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decimation: asciilifeform: lulz >
http://www.theparisreview.org/blog/2014/07/03/thawing-out/ < That?s a further deterrent to the study of these books, given that many of them are undeniably more complex than their literary predecessors. Bely?s Petersburg, for example, is a masterpiece considered by many critics to be a precursor to the postmodern novel, but it?s a behemoth of a
book that requires a linguistic and mathematical genius to fully comp
funkenstein_: in it he's shilling some
book, but he gives some pretty strong warnings on the currency front
Adlai: either way, their order
book has been crossing at an increasingly frequent rate
assbot: Logged on 22-05-2015 13:42:24; Adlai: twas sometime between the seventh and eleventh
book crossing that we screamed fuckit and drained the account
Adlai: twas sometime between the seventh and eleventh
book crossing that we screamed fuckit and drained the account
☟︎ mircea_popescu: "Autobiography is only to be trusted when it reveals something disgraceful. A man who gives a good account of himself is probably lying, since any life when viewed from the inside is simply a series of defeats. However, even the most flagrantly dishonest
book (Frank Harris's autobiographical writings are an example) can without intending it give a true picture of its author. Dali's recently published LIFE comes under t
mircea_popescu: well, i don't code much, so it's unlikely to make much difference to me. but in any case, this is how a good joke goes, or a good
book. good books don't make much money.
davout: so wrt the schneier
book i see 'second edition', and '20th anniversary edition'
nubbins`: and this
book is like 20 pages
jurov: what? stan's
book is finished?
nubbins`: and i've somehow decided to publish a fully-silkscreened
book that'll cost $100 per issue
mircea_popescu: what are you, going through the non sequitur
book in order ?
mircea_popescu: cazalla the masochist and the terrorist. should be a
book.
cazalla: 14/f/cali oldest fbi trick in the
book mircea_popescu: the man of one
book, like the man of one site, is never too close to truth
decimation: asciilifeform: I did look through the magnetic amplifiers
book. It sounds difficult to fabricate tiny transformers on ferric cores
BingoBoingo: trinque: I find that
book for my network appliances what M. W. Lucas's BSD books are to my laptop
TheNewDeal: Just hope plays from the usian
book dont become the norm
felipelalli: mircea_popescu: incredible! I guess it could enter to Guiness
Book! :D
decimation: I've got mixed feelings about this
book, but it does talk about the decline in american managerial culture
ascii_field: 'nuts are the only sane folks' - oldest meme in the
book - not wrong, really, either
danielpbarron: You can try it out at
http://identi.fi. You can easily log in with FB/G+/Twitter/email and give ratings and verifications. It's still in alpha stage and the user interface is under constant development. My goal is to make it easier to use than the address
book on your phone. << that part's got to go if it's going to be worth anything
danielpbarron: so there should be a link on your site to my "address
book" listing ?
punkman: davout, is that his pickup-artistry
book?
decimation: "The mechanistic software beliefs, in particular, have permitted a powerful software elite to arise. In just a few decades, organizations that have in fact little to offer us have attained so much power that they practically control society. As we will see in the course of this
book, their power rests almost entirely on mechanistic software delusions, and on the stupidity engendered by these delusions."
decimation: I was thinking about the quantity of language as I was going through my books today. amazon has an app that lets you scan a
book - even just the cover picture - and it will instantly return the price
decimation: "In this
book we are concerned with one particular myth – the mechanistic myth; and we are especially concerned with its latest manifestation – the software myth. Mechanism is the belief that everything can be represented as a hierarchical structure; that is, as a structure of things within things."
williamdunne: To see his
book performed on the worlds largest theatre
Pierre_Rochard: but most of gaap is about how to
book specific transactions (for example expense vs capitalize)
williamdunne: The way I was planning it was that the core is just a simple limit/market job, and then the handlers do all of the things like checking balances before passing anything to the
book itself
williamdunne: Naphex: Assuming the order handlers are aware of the orders that should be in the
book they can work out who placed what when and who is owed what
ascii_lander: mircea_popescu: dude just how influential WAs that
book. << to the point that it became among the only 'science fictional' yarns elevated to 'classic' and made mandatory in schools, etc, in usa
ascii_field: 'Going Galt' << somehow everybody forgets that the character in the
book had a fucking -invisibility machine- hiding his fort
adlai hasn't actually read the
book, didn't even crack the cover
felipelalli: ahahah thanks ben_vulpes ok, but I think it could be a "
book", so I'll write on pastebin and then paste here.
