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erlehmann: asciilifeform i had such an experience in a group
as well
mircea_popescu: amusingly, the fact that the great-grandfathers ofd today's "free" maryland blacks had it way the fuck better
as slaves is somehow un-known to "scholarship".
☟︎ mircea_popescu: the mothers of the current crop of useless cunts with delusions of journalism were just
as their daughters, importantly neighing about "obviously" and "everyone knows" bullshit they couldn't spell.
mircea_popescu: yes but
as late
as the 80s they were pretending they know better.
phillipsjk: wizard
as in wise person yes. Last estimate I saw said about 160 people are do the work world-wide (mainly for the US military). (they want to know war-only weapon modes will actually work
as intended)
mircea_popescu: well, just
as soon
as you can be specific re that fragility, i'm, all ears.
phillipsjk: Presumably transactions with many outputs are more efficient than dual input/output transactions. They may be able to eliminate an arbitrary number of round trips through their hot wallet
as well.
mircea_popescu: there's also the "bunch of retards who think themselves competent and will wish to '''help'''"
as per older threads re flies.
scriba: ssh banner of 94.156.19.254
as seen on 2016-06-13: SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_4.7p1 Debian-8ubuntu1
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> might
as well ask the kfc colonel his professional opinion re fort sumter. << "Lincoln was a war criminal" is the response I got
mircea_popescu: the ur-model of this is "modern" ourdemocracy currency. while they can falsify it, YOU can't. this means they can prop its value up for
as long
as it takes for idiot-you to buy into the theory that "usd is actually valuable", after which they can turn on the printing.
mircea_popescu: might
as well ask the kfc colonel his professional opinion re fort sumter.
shinohai: !~later tell pete_dushenski Tested your patch, built fine, running on the dev box
as I write this.
mircea_popescu: in case anyone still wanted indicia
as to where the fish rotten from. it was the fucking "law enforcement".
shinohai: ikr? I saw that item yesterday but didn't seem Qntrable to me
as the "scam" appeared to be related to the Ethereum network self-DDoS.
BingoBoingo: Many times there were beggars, many times I was drunk. It is a miracle I remember
as much
as I do.
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> ^ 'altalena affair' resulted in the switcheroo where the upstanding folx ( irgun et al, who held the position 'rm -rf britain' , were replaced by the internationalkomyooniti obedient muppet circus who ended up 'recognized' by said komyooniti
as 'israel' << Aka. When da jooz jew'd the Jay-double-Oh-Oh-Zee
mircea_popescu: absolutely depicting the obese
as human, showing supposed "affection" etcetera should be a felony.
mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-06-12#1669131 << it's a thorny bush, but i'm with alf :
as long
as the TEXT reads historically accurate, where the text links can be up to your implementation. person doesn't like where you direct the links, the historicval original is one copy/paste op away.
☝︎ phf: ben_vulpes: could you possibly add timestamp (hh:mm:ss, say) to your div.line's. maybe
as data-ts="..." or perhaps
as a div.nick title?
mircea_popescu: then winter fucking came, and there they sat under the snow, green and preppy
as everything. and i was googling for home version flamethrowers, for you know, insurance just in case like.
mircea_popescu: just
as long
as you dun lose you know, your actual key.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform that's part of what the publisher will accept
as art assets, see ?
mircea_popescu dislikes the notion of guilt tripping people
as a resource allocation mechanism.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform exactly
as phf describes, there's a certain drag/lift factor in work being done. have you noticed how effort allocation tends to follow "what's happening" more than "i've though about this" ?
BingoBoingo: Moldbug presented
as stale cubile rage vessel
mircea_popescu: "nobody reads" trilema, such
as eg "not smart enough to sling dope" article. but EVERYONE EXECUTES it.
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> it is an almost 'african' pattern, 'at one time my grandfather walked on a bridge, i heard... i'ma call meself Bob Bridgebuilder' etc << AHA, marlinspike presented
as "hippie recreational sailor"
mircea_popescu: aww, just
as i was sitting down to read the man's twitter, turns out it is "protected". scam!
a111: Logged on 2017-06-03 02:47 asciilifeform: in such a way
as to judas goat the authors of said code to rewrite it such that it DEMANDS the new 'improved' compiler.
shinohai: I've taken a twitter break. It's kind of an unfriendly environment for purveyors of posterior such
as myself.
sina: mircea_popescu: I did look at V
as you suggested, including reading through (I think it was) asciilifeform py impl
ben_vulpes: sina: i hope you appreciate the bug-spottment
as well lol
a111: Logged on 2016-03-23 23:35 mircea_popescu: 2 requires the man who just saw the product of his not-inconsequential efforts die over "not doing what mp says, with money" have to choose whether to do what mp says... but with people, this time. we did in fact start this channel together, just like bitbet, and he did do a lot of infrastructure work here, just
as there. so... what do ?
jhvh1: 12. Having had a spiritual awakening
as the result of these steps, we tried to carry this message to alcoholics, and to practice these principles in all our affairs.
trinque not trying to pile on, but "I can stuff at scale" is entertaining
as shit
pete_dushenski: mircea_popescu: what, "european by alliance" cars nao ? << well, ghosn stepped down
as nissan ceo so whatever bridge there was is burnt. now it's turbomowereich because nothing cheats nazi emissions standards quite like 'em.
