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mod6: don't they let you work from home when there is
a blizzard?
pete_dushenski: hausmann has
a story to tell about how and why poor countries suck, and it's not because they're untrained monkeys, it's because they need more phree airplanes or some shit
pete_dushenski: "Ricardo Hausmann,
a former minister of planning of Venezuela and former Chief Economist of the Inter-American Development Bank, is Professor of the Practice of Economic Development at Harvard University, where he is also Director of the Center for International Development. He is Chair of the World Economic Forum's Global Agenda Meta-Council on Inclusive Growth." << peterl you think this guy's worried about tec
pete_dushenski: "More populous countries have more business travel in both directions, but the volume is less than proportional to their population:
a country with 100% more population than another has only about 70% more business travel. This suggests that there are economies of scale in running businesses that favor large countries." << moar derps != more business. but impossibru !!1
PeterL:
a country where everybody makes minimum wage would not send anybody abroad,
a country with
a few rich people would send them travelling
pete_dushenski: "
a country with
a per capita income that is 100% higher than another receives 130% more business travelers and sends 170% more people abroad. This means that business travel tends to grow more than proportionally with the level of development." << or maybe it just means that your 'per capita' bullshit is literally
a mean metric of no practical value, just like the "people" it purports to measure.
pete_dushenski: heh. no one noticed
a recent footnote in
a recent contravex that mentioned tom cruise in "the day after tomorrow" instead of "the edge of tomorrow". clearly, i need to become more popular with the action movie kidz
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: LOL Trace Mayer is critiquing your accounting. "MPEx needs
a balance sheet cause I don't understand zero-asset corporations"
mircea_popescu: "Some experts have said the field of artificial intelligence is currently experiencing something of
a golden age, with deep-learning neural networks making advances in both speech and image recognition." << well, more like
a qe age.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: none of the "industrial blue chips" do anythning anymore, so you'd be left with
a stock market the size of bulgaria's.
assbot: Logged on 26-01-2016 13:38:36; assbot: Politicians are so predictable,
a robot can literally write their speeches - The Washington Post ... (
http://bit.ly/1OMuCy6 )
mircea_popescu: managing time in this sense is only
a consideration for assembly line workers.
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: Mobile Device Management. (
A dying field that boomed like social networks!!!!11). I just want to work for
a useful uranium mine.
mircea_popescu: <BingoBoingo> Could publish peer reviewed tapes << except peers won't review tapes. because it's inept. oral tradition is unlike the written tradition in
a fundamental way : it rejects the ~separation~ of knowledge and power. that sound familiar ?
mircea_popescu: woman is making
a fucking stand against publish or perish ? go her.
thestringpuller: yea many whales are pulling out of vmware like
a slut, killing the stock. So Dell just wants to acquire it for cheap. pump then dump the thing.
assbot: Logged on 26-01-2016 11:14:40; punkman: could she have picked
a weaker argument?
mircea_popescu: no idea how they figure that one, you can't get
a fb account to show up to your office irl./
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: Same ineptitude that has cause the parent company of my uranium mine (VMWware) to instantiate 900 layoffs to maintain "normal growth". (Althogh EMC is
a terrible terrible company overall).
mircea_popescu: dude, i tell you truly - i fucking hate argentina, these people are as dumb as the delicious cows they raise. nevertheless, sitting here atop
a grassy knoll, chowing exceptional beef and homemade apple pies and watching rome burn is
a delight for which i am ever thankful.
mircea_popescu: thestringpuller it's not worth 150bn even if
a loaf of bread were 1k.
thestringpuller: or rather it's not worth 150bn dollars, (unless 150bn is worth
a lot less than teh so-called fed tells us)
thestringpuller: Well digital marketing is
a dying field, Facebook tried to pull the "Google route" which helped boost their shareholder confidence but as
a long term monetization policy it will fail.
