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davout: see, i don'
t see how it could be done without designing another way for nodes to communicate in another way than the currently existing protocol
mircea_popescu: i suspect it's the simplest-possible, which still doesn'
t promise it's simpler than any arbitrary level.
davout: this split really doesn'
t sound that simple to me
davout: it would have allowed some level of split, but anyway, this particular idea is dead since trb doesn'
t have this in-memory data structure
mircea_popescu: i don'
t see the user has a leg to stand on, "i'm not sure which my addresses are". if you add some - there's a (minor) penalty.
davout: i don'
t see any fundamental problem with it
davout: i did read actually, but seems it didn'
t really stick
a111: Logged on 2017-01-03 20:42 mircea_popescu: this scheme among other things cheaply allows the "add arbitrary new address to wallet", just have utility that (separately) processes B.B and produces new set of B.
T.
davout: asciilifeform: the idea was that the internet facing piece shouldn'
t have this kind of information
mircea_popescu: i also recall a thread re how to do this with maybe mimi or else deedbot, which i don'
t think is that one
mircea_popescu: "how so" "because you didn'
t link to the conversation here, you linked to your own thingee"
a111: Logged on 2017-02-19 22:41 mod6: i haven'
t heard on davout's progress recently.
mircea_popescu: Framedragger they have a point, indians don'
t do unit tests.
mircea_popescu: half the time they don'
t even bother to argue the point, go down like common malware artists.
mircea_popescu: hey, didn'
t that hawking fellow have an eyeball typewriter ?
davout: i thought i'd find an in-memory UTXO index, which i didn'
t. appears to me like trb will have to keep some sort of "watched addresses list" after all, or that such an index will have to be bolted in somehow
mircea_popescu: and there's nothing wrong with women fucking, nor with the actress, cnc miller's or floor washer's art. heck, god knows i've had my private female property engage in all of those. but it sure as fuck ain'
t academic, forgetaboutit.
mircea_popescu: in fact -- if ANY professor is better through video than writing, and i don'
t mean better overall - if he is better in any one definite way, then THEREFORE that person is not a professor but a hunting dog.
mircea_popescu: i don'
t give a shit. there's a woman on her knees polishing my floor as we speak. you propose her trade is academic also ?
Framedragger: (small virtual machine so wouldn'
t be too useful for traffic analysis, not much traffic)
trinque: but yes, they don'
t want to "disclose" because of the shriveled cock
trinque: asciilifeform: grunts that did this probably don'
t get the good toys
trinque: aside the fact that tor doesn'
t work
mircea_popescu: look-up table has its niche. it isn;
t the universal solution of all computing.
Framedragger: well, at least your user input is segregated into two 'containers': 1. GET requests for static files; and 2. user comments - processed by some specific script, separate from the rest. but yeah, this isn'
t exactly amazing innovation, i agree.
trinque: maybe narrower, sure, but don'
t treat it like it's safe
trinque: so my
http requests don'
t run through it; something does
trinque: Framedragger: though actually I don'
t buy it
Framedragger: btw, if you store 2**64 nodes in a (balanced) binary tree, wouldn'
t the "number of seeks" be ~64? i suppose that doesn'
t look too pretty, but considering that an ssd's seek time is ~0.1ms... not that these numbers are rigorous or anything.
Framedragger: well, you'd like that "compute faster" line to be true, but it ain'
t.
Framedragger: that being said, my point would work better if trilema had been having performance issues... which it ain'
t.
Framedragger: i can'
t see how i can be convinced that launching script-specific php processes is ~same as a webserver allocating a standardised additional unit of its resources (memory / thread etc.)
mircea_popescu: the whole thing is kind-of spurious, not like trilema wasn'
t "attacked". there's even articles celebrating the puzzled wtf of the would be attacker, "wut do you mean my magic has no power here"
mircea_popescu: and the notion that you won'
t expose the language to the web is not equivalent to the actuality that you opt to use such a banal language nothing can be done which to your mind is equivalent to "not exposing". the man who doesn'
t lock his door because his chamber contains no maid is not the same thing as the man who doesn'
t lock his door because his maid is more danger to the youths about than they to her.
mircea_popescu: what is this clean great language that doesn'
t gross one out, i must have missed some classes / log days.