mats: "In 2005, when a
book by oil analyst Matthew Simmons predicted a drop-off in Saudi output would signal that global supplies were beginning an irreversible decline, Naimi belittled the claims and promised higher production capacity. He won the argument. The Saudis pump more today than a decade ago." heh.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform imagine reading a
book ghostwritten for me.
mircea_popescu: for that matter, another important hook is the scientific method. (kuhn's
book on the topic is absolutely required here, and really it's 100 pages or some shit.)
Chillum: a lot of online
book sellers never handle a
book Chillum: people would arbitrage
book auctions compared to known prices and then ship it all to Amazon for them to handle the shipping. Pencil pushers buying us dying companies and selling with least effort possible
mircea_popescu: i used to have a huge library, i wouldnt buy a
book today.
Chillum: some people are so dumb they insist on pricing their
book at 1 cent below the lowest price every hour when we have told them that other people are doing that
mircea_popescu: whjat the fuck difference does it make to the
book how many read it?
assbot: Logged on 11-01-2015 17:38:08; mircea_popescu: "Jaron Lanier is one of the world’s great polymaths. He’s a computer scientist, composer, visual artist, and the author of a new
book, Who Owns the Future?, published last month "
mircea_popescu: now, one's experience may vary, i've not printed a
book in a decade,
mircea_popescu: oldest scam in the
book, this identity transfer. keep your identity, it's yours.
nubbins`: anyway i'm gonna have a jazz smoke and head to bed. if someone gets portatronic pogotronic static-o-matic bitcoind recipe posted to ML by month's end, i'll send you a free hand-bound
book nubbins`: whoever finds your milled stone will have to get to the end of the first
book before he figures out wtf is going on
mircea_popescu: The ballot looks ridiculous. John C. Wright has three nominations in the novella category and six overall, a record. The vast majority of the works are published by Castalia House, a Finnish micropublisher barely a year old and owned, I’m sure coincidentally, by Vox Day. Wisdom From My Internet, nominated in the Best Related Work category, is neither science fiction, nor, strictly speaking, a
book, (Edit: many things
nubbins`: <+mircea_popescu> right. and brokeback mountain isn't an endless piece of meaningless cheese. because polarities. <<< in fairness, the
book was under 100 pages
nubbins`: man, reddit's taking a page from the
book of alf today o.O
BingoBoingo: Urban legend in library world is that "Anarchist's Cookbook" and "Steal this
Book" are titles that would outrage censors who find them in library catalogs long after library patron's had liberated them from the shelves.
ascii_field: mircea_popescu: after fixing a number of typedef bugs which, going BY THE FUCKING
BOOK OF CPP ought to prevent the thing from building ANYWHERE
Chillum: The Planiverse is a cool
book mircea_popescu: he knew, lied to the judge - which is enough for disbarment, and broke half the laws in the
book, which is enough for 20 to life.
assbot: Logged on 30-03-2015 03:45:30; mats: did the original thing pass orders? or just report the
book?
mats: did the original thing pass orders? or just report the
book?
gribble: BTCChina | This order would exceed the size of the order
book. You would buy 9299.7167 bitcoins, for a total of 648197043008.7280 USD and take the price to 16100000000000.0000. | Data vintage: 0.0283 seconds
gribble: Bitstamp | This order would exceed the size of the order
book. You would buy 10726.054 bitcoins, for a total of 12929272.3986 USD and take the price to 99999.0000. | Data vintage: 0.0557 seconds
mircea_popescu: it's funny how the guy is appearingly going through the
book and breaking literally everything.
jurov: myeah nubs did the
book too "dogs of newfoundland and labrador" or such