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trinque: paste
the actual output with sda; I suspect it's different.
danielpbarron: and also
tried pre-mounting and specifying /mnt/gentoo
danielpbarron: i also
tried pre-formatting it and specifying /dev/sda1
trinque: lol, one sec, lemme see what's happening in
that part
trinque: gotta actually read
the script, see what command it was running.
danielpbarron: ya ya i just did
that one for
the wotpaste but it's
the same output
trinque: you didn't
tell it what device
to install
to.
danielpbarron: woops, it also gives
the same output if i do ./install.sh /dev/sda
jhvh1: danielpbarron:
The operation succeeded.
danielpbarron: yeah i spelled out #trilema and freenode and also explained
that you can google for a webchat url
danielpbarron: mircea_popescu, just called and left a message. if he's interested he should have enough info
to join
this channel
mircea_popescu: and
then a coupla days later : "Objective: Design a method which would allow for
the availability of an infinite length random key (automated one-time pad generation), from a finite store of random material."
mircea_popescu: this is it,
there is no more needed. what i wish
to know of all future cryptosystems is simply "ok mr x, you have here a cryptosystem, but answer me
this : IS IT
TUNED FOR CHAOS ?"
mircea_popescu: "One aspect I have been studying, which nobody raised, is
that we could find ourselves with a dynamic system, as
the key
that is generated will be used
to program
the key generator.
This could be a builtin limit
to my approach. I still have
to
think about it. On
the other hand, if I could
tune it for chaos..."
a111: Logged on 2017-12-31 16:46 asciilifeform: y'know , i can no longer see any diff b/w ANY and all symmetriccipherists, and
the linked d00d
a111: Logged on 2017-12-31 16:43 mircea_popescu: danielpbarron wanna call 512-892-0494 see if mr ritter wants
to audit fg ?
mircea_popescu: w ? was making comments re emacs on vaxen from suny binghamton,
then... zip
mircea_popescu: d. f. boyd has a moment of illumination (yes, you've guessed it, i reed
these mostly
to see what
THE EXPERTS say) : "what happens if i send a block of nulls ? what happens if i set a block of 1s ? what can i do with
these
two ?"
mircea_popescu: "b)
the key it does allow you
to extract won't be used right away, but at an undetermined
time in
the futur, depending on
the available store of key material, and on
the volume of
traffic," is actually included verbatim in DEFENSE of
the utility of
the scheme
mircea_popescu: i was
talking
to someone and
they were all indignant over " a set of international prizes in Life Sciences, Fundamental Physics and Mathematics, was founded by Sergey Brin and Anne Wojcicki, Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan, and Yuri Milner and Julia Milner." because who
the fuck is zuckerberg.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform local natl history museum had an ancient such item ; along with a yellow diamond and what all else. stored in
these immense, pre 1900 wooden behemoths, at
that.
mircea_popescu: and
the problem with heuristics is --
they self-reinforce. BOTH if broken or if sound. proper knowledge only self-reinforces if sound, but heuristic approaches don't know
their own dick from a hole in
the ground.
mircea_popescu: i suspect a major "favourable factor" in
the supposedly genetics-only "regression
to mean" is poorly varied environment for
the kids. ie, all sorts of important phenomena ("arbitrarily slow motion" say) not directly perceived.
mircea_popescu: did
they have
the "this dropplet of pitch has been working its clockwork
towards dropping for x decades" item in yoru space ?
mircea_popescu: the "this item worked for 50 years, but STILL isn't pm" along with
the famous "droppled of pitch" made some useful points for my head.
mircea_popescu: i never was, because i had met a collection of cvasi pms as a younger boy
than
that'd have come.
mircea_popescu: hey, a boy is born with a boy brain, it works
the same way for all of
them.
mircea_popescu: then "2. nyah nyah exhaustion
turnoff superpower" and
then "3. magical key fountain"
mircea_popescu: they are, IN EXACT ORDER, "1. nyah nyah my key was longer
than i said it was"
mircea_popescu: ok, i
take it back, he's not even
terrible. here : "I saw her again and she saw me. It seemed
that us at last was we. We'd break up,
then remember,
then one day we forgot
to come back
together. So she left,
then I did, and I never saw her again."
mircea_popescu: if i were a hooker working from delrey, i'd print
these and give
them out
to
the sexagenarians.
mircea_popescu: generally you can recognize
the undeclared cuck by
that sure sign
that disavows control of own sexuality. what
the everloving fuck is "fated" about fucking ? maybe ~for her~.
mircea_popescu: or, if you prefer, "Another
time mated,
thirst again sated, body passing hated,
to books I
turn, eager
to learn, before it's again fated."
mircea_popescu: "This, my mixture of love and hate, is
the reason why I hesitate . . . Yes, it is easily done, buy a room for
two: Instant me and mine --
then you."
mircea_popescu: ahaha did we do dood's "poetry" ie, as he himself confesses, "i was bored and horny in
the army -- so here, cummings sheets" ?
mircea_popescu: danielpbarron wanna call 512-892-0494 see if mr ritter wants
to audit fg ?
☟︎ mircea_popescu: for somebody
this rich i suppose i spent an inordinate amount of
time in busses.
mircea_popescu: i guess.
tall order
tho, even icecubes wear
their pants a novel way
mircea_popescu: i don't
think i ever met a kid
that didn't intrinsically respect invention.
mircea_popescu: don't lie, because if you do you form a sort of mental habit
that will prevent you from ever inventing anything.
☟︎☟︎ mircea_popescu: to my knowledge ~nobody, including
the "professional" cuckeducators/retards
they have in
the anglo "humanist"
tradition
turned up
the correct version :
mircea_popescu: it's mindboggling,
to me, you know ? EVERY fucking parent since
the dawn of
time
told his kids "don't lie" with all sorts of dumb, dysfunctional ratonalles "you'll go
to jail" "i'll beat you up" whatever
the fuck.
mircea_popescu: one might consider
the relationship proposed spurious, on
that basis.
that one is invited
to free up a few weeks of his
time and retrospect any field of his choice, see what he finds.
mircea_popescu: still,
the "might very well" is extremely hard
to do away with.
mircea_popescu: sure. if scholarly, he could have ended up
trapped in a contrived reference
to reed-solomon.
a111: Logged on 2017-12-31 16:18 mircea_popescu: (as it happens here --
the year being 1991 lubby was still a decade away, and fountain codes poorly understood, so a honest mind might very well have ended up predating lubby
through
the exercise of
trying
to make a decent answer for
this particular idiot. which process is exactly why "universities" exist in
the first place, and
teaching all-but-inescapable for researchers : it
turns out
that answering
the malformed questions
mircea_popescu: there is no group
there (or in general, but in general easier
to fake it)
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform
there exists nothing but
the person, in front of
the mystery.
mircea_popescu: and i mean it quite specifically as strong as "if djb weren't a spook, and honest enough a man
to look at
the problem correctly, he would probably have had lubby before lubby did. certainky he was smart enough."
mircea_popescu: the important point here is
that
there can be NO retrospective read of
the history of ideas in any actual discipline
that is both a) longer
than epsilon and b) fails
to discover
the PRINCIPAL bar
to discovery is personal dishonesty.
☟︎ a111: Logged on 2016-02-10 14:21 mircea_popescu: 1998-11-23 Stefan Axelsson: "What is needed, is some other, resilient, long lasting, redundant
third party storage of references, such as a library is for printed material
today."