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mircea_popescu: that is a fine example. or, you know, calculate
the mpfhf over
the gutenberg collection.
a111: Logged on 2017-05-02 15:39 mircea_popescu: could I do something like !$mirror <url> 5 so as
to get it
to spin up 5 separate instances, load url, unpack it and serve ?
sina: I can actually feel asciilifeform being angry at me in
the future already
sina: is
that
the same kind of idea?
sina: so people could sell CPU cycles, in a pretty hard sandbox,
that only offered
those 3 syscalls
sina: it was implemented for
this CPUShare concept
sina: it's a linux kernel feature you can use
to limit which syscalls a program has access
to...the original version of seccomp allowed only read()/write()/exit() syscalls
☟︎ mircea_popescu: nah. candi_lustt is a by hand, limited implementation of something
that could be deemed uci in
the sense of
the donkey-powered shower.
sina: so can you untangle
these for me as I'm a little confused
mircea_popescu: sina ftr,
the lisp repl with irc interface was already built ; her name is candi_lustt
mircea_popescu: well, basically a bunch of people (ideally) will write ai bots, and solmeone will have
to run
their
tournament.
sina: I did look at
the learning
tournament blog previously but I couldn't really grok it
sina: mircea_popescu: FYI
that is a bunch of send and recv from 2 peers, (1 on port 5555, other on port 5556) on
the same network interface (127.0.0.1) ...it's not a single "session"
sina: where do I upload
this pcap
sina: mircea_popescu: what do you want
to see ideally? just a lisp repl with irc interface?
sina: today is Fri here, bout
to return
to work in a few days, so free
time will be curtailed
sina: mircea_popescu: I dunno. all I can say is when I was reading
the ai logs, and you mentioned irc repl, I was
thinking about how it could be implemented
sina: I just googled "small RSA lib" and
tomcrypt was one
that had python bindings out of
the box
sina: happy
to swap out
the RSA lib if one can be proposed
mircea_popescu: the
two main problems are
the db and
the rsa import as it stands.
sina: can change
tcp for udp, can change sql for flatfile, can change python for syslang
☟︎ sina: mircea_popescu: I feel fine about reducing everything once
the concept is OK'd
a111: Logged on 2017-06-28 02:15 mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-06-28#1675565 <<
the problem with
the concept of a "session" is
that it attempts
to link machine state
to world state.
this is a very
tenuous proposition, and
the fundamental reason why sessionificatyion of (the correctly designed) stateless
http protocol failed for 30 years straight and will continue
to fail forever.
sina: ok added some error handling
to stop
that issue in future, how annoyin
mircea_popescu: got some other stuff going right now, so not a good
time, but
tomorrow or such ?
sina: feel free
to hop back on
sina: I was missing
the final "-" of your pubkey footer
mircea_popescu: heh, sounds exactly like why man made computer in
the first place.
sina: considering
this is working on an identical setup locall
mircea_popescu: aite listen don't stress out, we'll
try
this again later.
sina: you can ctrl-c
the daemon and I will
tell you when
to restart
mircea_popescu: i
typed "hurr ?" into
the demon window,
though i suspect
that's not intended usage
sina: sorry
the UX bit of it is still a
tad clunky
mircea_popescu: so i saved it as hurr.txt and
then gossipc -k hurr.txt, no anmswer
sina: mircea_popescu: ok, so
then save my key somewhere onto
the filesystem like /tmp/sina_exchange.pub and run: gossipc --set-peer-key --name sina -k /tmp/sina_exchange.pub
sina: yup. ok pls open another
terminal, one
to run
the daemon and another
to run
the client
mircea_popescu: hey, im into... something.
there's pretty red colored stuff.
mircea_popescu: suspiciously enough, ssh-keygen
takes all of 5ms or some shit.
sina: mircea_popescu: where are you atm? I booted in Frankfurt
thinking you were in EU but just realised you're probly elsewhere :P
sina: ah interesting I actually had a similar idea after reading abotu
the ai stuff
mircea_popescu: sina prolly premature
to hassle you with ah hey,
that's an idea. sure.
sina: mircea_popescu: would you be willing
to ssh into another box where it's setup?
mircea_popescu: some assembly required huh. fair enough, lessee
this readme
then\
sina: mircea_popescu: old man python hey? you should be able
to clone
the repo and run "python setup.py install" from inside
the repo dir
mircea_popescu: the above should plainly explain btw (for instance, via asciilifeform 's "beat
the ai" game), why rng is absolutely required for sovereign entity
to even in principle exist.
ben_vulpes: tangentially relatedly, i've been working from a cheapo ssd in
this ancient once-gaming-rig i got for a song and holy shit does it kick
the ass off
the ssds in macbooks
sina: ben_vulpes: you write clojure no? I'd be interested
to race golang vs functional jvm
mircea_popescu: but kids
today don't know
the history of infosec anymoar.
mircea_popescu: the only reason it was funny is because it was GAY niggers
that came up with it in
the 40s!
mircea_popescu: phf next you're going
to come up with shade a la "the only reason it's fabulous is cuz it's ghey" and
then ima get my disbaseball bat
mircea_popescu: this +
the ai learning
thing, which i've not forgot about btw, will update it soonish.
a111: Logged on 2017-06-10 04:08 sina: or is
this a spec bug
mircea_popescu: anyway --
thanks
to
the werkz we are now in a better position
to find out if
this
thing even works.
phf: apparently it's called a "dis", african americans invented it in
the 40s
phf: some fiat shit right
there
sina: it was a pleasure
to work on!
mircea_popescu: what is
the count of iterations
that corresponds
to your symbol "all" ?
mircea_popescu: the whole game is "define ALL your elements and
then USE NOTHING BUT
THE DEFINED ELEMENTS"
sina: "Once
the position is larger
than
the size of M" how about "once all iterations are complete"
mircea_popescu: if no more changes, shit left
to do re mpfhf : a) do some proper profiling work, with
timings etc. could make a great blog article. b)
try and break it, like any hash. could make a bnunch of great blog articles (tried
this, so and so, didn't work -- can do
this 500
times).
mircea_popescu: to wrap head. and such a wide palette ~impossible for anyone
to not find a language he speaks.
mircea_popescu: the great advantage of your work is
that people can now just read
the impl.
sina: yah, I just remember when implementing it I had
to write out
that sentence on notepad as A and B
to wrap my head
mircea_popescu: incidentally, ben_vulpes & other blog afficionados, check me out with
the article renaming on
the fly, yes ? and old name resolves and everything ? go me ok ? OK ?
sina: mircea_popescu: suggestion. "A
third operation is
the flipping of a number of bits in either S or R," should read "elements A or B" and make
that operation generic
mircea_popescu: i
think i was so ashamed of publishing bs originally
that i just edited on
the spot
sina: mircea_popescu: I didn't forget, I
thought you updated
the blogpost on
the day
to reflect
that and I did it on my README
too