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shinohai: If burned in barged, what ensures complete combustion so
the remaining fats don't seep into
the water supply and pollute ?
BingoBoingo: No, only solution is force
the obest
to slow cremations on manure pile.
BingoBoingo: Aha, yes.
This keeps happening enough
that
the only final solution here is refusing service.
This must be driven by insurers unless Obama care has perverted
the meaning of insurance in
the post-health industry
too.
a111: Logged on 2014-10-19 03:18 asciilifeform: BingoBoingo: 500 lb. body causes fire at Henrico crematory << one
time i spent an evening reading cremator manuals (for no particular reason. happened
to stroll by a modern crematory on evening walk in new street, was curious.) every manufacturer has special instructions for
the peculiarly fat 'clients.'
BingoBoingo: lulzies, should have refused service.
This is a srs warning
to funeral home insurers
shinohai goes
to shithub
to see what else might actually be in
there
shinohai: Apparently
there is remote code execution exploitation in
this backdoor as well: "unexploitable out-of-buffer read access in if(strstr(rec,"false")) as rec may not be zero-ended if 1024 bytes are received."
pete_dushenski: "Even without Bitmain being malicious,
the API is unauthenticated and would allow any MITM, DNS or domain hijack
to shutdown Antminers globally. Additionally
the domain in question DNS is hosted by Cloudflare making it
trivially subjected
to government orders and state control.
shinohai: haha I was searching for
that
tidbit in
the logs asciilifeform,
thought you had said
this previously.
pete_dushenski: "*
The Sponsor intends
to direct up
to one-third of
the Annual Fee, for
the first
three years of
the
Trust's operations,
towards initiatives
that support development, marketing, and community activities of
the Ethereum Classic Network."
a111: Logged on 2014-07-08 23:48 asciilifeform: if you can arrange for, say,
the entire crop of 'bfl' units
to spin
their wheels fruitlessly during known
time intervals, your own miners (presumably exempt) can be scheduled
to run
then and precisely
then
a111: Logged on 2014-07-08 23:51 asciilifeform: if you can stop all miners but yours - for a given interval - you can plunder blocks at far below
the expected energy cost
pete_dushenski: i badly wish silbert's latest fund were a late apr1 joke. just seems
too cruel
to be
true!
shinohai: Must have fingers in all
teh
telcom pies. (See upcoming Qntra for more
telcom lulz )
shinohai: ^ will add
to shitcoin roundup
jhvh1: shinohai:
The operation succeeded.
mircea_popescu: phf functions with any runtime
that average about
the interval PER CALL show up all over
the place.
phf: valgrind i
take it from what asciilifeform is saying instruments
the code, in an equivalent of putting printf after every statement
phf: gprof interrupts
the program every few ms and saves
the backtrace,
the whole family is called "sampling profilers" because it only knows of functions
that it saw during
the interrupt. functions with runtime < interrupt ms show up with wrong estimates
☟︎ lobbesbot: Logged on 2017-04-26 15:22:21: <mircea_popescu> puts
the whole "only fate of average mankind is harem slavery" rhetoric quite into focus.
mircea_popescu: "valgrind [when used for
this purpose
through
this module] simulates" etc.
mircea_popescu: and gprof is just not useful, with
the sampling and etc.
mircea_popescu: if you're interested in either gprof or valgrind's callgrind, or both or whatever, his
thing is useful. but i'm not. specifically because bitcoin is
too large and slow
to be run on valgrind-simulated cpu, and moreover if we could do
that we wouldn't have any of
the problems we currently approach anymore.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i'm not saying
there is ; i am saying i don't care for either method of profiling he discusses for
this usecase.
mircea_popescu: no i was quoting
this as a right and proper observation.
mircea_popescu: awk oneliner may not be available, but in point of fact "find
the lines" is a ~solved problem, even for borland ide.
mircea_popescu: anyway, point still remains,
the way
to do
this is printf
time&line each line.
mircea_popescu: shinohai well, if
they keep
talking about it as if someone does, certainly someone one day will.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform anyway, either approach discussed is ridiculous. i don't need valgrind
to emulate a processor and
then guess how long
things'
take ; i don't want gprof's sampling either. just awk
the codebase
to add a printf after each instruction spitting out
time and recompile.
that's it.
