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ben_vulpes: complete with "gtfo, this won'
t change anything" from the normal blm suspects
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, oh, i recall. except weren'
t days of ms-dos, were days of dos and ms was barking at the edges to be let in.
mircea_popescu: by now this "won'
t do what mp says do" is such a bell...
a111: Logged on 2014-10-02 21:28 mircea_popescu: davidlatapie i have nfi idea what monero is because in spite of being invited fluffypony doesn'
t want to give the group a presentation. the comment is just as to the improbable nature of the name. why mew and what's someone not in on the jokes to make of it.
mircea_popescu: you still don'
t understand how stealing the having been stolen from works, huh.
mircea_popescu: most people don'
t amount to much in this life ; but to manage to amount to ~ a negative value ~ it really fucking takes some negative IQ.
spyked: trinque, no, the bot doesn'
t do anything yet. but there'll be likely some join/part spam. and I'm also wondering whether it should try to self-voice when it gets a -v
esthlos: I should mention that I had some trouble pressing it using mod6's v. After the press, the thing complained that the hashes don'
t match. But if you check it manually, it works out
Mocky: mod6, I don'
t mind the learning curve. Back in the day I used emacs in viper mode on a slackware disto built from a two foot stack of 3.5in floppies and thought I was the shit. but a couple decades outta that game, just wondering if there's anything new. The full extent of what I know exists: emacs, vi(m), nano, ed, ex, gedit.
mod6: <+Mocky> vim, I could never get used to having modes. didn'
t feel right. but I know a lot of people like it << Vi/M can have a steep learning curve, but once you're good at it, it can ramp up your efficiency quite a bit imho. however, if you need something simple, there's always 'nano' or whatever.
esthlos: oh and no, haven'
t looked at BingoBoingo 's thingy. I'll check it out
Mocky: vim, I could never get used to having modes. didn'
t feel right. but I know a lot of people like it
Mocky: I used emacs for a while and didn'
t strictly hate it, although i did strictly hate elisp
mircea_popescu: "the world", don'
t you know. which world ? "oh, you know, the imaginary item we produced". what we ?
trinque: asciilifeform: yes, shitgnomes in both the gentoo and musl-overlay portage trees continued their brownian motion and diana_coman for example couldn'
t build, one day
mircea_popescu: nobody's saying we don'
t have the parts or that they can'
t be made or anything.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, the issue isn'
t whether we should have proper rt comms ; the issue is why the fuck would i want an intermediate step here. i don'
t, it's a great way to waste manhours.
mircea_popescu: wtf do i want to reimplement bs irc, end up with a dead genesis that we won'
t use.
trinque: if the circumstance arose where somebody lifted "asciilifeform" I wouldn'
t be opposed to changing the alias string for same key to "alfredalfer" as I've handled expired keys in the past, by proving control of key to me
trinque: deedbot doesn'
t require you be auth'd to nickserv, but does challenge you based on the nick with which you're speaking to it.
mircea_popescu: the true part (there's no threat to account security) comes from the fact we don'
t even use their derpy scheme.
mircea_popescu: anyway. rather than the transparent shenanigans, it is of greater concern that ~no one is on freenode. i mean, the fucktards in #lisp still, TO THIS DAY, haven'
t yet figured their way out of the paper bag of my asking "hey folk, would you like a candi_lustt ?".
a111: Logged on 2018-05-29 16:50 asciilifeform: if you wouldn'
t move own bitcoin this way, why wouldja move own shitcoin (worth, nominally, a qty of bitcoin) with it.
mircea_popescu: they don'
t earnestly try. that's the fucking point, when presented a paper car you don'
t ernestly try to drive it ; when presented a "social justice" truth / "Global warming" science etc religious nonsense you don'
t earnestly try to verify it. you're supposed to be excited and fucking clap, what the fuck, they're filming the advertising not asking you what you think.
mod6: up here, we didn'
t even get a spring. few weeks back (it seems) was getting blizzards, now last weekend, it was 101 deg. F.
phf: it's also that brief time of the year in maryland dc area when the weather is _good_. the rollercoaster of winter is past, but the swampy oppressive summer isn'
t here yet.
a111: Logged on 2018-05-29 01:46 mircea_popescu: well, his principal problem isn'
t even that ; but rather that there isn'
t ~anything fucking there~. he'd like to have some sort of relationship with someone, but the problem is that he does not actually encounter anyone capable of it.
mircea_popescu: (and obviously the choice will also be illusory, for the fundamental reason explained by qt in reservoir dogs : "if nobody knows anyone they're going to start arguing on scarce resource division ~AND NOT KNOW WHEN TO BACK DOWN~". nobody knows WHY they don'
t get to go to $exclusiverestaurant when they want to. nor can they know. so there's nothing to talk about.)
mircea_popescu: well, his principal problem isn'
t even that ; but rather that there isn'
t ~anything fucking there~. he'd like to have some sort of relationship with someone, but the problem is that he does not actually encounter anyone capable of it.
