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mircea_popescu: there's exactly two arguments who can work on
typical moron. the first is, "everyone is doing this" ; the second is "you must this in order to that".
mircea_popescu: ad asked open-ended questions like "how can
I trust you?" and "how do
I know this is for real?"--these were future investors. They were asking me to persuade them. They wanted to believe."
mircea_popescu: ,
I always knew whether or not they would invest. Those who would not become investors always made specific requests for information, requiring several referrals of non-alts who had been playing the game for a few years. Obviously
I could not provide this without giving the names of other investors. Since my business' website guaranteed anonymity, this was not practical. But those who did not make specific requests, and inste
mircea_popescu: consider
this item i recently fell upon by accident : "And so the scam rolled on through April and into May.
I gathered around fifty active investors, and scammed about a billion non-Morty investments.
I was repeatedly pulled into convos, usually lasting only a short time as they asked a few questions. Within the first few lines of communication
danielpbarron:
i'm holding on to a bunch of computer parts but
i'm not sure how useful any of them are
a111: 2019-01-03 <danielpbarron>
i did not tell him to join, and
i have given up on reaching that crowd
mircea_popescu: we're substantially different things,
i'm something, the poveraccio's not a thing.
mircea_popescu:
i mean you're not them, substantially. if
i shoot some schmuck they ask me "what
i was thinking", if some schmuck shoots another they just dump him in the hole.
mircea_popescu: but in more reality-anchored basis for discussion,
i'd guess about one third of esl females in age range of interest live in communal arrangements. some are publicly run, aka "university dorms" ; some are privately run, of which as much as one third also illegally run.
mircea_popescu:
i have no idea ; nor is this anything like an example.
mircea_popescu: if you define "living is exsting + jew" then yeah,
i expect you won't find "living without jew".
mircea_popescu:
i suspect this is your usual "opionions of things
i imagine" postmodernist show.
mircea_popescu:
i expect actually a great future for intermodal container housing.
BingoBoingo:
I recall mircea_popescu had a story about folks trying to build stone house in the US
mircea_popescu: somewhat parallel to the very threatened reaction of girlies in a group of girlies, when
i bid one come over. "if she goes to the slaugther when called to the slaughter, who's to say
i wouldnt?!?"
BingoBoingo: Anyways,
I carry some technical debt, but as
I've been learning since last year there's a lot of pressing cultural debt.
BingoBoingo: Some trilemas
I read quickly in 2013-2019 today take substantially more time to read as
I correct and rebuild the working set in the headcase. Then again 2013-2017
I was mistakenly filtering for Bitcoin. But that filtering doesn't work.
mircea_popescu: it does seem though that the "article is ~500 words" thing that stood true for a decade or so meanwhile morphed into an "article is ~2k words" thing.
i hope it stops, this process, before expanding past the point where not even
i can be bothered to read one.
mircea_popescu:
i honestly don't understand why latest pc even has pcb in at all. all the shit could be on-die anyway.
BingoBoingo: Forgot to spec socketed RAM.
I haven't even seen socketed chip teases
lobbes: However,
I'm pleased to say
I now have a bootable (and, this time, login-able!) cuntoo on my usb stick.
I'll aim to get a post with all the details out this week
lobbes: solution being to simply disable CONFIG_STACK_VALIDATION by setting it to blank,
i.e "CONFIG_STACK_VALIDATION =". This was a newer kernel config
I was using this time around;
I checked and this config option was not even mentioned in my older config
a111: Logged on 2019-02-23 19:16 lobbes: Luckily, this time around
I have a 40MB screenlog to parse through. Will return once
I have a more substantive understanding of where exactly the failure points are when trying to build my kernel config
mircea_popescu:
i mean this literally, btw. all everyone ever does in us small camp is jack it.
mircea_popescu:
I can see that you are not a very good Dom/Master. You are abusive and hide behind that title as an excuse. You are not attractive, you have a terrible personality, and you don't deserve subs.
I hope they can work up the courage to leave your abusive ass."
mircea_popescu: meanwhile at mini-usg, "LordMPofTMSR Think of it as an intelligence test. That you're failing." JessicaShadow 24F Switch "That of itself is hilarious, considering
I know exactly how smart
I am, and how high my IQ is.
mircea_popescu: the lulzy "you're paying for our incarceration circus" thing is ever spreading,
i see.
mircea_popescu:
i recall some lulz about cutting the sword because taller than whatever lavra
a111: Logged on 2015-03-19 20:50 mircea_popescu:
i doubt anyone seriously believes she moves into anything but a jail cell once term ends.
a111: Logged on 2019-02-23 19:03 mircea_popescu: "Poking at making an open source version of the Cisco toolchain again, from publicly available sources. (No, Cisco isn't paying me to do this, most of those engineers are off for the holidays and not even answering their work email.
