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mircea_popescu: the girl
i last fucked in the ass was... NINE years old last
i visited the us. and at the time
i last visited the us, "all the women that were with me -- were with me" also.
mod6: Not only FFA, but other parts of TRB that
I'd love to educate myself upon.
I think you take my meaning.
mod6: And before the republic,
I was very much a one-thing-at-a-time type of engineer. Seems like over the last year or maybe 18 months,
I feel like
I'm context switching so much, that
I find it hard to get deep into the thinking that
I need to. For instance, it bothers me that
I still haven't found time to work through FFA.
☟︎ a111: Logged on 2018-10-01 14:22 asciilifeform:
i could even see an argument that the charter could permit 'trb-
i' work under the flag of tbf. but that's as far as it goes, per my reading
mod6: One other thing that
I should note here, perhaps, is that
I feel like
I really get into the work deep into thought; when doing the trb related work.
☟︎ diana_coman:
I certainly think mod6 is and has been doing a great job in maintaining the v-tree for trb - and as
I said before,
I don't think it's something linked to tbf chair position
mod6:
I'm really lacking in the 'sales' end of things with Pizarro too, obviously.
mod6:
I feel like
I can be pretty successful in doing that, it's the other things that
I feel like
I'm lacking -- a senseable direction to a 'Standford'.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: (the schmuck in question, whiom
i wil lstubbornly not name, was so adept at rabble rousing, pompey had trouble leaving his fucking house. notwithstanding pompey stood with caesar approx in the position the duke of exter stood with the leading perfume seller on the strand.)
mod6:
I love trb, and doing the foundation.
I take a very measured, meticulous, methodical, and detail oriented approach to the work to provide a very sound patch set -- as best as
I can.
mircea_popescu:
i don't necessarily disagree -- but the explanation stands as such.
a111: Logged on 2018-10-01 14:35 asciilifeform: at the risk of 'bureaucratism',
i'd suggest to mod6 & ben_vulpes to amend charter to explicitly make clear the duties of the chair, prior to swapping chairs. but would be curious to see what mircea_popescu thinks.
mod6: It's hard,
I'm super conflicted about the whole thing.
mod6: Pizarro, on the other hand,
I'm more of a fish out of water.
☟︎ mod6: Right now,
I've got two major struggles. The Foundation, which
I feel like
I've been at least successful at the trb curation end of (and am certainly much more well suited for), and Pizarro.
mod6:
I think, and
I guess
I could be wrong here, that it could be a good time to bring in some new leadership to the foundation.
mircea_popescu: all the foregoing aside,
i very much hope mod6 dun take any of it as some kind of personal rebuff.
i agree with all the others who like him very much, because
i also.
a111: Logged on 2018-10-01 04:01 asciilifeform: it's a q for the current board.
i suggested to ask hanbot because hanbot is known as a very skilled organizational hand, and not currently running anyffing ( aside from, possibly, mircea_popescu's janissary corps )
mircea_popescu: well
i have, in both holes. what specifically did you have in mind ?
a111: Logged on 2018-10-01 15:07 mircea_popescu: the utility of such devices is very moderate indeed -- ALL it ever does is support the otherwise spurious pretense that slaves are not in fact slaves but somehow citizens. lincoln needed this to support his tenuous attempts on fucking over his country.
i can't imagine what we'd need it for.
mircea_popescu: aaand there goes my trilema article for the day.
i wonder why
i never get to publish anything anymore...
a111: Logged on 2017-06-06 15:24 mircea_popescu: and if experience with the empire of "
i just want to" lazy idiots is any guide, they're DEFINITELY not going to "get in trouble for buying microsoft". because "nobody could have predicted" and "they were just doing their job" which "hey man, it's just a gig, it's not my life!"
mircea_popescu: the essence, inalienable and substantial, of all freedom, is global responsibility. yes this means that you may end up blindsided by landing empires of bugs. it also, together and inseparably, means that you may be a person, and things such as "
i'm not about to tell you what comp lang to use" etc. as counterdistinct from
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-06-06#1666454 ☝︎ mircea_popescu: this stance informs my
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-07-24#1837545 as well as my position here : there's very limited use for an enumeration of duties in a lordship forum. it's fine and dandy if any lord wishes to use it in training his own slaves, but this is pointedly not what
i'm contemplating in these halls.
