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mod6: but having it set up
as i just did in the above paste is unpressable in current vtronics.
ben_vulpes: warning and stopping doesn't really help,
as i see it.
mod6: but I think now that we have the outside makefiles integrated and working well, maybe we can prune out those dirs and create them
as needed? certainly worth looking into. certainly would be nice to get rid of those things finally
mod6: long ago, we all talked about this. and perhaps it is time to prune these directories. but at the time, it was decided to leave them
as-is
mod6: <mircea_popescu> list of items for mod6's convenience : 1) nice job! 2) successive presses overfil .gitignore and possibly other files 3) deps directory should prolly be same level
as patches and .seals<< sorry you encountered some issues on 2nd press. Thanks for your comments. Duly noted.
Framedragger: *of course*. i'm not completely certain that he meant the latter (i guess he did?) and if he did, whether what he described is actually the case ("actual social networks are used
as source of info again!1" - maybe?)
Framedragger: markets and souks, there is a long term advantage to being dependable." << if he's saying what i think he's saying (social networks work again!1 people use them to understand things!1) then he's beyond naive,
as the modern 'social network' is nothing like that of a bazaar. the former is ~basically facebook which on top of being...facebook, selectively filters and presents "your friends' stories"
Framedragger: hmm. "The period of time that corresponds to the reliance on one-sided accounts such
as television and newspapers, which can be controlled by the mandarins, lasted from the middle of the twentieth century until the U.S. elections of 2016. In that sense, social networks, allowing a two-way flow of information, put back the mechanism of tidings in its natural format.
As with participants in
mircea_popescu: it's about
as financially productive
as "make money online"
mircea_popescu: maybe that, but the secret of that is that you'd have to be a stupid
as a 20yo "didn't like math" girl to imagine that is something to do.
mircea_popescu: !~later tell mod6 list of items for mod6's convenience : 1) nice job! 2) successive presses overfill .gitignore and possibly other files 3) deps directory should prolly be same level
as patches and .seals
ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu: if you press to the makefiles head do you get a concatenation
as well?
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform in fact i can't actually patch it out
as it won't match the correct file huh, it does line by line removal
mircea_popescu: i'm
as you well know the least intelligent or technically apt person here, and it takes a significant amount of backroom dealing
as well
as outright bribery to even get you lot to tolerate my presence.
scriba: ssh banner of 109.242.75.252
as seen on 2016-06-13: SSH-2.0-OpenSSH_4.3p2 Debian-8ubuntu1
mircea_popescu: prolly should churn the chain
as a test yeh. also a tx fuzzer would be great in general.
ben_vulpes: i went so far
as to set up a solipsistic test net before bumping into the dumb-
as-rocks "needs 2 nodes in order to mine" shit
mod6: ben_vulpes' is making some super cool v automated tests
as well. there is a bit of overlap, but perhaps one day, his will become the defacto-standard tests. mine are a bit brittle to say the least.
mod6: in fantasy land, you can make up reality
as you go. np.
phf: possibly proper adatron solution would be to allocate a block and use it
as operational space too
mircea_popescu: yeah, but that fixes nothing.
as long
as you use hashing, you have collisions.
mircea_popescu: the largest problem being that
as difficulty increases, it becomes more and more feasible to simply seek a hash, in comparative terms. considering the disproportion of effect (one gives you a 1/2/2/2/2/2 of 50 btc, the other fucks up the toy entirely) it's a virtual certainty that eventually it will be economically reasonable to divert resources from mining to this hash colliding.
phf: ok, so experimental features on btcbase is that in memory presser now works. each patch has a "tree" link, that shows you a list of files (ones that are explicitly touched by the patch are marked
as "modified"), and can look at each individual file
mircea_popescu: but from a management perspective, it makes you write < 1k lines code 3x
as slow and > 10k lines code 3x
as fast.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform ci
as such is not even a bad idea. compile and run pile of tests frequently, an expansion of "save whenever you stop typing"
trinque:
as I understand it PostgreSQL is more or less "closest thing to oracle without having sold first-born per core"
a111: Logged on 2017-01-24 00:58 trinque: gonna DNS at all, might
as well do it at the most-fed ministry
ben_vulpes: "hey boss, this looks like something written to suck devs into paying a consulting company to fix bugs in their own software, shall we introduce it
as a dependency in our stack?"
ben_vulpes: Framedragger: 'tisn't
as though hftbro is exhaustive banger-on of every dumb thing, just the ones he's faced with
ben_vulpes: critical production
as distinct from toy production?
ben_vulpes: yeah the thing approximately works
as an uptime monitor for impoverished ustards running 20 side projects on a single aws t1.micro
mircea_popescu: it may feed you, but it will sure
as fuck wet your pants.
