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gabriel_laddel: Melting poing can't
tell ISO from meth. MSM & other cuts can be acetone washed out.
mircea_popescu: digital particuarly good fit
too, because usual problem with mirrors is "your head won't fit in F". but a ccd will.
mircea_popescu: next you're gonna
tell me ai isn't quite here yet and quantum computers not right around
the corner, not
to mention no 3d printed guns.
mircea_popescu: i
though usb nullifies lens aberration
through
the power of unicode.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo shoot 'em an email see if
they can deliver ?
fromloper: basically
that, I'm following Elbrus' PR
mircea_popescu: fromloper what's your relation
to
the item ? "something i found on
the internet" ? or ?
a111: Logged on 2015-08-28 01:24 mircea_popescu:
the people in life are people from movies,
gabriel_laddel: #!
the people in real life are
the people from movies not
the people from real life
mircea_popescu: so you should be able
to either filter meth by a succession of rapid wrist swipes or else shoot lasers out of your eyes.
gabriel_laddel: Wait a minute. Pasteur separated racemates by hand -- so I should at least be able
to
tell "biker crank" (racemic meth) from "crystal" (d-meth)
mircea_popescu: trinque you're just being negative, people solve really difficult problems when
they also strap a
ticking
timebomb
to
their ass all
the
time
trinque: this is gonna be a rock bottom story for
the ages.
gabriel_laddel: I'm curious about
the utility of microscopes. Don't really care about meth purity
too much.
gabriel_laddel: Anyone made use of
these digital usb microscopes in any context & have
thoughts?
gabriel_laddel: 1000x magnification seems unrealistic -
that being said: if I crush some product,
take hundreds of images of each sample & use
them as input into a neural network along with a 1-10 (bunk-absolute fire) rating y'think it'll get
trained
to recognize
the real deal?
☟︎ ben_vulpes: !!up gabriel_laddel are you going
to say something or just keep opening and closing
the browser
tab
ben_vulpes: i'm doing
this inside a chroot, so i
think maybe something isn't mounted correctly? i've
tried it both
the way
that mod6 suggested
to me (-o bind /dev $chroot/dev) and
the way
the gentoo installation handbook says (mount --rbind /dev dev/)
ben_vulpes: with
the old stage3, emerge-webrsync downloads what it wants (i
think), but
then barfs at
the end with "Failed
to validate a sane /dev
☟︎ ben_vulpes: what do i look like, some sort of
terrorist
ben_vulpes: looks
to be some python strange, using an older stage3 gives similar errors until i set
the python profile
to 2.7
☟︎ ben_vulpes: here's a lolbow, emerge-webrsync barfs with a segfault on a nomultilib stage3 with "Fatal Python error: Failed
to open /dev/urandom \n Segmentation fault"
BingoBoingo: "The urbanite will claim
to be
the
true representative voice of America, but
they are but a degenerated version of it. While we,
the ruralites, are
the
true holders of our myriad cultures!" ... "Once we have achieved
this strong base and brotherhood of agrarian identity, we can begin
to push aspects of Agrarian Nationalism economically, socially, and politically."
mod6: I've updated
the
trb-howto guide
to include 'curl' in
the list of required binaries / packages ;
Thanks
to whaack for pointing out
the glaring omission
there.
a111: Logged on 2017-11-24 15:03 diana_coman:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-11-24#1742941 <-
to my mind everything
that is in
there still stands as it is (assuming Qntra will be back soon); perhaps only on
the study side but I'm not really sure it makes sense
to give very precise items
there anyway - who wants
to study won't have problems finding what matters for
TMSR at any given point anyway and who is not interested won't benefit from more specific items listed
there
phf: the image generator
though has
to walk
the whole history at once, requiring
the same 0.3s at once
phf: the search, btw, cheats. it walks enough history
to produce enough entries for current page+5 more pages, so searching for something like mircea_popescu is super fast, because you get 500 entries in less messages
phf: (there can still be a linked separate endpoint
that generates a standalone image, possibly at a lower coarseness, etc.)
phf: i
think
the only worthwhile optimization left
to do is roll
the image generation into search.. because right now i'm doing double work, once for
the search and once for
the image.
phf: kind of affects
the nature of data, but still preserves
the general shape
phf: right now
the bucket is basically 2 days (i.e. 2*24*60*60)
phf: so
the bucket is made by running
truncate against a certain divisor on
the message
timestamp in seconds. so playing with divisor gives me more/less coarse buckets
phf: i dropped it
to ~~.6s and i'm not messing with it any further. about .3s of
that is
the search, so image generation and building of histogram is another .3s
phf: ok, here's a more integrated PoC
http://btcbase.org/log-search?q=from%3Amircea+god the image is being generated full scale, but
then force by
the browser
to be 1000px wide. (fwiw, while still cheap, it is more expensive
to resize it,
than
to spit out
the whole
thing)
diana_coman:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-11-24#1742941 <-
to my mind everything
that is in
there still stands as it is (assuming Qntra will be back soon); perhaps only on
the study side but I'm not really sure it makes sense
to give very precise items
there anyway - who wants
to study won't have problems finding what matters for
TMSR at any given point anyway and who is not interested won't benefit from more specific items listed
there
☝︎☟︎ mircea_popescu: aaand for
the record,
the correct way
to set
the entry message is : "/msg chanserv set #trilema entrymsg
To speak in #trilema you must be voiced" etc.
