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ben_vulpes: shows up as speshulchar ^L in emacs; i've seen this before in other lispwads written by the github crew and don'
t really know what to make of it. convention of the ancients? perhaps asciilifeform or phf or someone else who's literate and knows history could enlighten me.
mircea_popescu: anyway, the definition isn'
t "at least one good signature from declared .wot in .seals dir" but "at least one good signature and no bad signatures from declared .wot in .seals dir".
ben_vulpes: actually invalid signature in .seals should stop the world, but i don'
t recall offhand if that's differentiable from the no key for signature case
ben_vulpes: esthlos: seems your v doesn'
t take a head to which to press, but implicitly presses whatever comes out of the toposort; this is incorrect and the operator needs a lever there
esthlos: trinque: yesterday could not make it to irc. removing the dependancy on cl-ppcre shoudn'
t be too hard. sbcl comes with sb-ext:run-program, which wraps a call to execvp (
http://www.sbcl.org/manual/#DOCF7). if somehow uiop is being thrown into the mix, then it shouldn'
t be
mircea_popescu: it is possible they were rickrolled and didn'
t realise it, i didn'
t stick around to investigate.
mod6: i don'
t eat as much beef as i used to i guess. more pork & chicken these days
mircea_popescu: because totally, politburo didn'
t die, it just caught a charter flight to ny.
mircea_popescu: i thought the big story out of the soviet united these days is which geezer said which other geezer isn'
t welcome at his funeral.
mircea_popescu: i don'
t think i ever paid anything but cash or personal notes. wtf "lenders".
mircea_popescu: i am not yet that advanced. as things stand right now, i can'
t even explain what'd be the morphological differences. at all.
mircea_popescu: contrary to all the pretense, there's really 0 difference. "tech journalist" / "academic" / "entrepreneur" / whatever the fuck. i don'
t distinguish between the doubtless present and in-character very visible "sorts" and "kinds" of african garbage pickers trying to turn the refuse of a great civilisation that doesan'
t include them into some root paste or w/e they eat. you know for a fact they are so, because the various classe
mircea_popescu: in your mind, the chicken is spherical. in practice, the chicken you'd find would come with the usual gunk and mud the "average person" attaches to things. "oh, we were only joking/doing exercise/it's obvious this doesn'
t count" "oh we researched this and forgot to publish anything" bla bla bla. then the real chicken you found will seem insufficiently spherical to you just like all the others prior.
mircea_popescu: but sure, i don'
t disagree, the more it finds the better.
mircea_popescu: the exact problem of "can'
t specify the denominator" problem discussed earlier.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, i was discussing the dozen gpg generated, sks vintage keys that weren'
t divisible by 5.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, they do, else they couldn'
t speak at all.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, and i'll bet you twentysomething tard dun even know what a gopnik is. and this ignorance does not worry him, "there's this scary not-good dood who said something i didn'
t even understand" somehow fails to carry the "today is the day you die" signal with it.
mircea_popescu: dunno about the whole "people are fundamentally good and seeking the light" aristotelian optimism. however most people can'
t be arsed to do the stupid when it's obvious it'll be wasted effort.
mircea_popescu: if you don'
t drill the shitpipe, how're you going to end up in cunt ?!
mircea_popescu: em so very keen on slavery I wanted to offer you the chance to be a slave. I've seen a few posts about you asking people to be your slave, well you can be mine instead." "me : Any clue who you're talking to, gopnik ?" "him : couldn'
t give a damn who i'm talking to. The fact that most groups i'm part of are warning people about you tells me that you're not a good person."
mircea_popescu: at least their fathers knew listening to talk radio in the car was BECAUSE THEIR LIFE SUCKS. these schmucks listen to it in their "spare" time, and don'
t even go to the trouble of ~selecting~ a moron to uuhhh and aaahhh melifluously, no, any old dweeb will do.
mircea_popescu: what is is and necessarily is while what isn'
t isn'
t an' necessarily isn'
t.
mircea_popescu: if the sulfa killed it it was definitely bacterial ; the whole "after rain" story is very streptoccocus. you don'
t want to end up with an entrenched infection, this is how people end up with lifelong sinusitis and other such unpleasantries.
