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phf: The20YearIRCloud: but when the wind dies down (mornings mostly) it's what
i would call dignified solitude. mountains, quiet. lots of interesting people living within 100 mile range :>
trinque: bugs
I can tune out easily
decimation:
I find it really annoying to have muddled bass
phf: The20YearIRCloud: this was on denali highway which is a kind of a wind tunnel nearby from a glacier. most of it is freezing all the way till mid summer (though
i don't know,
i spent a winter there)
The20YearIRCloud:
I know on the farm it wasn't really ever quiet, there was always something
phf:
i lived 8 hours north of anchorage for 6 months or so, working remote. when
i get out of the house in the morning my ears would heart from the silence. best 6 months of my life
trinque: decimation: not sure,
I've yet to spend time east of them
trinque:
I'm thinking getting some land in Washington state might be ideal
The20YearIRCloud: As it stands now ,if
I do that here
I see tall grass, a trailer, a half plywood house, then a large agricultural facility
The20YearIRCloud:
I don't like that, but
i REALLY don't like not being able to stand on the back porch and not see anything
trinque: so naturally
I live in one
trinque:
I spent time on a large farm as a kid, cannot stand the population density of cities
decimation: actually
I agree with you,
I feel the same way to some degree
decimation: asciilifeform: yes but
I'm convinced the reason that people live 2 hours away is because of zoning policy
decimation:
I would guess the drain is eroding the surrounding soil
The20YearIRCloud: Boy
I had a crappy day, one of the renters called me and nothing would drain. Only to find out they've been parking a car on the main drain line.
I offered to go out rather than my crew to take care of it, 3hrs later and $400 we've determined that it's all due to someone parking on the drain line and actually pushing it out of the fittings.
decimation:
I predict that if the 'hyperloop' actually works (dubious) it would rot the suburbs around megacities
decimation: yeah,
I get it, the meatwot is important
BingoBoingo: <decimation> nydwracu pointed out how coast elites treat anywhere 100 miles inland in the us as 'foriegn country' <<
I prefer this arrangement
decimation: neither do
I. but assuming the pogo isn't a complete bust, someone's gonna have to evaluate the risk
BingoBoingo:
I doubt that after today. After the Chicom stockmarket sell embargo and NYSE glitch
decimation:
I would agree that if the pogo needs to be launched into space, it wouldn't be such a bad thing if it knew where it was on the internet topology, especially relative to other bitcoin nodes
BingoBoingo:
I guess Bitcoin builds an Argentina, Phillipines, somolia, ISIS backbone and moves geographically
decimation:
I would also note that if the pogo clock varies in a systematic way (constant frequency error)
decimation:
I'm emphasizing the sun because that's the policy by which time is defined
decimation:
I dispuse the 'nothing but pogo would fail'
BingoBoingo: decimation: Realtive to UTC, yes.
I live about a minute in a half to UTC's future
BingoBoingo: <decimation> easily achieved with stopwatch and gnomon << This leads you to my world, where my mechinical autowinding watch is always perfectly accurate because
I declare it so
decimation: well, if that were a hard spec
I would agree, need txco or ocxo
decimation:
I guess
I just can't see 'we need to sun' to be a huge limitation on any human endeavour
BingoBoingo: As far as
I can tell time does not exist other than as a projection perpetrated by the brain
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: The time nerds burn the... Well QuickTrip and CVS were done so
I guess WalMart
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> ... <<
i keep own time, and usg introduces leap second. now what << How often? A minute over a century and ignoring should be fine
solrodar:
I'm already pulling the graph into a script to do some filtering
solrodar: so if
I provide the graph in s-expression format with instructions, do you have any specific plan for visualizing it?
solrodar: yeah,
I don't know why it doesn't always do that
solrodar:
I mean it's the positioning of the boxes which is the problem
solrodar:
I don't see how changing that would give you more space
solrodar:
I don't think any amount of manual arrangement would shrink the overall size that much
trinque: of which
I've found nothing but shit
assbot: Logged on 07-07-2015 21:11:38; ascii_field: my patience for 'help the mouse find the cheese' ran out when
i was four
solrodar:
I've made an attempt at the call graph you requested
punkman: mircea_popescu:
I liked the toilet analogy
trinque:
I keep wanting to call that "inversion"
trinque: mostly just that;
I hear these terms most often used by someone who thinks someone else has been unfair, and ought to be restrained by the state
trinque:
I (perhaps incorrectly) take "psychopath" to be a political term, akin to "sociopath"
trinque: that's more or less what
I got from asciilifeform, that he was describing a person which, to put it in idiot's terms "does what makes sense to him"
BingoBoingo: But
I dunno. Maybe at some point radio hashes happens.
BingoBoingo:
I read the thread. closest
I have to solutions are either Noping ft. meade off the earth into the sun or Noping out and taking stator to ALpha Centurai
assbot: Logged on 02-02-2015 23:03:08; mircea_popescu: "
I've noticed certain repeating characteristic in the writing of many members of this forum: they construct grammatically correct sentences but absolutely disregard the underlying semantics: incoming vs. outgoing, local vs. remote, source vs. destination, etc. Here in regards to TCP/IP ports, but
I observed that in regards to pretty much any technical issue."
funkenstein_:
i've never understood the philippino references
i see here
ascii_field: thestringpuller:
i'm not even certain that the 'ocean of complaint' consists of real people
trinque: ascii_field: reminds me of mircea_popescu's recent comments to the effect of roughly "We've done it!
I exist!"