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AaronvanW: it's supposed to be pretty sweet jurov.
I'm not from a nordic country though
jurov: oh
i see "MPEx will issue twice that count of shares, allocating half to the Qntra board block, and half to the respective authors"
☟︎ jurov: also "18`706 S.QNTR shares issued this period." in trilema article is completely off, and total number of issued shares
I know about is only 182`579
mod6: but not for at least a week.
i need some time to look into that and to let people test the beta patch.
i want to get these resolved so we can move on.
mod6: so yah, if
i can get something figured out for that bug, maybe there will be a beta2 patch.
mircea_popescu: <TomServo>
I've finally got a node past the wedge, and there was much rejoicing << wd.
mod6:
I'll keep this in mind as a test case.
mod6: ok, thanks,
i've been working on a fix for a similar thing, actually, which is related to a similar test by ben_vulpes -- but haven't completed it yet.
gernika: mod6: testing out v99995.
I notice that if
I attempt to press a non-existant v.patch, there is no error, and it goes ahead and presses *something* (seems to generate the full source in the target dir). Not sure if this is intended behavior or not.
TomServo: "My favorite algorithm is IDEA. ..yadda .yadda.. Barring extraordinary cryptanlyic news tomorrow,
I am betting on IDEA today."
mod6: <+TomServo>
I've finally got a node past the wedge, and there was much rejoicing << Rejoice!
phf: so in my gossipd attempt
i'm basically just slinging gpg packets over the wire. have a little state machine that reads/validates openpgp packets from the wire. that doesn't work for streams though.. (in before eww)
TomServo: but
i'm probably just relaying the blatently obvious
TomServo: if these are also dumped to debug.log,
I'm a dope and missed them
TomServo: re: the conversation of logging earlier,
I tend to launch bitcoind within a tmux session and have seen errors dumped to console after a hang/crash
TomServo:
I've finally got a node past the wedge, and there was much rejoicing
assbot: Logged on 04-02-2016 01:32:11; Carli-: adlai:
i was just responding to his post about Armory here, plus
i am interested in "offline" transacations, and Multiple Wallets Simultaneously.
mod6: ok mirror is updated.
i've pulled, pressed, compiled and am now running with all the latest.
Carli-: adlai: yes,
i know feature creep
mod6:
i'll also update the graph while im at it.
adlai: Carli-: not really,
i don't think this is the same kind of procedure as googling three-ingredient brownies
trinque: mod6:
I just built 99996 plus funkenstein's importprivkey patch btw, bout to give it a go
mod6: asciilifeform: any objections to me replacing those vpatches on the mirror now, or should
I wait for you to give them a try first?
Carli-: adlai:
i was just responding to his post about Armory here, plus
i am interested in "offline" transacations, and Multiple Wallets Simultaneously.
☟︎ Carli-:
i saw a blog that linked to this channel, adlai
trinque: lest
I shorten my days on earth trying fixing abominations like pybitcointools or btcd
trinque:
I am as we speak making deedbot use it exactly as such
phf:
i thought gpgme spawns a child process and keeps it around. still pushing all that data around is expensive..
Carli-: asciilifeform: yes,
i think one of the problems: if someone has 2 of your Private keys AND your Master Public Key, they can find ALL of your private keys. IIRC
Carli-: asciilifeform:
i think it is something like this, not sure: SHA256(Seed + 1), Sha256 (seed +2) etc...
shinohai:
I said this today in pm with mod6: 17:37 shinohaiPlease no moar qt
Carli-: asciilifeform: And you can run Multiple wallets at the same time. Is there a way to do that with bitcoin-qt?
I am trying to figure that out
felipelalli: mircea_popescu, thank you mircea to understand my motivation. Yes,
I tried to help. The "magic" to make the thing easy was to derivate a bitcoin keypair from the username+password using scrypt.
I understand this can be unsafe if the user uses a bad password, but like you said, it is just to let the lazy people to taste the power of wot.
mircea_popescu: felipelalli the reason you're getting so much grief is that it's not clear how your premises work.
i mean
i get it, you want to help people, and teach them about otc and so on. this is one thing. but
i mean what did you do,
i don't follow, reimplement gpg as a java thing ?
felipelalli:
I'll put a link to source code and in Github
I'll put the jar in "releases" section.
I think it is better in this way at least while the app isn't so mature yet.
BingoBoingo: felipelalli:
I mean you can leave source for the old win32 stuff so the lazy but desperate can still try building it. Think of it like putting the icecream shop at the mall on the top floor so fat people gotta choose icecream or using stairs.
felipelalli: danielpbarron, BingoBoingo etc. you guys convinced me to remove the win32shit stuff.