BingoBoingo: Nah, but I also don'
t want to hand over cash if it can be avoid it. And the Urgency is substantially less than yesterday.
mircea_popescu: not that anyone in the know didn'
t know, the whole fucking deal is physical-space-for-prison in orcland for online-space-for-excell fuckery in empire imaginary virtualand.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, remember that time we needed like 100kgs worth of sheet metal profiles, ended up having to fly them over with white man's airship because local orcs can'
t bend metal along predetermined lines ?
mircea_popescu: (anyway, i'm mostly joking. THEY don'
t know how to speak their previous colonizer's language, and so they say "to buy from locals" when they mean "the buying of locals". w/e)
mircea_popescu: holy shit, the retards. not only are they ever going to use a "smart"phone to go on a website, they DON'
T EVEN FUCKING KNOW HOW TO MAKE A WEBSITE ANYMORE.
mircea_popescu: batshit insane fucking system they got, incidentally. why not just make a govt amazon, force locals to use it if they don'
t wanna pay tax.
mircea_popescu: if you don'
t so desire, item will be released upon payment.
trinque: v doesn'
t import the imperial convenience idiocy. it eats the world from where it stands.
trinque: can implement a "run-program" of our own in here, implement for sbcl and ccl. I don'
t know that I've heard of anyone here using another.
esthlos: trinque: no, I didn'
t jump off the deep end without discussing it. I've already made the interface changes
mircea_popescu: well yes, but you don;'
t have to be. i get it, in general everything's crap, but dja think i'd even for a second have permitted it if it were ? the stuff about, it's all stuff that somehow survived the republican demolition frenzy. it's not just random gunk.
mircea_popescu: but doesn'
t the sadness of solipsism strike you ? it's not hard enough to have to go to war, you'll do it naked and barefoot and hope you can find some flint to make a spear before the vietcong finds you and gangrapes you ?!
a111: Logged on 2018-05-06 23:21 esthlos: alright. What I don'
t understand, then, is mircea_popescu's response
trinque: aha, I haven'
t a clue how he got to "thus can merge"
esthlos: alright. What I don'
t understand, then, is mircea_popescu's response
☟︎ trinque: sections of a given patch will yes, be parented on the previous, in a straight line, but this does not at all mean that the patch doesn'
t *also* have other parents, following the antecedent lines of the other files
trinque: it is a fact about correct operation of a V, and perhaps a V client does something to help the operator along "hey you didn'
t edit the history file, wild patch!" but does absolutely nothing differently. it's just another file.
trinque: it doesn'
t, so how did you get there?
trinque: if I haven'
t addressed what you're talking about though, please elaborate.
trinque: this oughtn'
t be enforced by the V implementation. operator might fully intend to *not* include a patch in the formal history of the project
mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-05-06#1810463 << in other shit you won'
t believe : girl cleanned out her purse, as it was getting heavy. produced as a result a satchel of coins, which she shows me, "check this shit out". "whoa, that's like... almost a kg. go weigh it, i'm curious." so she goes weigh it, and the scale says... 877!
☝︎ mircea_popescu: generally, producer doesn'
t want to be stuck with them.
mircea_popescu: doesn'
t seem avoidable. Framedragger_ came and went, maybe the next one and maybe even the next after that. but eventualy it's getting settled, like everything else.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, you don'
t take my meaning. there can'
t be at the same time the case that a) "the cardinal of the set of factors is 259" and b) "419 in
http://phuctor.nosuchlabs.com/factor/419 denotes the 419th factor". because if you have a 419th factor, howsoever serialized, the cardinal of the set of factors must be at least 419.
a111: Logged on 2018-05-06 06:30 mother[m]: ben_vulpes haven'
t seen it myself yet so can'
t say.
mircea_popescu: mkay. don'
t do the join/part thing, it pisses people off.
mircea_popescu doesn'
t know much about mineral survey, but oil at least, assays are all >100m.