assbot: Logged on 26-01-2016 07:07:34; BingoBoingo: From the mines: "There are some issues being filed concerning database corruptions in bitcoin core. Although the problem hasn't been pinpointed to LevelDB, the long-term plan is still to switch to
a new, well maintained database." <<
A Hearnia continues
mircea_popescu: meanwhile... everyone's "pensions" bwahahaha are invested in facebook(s). your daddy had not only
a better house, not only better shoes, but also
a retirement full of alcoa and shell. what
a sucker, that dood.
mircea_popescu: leaving behind
a ~150 bn crater in imaginary "wealth" that "could have bought russia" to be accounted for, somehow.
mircea_popescu: meanwhile the lifetime economic value per active fb user is MAYBE
a cent. doubtfully so.
mircea_popescu: o wait... usg's own ws didn't exist then yet either huh.
a well.
mircea_popescu: if only they were doing this back in the day when usg's own corp didn't exist, america'd have looked
a lot different.
mircea_popescu: ~you~ "gotta" pay an accountant to keep IRS' files in order. wouldn't it be logical if THEY had to come to you with
a "here's how much we think you owe and if we're wriong we'll goi do the math again" ? who's the sovereign here ?
☟︎ mircea_popescu: apparently those actually eventually paid off, who knew
a whole generation of idle retards was going to be educated by them. hollywood raped moscow just as mosfilm raped san mateo.
assbot: Logged on 11-01-2016 19:05:15; mircea_popescu: BUT if the symbol "activist" ran into any trouble... there's
a newly minted "educator" symbol to the rescue.
mircea_popescu: Following
a campaign by 100 advocacy groups, Facebook agreed to update its policy on hate speech. The campaign highlighted content promoting domestic and sexual violence against women, and used over 57,000 tweets and more than 4,900 emails that caused withdrawal of advertising from the site by 15 companies, including Nissan UK, House of Burlesque and Nationwide UK. The social media website initially responded by statin
☟︎ jurov: "For example, I mean probably all of us have had
a mom or
a grandmom or an uncle to whom we say, hey, I noticed your legs are swelling again. Fluid retention. Fluid retention."
BingoBoingo: But big black cock is
a poor medium for obituaries of great people
BingoBoingo: I was actually awake for one of these for
a change
punkman: could she have picked
a weaker argument?
☟︎ punkman: "Lorna June McCue was denied tenure and ultimately dismissed after 11 years at the university in part because of her failure to submit
a single piece of peer-reviewed research during that time. "
ben_vulpes: "People complained recently that we wrote some shitty software. Statement self-declared to be irrelevant to the accusations, hey look
a shiny!"
BingoBoingo: From the mines: "There are some issues being filed concerning database corruptions in bitcoin core. Although the problem hasn't been pinpointed to LevelDB, the long-term plan is still to switch to
a new, well maintained database." <<
A Hearnia continues
☟︎ mircea_popescu: i did hear of hyperbole. sadly there's
a disease running around among the social-mediated youth, which has little to do with the stylistical choice and everything to do with lazy thinking.
mircea_popescu: don't flatter yourself, nobody gives
a flying fuck what fb feels like to the cows.
AdrianG: nazis had
a different goal.
mircea_popescu: AdrianG yes, how does
a third party independently established your guy put propaganda on proper industrial scale.
mircea_popescu: "Quick Facts We rebel against the idea that modern software must be large and complex." << "we also rebel against the concept of
a fact and sane prosody.
AdrianG: sure, it was
a long time ago, but he is the one who put propaganda on proper industrial scale.
trinque: this notion that there was
a particular father of propaganda is pretty rich
AdrianG: mircea_popescu: he's not
a rando
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> any accumulator that doesn't principally occupy itself with ~forgetting~ rapidly collapses into
a singularity of shitmass. << This has been the greatest challenge of sober living so far.
AdrianG: bernays was quite
a character.
