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ben_vulpes:
i'd expect you to not be cutting so deep on a single pass (if your tooling even supported it) (due to apparently having a working understanding of machining limitations), which implies some crazy connection between out of true-ness of the workpiece maybe?
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: can't say as
i know why your cutoff tool's doing that to the piece. the mark looks like an overheating of either workpiece or cutting tool, but the geometry indicates that it was spiraling in on a single pass.
ben_vulpes: remember how
i was lamenting abandoning my m.e. toolchain for computers?
decimation: ah well this would be the place.
I suggest reading the logs at log.bitcoin-assets.com if you are curious
decimation: Mike Silva: And when
I realized that nobody had any idea how to respond to that,
I went into the bathroom and threw up. Because
I realized this is it, it’s just this small group of people, and right now at this moment we have no clue.
I never want to get close to that moment again"
decimation: asciilifeform:
I suspect mainly the latter is the case
decimation: well,
I suspect the 'right people' (ie friends and family of the SES crowd) meet the criteria
mircea_popescu: decimation
i don't get why bureaucrats shouldn't kowtow.
decimation: at any rate,
I doubt that these fed employees carry much weight anyway, because someone in goldman can make a phone call to their boss's boss's boss and work out whatever deal needs to be made
decimation: well, since it is fed policy to keep all meetings with banks secret,
I guess only a few know the reality
decimation: Later in the meeting with Goldman, here's his "poking to make them nervous": "Mike Silva Just to button up one point.
I know the term sheet called for a notice to your regulator. The original term sheet also called for expression of non-objection, sounds like that dropped out at some point, or...?
thickasthieves:
i listened to the npr thing, honestly the soundbytes didnt seem that bad
decimation: "Mike Silva: My own personal thinking right now is that we’re looking at a transaction that’s legal but shady.
I want to put a big shot across their bow on that. Poking at it, maybe we find something even shadier than we already know. So let’s poke at this thing, let’s poke at it with our usual poker faces, you know.
I’d like these guys to come away from this meeting confused as to what we think about it.
I want to keep
mircea_popescu: listen
i just made it into a 30mb avi, it'kll be good enuff
kakobrekla:
i have done that, even in front of public people
jurov:
i got into PM with ninjashogun and last thing before
i lost it was
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform if you can cut a good <15s spot
i'd like it
mircea_popescu: "so give me 50k and
i might buy iron nails which might be worth more in the future"
jurov: no
i wanted to know his calcualtion
mircea_popescu: we've sunk to the lows where kako trolls the channel.
i know of no other place where the actual chan owner trolls the chan
jurov:
i'm more interested in that demand caluculation
ninjashogun: mircea_popescu, Oh, uh (wink) right. You are right that there are no other crypto currencies besides btc,
I will grant this to you. It is ridiculous to assume any other crypto currency can ever come into existence.
ninjashogun: What
I mean is that long-term, if BTC held a monopoly on crypto currency my price target would be $300K per bitcoin. (Simply because that is required for the amount of crypto currency the world has a money supply demand.) But the problem is that other crypto currencies can meet some of this demand. So, is that some of the reason for the decline? If it is, what will cause the rebound?
The20YearIRCloud: guess
i don't understand how a large-ish business that takes BTC and runs into the asme cashout problems as us could operate with it
thickasthieves: ninjashogun,
I will allow the price to start going up again tomorrow
ninjashogun: Incidentally if it is on-topic here
I am curious about the opinion of people here about 1) cause of BTC price depression 2) whether BTC price will rebound. Where will the buy pressure come from, given that there are other crypto currencies as well?
mircea_popescu:
i intend to gif-ify it to test the saffron chick's thing.
ninjashogun: jurov, hi.