mother[m]: ben_vulpes haven'
t seen it myself yet so can'
t say.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: anyway, re hunt, i can'
t imagine why one'd just do either ssl or ssh. gotta do both really at the same time, why not.
a111: Logged on 2018-05-05 17:00 mircea_popescu: it's true that there are some websites printing random numbers, but their fantasies lack any economic substance whatsoever, and therefore eminently can;'
t be relied on to price derivative instruments.
lobbes: '
t see the dark age from inside
lobbes: the whole "fixation on youth" thing really feeds into the insanity cycle, huh? That age where "anything is possible" as long as you don'
t let experience (be it from others or self) tell you otherwise
hanbot: i dunno, i think the best thing they can hear about homework is that they're so special they don'
t need to do it. their unicornity shall manifest, and better to retain/don the woolies of youth to maximize the potential for manifesting firstbestbiggest.
hanbot: <mircea_popescu> turns out the darkness of what's later referred to as a "dark age" is not actually visible from inside the age in question << dunning-kruger ain'
t just for individuals
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> asciilifeform, nobody's going to send a proper miner to fucking uruguay. you don'
t even have the power for it there. << Maybe at the dam in Salto, but no way in hell Montevideo.
mircea_popescu: it's true that there are some websites printing random numbers, but their fantasies lack any economic substance whatsoever, and therefore eminently can;'
t be relied on to price derivative instruments.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: the general is that there exists no reliable bitcoin price signal. most (by VERY far most) bitcoin transactions are handled otc, and not reported, and usually settle over non-economic considerations. for instance -- most of the btc the usg has historically lost on the market in its half dozen or so attempts to mainipulate the price were obtained by theft and extortion, not by economic activity, and consequently they didn'
t ha
mircea_popescu: mother[m], the republic doesn'
t much care for usg pretense, "regulation" or otherwise. why would you ?
mircea_popescu: mother[m], don'
t you find it difficult to do business without pgp ? i mean... how do you even keep comms secret ?
mod6: this is soemthing really dumb we're missing here. i'm nearly sure i've encountered this before but can'
t remember what the pill is.
mod6: what i suspect, is that the original makefile.unix can'
t find something it needs.
trinque: and the way this is going, understand he doesn'
t mean touch your computer screen
mircea_popescu: fromdeedbot, you can'
t register this nick ; pick a better one. then say !!register and your fingerprint.
ben_vulpes: fully-rented 4u of this would bring us to breakeven at $50/mo, but demands 100% occupancy, otoh that's only 25% of 16U rockchip plant occupancy. so, i don'
t see a really compelling case for bringing the price down much further.
trinque: they don'
t buy website hosting there?
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, nobody's going to send a proper miner to fucking uruguay. you don'
t even have the power for it there.
ben_vulpes: this is the "when do you start trading?" thread all over again; i'm going to have to review both in depth i think i'm thick as it didn'
t stick the first time.
mimisbrunnr: Logged on 2018-05-04 23:37 mircea_popescu: also, seeing how 13.86965669 != 13.81965669 your books aren'
t balanced. wtf happened ?
lobbes: Anyways, I guess I'm saying I wouldn'
t mind trying to sell a product I actually -believe is good-
mircea_popescu: and you don'
t really want to turn away the first leads ; they're usually the best in that they reproduce.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, you have this problem though whereby you don'
t actually have WHAT to sell as it stands.
lobbes: I don'
t know sales, but I know heathens; I wager those rockchips will be a way easier sell than the shared hosting, for e.g.
mircea_popescu: have you ever sold anything before ? the situation here isn'
t "no one seems to even want the last one". the situatio nis "we sold most of them"
mircea_popescu: then the 1.1k figure can'
t be right. 4 x 140 + how many fgs are rented out, at least 4 ? + s.mg box + rockchips hm... seems your true recurrent revenue is more like 2k
mircea_popescu: well, eg the s.mg box, like your largest income driver, isn'
t in there ?
mircea_popescu: also, seeing how 13.86965669 != 13.81965669 your books aren'
t balanced. wtf happened ?