☟︎ ben_vulpes: i don'
t care to hang on to any forkcoins, no
diana_coman: eh, wasn'
t it more ro than en on a wordcount basis?
lobbes: conceivably, the 'pre-prepared !!v string' method also has the advantage that when tmsr transitions its infrastructure to be using tmsr-rsa, you won'
t need to recode your botworks
a111: Logged on 2018-05-27 18:35 spyked:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-05-26#1819113 <-- I personally like trinque's proposal because it enforces a certain level of hygiene and because it doesn'
t require calling gpg from lisp. but I'm more curious about what other bot operators have to say about it. so even if for example the poker bot needs to handle funds into its own deedbot wallet, I'm curious whether this semi-manual scheme would be feasible.
mod6: fair enough. I was just trying to get a mental idea of where it's at. I don'
t activly track BCH or BTG. We'll see what ben_vulpes has to say.
spyked: hm didn'
t showgirls have the guy from twin peaks/blue velvet/other lynch movies? kyle maclachlan.
mircea_popescu: but yes, that's how the dork ended up in showgirls, notwithstanding he evidently didn'
t belong there at all.
spyked: mircea_popescu, dun think I've seen that one either. first somewhat "creepy" movie I've seen was Twin Peaks cca 1992. but not creepy in the horror sense, and I was 4yo at the time, didn'
t get much of what was happening.
mircea_popescu: spyked, anyway, i wouldn'
t say it's a good movie. run of the mill 80s tv camp, with vampires and whatnot. "tales from the crypt" fare, if you recall that show.
spyked: I won'
t dwell on it too much though. could in principle also end up with both implementations and let operator choose via Common Lisp's *features*... if this doesn'
t mess up the code too much.
a111: Logged on 2018-05-26 15:02 mircea_popescu: re the voicing approach : the above is fine. the alternative, where you keep a dedicated key on the bot, is also fine. the damage it can do is very limited (what, spend money it doesn'
t have ? rate people ?) and the upside is that you get to find out about possible attacks. neither method is wrong or anything.
spyked:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-05-26#1819113 <-- I personally like trinque's proposal because it enforces a certain level of hygiene and because it doesn'
t require calling gpg from lisp. but I'm more curious about what other bot operators have to say about it. so even if for example the poker bot needs to handle funds into its own deedbot wallet, I'm curious whether this semi-manual scheme would be feasible.
☝︎☟︎ spyked: mircea_popescu, didn'
t see it. but there don'
t seem to be any romanian names in the cast, so wtf. made me curious, adding it to the list.
BingoBoingo: But you do have to surround yourself with the language. It doesn'
t matter if one or a handful of charitable ears understand you, you have to get pronunciation from crashing into everyday tasks of living.
trinque: eh, I wouldn'
t rely on him for that. he's yet to show any signs he's pressed a trb himself using the previous V
trinque: I don'
t think %GET-ERRNO does what it seems. mkdtemp returns a null pointer on error, proper pointer otherwise, and I'm seeing that change depending on whether e.g. there's enough X in the pattern.
esthlos: as in (progn (#_mkdtemp (ccl:with-cstrs ((x "/tmp/fooXXXXXX")) (#_mkdtemp x))) (format
t "~a" (ccl::%GET-ERRNO)))
trinque: appears to want some C type there as the argument, which makes sense. I wouldn'
t know how to provide that, just yet.
esthlos: sorry, don'
t mean CCL::%ERRNO-DISP is causing the trouble. CCL::%ERRNO-DISP is setting errno to -38, even though it seems to successfully create the directory
mircea_popescu: in any case i find the web 2.0 ish approach intellectually repugnant ; if i'm to explain why one "feels his arms pulled" when spinning under the moon, perhaps i'll be next held to explain why the same one doesn'
t "feel" the normal pressure in his bladder, or the heliocentric nature of the solar system in his horse's clavicle. let einstein, ziggler, marx, godin and friends answer this nonsense ; anil dash stands ready to angri
mircea_popescu: ruks and therefore won'
t get them into political trouble.
mircea_popescu: re the voicing approach : the above is fine. the alternative, where you keep a dedicated key on the bot, is also fine. the damage it can do is very limited (what, spend money it doesn'
t have ? rate people ?) and the upside is that you get to find out about possible attacks. neither method is wrong or anything.
☟︎ spyked: otherwise bot won'
t self-voice.
mircea_popescu: part of the problem is i don'
t even know if i can receive and can'
t be arsed to debug something i don'
t really use anyway. but yes, will clear it nao.
a111: Logged on 2018-05-25 15:59 phf: trinque: i like that idea, i'll see if it's easy to implement though. it doesn'
t map quite cleanly to current search architecture though, which is single pass and stateless
a111: Logged on 2018-05-25 15:58 phf: asciilifeform: i'm establishing scope, rather then actually doing anything. firefox on my x60 has an uper limit on tabs i have open, because it runs out of memory, so i started thinking that this ain'
t no way to live :>
trinque: the code I have is to provide the voicing service, which isn'
t useful for your purposes, but will certainly be released at some point
a111: Logged on 2018-05-25 15:44 phf: and i guess you're trying to replace google's uboot with a built-from-src one, that doesn'
t also have rsa checks etc.
pipp8: thanks, Hi all, I'm a little noob about bitcoin, so I'm sorry, But from your website thebitcoin.fundation I can read you still use bitcoin 0.54(or 0.53 official with bug solved) why you have choose this version? what succesive implementations wasn'
t in line with your thinking?? you don'
t want?
mircea_popescu: do me a favour and don'
t wait on the voice part so as to dump it together with the rss part, either.
mircea_popescu: that's even why eucrypt doesn'
t want to be outside of the tree of its dependencies, after all.
mircea_popescu: trinque, not the end of the world, the "author1 thionks author2 is an idiot" can be very mild indeed, "i didn'
t like the patchlength, collapsed some and regenesised"
spyked: mircea_popescu, but say I have a similar itcbot vtree, with logbot on top. then top of it I include trilemabot (handling self-voicing et al.), then on top of that rss bot. then if I want to use rss bot but not logbot (which don'
t depend on each other), how would I go about that?
trinque: I don'
t see that eucrypt code includes the ada compiler? why not?