phf: am not going
to start writing image encoders from scratch
mircea_popescu: so don't kill yourself over it ; if it knows no easy solution may be solved in x years,
there's pressinger
things.
mircea_popescu: by now we're far out on
the edges of lisp-for-html-imagemagicks.
phf: i still want
to
try a couple of different image spitting libraries.
this one is particularly expensive, nor does it support palette, so adding colors increased its size by
two
mircea_popescu: there's also
the problems of grinding, and on it goes.
a111: Logged on 2017-11-24 06:29 asciilifeform: BingoBoingo: i gotta nitpick,
there is afaik no direct connection b/w meth and
tooth decay. strictly in
the
temptation
to 'hey i didnt sleep, why brush
teeth..'
gabriel_laddel: phf:
the point being? Fwiw, I'm
trying
to forced march myself into some stable employment while crippled.
mircea_popescu: i suppose i have a coupla girls
that have yoga mats...
phf: well, i'm
try-en
to make a point here, i only really have a yoga mat..
a111: Logged on 2017-11-24 06:08 phf: gabriel_laddel: i have a yoga mat, a strip of lsd, a supply of codeine and a medical insurance card; i don't question
their usefulness, i just
think it's important
to be able
to discriminate, so as
to apply each one of
them appropriately
mircea_popescu: yeah but you happy with
that much cpu melt ? i mean, if you get a buncha concurrent searches...
phf: from beginning of log
to present day
mircea_popescu: i was
thinking
they'd be horiz right under "x entries in y seconds"
gabriel_laddel: asciilifeform:
There is still plenty
to do. CLIM's COM-FOO machinery has
to be cut & replaced with "functions most often called on / FTYPE matches
this as a valid ARG"
gabriel_laddel: Eg
the other day it "didn't kick in", so I had another few mouthfuls of methwater, only
to remember "oh fk, I have
to have coffee or it won't work"
BingoBoingo: <gabriel_laddel> asciilifeform
There is jaw clenching if you accidentally
take
too much << What accidentally and
too much?
BingoBoingo: From what I understand
the aggravating factor is vasoconstriction
to
the mucosa
gabriel_laddel: asciilifeform
There is jaw clenching if you accidentally
take
too much
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform:
The connection is xerostymia, no salivary cleaning action goes on while meth'd
BingoBoingo: From my encouters with
those how have ended
their forced marches while still vertical, mid 4 figure bezzel bucks is standard... or dentures
BingoBoingo: Now gabriel_laddel you do know
that your forced march medicine is going
to increase you dental expenses, yes?
gabriel_laddel: BingoBoingo
The INSTANT I have an option out, I'm gone.
gabriel_laddel: Nor have I forgotten $ELSE. Simply overestimated own ability / underestimated
the complete idiocy of surrounding populace
phf: it might actually be cheaper
to roll
the operation into search, and
then use an inline base64 img..
gabriel_laddel: While I'm here: At no point did I forget
that I'd agreed
to build
the archiver - however I was banned from
the place I'd arranged
to host it on 3(!) separate occasions.
phf: i don't know what
that is, please link
to relevant materials
phf: these'll be disabled when i go
to sleep in a few
though
a111: Logged on 2016-11-30 23:38 asciilifeform: dopes
that make
the eater happier
to do repetitive / dumb
task, are death
to programmer.
phf: gabriel_laddel: i have a yoga mat, a strip of lsd, a supply of codeine and a medical insurance card; i don't question
their usefulness, i just
think it's important
to be able
to discriminate, so as
to apply each one of
them appropriately
☟︎ BingoBoingo: In other news: "Kenwanna Randolph, a 24-year-old woman from Chicago, was
traveling northbound on Illinois Avenue approaching Mill Street when she reported not seeing
the officer’s emergency lights or hearing
the siren.
The front of Randolph’s Ford Fiesta struck
the passenger side of
the police car, causing major damage
to both vehicles, police said. "
a111: Logged on 2016-12-01 18:19 asciilifeform: but quite destructive
to folx who are doing equivalent of ~planning~
the march
gabriel_laddel: Brånemark spent almost 30 years fighting
the scientific community for acceptance of osseointegration as a viable
treatment. In Sweden he was often openly ridiculed at scientific conferences.