☝︎ mircea_popescu: the utility of such devices is very moderate indeed -- ALL it ever does is support the otherwise spurious pretense that slaves are not in fact slaves but somehow citizens. lincoln needed this to support his tenuous attempts on fucking over his country.
i can't imagine what we'd need it for.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: an "employment contract", a writ which delineates what the ~~~SLAVE~~~ is to do is no kind of contract. its only use is for the slave to oppose to master, "but why should
i be blamed for not doing x, it's not written in here".
mircea_popescu: if
i tell a girl "keep the palace floors clean", it's one thing. if
i tell a girl "clean from here to here, this is your mop this is your detergent you're to be done by noon", it's another thing.
mircea_popescu:
i think the problems people in general encounter in conceptualizing contracts come from a very misfortunate but clearly delineated source, so let me belabour the matter to understand each other for all time.
mircea_popescu: it may shock "the community" of not-bdsm to find that
i... DONT have "Slavery contracts" either.
mircea_popescu:
i mean, it's ok to ask things of people. even difficult things. but can you ask the impossible ?
diana_coman:
I don't see that related to one specific chair,
I guess;
i.e.
I don't even see a problem if mod6 wants to continue testing the patches and maintaining the tree even if he is not trb chair (not that he has to continue, but neither does he have to pass the job on if he is not chair anymore)
diana_coman:
I agree that there is plenty of work to be done on trb, sure; but
I don't see the subtraction thing
diana_coman:
i.e. what does one have to do with the other? what, hanbot should now start working on trb if she becomes chair?
diana_coman:
I think that's precisely what the chairs need to figure out: "what might fit under this " and be useful, ofc
☟︎ diana_coman:
i.e. tbf going into uncharted territory and thriving
diana_coman: sure it is, but that's more of the point from what
I see
a111: Logged on 2018-10-01 11:51 esthlos: trinque: asdf is used to join the pieces together (keccak, gpg, etc.) for use by the vtron proper.
I tried to build the vtron modularly, and my understanding is that asdf is the standard for handling modules in common lisp. is there a better way to do package management in cl?
esthlos: trinque: asdf is used to join the pieces together (keccak, gpg, etc.) for use by the vtron proper.
I tried to build the vtron modularly, and my understanding is that asdf is the standard for handling modules in common lisp. is there a better way to do package management in cl?
☟︎ ave1: diana_coman, thanks! yes
I see and
I did forget
diana_coman: ave1, you forgot to change manifest file for your zfp_4_assert.vpatch? (
i.e. it's missing from the list in manifest)
diana_coman:
I mean: please "snarf" as per existing term of art
esthlos: trinque: wrt the keccak vtron, see
http://p.bvulpes.com/pastes/YWfb5/?raw=true .
I haven't managed to get asdf working with ccl, though the sbcl version builds and appears to work. Note that the thing will barf on non-keccak vpatches. Write-up will come in the next few days.
I also have some log catch-up to do: will read the context and repond to your other question soon.
hanbot: sure. well,
i'd want a day or two to sit with the charter & selected logs before committing, if the involved parties'll have me.
hanbot: mircea_popescu
i grasp principle of something > nothing, but
i'd hate to lose sight of the spirit in which tbf was founded for the sake of notoriety/sticking power alone.
i'd think this is obvious and
i'm by now belaboring the point...
mircea_popescu: what
i said in response uses the black box as she might define it, irrespective.
hanbot: asciilifeform
i'm not unsatisfied either. speaking merely to the recent questioning of tbf's purpose/existence/etc in logs.
a111: Logged on 2018-10-01 03:24 hanbot: asciilifeform actually in principle
i very much am interested.
i'm not sure
i fully grasp what it's supposed to do beyond making trb available tho'...if "fruit"'s so far unsatisfactory, what's good fruit look like?
hanbot: inasmuch as tbf clearly has a soul
i'd think being true to that trumps the potential growth offered by a given gimmick. otherwise why isn't it for instance spreading virii?
hanbot: fwiw
i don't doubt tbf as-is lacks legendary promise.
i can also see argument for pushing as hard as its resources allow.
i wonder: does the republic actually give two shits about e.g. sports teams? how much of this "means to an end" sorta thing is acceptable? or is it outright looked for?
mircea_popescu:
i don't give a shit how. sponsor a sports team, for all
i care. god knows the charter's written openly enough to not get in anyone's way who wants to do things.
hanbot: oh
i know how to undo stanford university, ya just walk around campus in a Cal sweatshirt.
mircea_popescu: make the foundation undo stanford university,
i'll be happy.
hanbot:
i mean, is it meant to be a chute-to-l1 or simply doesn't get enough lifeform contact?
hanbot: asciilifeform actually in principle
i very much am interested.
i'm not sure
i fully grasp what it's supposed to do beyond making trb available tho'...if "fruit"'s so far unsatisfactory, what's good fruit look like?
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