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asciilifeform: ^ aha, what i just said
asciilifeform: ^
adlai: http://btc.yt/lxr/satoshi/source/src/main.h?v=makefiles#0030 << Transactions'MAX_BLOCK_LENGTH oughtta be 1MiB = 10^6
asciilifeform: ^ does not 'just look for sig opcode'
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu must not have read the links in ^thread
phf: ^
asciilifeform: ^
danielpbarron: http://btcbase.org/log/2017-03-28#1632959 *^ ☝︎
asciilifeform: ^ twist: he's talking to the mitmtron, 100 metres away!111111
asciilifeform: ^ quite correct.
shinohai: ^ nope, and handily Buttfinex is apparently gonna list it making it convenient to dump.
Framedragger: ^ should work
asciilifeform: ^
asciilifeform: ^ given vps , probably entire customer base -- equally debianized.
asciilifeform: hey BingoBoingo ^ one for your files.
asciilifeform: ^ the opening shot.
asciilifeform: ben_vulpes ^
phf: ^
asciilifeform: ^ aaaanythingbutrsa!!!!
asciilifeform: ^ is exactly how i see not only intel, but pci, usb, et al.
asciilifeform: phf ^ might enjoy also.
asciilifeform: ^ '...and one going nowhere, just for show!'
asciilifeform: ^ in actual practice, very much not-every, lol
asciilifeform: can haz few mm^2 of die space, mircea_popescu ?
asciilifeform: 'if i had a ' hamme^H^H^H^H^Hfab, i'd start with very humble things, like... rom.
asciilifeform: interesting ^ -- apparently x11 was not as standard as i thought
asciilifeform: PeterL: ^ that's all there ever was to it
asciilifeform: ^ complete with 'oh it wasn't the tor, believe'
asciilifeform: ^ includes the buildroot process
shinohai: -https://pbs.twimg.com/media/C7ZnZ2SUwAARAeH.jpg ^________________^
Framedragger: doppler: there's your project right there :D ^
asciilifeform: ^
asciilifeform: ^gui only iirc
phf: ^
asciilifeform: ^ www-based gizmo
mircea_popescu: ^
mircea_popescu: ^ rather typical exponent.
BingoBoingo: ^ Nothing about amends to non-people which would be injurious to actual people
Framedragger: (^ thought of printing out project names for doppler to look at)
shinohai: ^ the above from http://archive.is/Vsu89
a111: Logged on 2017-03-18 11:03 Framedragger: http://btcbase.org/log/2017-03-10#1624858 << re rdtsc etc, i'm curious, does `grep -E '^model name|^cpu MHz' /proc/cpuinfo` consistently report to you mhz which are (+/-1 a mhz or so) equal to model frequency? (i know you can turn off linux powersaving etc features)
Framedragger: http://btcbase.org/log/2017-03-10#1624858 << re rdtsc etc, i'm curious, does `grep -E '^model name|^cpu MHz' /proc/cpuinfo` consistently report to you mhz which are (+/-1 a mhz or so) equal to model frequency? (i know you can turn off linux powersaving etc features) ☝︎☟︎
mircea_popescu: ^
asciilifeform: ^
trinque erases his pending restatement of ^
asciilifeform: ^
asciilifeform: ^ likewise it is unclear to me why to even have a merkle tree, and not hash the tx one after another. but that's a separate thread.
asciilifeform: unfortunately , per grandfather's pistol , a tx ~in~ a block can spend the output of another, in same block; so verification of block tx is O(N^2) but the N is the count of tx in the block.
asciilifeform: it is retarded and makes for 'orphanages' and O(N^2) verifications.
asciilifeform: ^ PRUNING
asciilifeform: ^ this is a question that can be answered exactly , using a patched trb
asciilifeform: ^ apparently not.
asciilifeform: ^ do you see a check for previous existence here, mircea_popescu ? because i don't...
asciilifeform: BingoBoingo et al ^ qntra ?
ben_vulpes: ^
asciilifeform: ^ the other half, the hard half, is largely the actual script execution / cryptolade.
Framedragger: ^ that's pretty kewl.
Framedragger: mircea_popescu: ^ you can remove that sig_handler definition from fuckoff.c (as well as the signal.h #include) fwiw, as that that code won't ever be executed
asciilifeform: ^lel
Framedragger: mircea_popescu: 8th item empty ^
asciilifeform: ^ over wires, that is
asciilifeform: format c:^H^H^H^H^lolk
asciilifeform: ^ should now work.
Framedragger: ^ should be gold standard for hw vendors for all i know
asciilifeform: sed -n -e 's/^.*Ping timeout: //p' trilema.log | sort | uniq | cut -c1-3 | tr '\n' ' '
asciilifeform: ^ is this funny only to asciilifeform
asciilifeform: ^ what mircea_popescu referred to as 'tanks part'
asciilifeform: ^
phf: http://btcbase.org/patches/makefiles/tree/bitcoin/src/script.cpp#L83 ^ eq of above
ben_vulpes: ^
asciilifeform: ^
mircea_popescu: diana_coman ^ i thought you might lulz
mircea_popescu: diana_coman ^ i think you might lulz.
Framedragger: mircea_popescu: sure, but do you expect to reach **10^24** nodes before trb-i?? (http://fd.mkj.lt/stuff/fsgraph2.png)
phf: ^
asciilifeform: ^^^
mircea_popescu: ^
mircea_popescu: ^ me heartily recommends, this fundamental novel of the republic, to the critical eye of all.
Framedragger: yeah, given actual tx amounts.. 250mn vs. 2^32
asciilifeform: ^
asciilifeform: then a 31bit (remember, highest bit means 'go to l2 table') offset gives you a 2^^41 bit space in which your table entry can point to the beginning of a block.
asciilifeform: picture a 16GB contiguous block of ssd. you cut it up so that it corresponds to 2^32 x 32bits.
Framedragger: orly? this is *ns* (10^-9), mind you. hm. and this is just resolution of path with single symlink in it
BingoBoingo: ^ Some idiot said Qntra was a "Pro-China" rag
Framedragger: re. fs nodes, couldn't sleep + not sure if this makes sense, so just throwing these out - barebones super simplistic (function is `n_objects_to_store ^ 1 / folder_depth`) plots showing expected average number of nodes per folder (assumptions are no bias in hashspace and also equal share of hash bits per folder level) - it may not be intuitive how low the averages are until you look:
Framedragger: ^ the above is plain-obvious, but just ftr.
Framedragger: assuming equally distributed transaction hashspace, if you want your tree to fill up with 1000 nodes on average per given depth, you'd be storing 10^24 transactions. but this assumes that every folder depth gets assigned equal number of bits to represent, of course.
asciilifeform: ^ is how programmers even sleep at night
trinque: ^
asciilifeform: ^ break with tradition, where 'neither confirm nor deny'
asciilifeform: ^ the earliest, if one is to believe, currently known example of nsa sabotaging ~consumer~ crypto
asciilifeform: ^ mostly collection of usg 'covert' stooges, or so claims
mircea_popescu: phf ^
asciilifeform: ^ if anybody has copy... write in plox ^
asciilifeform: ^ apparently they use own auditor directorate for beta testing, and consistently fail
asciilifeform: ^ siemens voip gear, pwned
trinque: ^
Framedragger: ^ snsa statement << awesome, good news
asciilifeform: ^ for convenient reading
phf: ^