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trinque: asciilifeform:
I think Bushes and everyone like them are entirely trapped
mircea_popescu: and this is what
i meant earlier re "revolutionary term of art". there's this notion that members of the proletariat fight each other over imaginary class distinctions instead of uniting.
trinque: BingoBoingo:
I was going to say, one measure might be whether the cops are going to need something more than a boot to enter
mircea_popescu:
i meant more like "this no longer happens but it continues to happen for me only". it's nonsense.
mircea_popescu: if it were possible to have one
i'd consider getting one.
mircea_popescu:
i dunno dude. it does not seem to me possible to even have a mansion in the land of "we rent - unfurnished!" and "building code" etc.
mircea_popescu:
i don't recall the revolutionary term of art, but nevertheless, ideas formed on the basis of stuff glimpsed through the gps machine are not reliable.
cazalla: a-ok, don't really follow it much these days but
i see rousey is headlining the ufc down under in november
cazalla: BingoBoingo, not really up to date on it all, last
i heard he just ran away instead of taking the test
BingoBoingo: <cazalla> 5 years for cannabis, but
i wonder if silva would've got less for his escapades if he didn't run off << He passed two of the three tests
cazalla: 5 years for cannabis, but
i wonder if silva would've got less for his escapades if he didn't run off
mircea_popescu: <kakobrekla> how the latter flows from it < dishonest software does not require honest hardware the way
i see it << more or less unrelated. dishonest accountand doesn't require dishonest FED nor vice-versa
trinque: see,
I knew there was a BingoBoingo hand involved in that title
BingoBoingo: trinque: It was hdbuck indeed. He came up with the Thunder and
I added the Butt, with his approval of course
phf: asciilifeform: actually
i think the main difference is that sml/nj has a repl and better debug messages.
i think these days the two are pretty much on par. shows how much
i remember, last time
i touched either it was on ibook g3 linuxppc
cazalla:
i read something before how trump was all mafia'd up back in his new york days and fucked over lots of people, nfi to veracity
phf: (
i was driving between places in turkey, so no internet access)
phf: asciilifeform: yes,
i did some ml a while ago.
i used sml/nj as a default compiler, afair it had full language coverage and nice emacs support,
i would then port code to mlton or mlkit. mlton has a particularly nice feature set, small binaries, everything's unboxed, gc can be tuned, but it's full program optimizer, so at the time
i didn't have the patience to use it as my primary compiler.
kakobrekla: how the latter flows from it < dishonest software does not require honest hardware the way
i see it
BingoBoingo:
I've stopped trying to make any sense of fucking silver prices
assbot: Logged on 18-09-2015 19:02:42; kakobrekla: >When
I last bought a VW (2008)
I was concerned due to a clunking noise after first starting it up and driving a few miles;
I called the VW service dept and they explained that there was a compressor which captured exhaust fumes and released them at a lower rate for the first few miles of each journey -- to help them meet EPA emissions standards.
assbot: Logged on 18-09-2015 23:09:54; mircea_popescu: the immutability thing can more or less be lied about, because if
i have 32gb ram and you need 512 bytes for all you know you're on an "endless" ram machine.
mircea_popescu:
i'd eat vegetarian, really, if
i could hunt it anywhere.
mircea_popescu: but
i eat meat specifically because it is a murdered animal.
assbot: Logged on 18-09-2015 17:53:49; mats: 10/10 times it is just alf and
i.
assbot: Logged on 18-09-2015 22:15:20; punkman: mats: punkman: if it was not clear,
i am handrolling the pgp packet parser in python (watta mouthful). and not having a good time of it. <<
I think you might have to come up << you should probably throw out a bunch of idiocies contained in the canonical rfc
assbot: Logged on 18-09-2015 17:53:15; mats:
i figured
i'd spare log readers from my blathering. and pete_dushenski's background chirping.
mircea_popescu:
i still think they were stupid. but
i am starting to ~understand~.
mircea_popescu:
i always thought the jews staying behind were incomprehensible.