mircea_popescu: no, i expect something more along
the lines of
http://trilema.com/2011/deci-de-revelion-acum-niste-ani/ ; ie providing
they somehow landed in
they'd identify a situation according
to
their own mental furnishings, which'd have nothing much
to do with
the actual situation,
then proceed
to "Strategize" on
that basis and
the girls would
toy with her for as long as
that's funny before chewing her up and spitting her out.
shinohai: I'm rather willing
to bet 99% of
these "dommes" would be flipped in an instant on arrival
to mp's harem.
mircea_popescu: if
the academia scam weren't
there
to extract
the ones with iq > room
temp from "street lyfe", we'd be stuck fishing
this end of
the lulz pond rather
than campuses.
mircea_popescu: then
those who do lord it over
the ones who don't, irrespective of how
they had ~no merit in it,
then
those who don't get frustrated and double down
their efforts because hey, it's personal now, and
that's how women judge
their self worth, and so on and so forth.
shinohai: Didn't bother
to crop
the url from screenshots
mircea_popescu: and "it works" because IT HAS
TO, because hey, americans, wholly brain rotten, "can do anything". and if you can you must and
therefore let's claim and nobody'll give us
the lie because everyone's in
the same rut.
shinohai recalls one girl who used fakeinvoicegenerator.com or somesuch
to make it appear subs were paying.
mircea_popescu: so... let's offer
the... service of... doing what we wanted
to do anyway.
this is a business proposition, now.
mircea_popescu: the whole "findom" business is a rather funny comment on female behaviour and
the nature of
the human brain. so out of all
the services freeranged cunt could provide
to substitute
the wife in man's daily economy, "taking his paycheck" is certainly
the least useful. but
then again as far as
the woman's concerned, it's why she got married in
the first place.
shinohai: But yes, pretend makes up majority of shitposts in attempt
to make
themselves appear in demand.
shinohai: The whole of
their
twitter empire is an illusion, not
that I care how much
they lie as long as *my* payment is forthcoming.
shinohai: I dunno yet for sure, seems each of
the greedy bitches has a different method. I'm sure eventually I can automate
this
too.
mircea_popescu: !!rate rick falkvinge -10 doddering imbecile, entirely unqualified
to speak publicly on any matter.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform imbecile somehow missed
the point
that last reverted "upgrade" got "majority" within a week.
shinohai: Nope,
the findom girls do
tho.
shinohai: Most of
the girls won't answer
their DM's unless sent > $20 fee. Answering
these emails for select ladies could be profitable for me if
they'd only pay in Bitcoin.
shinohai: I had never seen
that particular device, and boy have I seen some strange ones.
mircea_popescu: "i read a book i like
twice, but books i don't like i don't read at all!11"
mircea_popescu: also, ask her for me how does she know
to open "the ones with $" without reading
the rest.
mircea_popescu: shinohai on a scale of 1
to nuts,
that's not even cashews.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform ah no dispute as
to
the
theory. just ... practice kills us.
mod6: ah, herp. missed
that part about
the statics & musl
mircea_popescu: (for
the record, his "proper fixation" quote is opaque. fixation is generally used in medicine, but histopathology branch
thereof,
to denote preparation of microscope slides. if he means "tying up
the person", i'd guess
that'd be proper affixation or something (not really affixation,
that's a grammar
term of art),
though it's entirely disused.)
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform for one
thing,
the yossi kreinin piece doesn't EVEN USE an actual program. and
this "let's imagine" fluff is pretty much peak data in
this "field" of "cultured folks". naimean ?
mod6: will start looking into
that. no reason why I cant set
that up and do another run.
mod6: aha, ok
thanks for
the info alf.
mircea_popescu: moreover,
there's not
that many published large codebase sort of
thing. in fact,
this may be
the largest ever.
mod6: but, in any case, I could work on further analysis like
that, mircea_popescu
mod6: asciilifeform: unless I'm missing something major from one of your vpatches? (i've also posted my debug.log -- please
take a second
to see if I'm missing something major if you have a spare one)
mod6: sure. i missed
that point completely - was just putting some stats
together from alf's
timer/odometer vpatches. i
think something along
the lines of what you're referring
to
takes deeper, or much more extensive instrumentation / profiling.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform "specifically made
to" means a lot less
than it appears
to, for reasons such as euler's equality etc. pi is a fundamental constant, it's everywhere.
mircea_popescu: kinda give a
time heatmap for
the whole codebase, as it were.