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jurov: anything NOT "marked
as a mortally dangerous thing"
jurov: asciilifeform: will there ever be a "works
as described, use in production" item in this vein?
trinque: but
as I see it, the statement was made adequately
trinque:
as whether anyone wants to sign
trinque: asciilifeform: seems the problem there has
as much to do with the fact that a gentleman would have to dedicate a very large part of his life to making further, sweeping improvements to the trb codebase
trinque: example
as it pertains to the history.txt ?
trinque: and then when I shit, nobody seals my patch, and eventually I'm known
as a floor shitter, and nobody regards my seal
trinque: room for
as much rationale and backstory there
as is required
adlai: the ready solution being to drink more (of the right fluids), talk less (of the wasted-breath variety), and maybe not
as much in mircea's direction.
a111: Logged on 2017-01-26 07:07 mircea_popescu: To be clear re ^ : dude's been trying to attack the republic for over a year by now through the remarkably idiotic procedure of speaking
as if he has some weight. Because who knows, maybe we're all dumb dumb and this contextual approach actually works, we'll end up thinking he's somebody because he's been acting
as if he were for so long, everyone forgot he isn't.
a111: Logged on 2017-01-26 02:25 asciilifeform: if there is literally no way to memorialize the fact that i took $item off a dead nazi, or dug up from sunken atlantis, rather than wrote it personally -- said item will have to be done without. (unless someone else in your wot does the imho monumentally idiotic act of 'adopting it
as own child')
Framedragger: i suppose this ties into the "view WoT rating
as a representation of degree of certainty" approach, aha.
Framedragger: mircea_popescu: i suppose so, at least the latest concept iteration
as developed in the comments
mircea_popescu: Let it be plainly stated that you treat this sort of subhuman scum
as if it were a person at your own peril. It won't benefit by your sacrifice ; you will sooner or later end up in the sad position of discovering you no longer have a soul.
mircea_popescu: To be clear re ^ : dude's been trying to attack the republic for over a year by now through the remarkably idiotic procedure of speaking
as if he has some weight. Because who knows, maybe we're all dumb dumb and this contextual approach actually works, we'll end up thinking he's somebody because he's been acting
as if he were for so long, everyone forgot he isn't.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: asciilifeform aha. but the article makes a very solid point : the current "start-up culture" is EXACTLY this.
as discussed in the trilema "sv pedos" piece and ailleurs.
mircea_popescu: nevertheless, i am saying, flatly, that this isn't a knowledge.
as per lieberman.
mircea_popescu: the project is named after its tree's genesis, and conceptually exists
as and only
as descendancy from that genesis.
mod6: ok. what should the vtron do with these extra roots? place them at the end of the flow
as leafs?
mod6: the main reason that I bring this up; 'foobar.vpatch' is being dumped out of the flow and causing problems since i've implemented the axiom of 'a vpatch can only be in the flow if all of its antecedents are present.' which causes a problem in this case
as it gets chucked out
as an orphan.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform an item can exist in two copies :
as its independent tree AND ALSO
as a patch imported in a project.
mod6: both of these have all inputs
as 'false' -- hard for the code to tell which should be witch at face value without something "and it has at least one descendant"
mircea_popescu: but an important point here i must stress is the COGNITIVE LOAD of a v tree. these aren't mechanical "oh, it changed x file so it goes with x". you think,
as the author, and exactly in the manner of scoring wot members : what should this item be anchored on ?
mod6: so say we go with that... that 'foobar.vpatch' just inherits an antecedent 'genesis.vpatch'; how does one distinguish between 'foobar.vpatch'
as a root and 'genesis.vpatch'
as a root without additional criteria?
mod6: so in the case of my previous implementation (V99995), these island-roots would simply endup at the end of the flow,
as a leaf.
as they are both a root and a leaf at the same time.
mod6: Say that we have a flow, like trb, with all sorts of vpatches that stem from one single root. where that root is designated
as a 'root' because all of its inputs are 'false'. what should happen with a vpatch that, for instance, just adds a file to the source and has no antecedents, nor decendants.
ben_vulpes: i ain't selling "pg fts"
as any sort of solution; 'tis largely an experiment in pg search and data modeling.
mircea_popescu: specificity of diddling again applies. just
as long
as your response is not categorically identifiable, the empire is stuck in the one place it hates.
mircea_popescu: AI to power unauthorized access against foreign state and non-state actors, then both code and design could be interpreted
as defense items. Then it could fall under Title 50 of US Code, appear on the United States Munitions List, Category XVII (Classified Articles, Technical Data, and Defense Services Not Otherwise Enumerated) and therefore be subject the Arms Export Control Act. Once under DoD control those examples of QC c
mircea_popescu:
as a bonus, ofcourse, hitachi pretty much owns neodymium magnets, and china pretty much owns everything to do with all the other rare earths also.