AdrianG: mircea_popescu: i thought you'd know
a bit about him at lesat.
mircea_popescu: " My intuition is that this might even require fewer attempts than the original comparison assuming
a reasonable password length, but I haven't done the math." << he's right actually.
mod6: That'll ensure that nothing is coming in at
a forty-five degree angle and hosing the build.
mod6: Certainly start with
a clean env.
mircea_popescu: then next thing you'll know you'll be putting out stuff like "the spread of [redacted] is perhaps the best known example of
a silly but noncatastrophic phenomenon." and so on.
mod6: Aside from further diag. I think the best bet is to probably just start over. One way to log the entire build process (this goes for everyone) is to use `script`. This command, `script`, will start logging everything in the terminal ,and when finished, just type `exit` and all of the screen output will be saved in
a file in the pwd called 'typescript'.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform has ONE playing card, and it's
a 4 of clobber.
BingoBoingo: I have
a few like that. One 3 outlet square iron box that is likely
a transformer but can not confirm because no good descriptive queries return other than ads for not it. Also lacked time to open.
assbot: Logged on 25-01-2016 21:00:21; *: asciilifeform just watched the master toggle on
a 25 y.o. under-monitor surge protector thingie ~explode~ in
a shower of sparks
assbot: Logged on 26-01-2016 00:56:01; TomServo: My new node has been wedged at 252450 past several days (built using wiki instructions). Is this
a curiosity at all? Or should I just retry? I certainly could've screwed something up.
BingoBoingo: Anyways the Jonathan Edwards guy is prolly
a better model for this than the Smith Moromon guy, but gotta chew through more re-reading list first.
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Thank you. The best solution to addressing these omissions is likely going to be
a follow up.
BingoBoingo: Two Ocean borders and "docile" neighbors will do that to
a people
mircea_popescu: "The Zionists are so used to running American foreign policy for their own benefit and having the US Army take care of their enemies for them (Hussein, Gaddafi, Assad etc) that it was hilarious to watch Netanyahu throw
a shit fit in the US Congress " << so far, the only army to ever win an engagement in the middle east is the israeli. twice.
mircea_popescu: "it's worth remembering Japan had been under
a US oil embargo for years before they 'suddenly' attacked Pearl Harbor in '41. " << decent tidbits in there, under all the cheap "rapport" and assorted throwaway cancerous jokes.
mircea_popescu: That's why every time Obama deploys one of his cloned spokeswomen wearing the "problem glasses" to
a White House press briefing << seriously. it's like gaddafi without taste.
mircea_popescu: that we shall have
a world war seems
a foregone conclusion by now.
BingoBoingo: danielpbarron: Purged. Credible reports suggest Twitter is going to do
a bigger purge soon, so some loveable jokesters are working to get preeptively purged on their own terms.
TomServo: My new node has been wedged at 252450 past several days (built using wiki instructions). Is this
a curiosity at all? Or should I just retry? I certainly could've screwed something up.
☟︎ assbot: Font: The letter f goes missing or rearranges itself in
a word · Issue #2720 · Automattic/wp-calypso · GitHub ... (
http://bit.ly/1Py5z5b )
punkman: "And with persistent transactional memory, there’s an issue that will surely make you smile with recognition: in-place of managing the relationship between volatile memory and disk, we now have to manage the relationship between the volatile CPU cache and memory! It’s all the same considerations (forcing, stealing etc.) but in
a new context and with
a few new twists."
mircea_popescu: <copypaste> Rand wouldn't be
a bad president, but Trump has more of the showmanship << maybe they name the USS Flagship "Hairpiece" after him.
mod6: Another round of live-fire tests after building deedbot.org/build-bitcoind-99997K.sh [ with
a change to line 61 to: './v.pl p verbose TEST2 asciilifeform_malleus_mikehearnificarum.vpatch' as to include the mod6_der_high_low_s.vpatch and alf's latest two ] -- the full orchastra builds and works as expected:
http://dpaste.com/1S8GVD9.txt