yearly contracts, i see, i see.
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes, you're confusing
the concept of par value for shares (which is 0.00001 considering you issued 1.1mn on 11 btc capital) with book value per share, a different item.
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes, more shockingly, can you explain how
the hell you folks posted a 0.55620116 ebidta gain
this period ? i mean i get it, sold .4 worth of equity ; but
the rest ?!
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes, it's also
terrible practice
that i read "tooling" and
then "zip
ties" and "llave". srsly now, put
them all in
tooling and ((enum)) if need be.
a111: Logged on 2018-05-04 20:12 ben_vulpes: what is better about
this?
mod6: Oh, on
the good side
today! I went
to
that .ua place again for a fantastic ruben... and bought some of
their sweet italian sausages, and smoked cheddarworst.
ben_vulpes: but go on about
the numbers
that interest you
ben_vulpes: no not really, it's more interesting later on in
the
trajectory "revenues on assets of whatever"
ben_vulpes: this is very much not standard practice
tho, and imho better
to show a conservative estimate of what assets are (losing value month by month)
than
to inflate possibly controversially
the valance sheet
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: it's an accounting practice; we could in
theory only depreciate
the SSDs and hold
the machines onthebooks forever
to reflect your view
that
the iron doesn't actually lose value.
mod6: Also, in your first
table (nitpick) : s/S.NG/S.MG/
mod6: Question for ya: Is
the depreciation (monthly) of UY2 really 0.33333333 ? Or maybe is supposed
to be 0.03333333 ?
mod6: ben_vulpes:
thanks for
the posting of
the April Report!
mod6: ugh
that was brutal. nothing says "friday afternoon" like an impromptu VLAN renumbering.
BingoBoingo: If
they could communicate,
the would probably
try insisting
they are merely deaf but
their movement patterns and posturing betray deficits beyond hearing loss.
BingoBoingo: ben_vulpes: Sorry about
the join/parts. I will put a bouncer on
the punch list. Moved
the
terminal
to do some relaxed balcony computing only
to discover
this weekend's crowd is a bunch of non-verbal retards here for some sort of convention.
ben_vulpes: could i possibly induce you
to set up a bouncer on
the shared machine so i can
tabcomplete your name after you close your laptop?
BingoBoingo: Take your
time, do math, and come up with a counter offer.
a111: Logged on 2016-04-07 17:41 asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: easy, just don't use
the idiot ieee float
phf: i don't know what
they did in sbcl
that it gives 8.75863727 locally, but with double float cmucl gives 8.758457270000001 and with double-double-float it's 8.75845727w0
ben_vulpes: next month
this all goes into a database
ben_vulpes: hey
trinque wouldja share your definition for bitcoin_amount
mircea_popescu: even more amusingly : diana_coman spent
the past
two days working with floats. not entirely unrelated problems.
trinque: isn't a programming environment sure, batshit language, yes, but all *these* sorts of problems were worn off by
the flow of industry over
the surface
ben_vulpes: genuinely
thought
that i had forgotten my kindergarten subtraction algorithms for a moment
ben_vulpes: trinque:
the error reproduces in
the ios "pcalc" but not in
the google calculator
trinque: ben_vulpes: hm dunno
then.
mircea_popescu: trinque> with
the precision set
to
the appropriate range <<
this is
the important part.
ben_vulpes: and no, unformatted, returning values
to
the repl
trinque: recall I saw
this with
the deedbot wallet?
type is
too small
trinque: ben_vulpes: are you using format on
the output?
ben_vulpes: see
the line i sent
to candi_lustt just a moment ago
trinque: or use
the python "Decimal"
type, with strings passed
to constructor
ben_vulpes: of course satoshi had
to pick a number of decimals guaranteed
to break everything in
the world.
ben_vulpes: well
that only looks correct because of
truncation, sbcl locally sez '8.75863727'
trinque: with
the precision set
to
the appropriate range
mircea_popescu: yeah,
they lost
that whole
thing. intel's getting cisco'd.
a111: Logged on 2018-05-03 19:29 asciilifeform experimentally ordered , from shitazon, a qty of jumper cables for connection of FG
to rockchippen,
to be mailed
to BingoBoingo , claims
they will be received by may
the 10th
diana_coman: lobbes, indeed; pushgetblocks patch seems
to keep hdd node at
the
top without any problem
lobbes ended up getting a cheap dedi out in kansas or w/e for 25 bezzlebux. Soley for
trb-ing. Drawback is it has hdd, but going
to
try and use
the aggressive pushgetblocks patch. Seems like diana_coman had nice results with similar experimentation
a111: Logged on 2018-05-04 18:52 mircea_popescu: in
the end we came up with a wetware replacement for having
to write python wrappers for sql. GO A
TEAM!
lobbes: Phew. Now I can focus on getting
trb node up
this weekend (hit some barfs last night when building, will post details
tonight). Also, logbot-based
tickerbot is getting closer (tm)
to existing >>
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-05-04#1809600 ☝︎ trinque: doesn't bother me
then, folks can let me know if
they want
to receive.
trinque: could, but
the
thing is dumb and shall hit your rss once per person
mircea_popescu: in
the end we came up with a wetware replacement for having
to write python wrappers for sql. GO A
TEAM!
☟︎ mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, feel free
to even quote
the choicier bits in
the logs.
the only problem is
the wall, really.
mircea_popescu: oh and a spiffy
thing
that is indeed! i'm like an eagle with my comments now.
trinque: asciilifeform: optionally I can aim
this at you, just like mircea_popescu's
trilema comments
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> well, considering from experience few locals have even half
that
to play with, should make survival possible. <<
The locals have
their parents and grandparents
to live with.