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nubbins`: "you need to get the rats out of the kitchen and then later you'll want to make
a meal there? i think not"
jurov: and that not even for
a good discernible reason
danielpbarron: jurov, what happened again and again? people not following the rules? How is the
a strike against the rule maker?
danielpbarron: punkman, indeed that might be why private addresses became
a thing. account holders signing agreement that anything sent to that address gets credited to account. Since we know that there are side-contracts for the less-than-50-btc renewal of keys, this should be possible
nubbins`: like i said before, popescu is basically
a better-read karpeles
punkman: considering everyone is using private addresses these days, I wonder if donations are still
a thing
jurov: it goes back long time to things like the wences lawsuit, i likened the situation to mpex having
a sinkhole in the foyer
nubbins`: don't get me wrong, holding mp's feet to the fire is
a good lel
nubbins`: mp is just
a guy who plays MMORPGs and wanks on irc all day, to me
☟︎ trinque wonders at walking asciilifeform through the mechanics of
a troll
assbot: Successfully added
a rating of -3 for nubbins` with note: treats the forum like reddit, behaves like
a fool
trinque: !rate nubbins` -3 treats the forum like reddit, behaves like
a fool
trinque: !rate -3 nubbins` treats the forum like reddit, behaves like
a fool
nubbins`: so, how does everyone feel about there no longer being
a lordship?
nubbins`: trinque is too much
a fanboi to be rubbed
trinque: why? everyone got to satisfy his emotional needs, feel
a part of the process, get his voice heard.
hanbot: jesus fuck jurov, were you bitching about bad faith or not? were you using the fact mp ate
a loss before as
a justification for why he should do it again or not?
assbot: Logged on 23-03-2016 18:20:49; asciilifeform: note that i am not arguing that this is
a moral obligation
hanbot: jurov what you've got is neither
a point nor
a fact but
a contention, and while it may inform your opinion on what your own or other people's actions should be, that is ALL IT CAN DO; it does not in any way grant you the ability to use established good faith thusly.
mircea_popescu: that is
a peculiarly convenient place. not all places are like that.
mircea_popescu: you realise this sort of argument is actually
a very highly skilled, expensive sort of job.
mircea_popescu: yes but you can't simply be argued out of
a position then come back with it two hours later.
danielpbarron: sure it doesn't fit in with your retro-actively claiming the double payment was actually
a partial early payment of other bets..
danielpbarron: look at the bet page for
a resolved bet. You'll see that BitBet claims how much it has sent and to which address it has been sent. This is sufficient for agreement.
assbot: Logged on 23-03-2016 20:14:39; asciilifeform: if we're subscribing to the 'all coin is fungible' religion, then mixers are
a heresy.
BingoBoingo: <PeterL> ddoes bitbet need to be
a mixer? << It was
a cool side effect
danielpbarron: no reason it shouldn't be. the above proposition fixes
a non-problem
PeterL: ddoes bitbet need to be
a mixer?
kakobrekla: but this clearly no longer is the case in #b-
a nubbins`: i think she had
a quote somewhere about 0-fee tx expectations too
nubbins`: maybe next
a dirigible fleet will hit
a button?
assbot: Logged on 23-03-2016 15:43:19; asciilifeform: tomorrow i trip over
a cable, fall on
a button, accidentally fire pistol, the bullet hits another button, sends him 90 btc.
kakobrekla: the thing is, i was in charge of x, he was in charge of y.
a part of y was 'delivery of bitcoin to winning addresses' which, by mp claims, was done wrongfully (hence the charge)
PeterL: jurov, wouldn't it be easier, rather than doing two transactions (sweep, then distribute) to just do
a single? (bets are used to pay winnings, the 1%fee to
a bbet company address)
assbot: Logged on 23-03-2016 18:59:09; davout: asciilifeform: do you agree that, if the 17 btc mp sent
a second time aren't billed to bbet, it follows that this second transaction can't come in deduction of bbet liabilities to bettors/addresses?
nubbins`: "if i knew everyone'd be so mad about these payouts, i would have kept company funds in
a separate address"
jurov: asciilifeform: this souds like "should reimplement bitbet with ether, referees just click
a button, gas gets released algoritmically, no possibility of human error"
trinque: it was
a contract between two parties.
nubbins`: davout asciilifeform is mixing metaphors like
a vitamix today
nubbins`: if you send BTC to an address i own, i'm not
a thieving swine regardless of whether you meant to send it.
nubbins`: it is described in the manual of common sense what will happen if
a fool pays
a debt twice
nubbins`: just as well to call bbet
a thieving swine for keeping that poor asshole's 10 btc that showed up late.
nubbins`: i'm just pointing
a finger and calling
a thing by name.
davout: asciilifeform: do you agree that, if the 17 btc mp sent
a second time aren't billed to bbet, it follows that this second transaction can't come in deduction of bbet liabilities to bettors/addresses?
☟︎ nubbins`: it's not
a business expense anymore
davout: jurov: there's also precedent of dividends being paid twice for
a month, and then retained from further divs payments
trinque: in point of fact you can buy
a race car with company funds, wtf is that
nubbins`: the public will mock me and call me
a fraud
nubbins`: but if i buy
a race car for personal use and charge it to the company
nubbins`: as
a privately-owned corporation, i can do pretty much whatever the fuck i want
davout: if mp's claim is rejected because he did not in fact act on behalf of bbet, he simply made
a gracious donation to random folks of his own volition