I'll remove all files, actually.
felipelalli:
http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=03-02-2016#1395886 << thank you mircea_popescu - the article
I am writing starts with a quote made by your PR translated to Portuguese: "Se você não tem uma conta WoT você não faz parte do ecossistema Bitcoin. Esse é o critério, não importa o que você possa achar. É onde todos olham, não importa o que alguma rede social tem dito pra você. Se você não está no WoT você não está no
☝︎ pete_dushenski: off to pickup new specs. if
i'm not back this evening,
i'll be around under 'pete_d_out' over the coming days. cheers!
mircea_popescu: "
I could probably write a book about the depth and complexity of events of the past year, the lessons
I've learned and the personalities
I've dealth with. However, at this point it's all history, and
I've always been more interested in planning the future than dwelling too much on the past." << no, he couldn';t write a book. not anymore than boshiman could build a city on all the land he walks. moreover, orc imagines h
guruvan: "Twenty megabytes downloaded plus twenty megabytes uploaded every ten minutes is about 170 gigabytes bandwidth usage per month " << gavin doesn't want well connected nodes
I see
mircea_popescu: funny,
i was just referencing RealTime Worlds the other day.
phf: mircea_popescu:
i'm not groking but
i realized that
i need to take a break and eat instead of derping on a computer any longer, so
i'll get back to you on that one
mircea_popescu: phf and
i don't need to see anything re genesis etc. just about the final destination.
mircea_popescu: but how
i'd expect this to look is C (asciilifeform mircea_popescu mod6 trinque) D (asciilifeform), (mod6)
mircea_popescu: phf well it's ok-ish in the sense that
i have all the data to try and do the work by my own eyes.
phf: the set of people necessary to produce current set? or
i possibly misunderstood the thread
mircea_popescu: well... for a while
i kept sending it nonraw dpastes, but hey.
assbot: Logged on 03-02-2016 20:40:10; danielpbarron: thestringpuller,
i got into it with a fairly popular girly about "nice guys" and sexual dominance or something; turns out
i think we were agreeing with eachother without realizing it
pete_dushenski: so an idiot is me and
i feel sorry for anyone who tries to do bitcoin casually because there's no goddam way.
pete_dushenski: the alternative (atm) is a ~fixed~ set of peers determined at random on start-up, as seen in 'multibit', which
i can tell you from first hand experience this week has not been broadcasting select transactions from select keys. at all. and this is in no way fixable.
pete_dushenski: for a '-connect' private node ? probably, but every single '-addnode' public node, save asciilifeform's majick baltic node, seems to variously lag before restarting, at least as far as
i can follow from bitnodes.io
topynate: ah,
i see. the project in toto
mircea_popescu: no
i mean, #bitcoin-assets etc. trying to understand how it works, fixing the code etc.
assbot: Successfully added a rating of 1 for topynate with note:
I showed him the log, and marvel of marvels, he joined!
mircea_popescu: he then thinks to himself : "
i could shoot as high or as low as
i want, and the bullet wouldstill hit the apple, because
i'm that special, and because that's what man made muskets for and how bullets work etc".
assbot: Logged on 03-02-2016 20:24:49; danielpbarron: let me see if
i can make one of those funny metaphores out of this: "that's like a cock that can get you pregnant, but you can't have sex with it"
topynate: that would be remarkable;
i can see the 1mb size being such a strong convention that no-one would have any expectation of successfully altering it, but unsure how it could have a universal nature like that of h
topynate: ah. no,
i don't think you can stretch it that far. that would be like saying the total quantity of oil in the ground was a quota on oil production.
mircea_popescu: regrind, to be perfectly clear, is the act of making a tree out of patches instead of keeping them linear. this is a known efficiency-of-search trope, and
i shouldn't have to explain how distributing the patches out saves work when
i'm pressing 3 years later and want to read the whole string of patches from genesis.
mircea_popescu: "oh boo hoo,
i am too important and gmaxwell to fucking fix things, here's my useless code that everyone's going to be stuck with forever"
assbot: Logged on 03-02-2016 18:05:25; ascii_butugychag: and
i officially consider regrinds a thing to be avoided if at all physically possible
assbot: Logged on 03-02-2016 18:04:14; PeterL: if you have patches a->b->c and you decide to get rid of b, you should end up with a->b->c->(-b), not with a->c' (where c' is reground c without b patch) , do
I understand correct?
mircea_popescu: "Also,
I heard that people are more willing to help animals than other people. Thus the donations to a pet rescue fund can be seen as the upper estimate of how donation to the webpage capture project would perform."
mircea_popescu:
i can make as many fuckwhores.vpatch as
i want, but only one can end up in any given tree.
assbot: Logged on 03-02-2016 17:56:08; polarbeard: oh, now
I see the complete picture