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mircea_popescu: you;'ll have to excuse me,
i'm indulging a bottle of cognac and my inclination to be wtf'd.
mircea_popescu: the difference of course being
i can slaughter one and post it on my blog, daring the "pet police" to do anything,
jborkl: ok
I did my good deed for the year - time to relax
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform:
I dunno about in your location, but here a license is nominally required. Much as for fishing.
paulo_:
I can confirm jborkl. using an IRC nick different from WOT nick confuses assbot
jborkl: my WOT nick is jborkl_ and the nick
I use is jborkl - you have to change to jborkl_ with gribble auth with assbot then /nick jborkl
mircea_popescu: so a bunch of romanians found an ancient article in which
i sliced a rabbit and are having aneurisms all over my comment section. kinda funnay to watch.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Well
I was more imagining what it would take for a Rasberry Pi to truly be a TI-89 surrogate than imagining a project for myself in the near future.
chairman_meow: so...
I guess
I don't really need access to this channel
chairman_meow:
I haven't invested much. it's a small amount.
I'm looking for more returns on bitcoin price swings
mircea_popescu: because if he comes back with something like 10%
i'll challenge him to prove it, after which rate him.
BingoBoingo: Well
I wouldn't be averse to offering trust for a small trade if
I knew what the person's shtick is
chairman_meow: ok, you can just let me be unvoiced now.
I guess
I'll eventually get that trade
mircea_popescu:
i spent some money trying to educate a bunch of idiots.
Anduck: mircea_popescu:
i've been wondering why do you not use bitcointalk forums?
pankkake:
I have compiled sudo with the "offensive" USE flag. when my password is wrong,
I get random insults
chairman_meow: assbot isnt working properly.
I already ident'ed with gribble.
I PM'ed !up to assbot, but it's failing
mircea_popescu: but no, let's discuss nonsense instead of how fuckwit danny failed to enter the wot, then failed to heed when mp said get in the wot or
i'll fuck you up, then got fucked up.
fluffypony: kakobrekla: no, only if it's local,
I'm assuming this isn't someone asking to go on an overseas holid^z^z^z^z family emergency
fluffypony: "Yes
I am Mirceau Popescu soon to be extradited to the USSA"
BingoBoingo: bounce: Sure but
I dunno what a MIPs cooks as. A Vax though is a noble animal that has the potential for a delicious meat pie. Also just the sound of Vaxberry Pie works.
fluffypony: Apocalyptic:
I always ask if
I can go along to provide support :)
Apocalyptic: "
I have a family funeral to attend." #1 BS excuse
mircea_popescu: bounce tbh biometrics was a thing of the 70s
i thought. pretty much all sf of that decade had it, and by 90s it was in every action movie out there.
fluffypony: mircea_popescu: agreed. is this about the time
I self-identify as a bitcoin-assets cultist?
mircea_popescu: <fluffypony> unless you believe user education is going to work and everyone is suddenly going to start using secure one-time passwords :-P <<
i just belive everyone who isn't is going to be relegated to the salt mines. why should every human qualify as a "user" ?
mircea_popescu: "
I assure you our system is not fundamentally flawed, there are bugs and we try to find them before the customer."
fluffypony: bounce: also most of the iOS bypass bugs
I've played with have exposed photos, or the dialler, or something...not a complete unmitigated unlock
nubbins`: joecool_ sorry,
i generally don't buy
fluffypony: bounce:
I fully agree, but again, we're not talking about sophisticated attacks here
fluffypony: Naphex: yeah but that's a different attack surface entirely,
I'm just talking about taking the general security level of the general populace up a notch
fluffypony:
I don't think there's been a successful attack on TouchID / Samsung's fingerprint login that lifted a fingerprint from the device and used it to unlock it?
fluffypony: and unless you know
I'm Bob the Billionaire with Billionz in his Bank...why target me?
pankkake: maybe for unlocking the phone if it has been unlocked less than an hour ago, but
I would never put more trust in it
bounce:
I'd say no, but
I'm no accountant.
jborkl: artifexd ty -
I am using a js cache on the server
BingoBoingo: bounce:
I have some basic (google free) analytics stuff.
mike_c: so
i dump a 5mb buffer on the stack?
Naphex:
i don't have anything against C
fluffypony: no clue if it progressed much from there,
I went on to other things
fluffypony: well that was one of the projects
I was on
bounce: not a bad move otherwise. though
I'd still be mighty tempted to just quietly start and refactor parts until
I have a fully working system, even if it takes a few years
fluffypony: bounce: from about 2003-2007
I was heavily involved with two of the local banks
Naphex:
i did lots of this stuff before, so most come in natural
davout: Apocalyptic fluffypony
i wouldn't care about that,
i'd care about having a fault tolerant memory db, that slowly gets synced to an actual rdbms
bounce: so java in-memory or something like
I dunno memcached?
fluffypony: davout:
I'd probably go Galera Cluster for the DB + something monolithic for the trading engine...python? nfi.
I haven't thought this through.
Apocalyptic: davout,
i don't need to benchmark something
I know will require 1 ASM MUL EAX,EBX instruction for exemple compared to a Java arbitrary-precision library
Naphex: Apocalyptic: too bad
i can scale this too still low cost and get whole bitcoin exchange trafic
Naphex: and
i never get too feel much performance increase yet
Naphex: too bad
i run this on 32 core
Naphex:
i just don't need it, and would probably run faster going native
mircea_popescu: if
i were designing this it'd all be satoshi based, and your 19.99 dollars'd read as 1999000000
Naphex:
i have multi-currency support handled in the engine
kakobrekla: ;;rate usagi 1 Had a 1140 btc contract with usagi which entitled me to said amount on 2012-08-26. The final payment was done 2013-04-27, totaling 995 btc. The sum was 145 btc short but
I agreed to let it slide because of distress on the market of the underlying 'securities' and rapid btc market price rise. The contract did not involve a clause re. wot, but since he is asking back btc,
I will leave it here.
kakobrekla: sakes',
I will leave this feedback here.
kakobrekla: ;;rate usagi 1 Had a 1140 btc contract with usagi which entitled me to said amount on 2012-08-26. The final payment was done 2013-04-27, totaling 995 btc. The sum was 145 btc short but
I agreed to let it slide because of distress on the market of the underlying 'securities' and rapid btc market price rise. The contract did not involve a requirement of leaving the feedback, but since he is asking to give him back btc 'for old time
Naphex: this around the location where
i live
Naphex: Apocalyptic: its not that, but a lot more went into picking java, and
i definetly wouldn't have picked C:P
Apocalyptic:
i.e. it will probably spend a tremendous amount of time doing things you don't want it doing
Naphex: and
i do C, C++ as well
pankkake: fluffypony: yeah. even though, again,
I really don't like Java as a developer
fluffypony:
I'll take an exchange with Java on the back than PHP any day
pankkake: a selling point of java is its simplicity (
I'm gentle,
I hate that aspect but well)
Naphex:
i expect more vulnerable code from C guys then Java guys tbh
wywialm: why did
i get de-identified? why did
i get kicked instead of muted?
Naphex: bounce: well for the trading engine
i focused a lot on performance and security
benkay:
i'm here thestringpuller
pankkake: first step is being on bitcoincharts
I think
Naphex: mircea_popescu: how do
I get btcx data into gribble?:D
joecool: nubbins`: you buying at all?
i need a small amount of CAD