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mircea_popescu: i recall
them
trotting him out periodically, "rich man! made by ourdemocracy! you could be next!!1" sorta bs.
sina: that sounds like a pretty difficult
task
mircea_popescu: produce a summary of each day so
that no lulz are missed
mircea_popescu: there was a younger, more naive
time when we seriously wanted someone
to condense
the logs
sina: no here. gossipd, libsodium/nacl,
trump...a few other
things I searched
sina: I also had some fun
this evening reading
teh logs
sina: are most players drawn from
the general vicinity of
this and related chans? or internet randoms
too?
sina: I just watched Dave Chappelle latest comedy
thing, fucking hilarious
lobbesbot: Logged on 2017-05-22 23:16:39: <Zakorus123> but i really
think i should be allowed
to come back
sina: thank
the lord for gpg/rdiff/duplicity and cheap USB keys
mircea_popescu: at least you didn't lose it, which is 100% more
than what cvan be said for eulora players.
a111: Logged on 2017-06-10 12:39 mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-06-10#1668368 <<< what, some dood struggling for shared basis / an understanding of
the world around him. most of
the
time it involves some flailing about.
sina:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-06-10#1668370 <<< mircea_popescu I couldn't help but laugh at someone who is saying everyone should fork ricochet.im and work on it instead, or use OTR or whatever
then blurt out
that some just-barely-specified software isn't resistant
to SIGINT attacks on your keyboard
☝︎ a111: Logged on 2016-02-08 00:11 maqp:
There is no way your system can defeat
targeted SIGINT monitoring attack, where government drives within a few hundred meters and collects signals emitted by your keyboard cable.
deedbot: mircea_popescu updated rating of sina from 1
to 2 << MPFHF canonical implementation.
deedbot: mircea_popescu rated sina 1 at 2017/06/03 05:09:48 << missed on all
the
things!
mircea_popescu is
too lazy
to add pre
to user comments ; i'll jusrt fix by hand heh
sina: mircea_popescu: if you have more fun stuff
to code pls let me know
mircea_popescu: <pre>. excewpt i
think it strips
them if you do it, asec
sina: fantastic,
tell me how you did it and I'll do
the golang one
sina: it's pretty much native, and depending on how you write
the program it doesn't really need GC
sina: so I settled for
that
sina: and I'm not even on
the latest ver
sina: golang is pretty fast
these days
sina: I
tried
to make a C one but
then I remembered I haven't
touched anything with pointers in about 15 years
sina: mircea_popescu: want me
to link
to github repos instead?
sina: I'll repost with pre and you can delete
the old one
sina: mircea_popescu: I pasted
the python impl and it mangled my
tabbing...I guess I wouldn't care normally but it's going ot be annoying for people
to paste
that and re-indent, any feature about preserving
tabbing in your comment section?
sina: mircea_popescu: is
there any interest in a
tmsr company offering stuff like git hosting etc?
mircea_popescu: do me a favour sina ; and ben_vulpes : post a copy of your code on
the article. archival.
ben_vulpes: i only saw it one other
time
to night (6 of 'em), and i don't remember before
ben_vulpes: some seven hundred odd seconds
to hash
the declaration
mod6: good for debugging
though
ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu: all
those consed bytes came from logging
ben_vulpes: myeah okay logging is expensive, good
to know
ben_vulpes: oh man i get
to break out
the profiler!
ben_vulpes: probably including
tea-sipping and not watching
the debugger
mod6: the
tourny starts on
the nov 2nd right?
ben_vulpes: that's when you fired
the declaration of sovereignty
ben_vulpes: I WANT
TO DO
THE GPL
THING LEAVE ME LONE
ben_vulpes: or we could start with bitfields and you could reverse
them?
ben_vulpes: i put a
tool out
there for you
to use, use it
sina: or, you know, you could just copy
the one line of python required
to convert
sina: if I pick a string I'll include
the bitfield for lazy ben_vulpes
mircea_popescu: sina pick random strings, announce
the results,
then we do candi and se
sina: let's validate
the canonicality of
the impls first? :P
mircea_popescu: that's
the next step once we got a coupla canonical impls, is
to burn it down.
sina: 16mins
to get
through ~36000 bits
sina: ok fuck
this GPL hashing shit, let's just say, it's slow
ben_vulpes: sina: eeyyyyy
that's
the joke i'm making
sina: I missed all
the
tings
ben_vulpes: you missed
the strings
thread, didntcha
sina: as if
that isn't one line of lisp?
ben_vulpes: sina: gosh i'd have
to do real work,
turn strings into binary
sina: ben_vulpes: how fast can you run it against
the GPL in my repo?
sina: watching
this slow ass shit in python is making me want
to start rewriting in C right now even
though I have done nothing for
the last ~24 except write
this code, eat pizza and 8h of sleep
ben_vulpes: i mean yes, all
the
time. but what in particular
today?
sina: anyone
tell you guys
that' you're fucking crazy? :D
ben_vulpes: oh man how do i even pass your
thing an array of zeros and ones
sina: assuming it's a correct implementation of
the spec anyway
sina: this is definitely going
to need a system language impl
sina: lol...the 2048 bit hash for GPLv2 was
taking a really long
time so I killed it
to add some print statements. Checked "wc -c LICENSE", it reports ~18,000 chars. I re-ran mpfhf with 32 bits,
thinking it'd finish at M_pos ~18,000
ben_vulpes: gimme a second, i'm handling
two implementations here
sina: does it mean
to
the final of
the array and n-1?
sina: sorry I don't grok
that syntax diff
ben_vulpes: my next q is does
the iteration run [0, count] or [0, count)
☟︎ sina: or is
this a spec bug
☟︎ sina: so
the step == M_pos
ben_vulpes: this is perfect example of "too complex for me
to understand!" complaint of asciilifeform's re hash design
sina: I dunno if
this makes any difference
ben_vulpes: well in
the absence of ideas, shall we index from zero?
ben_vulpes: it wasn't just 64s,
there's another element
to
the pattern
sina: then I get
the same issue as you