mircea_popescu: except nanotube never actually fixed gribble, for whatever reason (such
as for instance - because it wasn't erroneously broken but deliberately broken)
trinque: meanwhile sina, you get to discover whether there are such folks in the world
as can maintain a db of numbers without diddling them... to think!
mircea_popescu: thyis is a fractally repeating point : the reason "social learning"
as modelled by redditards doesn't work irl is the indirection layer. the reason gossipd is undefeatable in practice is... the indirection layer.
sina: I think I asked you this long ago, but you keep a local copy of the WoT and expect others to
as well right?
mircea_popescu: the fundamental flaw in your earlier mental process, which is periodically discussed in the logs, is that you try to take trust
as an objective. trust isn't an objective, the reason i trust you is because I TRUST YOU, not because deedbot says i do. and the ONLY use of the knowledge that i trust you is that you can ask me about you. nothing else.
sina: um...
as in, the logical topology of the WoT is a ...web... but to join the web you enter via a tree structure where the root is master, and all other nodes are slaves
BingoBoingo: Retailer dressed
as a "dealer" has either offer a carriage or a lawnmower convincingly dressed
as a carriage.
mircea_popescu: meanwhile chasing manufactured nonsense such
as "core devs" and "miner consensus conference" and etcetera.
trinque: and of course, it appears the thing was received
as "omg what is this anthology of dead european men" and "this math is too hard! unfair!"
sina:
As the couple sat in the back seat of the car, Mr. Denisultanov-Kurmakayev said, “‘Now, here is your gift,’” Ms. Okuyeva said. He opened the box, pulled out a gun and opened fire on Mr. Osmayev.
sina:
As they drove, Mr. Denisultanov-Kurmakayev asked the pair to stop the car for an interview and to sit in the back to receive the gift, which he carried in a festive red cardboard box.
sina: Chechen assassin poses
as Le Monde reporter to try and kill them
BingoBoingo: likely within 5 years dope selling on street will be prosecuted
as "attempted murder" with zero CIA traffickers hung
BingoBoingo: Here in Illinois they inestigate to prosecute
as murder by dealer, much progress
mircea_popescu: a while back they started trying to prosecute all overdose deaths
as manslaughter-by-dealer. getting desperate, obviously.
sina: something I have been looking into
as well, kind of related in the testing-for-weakness-to-validate-sanity sense, is this program "cbmc"
mircea_popescu: mirrors neatly how all sorts of dorks have been trying to create exactly the same, "just
as good
as bitcoin with just a bit of censorship" sort of bs.
a111: Logged on 2017-06-09 15:11 asciilifeform:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-06-09#1667584 << it is not, and ain't going to be, i'm not especially interested in helping folx to 'embrace and extinguish' it.
as far
as i'm concerned, 100% of the output is verifiable with the bignum calculator of your choice (e.g. 'bc') and it is no concern of anybody's how it was obtained.
sina:
as if that isn't one line of lisp?
sina: ok, so should I keep my screw implementation
as is?
sina: then I get the same issue
as you
sina: ben_vulpes:
as you can see my implementation for screw is only 3 lines long, can you see any faults in it?
mircea_popescu: i don't readily see a problem with the story
as displayed.
mircea_popescu: PeterL the problem is that even
as is the complexity is pretty hard to manage. making more complex primitives is not going to help this
mircea_popescu: (technically "expand" is always re s,
as per definition, but sure.)
mircea_popescu: That bit in R is flipped and we rewind. << the definition of the op makes cycles impossibru
as such
ben_vulpes: sina, i have a patch sitting in my tree that will paste output
as well
sina: ah fux, so I can't rely on the steps displayed in the prototype to validate my work
as I go?
shinohai: I always chose to see one
as liquishit vs solid
mircea_popescu: "o btw, did they MAKE a ton of money, or did they just IMAGINE they MIGHT
AS WELL HAD on the basis of stuff they read on a website ?"
mircea_popescu: "let's stash dubious chinese imports in the us
as a wealth amassing scheme, wut could possibly go wrong!"
a111: Logged on 2017-06-09 16:08 asciilifeform:
https://archive.is/i1Usl << from same fishwrap >> 'Two members of the US Army National Guard have been convicted of running a credit card fraud scheme involving bitcoin... using bitcoins to purchase stolen credit and debit card numbers... using magnetic strip re-encoding tools to apply stolen numbers to dummy cards, after which they would buy merchandise from Army and Air Force Exchange Service stores at US military bases,
as well a
a111: Logged on 2017-06-09 08:56 sina: you can also use eventlet wsgi on the frontend to offload the
http side
as well
ben_vulpes: because i've yet to learn the dark arts of macro wizardry, and it's dangerous, and so it gets filed
as dangerous stuff i don't understand yet.
ben_vulpes: perhaps mircea_popescu can enlighten me
as to why exactly it works this way
mircea_popescu: anyway, it's this algorithmic (
as opposed to algebraic) hash function. ben_vulpes released his lisp impl.
sina: will do so now,
as you can see I was reading previous months logs :P
sina: you can also use eventlet wsgi on the frontend to offload the
http side
as well
☟︎ mircea_popescu: myeah. there's this very pernicious "i could read any book, therefore i'm just
as good
as one who actually did so read" nonsense that;s by now 100% of white culture by mass.