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decimation: well, anyone with
a basic understanding of human nature will realize that humans attempt to shirk responsibility if they think they can get away with it
decimation: nearly every gov't department wants to find ways of removing actual human accountability for problems while finding
a way to produce government ex machina
decimation: "Trying to supplant our nature with technology is
a losing prospect that gets it completely backwards." << what's amusing is that much of the ruling ideology of the USG is exactly this
decimation: princessnell's essay is
a good read indeed
Vexual: I left
a shit triangle next to
a dumpster last night
BingoBoingo: You'd think the incentive your PR dropped for them on the forum would have got them reaching for 300 in
a year
gribble: You rated user princessnell on Sun May 11 18:26:16 2014, with
a rating of 1, and supplied these additional notes: procurer for the #bitcoin-assets dungeon..
mircea_popescu: ers obviate the need for trust in the money changers, but humans are still trust-seeking and Bitcoin is still money and money is still trust. In
a post-Bitcoin world, trust will become more important than ever."
mircea_popescu: "The problem here is not the diagnosis, which I share, nor the proposed solutions, which are proper and potent to repel the growing democratic sickness that chokes human creation. Bitcoin provides us
a critical escape from forced trust in unaccountable monopolies. However, trust in transactions, per se, should not be the object of ire and in fact cannot be if we want to participate in beneficial ways. Distributed ledg
dub sheds
a tear for his DMS100 days
dub: you're not wired back to
a full CO anymore and the cabinet has no better battery than
a cell tower
Mats_cd03: poor cell tower coverage, necessary to have
a working phone in an emergency (e.g. elderly person), zombie apocalypse, etc
dub: nobody has
a hardline these days so its
a valid offering
mircea_popescu: on one hand, the legal principle that dorks
a la mari reid & her crew may be kept secret will logically extend to defendants, too.
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> imagine
a manufacturer of, say, ups, or tv, whatnot, posting an update like this. << this is
a 2012 comment.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Some people instead of just doing IRC get
a small car instead?
BingoBoingo: Anyone ever front you that billion Doge to take
a short position?
BingoBoingo: I really don't think we are making it to
a third adjustment.
mike_c: yeah. it's
a bit of
a mess. but such is the life of
a young altcoin.
mircea_popescu: <kakobrekla> and dropping << nah was -80%
a coupla days ago
BingoBoingo: I hope ATC crashes to Doge prices for
a while.
atcbot: [X-BT] Bid: 143 Ask: 250 Last Price: 143 24h-Vol: 0k High: N/
A Low: N/
A VWAP: N/
A gribble: Error: 'screen' is not
a valid integer.
jurov: iDiff-* was introduced when?
a year ago?
BingoBoingo: No idea, but there's
a bunch of forum tards and such out there...
BingoBoingo: Well does Slaughter actually have
a datacenter?
mike_c: ok. i'm going to send from
a hot wallet, so don't send my winnings back there :)
BingoBoingo: mike_c: I'm amenable to offering it at
a discount, i.e. selling the 0.5 stake for less than 0.5 BTC.
jurov: how it is
a gain to the govt? slovak one, not russian
mircea_popescu: whereas pork costs 3 to produce, and every kilo sold is
a 10 gain to the government.
mircea_popescu: except, the beef costs 48 to produce, and every kilo sold is
a 37 loss to the government
mircea_popescu: so currently, the situation is that in the marketplace,
a kilo of beef costs 11 and
a kilo of pork costs 13
jurov: .... but dunno i know, maybe it's all just
a bubble
jborkl: I rarely go to the forums anymore, but I guess all the actm peeps finally figured out it was
a scam?
jborkl: ;;later tell mircea_popescu I have
a idea for the cherry truck, remind me next time
gribble: Error: "tldr" is not
a valid command.
jborkl: ;;tldr mircea_popescu I have
a idea for the cherry truck, remind me next time
Mats_cd03: some trivia:
a lord jeffrey is responsible for the biological warfare against the reds, and today he has
a bustling college town as his namesake
jborkl: <asciilifeform> It was
a DDOS attack it went up to 750k kpbs for
a few hours this morning then stopped
assbot: With 'The Machine,' HP May Have Invented
a New Kind of Computer - Businessweek
benkay: mircea_popescu: i was under the impression the reds died out under
a disease barrage from the early western explorers, far before the smallpox blankets.
BingoBoingo: The monkeyfish would make
a great error message.
fluffypony: I expect to be like
a well-matured red wine by the time I die
BingoBoingo: mike_c: That's what the Vodka's for. It's
a preservative.
BingoBoingo: It's always
a good time at the Asstime Car wash
fluffypony: BingoBoingo: that is
a great name, I much prefer it over the original
mircea_popescu: does it keep
a journal for the hdd or dispensed with that too ?
mike_c: started trading in may. it started operating
a bit before that.
pankkake: you could add
a CA and have it validate only .mycompany
TheNewDeal: I have accidentally been requesting new addresses when betting the same side at
a later time. Didn't realize you could just resend to same
TheNewDeal: you can see it, but need
a password to bet?
TheNewDeal: top one MP to admit being wrong in #b-
a AncientAliensBTC: How does betting later affect my odds? Say I bet 1 BTC (as the site shows) with
a 3.5 BTC payout. How much will I cash in on my early betting vs lose out to my position becoming more popular/dilute other side?
mike_c: AncientAliensBTC: i see betting both sides of
a bitbet as
a bet on action. if the bet receives
a lot of action, you should do well.
mircea_popescu: the fed is engaged in
a doomed fight to maintain the financial relevancy of
a dead industrial base.
mircea_popescu: it's always the case you can narrow and pin things down in
a macro discussion, tho it's almost always the case people are reluctant to do so
mike_c: mircea_popescu: hard to describe. i am trying to think about how many dollars there are, which is obviously
a complicated topic.
benkay: the whole 'can you assbot' thing as test of technical ability is
a neat filter to boot.
mgio: ukyo.loan, he owes me
a lot of money and it supposedily working on some projects to pay it back. wondering what the status is
mgio: not
a good sign, oh well
joesmoe: i've done
a few transactions on otc
a while back
joesmoe: i can't seem to get assbot to like me, its being
a real ass
mircea_popescu: roughly in the situation of
a small african country trying to push this alt-geography where china doesn't exist
mircea_popescu: davout: ;;later tell mircea_popescu liked the hayek commentary
a lot! << thanks!
pankkake: wow, so it was
a photo of know people in the school? and they thought they could get away with it?
TheNewDeal: while I was going there, my school got caught photoshopping
a black person into
a photo
pankkake: my first thought was "this looks like
a typical stock photo where minorities must be present otherwise you're racist. oh wait, who's this guy, i think i know him"
mircea_popescu: decimation: why would they be able to accomplish anything "evil" well? <<
a solid argument, except, why does
a cat manage to break things so well when no cat has yet produced any thing ?
pankkake: didn't look at the last ones. usually I don't resist, but too much at
a time
thestringpuller: it's like every fucking day I get
a new email "IPO AVAILABLE!"