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stjohn_piano_2: mp_en_viaje: makes sense.
i don't think
i'm a good choice for advertising work.
mp_en_viaje: stjohn_piano_2, aite.
i guess you're fated to thicken the rows of techs then.
stjohn_piano_2: asciilifeform:
i learned early on that he who has the money gets to decide what to spend it on.
stjohn_piano_2: asciilifeform:
i agree. goal was to make "cnc mill for consumers"
i.e. cheap.
stjohn_piano_2: although for speech rec, it was small company (my father), so
I also did bookkeeping, reading about taxes, setting up computers, etc.
stjohn_piano_2: mp_en_viaje: furniture factory:
i studied all the components
i was given and tried to make them work together: so, camera, computer, motion controller, servomotors, wiring etc.
mp_en_viaje: aha. but
i meant since, made a "ycombinator" thing.
mp_en_viaje: tho
i suspect other guy wrote, graham talked.
stjohn_piano_2:
I've done: writing python scripts to sort large amounts of transcription data, running transcription projects, setting up raspberry-pi-powered cameras, figuring out what to do about gdpr, bookkeeping.
a111: Logged on 2019-05-16 17:51 stjohn_piano_2:
i have unfortunately worked mostly in small businesses, making me something of a "learn this thing quickly well enough to get it to do X function".
mp_en_viaje: anyway, here's a consultancy
i'm willing to hire you for : find some place that a) doesn't suck and b) offers a good price to advertise trilema on. large venues only ; none of the pompous bullshit. bulk adult traffic would do fine for instance, maybe talk to the juicyads dorks.
stjohn_piano_2: asciilifeform:
i have imported the corresponding priv. will now export pub and confirm that it's the same as the one in deedbot.
stjohn_piano_2:
i've abandoned the stateless commands and am using the basic stuff.
mp_en_viaje: asciilifeform, he prolly registered they main but gpg wants to use the sub (or vice-versa,
i dun recall which this was)
a111: Logged on 2018-09-05 16:52 mircea_popescu: well, there's that old "as
i became a man
i put the things of childhood aside". "something else", you know ? not a girl, no, but who knows what terror ?!
stjohn_piano_2:
i guess
i could say that
i'm very good at reading a lot of material and picking out the bit that is necessary for a problem.
stjohn_piano_2:
i have unfortunately worked mostly in small businesses, making me something of a "learn this thing quickly well enough to get it to do X function".
☟︎ a111: Logged on 2019-05-16 17:48 mp_en_viaje: so look, and
i hope you don't take this the wrong way (a hope mostly fed by your claim to have read the logs) : you're a guy with an evident humanities / non-technical background trying to get something going, start a company, all that stuff. nothing wrong with that. you are however currently beset by two prongs of problem. one is that in your quest to do something, you often do things that are getting in your own way -- there's no benefit for you f
mp_en_viaje: rom all the pomp of "datafeed article 103," etc. it just clunks up your thought process.
i know you don' tthink so, familiarity breeds a feeling of safety etc. but it's absolutely never worth it to have more shit than you need.
☟︎ mp_en_viaje: so look, and
i hope you don't take this the wrong way (a hope mostly fed by your claim to have read the logs) : you're a guy with an evident humanities / non-technical background trying to get something going, start a company, all that stuff. nothing wrong with that. you are however currently beset by two prongs of problem. one is that in your quest to do something, you often do things that are getting in your own way -- there's no benefit for you f
☟︎ stjohn_piano_2: asciilifeform: this computer doesn't have a djvu reader, but
i have no doubt that it's painful.
stjohn_piano_2: well,
i'd use human-powered ocr then (given residual rsi).
i've hired transcribers before.
i'd then correct the result myself.
mp_en_viaje:
i mean, it'll be more work to correct than to write.
stjohn_piano_2: well, we'd choose some hourly rate agreeable to both of us.
i'd use an OCR site and correct the result. eventually,
i might invest time in my own ocr fork.
stjohn_piano_2: mp_en_viaje:
i highly doubt that edgecase can compete with slave labour.
stjohn_piano_2: asciilifeform: yes.
i have imported the corresponding priv key to this instance of gpg.
stjohn_piano_2: mp_en_viaje:
i agree. no problem,
i'm used to that reaction.
stjohn_piano_2: asciilifeform: diffing the output of pgpdump -
i [key] and pgpdump -
i [deedbotkey] shows no difference.
mp_en_viaje: anyway, to belabour the point : there is immense value in having low barriers. part of why trilema is so great is all the time
i put into making it very easy for myself to write on/for it. and my life in general is very finely tuned by this principle.
mp_en_viaje: but you nevertheless understand what
i mean ?
stjohn_piano_2: mp_en_viaje: certainly.
i'm not certain that
i knew about xxd at the time.
mp_en_viaje: because if
i had a criticism to present toyou re your (in many ways quite laudable) efforts -- it'd be this scratching around head with wrong hand approach to life.
mp_en_viaje is currently quite satisfied with the trilema/rss > irc > archive.is system of archival. for one thing, on very rare occasions
i will retrofix a typo or something. for the other, if
i actually wanted to deed each trilema article
i would, but by automating that itnerface. seems overkill atm.
mp_en_viaje: so
i take it the pissing into blockchain of article checksum is automated ? or you do it by hand on some level ?
stjohn_piano_2: you wrote an article once about parsimony vs efficiency,
i think.
☟︎ stjohn_piano_2: mp_en_viaje: yes,
I've learned a lot. also distribution of risk.
mp_en_viaje: ok, but "consulting services" means nothing and secure publication's what qntra already exists for ? why would
i use your thing ?
stjohn_piano_2:
i have not spent the time to go through the pieces manually.
stjohn_piano_2: asciilifeform: yes, although
i have not been able to understand it.
stjohn_piano_2: mp_en_viaje: first thing
i bumped into that solved my problem.
stjohn_piano_2: asciilifeform: when
i run your command there,
I get: "gpg: encrypted with RSA key, ID C8EFFF13, gpg: decryption failed: secret key not available"
stjohn_piano_2:
i had some prepared commands, but
i'm having some trouble decrypting the otp.
stjohn_piano_2: my name is stjohn piano.
i run edgecase.net, which offers several services that may be of interest to people here.
mp_en_viaje: do this experiment : walk up to kids gathered on college campus, ask "how man yof you would fight me if
i raped this girl ?"
mp_en_viaje: absolutely never.
i npoint of fact im not so sure about the 30.
mp_en_viaje: kinda how
i explain this sort of behaviour. if you were a deeply unpopular, and irredeemably, unfixably unpopular tyranny, and all you had were two sets of reserves for your 30-man strong repressive police, wouldn't YOU go all out ?
a111: Logged on 2019-05-15 06:38 mp_en_viaje: bitcoinrabbithole.org/writings/ok-so-what-is-bitcoin-disrupting/ imagine that shit, and then
http://archive.is/IqhDe#selection-605.1-607.13 (fancy that wonder,
i'm the #1 author, with 6 "works" to nic carter's 5.)
a111: Logged on 2019-05-15 16:35 asciilifeform: at one time
i tried to find out who. apparently in world of printing (
i.e. where 'colour calibrations' etc) it is monopoly, the presses for last decade or so demand adobism