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mircea_popescu: notbad comedy. somewhat in
the vein of leslie nielsen's stuff.
BingoBoingo: Not
that I remember, but I did see an awesome swarm of bees
today.
ben_vulpes: but i have at least managed
to rid myself of
the apple dep
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform:
this is not strictly speaking a "hygenic" box
ben_vulpes: VIDEO_CARDS="nvidia" at least had
the system booting, ="nouveau" hung as described
ben_vulpes: intel i7, nvidia geforce 550
ti, and as for "which kernel" i do not properly know how
to answer
the question but built with CHOST="x86_64-gentoo-linux-gnu"
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: latest sojurn hung at "Booting
the kernel."
ben_vulpes: halfheartedly, entirely deflated dick in hand, bantuized
the
thing. worked, but...could not muster
the spirit
to continue with hardware so degraded
ben_vulpes: buying a new video card just
to slice a part of
the possibility space off
mircea_popescu: and speaking of
the "новые высоты прогресса и цивилизации", it can't quite escape one's notice
that EVERY SINGLE FEMALE of reproductive age without exception lives in
this
thing where
the bed is always within physical reach.
☟︎ shinohai: I am not exactly enabled yet but will be putting in
the work asap
mod6: just
throwing a matrix
together of all
the
test data.
phf: right, i had reddit knowledge of it, but now i'm
trying
to get a nice hardcopy of a book
that i only have in
text, and i'm rapidly gaining
tmsr knowledge of just how rotten it is
mod6: "In his paper, Pearson gave several interesting examples of
the previous misuse of statistics; and he also proved
that certain runs at roulette (which he had experienced during
two weeks at Monte Carlo in 1892) were so far from
the expected frequencies
that odds against
the assumption of an honest wheel were some 10^29
to one!"
phf: built into
the LaTeX format by babel. ” etc.
phf: such,
the \numexpr primitive is used by some of
the hyphenation patterns
phf: “e-TeX is assumed nowadays by everything other
than 'pure' plain
TeX. AS
phf: compiling cyrtex for plain
tex, errors out. google gives
Framedragger: solitary and/or solipsistic (where person assumes
there is no republic)
mircea_popescu: "oh, can't
take it with you" "wanna bet ? fucking imbecile lazy schoolboy, oh what's
the
teacher gonna do, flunk all of us. you'd better fucking believe it, what!"
mircea_popescu: sure. by
the
time republican's lived his lifetime in exile without
the republic, what's he
to do ? pile it up and burn it all ?
Framedragger: i
think
there was an altruistic / sentimental component, so
the case cannot be reduced
the above, which (on its own) of course stands (i.e. agree fully)
mircea_popescu: it is a false notion.
there is no value in
the herds other
than of usage. unless you're using
the sheep,
the libertards,
to spin some wheel,
they are 0, not epsilon.
a111: Logged on 2017-06-01 17:43 Framedragger: "As for
the ultimate fate of
the site, I'll have more
to say about
that soon. Delicious has over a billion bookmarks and is a fascinating piece of web history. Even Yahoo, for whom mismanagement is usually effortless, had
to work hard
to keep Delicious down. I bought it in part so it wouldn’t disappear from
the web."
a111: Logged on 2017-06-01 17:41 asciilifeform: ^ surprisingly nonidiotic response
to a popular schneierism going around at
the
time
mircea_popescu: and
that's why stabbing
them in
the neck "for no reason" and "that was
totally uncalled for" while
they're riding
the state car is
the ~best way
to serve
the republic.
a111: Logged on 2017-06-01 16:48 pete_dushenski: wtf kind a braindeads are pumping eth
to
these levels anyways. do govs really have
that much fiat left
to wash
trade with ?
mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-06-01#1664279 << it's very easy
to get a bunch of "consensus"-oriented, state-compliant dork with no money
to agree
to anything, no matter how nonsensical it is. it's not expensive, either,
that's why said dorks are
the wet dream of any socialism.
☝︎ a111: Logged on 2017-06-01 16:46 pete_dushenski: could be $ethereum! which has HALF
the market cap of bitcoin donchaknow
mircea_popescu still buys ps2 kbd/mouse
to
this day, but
they;ve apparently become rare
a111: Logged on 2017-06-01 16:37
trinque: I will never buy a car
that has enough computer in it
to use such a
thing.
a111: Logged on 2017-06-01 16:14 asciilifeform: it is how , e.g., ps/2 kbd/mouse port worked. ( however it was never
turned into a general-purpose item )
Framedragger: loads fine here... root cert is "USERTrust RSA" CA,
then gandi
Framedragger: i
think he had some sentiments for delicious users, + perhaps expects some of
them
to migrate
to his paid service. who knows
Framedragger: "As for
the ultimate fate of
the site, I'll have more
to say about
that soon. Delicious has over a billion bookmarks and is a fascinating piece of web history. Even Yahoo, for whom mismanagement is usually effortless, had
to work hard
to keep Delicious down. I bought it in part so it wouldn’t disappear from
the web."
☟︎