I'm actually a startup founder, not a security expert per se (besides a good theoretical understanding and some practical reading same as avialable to everyone here.) Not an xorg expert!
ninjashogun: Thanks. Does someone who has gribble with the proper distance want to trust me to whatever extent is required for an up. Ascii has complained about the volume of contribution, so
I will keep it down. (obvoiusly you can remove this rating if you find
I'm abusive.)
mircea_popescu: course
i have nfi why xorg was made so windowsy in the first place.
jurov: when pinentry was active,
i was unable to get kbd events into xev
thickasthieves:
i dont do insurance, but maybe there are aspects that can be your fault
jurov: they are trolls.
i fully expect, if my washmachine causes a flood, them to ask if it has a microcontroller
jurov: "
i had a fire in my flat" "twas improper date calculation, gtfo"
jurov: lol
i'm scanning a bunch of stuff and noticed my household insurance specifically excludes "caused by improper date calculation by computer"
thickasthieves:
i dont think most markets factor in fees so efficiently
thickasthieves:
i was thinking not very hard about whether the fact that it costs 5% to get money into btce is actually a sound reason for BTCUSD to be 5% cheaper there
mod6: well, it reconnected in #altcoin,
i should merge that change.
mod6:
i had a dream last night that it went down to $6 again, and
i tried to back up a truck
The20YearIRCloud: It's amazing how people value things -
I was at a property auction, house was worth $45k ,
i wanted it for $35k, and people bid it to $55k due to ego
mircea_popescu:
i imagine all over egypt/albania/kyrgiztan/whatever, in all sorts of small rural hamlets with a single internet lifeline, all sorts of adolescent boys are pretending like they got the millionz of btc
mircea_popescu: o wait,
i forgot, the wash trading sort of huge. a trillion just as long as it's done in 100 increments. nm me.
Dimsler:
i think at 250 theres going to a miner bust out
Dimsler: mircea_popescu,
i like a simple conversation amongst people
i share common interests with
TheNewDeal:
I don't believe the price of bitcoin can go negative, alas
I'm not an economics expert
ben_vulpes: <mircea_popescu> kakobrekla you can lket coffee grinds sit in alcohol then add sugar, just like anything else. << o fuck the things
i learn here
TheNewDeal: Most popular addition
I've seen is Baileys, which is basically a flavored creamer you would find at a gas station + small amount of alcohol
TheNewDeal: Is there a specific flavor that's preferred -
i.e. brandy?
TheNewDeal: how about coffee and liquor?
I've heard of many people proposing it, but rare to see it happen in practice
mircea_popescu: it's not that.
i don't care about the man's memory or anything. im trying to explain a fundamental difference in approach.
Dimsler: and
i read the majority of them
Dimsler:
i've read some of your shit
mircea_popescu: "
I want to make this clear. This is not the result of a conspiracy or collusion. This is the outcome of flawed economic incentives and the reaction to them by participants. Hardware used to mine is irrelevant. The underlying rationale regarding distribution of newly created bitcoins is flawed."
punkman: so
I rewrote deedbot basics, will work on supybot plugin soon
Dimsler:
i've already explained that ages ago
mircea_popescu: mkay so the situation is that you have a btc-e account and work as a broker, but when
i asked you the first time you figured it's a good moment to insert a pretense of significant holdings you don't actually hold, and in doing so inadvertently blew to bits your earlier description of your actual activity, which was up to that point correct.
mircea_popescu: well, you made the correlation,
i'm just trying to follow.
Dimsler: it has nothing to do with my arbitraging that
i do as a side buisness
Dimsler: nevermind what
i'm personally doing with my coins
Dimsler:
i think you're being eluded by context here
Dimsler: why should
i take on any form of exposure
mircea_popescu: so
i gather you have a btc-e account and work as a broker ?
mircea_popescu:
i dunno if
i can mix being scammed with not being scammed but not making a profit.
mircea_popescu: imagine this shit, the first time
i actually buy a mining future contract,
i actually get a great deal on it.
mircea_popescu: anyway, btc-e has indeed been around for a long time, and no
i don't know anything substantial against them, so.