I'm doing it because
I'm disgusted with the FSF and would love to undermine Mepis II any way
I can.)" << nuts.
a111: Logged on 2019-02-20 17:36 asciilifeform: funnily enuff asciilifeform was just recently describing to pet , how mircea_popescu's pesticide worx, and finally clicked when
i 'recall cell culture ? when yer growing eukaryotes, you add antibiotic, or guess what dish will be full of next day'
mircea_popescu: "
i'm not putting another shit on trilema, there's one there and
i can't discern how a 2nd woul add anything". nevertheless -- the nut's uncrackable, you literally do not know in 2015 what you will like to read of 2015 in 2019.
a111: Logged on 2019-02-23 18:34 mircea_popescu: "Busy all day. The phone just would not stop ringing. Mark called several times (some of them about Paychex), Stu called (oops, late to meet him for lunch), my sister called (wants me to buy her a house, but in a good way),
I called my grandparents to thank them for the Red Lobster gift card Fade and
I used for dinner, the series of phone calls from Eric was because he had to debug a problem with the gpsd test suite hanging o
a111: Logged on 2015-04-07 21:39 mircea_popescu: but
i say the pigs make ham. as that one butcher observed, "
i only follow the lines already there"
a111: Logged on 2019-02-24 06:53 mircea_popescu: all the recurrent "look how well this works out, except it only works out because the item was there, you couldn't have computed WHEN
I WROTE IT that this is how it'll be useful, nor do you have the time or resources when it'd be useful to re-produce the thing in the past you should've marked" is entirely about this.
a111: Logged on 2019-02-24 06:47 hanbot wouldn't for a moment think of v as belonging in the set of "failed attempts"/"ugliness or banality potential of life on earth", but otherwise the problem of desire to control perception is spot-on.
i certainly have that problem, "x isn't polished enough", "
i'll write about y when it's all done and
i know what the score is" etc
a111: Logged on 2019-02-24 06:38 hanbot: am
i nuts for expecting the this to be on asciilifeform's blog, seeing as he wrote it?
mircea_popescu: "but mp, why would you DO that!!!" "
i don't know yet."
mircea_popescu: all the recurrent "look how well this works out, except it only works out because the item was there, you couldn't have computed WHEN
I WROTE IT that this is how it'll be useful, nor do you have the time or resources when it'd be useful to re-produce the thing in the past you should've marked" is entirely about this.
☟︎ hanbot:
i guess "we've always venerated v" ~= "we've always been at war with eastasia", but it's not so easy to see from this vantage.
hanbot: you know, when
i'm dead.
hanbot wouldn't for a moment think of v as belonging in the set of "failed attempts"/"ugliness or banality potential of life on earth", but otherwise the problem of desire to control perception is spot-on.
i certainly have that problem, "x isn't polished enough", "
i'll write about y when it's all done and
i know what the score is" etc
☟︎ mircea_popescu: "if nobody saw me shitting my pants then therefore nobody has any cause to suspect
i ever did" or somesuch. as fucking if that's how anything worked.
mircea_popescu: before
i made nicole go naked on her knees NOBODY EVER imagined going naked on your knees is the proper path towards a technical career. before
i published that thing, it wasn't self obvious it should be on loper-os. and so fucking following.
mircea_popescu: 2019 logic didn't seem nearly as logical in 2015, what can
i tell you.
hanbot: am
i nuts for expecting the this to be on asciilifeform's blog, seeing as he wrote it?
☟︎ hanbot: mircea_popescu so it does. but
i mean, "the idea behind this"? what if one's looking for -the- this?
nicoleci: mircea_popescu: nicoleci kitten, check out latest comments, local troll dug out the linkedin of this lulzcow. write to them, say hi an' tell 'em your master ordered you to << this is done -
i messaged him as ordered. :)
mircea_popescu:
i suspect the whole heathen->cuntoo environment building will require some more brush-up and tweaking. eventually we'll get it smooth but for now such attempts are indeed very useful globally, even if
i imagine locally frustrating.
lobbes: Luckily, this time around
I have a 40MB screenlog to parse through. Will return once
I have a more substantive understanding of where exactly the failure points are when trying to build my kernel config
☟︎ lobbes: However,
I've got some detective work to do now; Last night
I ran the Cuntoo script (using the same kernel used for the above functioning Gentoo, and aimed at a usb drive), however when building the kernel
I saw a spew of "error: cannot read XYZ elf file" and then it drops me out of the bootstrap.sh
lobbes: good day, #t. Quick update on what
I've been doing lately:
I've been on a bridge-to-cuntoo quest. Firstly,
I spent the last week or so successfully getting a hand-rolled classic Gentoo installed on my lappy; complete with alf's classic crapolade masks, functioning networking, gcc-musl, ave1's gnat, and diana_coman's v setup (tested and working splendidly,
I will add).
mircea_popescu: "Somebody needs to fork gcc at the last GPLv2 release (4.2.2
I think, need to check) and maintain that, because the FSF has gone totally around the bend and the community shouldn't depend on it anymore." << check that lulz.
mircea_popescu: "Poking at making an open source version of the Cisco toolchain again, from publicly available sources. (No, Cisco isn't paying me to do this, most of those engineers are off for the holidays and not even answering their work email.
I'm doing it because
I'm disgusted with the FSF and would love to undermine Mepis II any way
I can.)" << nuts.
☟︎ mircea_popescu:
i dunno that it was avoidable. it's like saying "sinking submarine won by appointing X captain".
mircea_popescu: or
i guess the gain is that inept bois who can't afford a cup of standardcoffee at the standardshop could pretend like they're "fixing it" for 8 years, which is to say most of their productive life ?
mircea_popescu: a functionally iliterate moron from illinois/kenya got to fist bump with the functionally illiterate morons polishing the white house floors.
i guess that's a gain in fried chicken ?
mircea_popescu: "If
I go home,
I'll be endlessly pestered by cats. If
I go into a room and close the door, they'll claw at it, the whole time." << dood had some srs problems.
i sent much less disrespectful cat flying out window.