cazalla: asciilifeform,
i just thought it interesting that the guy found the specific clock on ebay
assbot: Logged on 18-09-2015 17:44:13; ascii_field: to my shame, ~
i~ habitually read these.
cazalla: if
i were ver,
i'd redirect the site to whatever the 2015 equiv of goatse is and tell all the redditors with ideas of how bitcoin.com should actually be used to go fuck themselves
mircea_popescu:
i doubt there is anything that is actually beyond our interests' reach.
mircea_popescu: remarkably enough
i can't readily figure out a topic b-a would be strictly not interested in. we've discussed art philosophy and history, and matters of identity and forgery, and child rearing and car design and gender identity and indian mysticism and scholarship thereof and of course geopolitics and finance and often enough plumbing and pest control.
mircea_popescu: the immutability thing can more or less be lied about, because if
i have 32gb ram and you need 512 bytes for all you know you're on an "endless" ram machine.
☟︎ assbot: Logged on 18-09-2015 17:13:51; punkman: so what is the formal language when
I grab random bytes off someone's HTTP?
assbot: Logged on 18-09-2015 17:00:03; BingoBoingo: <ascii_field> usg has a very effective program for soaking them up <<
I'm pretty sure the push to get people into grad school rather than employment 2007-2011 was exactly this
mircea_popescu: so
i don't think ~you~ are wasting your time digging through the shitpile. you aren't. don't expect us to do it tho, because we would be wasting our time.
punkman: mats: punkman: if it was not clear,
i am handrolling the pgp packet parser in python (watta mouthful). and not having a good time of it. <<
I think you might have to come up << you should probably throw out a bunch of idiocies contained in the canonical rfc
☟︎ mircea_popescu:
i get it, the view you're trying to argue against is contentious to you and involves you emotionally. this is fine but also not a problem of it, and consequently while the excuse "im flailing madly because that thing really bothered me" may serve to blind your own evaluator, it won't work similarly for anyone else.
assbot: Logged on 18-09-2015 14:39:47; funkenstein_: Yeah, well
I relate to previous convos, sorry about that. How else can
I improve it?
assbot: Logged on 18-09-2015 13:31:37; mats:
i don't get why people enjoy the online card game 'Hearthstone'
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu:
I'd have to think on it. TheButterZone if you'd like to submit the piece to qntra using that angle...
mats: punkman: if it was not clear,
i am handrolling the pgp packet parser in python (watta mouthful). and not having a good time of it.
TheButterZone: so
i noticed a few users in here had negrated tradefortress, and thought you might like to know he's been lurking as unicodesnowman
ascii_field: what
i was trying to say is that if your rng bits are not independent of one another, you don't have an rng.
mats: punkman: no, although
i read some of it several months ago. interesting, right?
mircea_popescu:
i propose to you that this view of boxen security is inconsiderate.
ascii_field: the basic idea of 'padding' is that before you can really use rsa, you have to proclaim '
i will NEVER EVEN consider a blob that doesn't decrypt to this-standard-boilerplate-and-the-payload' - or, in the case of signatures, 'it is ~not~ a signature unless the signed payload is such-and-such-boilerplate-and-THEN-the-actual-payload'
ascii_field: btw
i'm half-convinced that the existing 'padding' (what a terrible misnomer!) schemes are voodoo.
mats: and
i'm not so sure
i'm the person for the job
mats:
i'm on my third attempt at this and
i still haven't quite wrapped my head around rfc4880 as well as the behavior of various gpg versions
mats: unless
I am misunderstanding your question.
kakobrekla: >When
I last bought a VW (2008)
I was concerned due to a clunking noise after first starting it up and driving a few miles;
I called the VW service dept and they explained that there was a compressor which captured exhaust fumes and released them at a lower rate for the first few miles of each journey -- to help them meet EPA emissions standards.
☟︎ punkman:
I mean the emissions testing
mats: 10/10 times it is just alf and
i.
☟︎ ascii_field:
i like to 1) educate people 2) refer to logs in the future