mircea_popescu: silicone is used in electronics because of specific properties of its crystal lattice (it acts
as a good substrate for dopants, resulting in nonlinear circuit elements). there's exactly nothing that recommends it over something like aerogel, or someone's stained tie, for the purpose of "quantum computing"
mircea_popescu: how the fuck does this pass someone's filter ? so the dorks trying to push a scam decided the one thing that'd best improve the flavour of credibility would be spurious relation to existing practice, so now it's SILICON quantum computers, and you buy this, and even underline it of your own volition,
as if it were a thing just because you wish it to be ?
mircea_popescu: now we understand how the pacific islanders invented what later came to be known
as us sizes.
mircea_popescu: so brutish and nasty, that Warriors too must be. That is simply not accurate." << apparently you can get random dork to support the termiting, also, for
as long
as you call him a "chinese linguist" or w/e the fuck.
mircea_popescu: her, so she joined up with the Americans instead. Charlie 82d had dads in their mid-thirties, and it had dads not yet old enough to buy beer. My platoon had a single mom who had been working
as an exotic dancer before she raised her right hand and took the oath; another had married young, got divorced and wanted to get
as far away from her Ex
as possible; she figured the Middle East was probably far enough, but if he tried t
mircea_popescu: notice that the feathering thing is actually curative,
as proven by the fact that absent the men, rooster did it to himself.
a111: Logged on 2017-01-24 00:58 trinque: gonna DNS at all, might
as well do it at the most-fed ministry
adlai:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-01-24#1606296 << SICL's status makes a lot more sense in-context: "It is intentionally divided into many implementation-independent modules that are written in a totally or near-totally portable way, so
as to allow other implementations to incorporate these modules from SICL, rather than having to maintain their own, perhaps implementation-specific versions"
☝︎ trinque: gonna DNS at all, might
as well do it at the most-fed ministry
☟︎☟︎ ben_vulpes: by my read it's a small side thing they provide to get
as much ops cognition to happen through their tooling
as possible
mats: its mind numbing, i did actually play chess on paper
as a mental exercise for some weeks
danielpbarron: got a lot more unrates but maybe i'll keep those out of the chan
as it's mostly just cleaning out names that i haven't seen in years
ben_vulpes: danielpbarron: i'm a bit surprised a segwit stoolie ranks
as positive in your book
thestringpuller: namecheap has fallen to the bottom of the barrel. i only stay with them because the cost of migrating the domain is about the same
as 3 years of having the domain...
mircea_popescu: namecheap.com, the world's biggest functiona ux ajax website, agreed to pay $randomnumber and admitted to being unable to safely store data even
as idiots fucked around on the lone dnssec-mysql server.
mircea_popescu: so talk to the spammers, buy a server farm setup with a few dozen ips and use it for your purpose purpose.
as you won't get blacklisted nobody will give a shit. bout $50/ip/month is where the market is now, can readily bill your employer triple and if he won't pay ditch him on the spot.
Framedragger: "Quora walked in to an investor meeting, stated these facts
as plainly
as I have, and walked out with a check for eighty million dollars. That's the power of investor storytime. "
pete_dushenski: that strategy only lasts for
as long
as you have wrc status or hard money escape hatch. otherwise you end up 'investing' in persian rugs and rusting peugeots because they hold their value better than the alternatives.
mircea_popescu: The page on climate change was replaced with a page entitled “An America First Energy Plan” that ignores climate change entirely and says, “President Trump is committed to eliminating harmful and unnecessary policies such
as the Climate Action Plan and the Waters of the U.S. rule.”
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: couldn't seem to find current zoolag ip in logs. only managed to find `72.82.9.184`
as the last known IP
scriba: Logged on 2017-01-20: [19:22:03] <Framedragger> yeah :D yah my plan was to use postgres full text search (even though it may be overkill
as phf once said), but it's just not high priority in my list. but i'd like to do it
phf: Framedragger: instead of crawling the logs it's much easier to just ask me for the textual dump that i use for storage (it's the same format
as what kako used)
Framedragger: the xref thing
as phf calls them. when one log line references another, and btcbase adds hyperlinks to jump between the references
Framedragger: yeah :D yah my plan was to use postgres full text search (even though it may be overkill
as phf once said), but it's just not high priority in my list. but i'd like to do it
mircea_popescu: that's how it works nao and i really dun see it needs fixing ; but if you want to implement a challenge-response thing you can still do that, for your own rounding
as it were
Framedragger: (i won't restart bot to manually enable btcbase quoatation right now
as i may go afk soon, and when a111 comes back it'll be hell.)
Framedragger: mircea_popescu: guess so. in which case that switch should be operatable by someone else
as well (
as i can do this myself easily already, but yes presently requires restart, and yes read-eval loop would be nice etc)
mircea_popescu: Framedragger implement a commandable switch ? that way you can turn it on/off
as needed
trinque: but
as a general principle when the underlying thing is broken, it is a sin to let something above collect hair to "fix" it
mircea_popescu: "that the rulers of the world would have to fully unmask themselves
as ruthless tyrants in order to suppress it, — or give up their thrones on their own free will"
davout:
as defined by urban dictionary
mircea_popescu: it's
as if the software never actually fails ; but it's always deliberately subverted
shinohai: The Michelle Obama sneer was hilarious
as well