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diana_coman: I suppose
the "patch" would be
to check endianism at runtime and use
the correct constants as it were; I ...still don't see why should I have endianism in
there
to start with
diana_coman: b. input is a stream of bits; depending on whether you consider
that big/little, it will go
to different bits of
the state
diana_coman: if I understand correctly what you mean by
that, yes; basically
to start with: I'm not sure
that a. as it currently stands you'll get same hash for same input on little vs big endian
mircea_popescu: but in practice, it
turns out i get ffa and other
things, because my friends love me even more
than i love myself.
mircea_popescu: there will be a bit and not more.
the possibility of " and a machine word = bus size" went away when
they failed
to implement it correctly.
mircea_popescu: it
turns out, check
this inept shit out, IT
TURNS OUT
that
the ACTUAL REASON why "characters are not bytes" is actually and in point of fact BECAUSE BYTES ARENT ANYTHING.
mircea_popescu: i am of a very good mind
to forbid non-concepts like "byte" in computing in
the first place.
diana_coman: but I admit I am not 100% at ease
that all
the scramblings result in same
thing; and moreover yes, I don't see
the reason WHY it should be
there
mircea_popescu: ti si mioptrna
t for
the fucking idiocy
to not exist in
the first place
diana_coman: asciilifeform, hm,
that was my initial approach: as long as all of
them are stored same endianness
theoretically
the bits fit correctly
diana_coman: asciilifeform, constants are stored as numbers on 64 bits at
the moment
diana_coman: next week's version of
the sponge will be changed so
that it works at bit level *everywhere*, idiotic constants included
diana_coman: the
trouble with current version is
that it's still messed up by endianness (the keccak constants are 64 bit *values* rather
than bit streams)
diana_coman: phf,
the newly published chapter 7 in eucrypt is
the keccak sponge but it
turns out
that I'll still change it from inside out for next week
spyked: mircea_popescu: sent a couple of pingbacks
to
trilema, seems
to have worked (though I don't see
them, it might be
that
they're currently in
the moderation queue). output and script at
http://p.bvulpes.com/pastes/LZVEr/?raw=true lemme know if
they show up anywhere in your wp
shinohai: Or does it just redirect
to random article when item isn't found?
mircea_popescu now gets
to spend whole morning as best case scenario figuring out what
the holy shit happened.
mircea_popescu: plox if anyone ever notices missing images / broken links / whatever in
trilema say something,
this isn't supposed
to occur.
mircea_popescu: anyway, i'm not proposing here
that romania is somehow respectable or has a clue ; or
that X random dork is my butt buddy now. all i'm saying is, "look yonder in
the reservation for mongoloids of
this particular orc breed,
the pantsuit kid is getting his head punched in!"
diana_coman: I guess
that might make him more sincere
than
the others but not in any discernible way a better option as far as I can see
diana_coman: ugh,
that codrin stefanescu was at some point with glorious ideas ~="all I care about is
that my family is doing well,
the rest doesn't matter"
BingoBoingo: After
the first, figured a short wait after
the first
trade would be a
test of gossip speed. Curious if news of a gringo spreads and all. Or if
they have a club, etc.
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Lining some more up over
the weekend.
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> here's one example : he calls it "the most serene republic of bitcoin", which was
the style at
the
time. but in practice we omit
the bitcoin part most often
than not don't we. << If I recall
there was a moment somewhere involving miner retardation where
there was a discussion of
the necessary subordination of Bitcoin
to
the Republic. Bitcoin's need of a republic is not necessarily reciprocated and all.
a111: Logged on 2018-01-25 00:36 mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo :
they're getting $7150, should cover whatever fees / maybe a little leftover. 0.63202778 goes on your books on
the right side.
mircea_popescu: (the sheer ridoinculousness of
this, where usg has managed
to recrearte for it in 2018
the situation of
thje ottoman empire in 1878 is something everyone's quite pointedly invited
to meditate upon. PANTSUITISM DOES NOT WORK, and stop asking women. anything.)
a111: Logged on 2018-01-25 00:09 mircea_popescu: will eat my left foot will eat. legions do not cross
the rubicon because
the "emperor" knows full well
they'll join
the barbarians
the next night.
mircea_popescu: well sure. as you sit
there right now
typing at me, mosquitoes
try
to mosquitoize you, staph
tries
to staph you and so on.
mircea_popescu: but
to be resolved by
the group in question, neither i nor putin nor whatever papie mache in washington is going
to decide
this for
them.
mircea_popescu: whether "a nation" is actually unfit
to exist, rather a political figment
than a substantial
thing ; or on
the contrary quite apt
to live and
thrive and with
things yet
to say ; or finally long exhausted and entirely dedicated by now
to programatic laziness and
the comfort seeking of senescence is an open problem
mircea_popescu: conceivably.
there's a few options : ukraine went one way ;
turkey went another way ; and greece went yet a
third way.
mircea_popescu: "oh, corrupt politicians &
terrorists stole our moneyz" and so on.
mircea_popescu: understand how
this works : usg comes
to buy an apple for $1000 because it imagines it'll pay $1000
to itself and get an apple.
then it
turns out it can't
take
the $1000 and gets butthurt.
mircea_popescu: anyway, fighting
the wars of yesterday. used
to be, in yonder prehistory before republican
times,
that secret service ~= victory.
shinohai: I like waking up
to good news!
mircea_popescu: shinohai basically it's "for as long as your secret service powered nonsense gets 2% of
the vote, you can go jump in
the lake".
the (obviously
transparent) implication being
that secret services principally exist as usg influence agents
these days, and are getting beheaded pretty much everywhere, from myanmar
to galicia and from gdansk
to bucharest.
mircea_popescu: au 5%, cu
tot SRI-ul în spate, cu Coldea cu
tot, nu poţi să vii să faci program şi să implementezi nişte idei pentru cealaltă mare majoritate care formează 50% sau 60% şi care a votat."
mircea_popescu: "Societatea civilă este partea aia mare din România care ne-a votat şi ne-a dat această împuternicire. Cei de la #rezist, dacă vor să facă un partid unic, cu Kovesi preşedinte, prim-ministru şi împărat,
trebuie să vină cu acest program în faţa românilor să-l voteze. Dacă românii vor o ţară cu #rezist, schimbăm şi steagul şi imnul cu #, iar noi ceilalţi ne aplecăm cu respect. Cât nu sunt votaţi şi
a111: Logged on 2018-01-25 03:07 mod6: maybe I can
try
to make a quick genesis of
this
to see what hanbot is seeing.
mod6: im not sure if i have a favorite, but
those purple leafed plants are really eye catching
to me for some reason
mod6: nice recent pics
there mircea_popescu
mod6: maybe I can
try
to make a quick genesis of
this
to see what hanbot is seeing.
☟︎ mod6: is
that
tarball used
to just unroll and go
then?
mircea_popescu: mod6 if you mean
the genesis for it, afaik not yet published
mod6: where can i get
the wp-mp vpathes?
mod6: ugh. man.
this is what
they call a 'hurts doughnut'
mod6: hanbot: i'd be happy
to work with you
to figure out whatever went wrong
there.
mod6: i just about killed myself falling on some blackice in
the driveway.
shinohai: My God, I
think
they are running out of marketing points.
ben_vulpes: they both worked
this
time, marvel of marvels