Framedragger: a process by which one restricts the system-provided resources that a particular entity (just "process", for now, say) is exposed to; the effect of which is that the entity functions
as if in a stand-alone system dedicated to its purpose
ben_vulpes: this is seen
as an inevitability and not a cancer somehow
Framedragger: i expect folks regard the "crash and go away"
as a feature - just restart it bro, etc.
ben_vulpes: you say this
as though you think i'm unaware
mircea_popescu: meanwhile the two are economically about the same size, but the dutch army would count
as a half regiment of the turkish.
Framedragger: ah i may have read it, did it mention DBs, too,
as in "why the fuck would you put db in there"
mircea_popescu: these great papier mache roofs that work fine
as roofs until it finally rains, heh.
mircea_popescu: in other lulz, trilema serves the 350kb zuleika story in ~500ms. FILESYSTEM IS ABOUT
AS SLOW!
mircea_popescu: the insanity of putting such a thing there,
as opposed to you know, THE FUCKING WALLET
mircea_popescu: it's probably the cause for the whole spend thing,
as a sort of unexamined insurance.
mircea_popescu: it's not "
as if it never happened". it ACTUALLY DID NOT HAPPEN.
a111: Logged on 2014-10-31 00:21 asciilifeform:
as in, 'bitcoinfs.'
mircea_popescu: what i want to hear is, (preferably proof)
as to why journaling filesystem can't store files in directories!
mircea_popescu: can definitely also store by shifted blockheight, 0000/0000 etc. it will still be a thing
as large
as the other one
Framedragger: also,
as asciilifeform said, cache can really confuse the hell out of any metrics. e.g., disk cache. so i'd need to probably restart whole box to be sure (yes lol, but i think i should)
mircea_popescu: Framedragger suppose you store the blocks whole. what is the seek time of one dozen 1mb files dispersed randomly in a 8 deep directory structure, defined
as (time when all are in ram) - (time when call was made) ?
a111: Logged on 2017-02-27 12:10 mircea_popescu: dude, they fucking gutted them. olympus agreed to pay the usg ~70 billion yen in fines, and install obama's children
as an "independent outside monitor". whole corp market cap being you know, 1.3trn or some shit. who the fuck pays 5% of the market cap
as a fine already, what is this, Совет Экономической Взаимопомощи ?
mircea_popescu: why phrase it
as this rather than plainly "i will" ? to place disincentive on others doing it ? (hey, if i do it he won't) rather than incentive (he's doing it, let me do it too) ?
mircea_popescu: even now, you understand this alfie, EVEN NOW there's girls spreading for random dorks somewhere notwithstanding you're looking for a girl just like them. and they won't
as much
as whatsapp a notification to you!
mircea_popescu: ie, they may have proven themselves to you, but they have not to me.
as far
as im concerned, stroutsup = dks = tim swanson = leah what's her ass = etcetera.
phf: literally none of these people are directly in my wot, and my interactions with them are
as frustrating
as yours. but with patience you can extract useful things out of them. yours and mp's conclusion is that there's nothing of worth there, well then!
mircea_popescu: not that there's anything wrong with it,
as a device. it's funny, even. but if man becomes his devices man misses out on things which, upon examination, man did not want to miss.
mircea_popescu: nor do i mean it
as a belittlement. obviously train runs on tracks, car runs on road but lower efficiency ; 4wd needs not road even worse efficiency etc. you are what you are -- but just so, the problem is what it is.
a111: Logged on 2017-03-11 00:18 phf: your approach to sourcing this info is by googling, while actually getting in touch with people who might know is derided
as "whispering". while the content's been published and public since forever, those who follow along presumbly knew since then
mircea_popescu: that's the distinguishing feature of it -
as many years
as until you notice.
phf: your approach to sourcing this info is by googling, while actually getting in touch with people who might know is derided
as "whispering". while the content's been published and public since forever, those who follow along presumbly knew since then
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