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mircea_popescu: it's really
too bad
there's like nothing happening in
teh republic
these days.
trinque: I'll have
to fiddle with it a while and figure out why I'm seeing E64, but seems like I'm close.
trinque: any particular order
to boot
the devices? I figured sage,
then gizmo
trinque: "monitor" command not supported by
this
target << having issued "monitor reset"
trinque: asciilifeform: reseated it inside
the sage, now got E64, which seems reasonable?
mircea_popescu: this is i
think
the first positive case of logrot due
to idiots being idiots (tarver, in
this case)
mircea_popescu: hm, i suppose
this is a different class indeed. old guy who goes
to
the gym and so forth. a sort of lafond pencildick version.
mircea_popescu: or in yarvin's revolutionary-language clubs, or in "less wrong"
to learn all about how
to have a slavegirl while calling her a dragon or w/e is currently fashionable in manga world, and so on and so forth.
mircea_popescu: neway, dood is more
than welcome
to his delusional kingdom. not
the first one.
mircea_popescu: whole piece seems pretty much
the #trilema
talking points. including "giving away your power" unreferenced ballas - as - processed stuff etc.
mircea_popescu: myeah ok, i can't see anything past "here's
tmsr in blockchain form".
mircea_popescu: e projects and developers may find
the material interesting."
mircea_popescu: "This essay is a lightly edited
transcript of a series of posts I made
to
the Shen news group in
the middle of 2015.
They highlighted
the failure of
the open source initiative in
the project, analysed
the reasons and suggested a successful formula for moving
the project forward.
The posts led
to
the formation of
the much more dynamic closed source Shen Professional.
The lessons here are widely applicable
to many open sourc
a111: Logged on 2014-06-22 17:22 asciilifeform: 'You can routinely find lecturers with more
than a hundred published papers and you marvel at
these paradigms of human creativity.
These are people, you
think, who are fit
to challenge Mozart who wrote a hundred pieces or more of music. And
then you get puzzled
that, in
this modern world,
there should be so many Mozarts - almost one for every department.
The more prosaic
truth emerges when you scan
the
titles
trinque: heh
that just occurred
to me
trinque: cable comes out away from
the board
trinque: and in
the right direction
trinque: so it appears
the
thing survived?
trinque: can't get gdb connected
to it yet, but connecting
to it directly either with cu or
telnet reports: SmartProbe: 3.2_3743
jurov: They may be smoking dope. Still,
they decided
to do
their
thing, instead of sitting on various stakes working for other people.
trinque: asciilifeform: got
the pill applied, last call
to dump_forever() failed but
the lines preceding looked
to be a successful firmware write
mircea_popescu: in other news, i'm penning a humongo piece, hopefully be done by
tonight.
BingoBoingo: Litereally,
the reallier looking snake plants look like
they were shooped in from a home decorating magazine spread
shinohai would like
to have a QNtra mascot shirt
to wear
to a blm protest
BingoBoingo: The historical asp opposed
to statementical which closes November
shinohai: I still have
time
to buy celebratory items
BingoBoingo: shinohai: You're a day early.
Tomorrow closes year 2
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> BingoBoingo plox
to include deed url in report from now on,
that way i can link
to qntra piece rather
than
to deed from
trilema. <<
ty, will do.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo plox
to include deed url in report from now on,
that way i can link
to qntra piece rather
than
to deed from
trilema.
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes i like
that
there's no serif glyph powered ambiguity.
BingoBoingo: And by better I mean San Pedro cactus so
they
trip balls and naturally make parachute instead of cocoon
BingoBoingo: See
that's your problem. You gotta feed
them better.
shinohai: You can have
them all
tbh,
they eat all
the Mulberry
trees and prevent me from harvesting great wines
shinohai: The silkworms in
this area are only capable of sha1, I need better worms.
BingoBoingo: Not cross stitched. Needle point is for directing
the silk worms as
they spin parachute.
shinohai would like
to see BingoBoingo's parachute cross-stitched
phf: but!
this was
the extent of my free hacking
time for
this weekend. if
there aren't any glaring bugs i might attempt
to make it cons-free
phf: though i
think /dev/random is still in
the opensourced parts of os
phf: darwin's /dev/random is marginally slower
than /dev/urandom, but
then it's a closed source os, for all i know both feed directly from nsa headquarters
phf: we've had
this
thread, and i'm not going into
that one again
phf: i suspect what's happening is
that
the convenience call in
that i'm using is allocating digest support structs on each invocation