Framedragger: mircea_popescu: i see what you mean, but you can'
t really call it 'static' by any metric. in point of fact i'm surprised you're not grossed out over the fact that the whole thing is a large stinking pile of dynamic php. i guess the counterargument is that it *gets the job done*, very well, over many years. :) so there's that. but i'd like to ditch the 'wp' from 'mp-wp' one day. but maybe baby steps.
mircea_popescu: the calls are isolated, wouldn'
t be the end of the world to replace with a filesystem equivalent.
shinohai: If it wasn'
t for mircea_popescu and you constantly reminding me, I probably would never have started Qntra.
shinohai: I still have a copy in archives, but haven'
t tinkered with it much. jhvh1 and trb keep me pretty busy.
Framedragger:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-03-05#1622326 << just checked and realised that your trilema comments don'
t seem to have any JS, so it seems like i was wrong. (i now realise i had a (rather arbitrary) additional constraint with the original comment long ago, "make it work with a static site", but that's another matter/project altogether.)
☝︎ Reuel: like I said, I dont like to be a net taker but I don'
t have much time atm
danielpbarron: what is this, "i want to work but only if it doesn'
t take any time"
Reuel: ok let me put it more bluntly, I didn'
t enjoy dragging tables across green hills
danielpbarron: Reuel, i'm not inviting you to come have fun (although you will probably enjoy it) but you indicated you want to do work in the republic but don'
t know how. i have told you how
mircea_popescu: Framedragger the thing is that by now i wouldn'
t trust the results anyway. dude clearly has nfi what he'd be doing.
Framedragger: Reuel: just fyi, and it's only my humble opinion, but you don'
t need the context of the whole trb to do the symlink experiment. from what i took of it, it's a matter of testing how various filesystems (probably starting off with ext4) can manage with (very) large numbers of nodes and large numbers of links to nodes. how seek times increase with those numbers of links to links, etc. (as an fs overhead, on top of hdd/sdd).
danielpbarron: lol how is it possible two people have eulora accounts and don'
t know each other
Reuel: however life is getting in the way at the moment, and I don'
t have time to go through all the TRB code, which is probably a must to understand the context of the experiment
Reuel: I wanted to contribute, and it irks me to admit, but I don'
t think there is anything meaningful I can contribute at this moment
mircea_popescu: the theory being that "the dude gve it up by pariticpating in something we call a military of something we won'
t call a state" ?
ben_vulpes: lol, n. am equities did so badly they didn'
t even make the screenshot?
ben_vulpes: eh, won'
t be at this place long enough to make proper rotation worthwhile
pete_dushenski: ben_vulpes: simply the (perhaps obvious to log readers) point that diversification isn'
t a panacea particularly in the manner used by 'advisors', which is to say, within sectors and within asset classes rather than between them
ben_vulpes: didn'
t cash outperform everything in 2007?
pete_dushenski: anyways, i have no love lost for etfs even if their fees are lower than mutual funds of yesteryear. they're still a hodgepodge of thinly distributed garbage. i don'
t know anyone who seriously reaps a return from them.
a111: Logged on 2017-03-04 16:13 asciilifeform: evidence, evidently, is something to demand of mr.
t only )
ben_vulpes: well come now, "it didn'
t connect at minute 1, 2, 4..."
ben_vulpes: i don'
t have a master in place yet, but i am also willing to extend wire peerings to my l1
phf: also i can'
t really go back to the cave. it's the time to buy gifts, and pack shit up.
mircea_popescu: yeah. then i can'
t conceive. it did complain thousands of times of orphans, which implicitly resulted in block being sought.
mircea_popescu: don'
t worry, it's not an emergency, just general point mod6
mircea_popescu: it's not exactly a common condition, this ; which is both why i said something and why it wasn'
t noticed. simply no test for ~this~ never seen before nonsense
ben_vulpes: oh and this doesn'
t actually render the header in a digestible form. okay, disregard.
mircea_popescu: dude why can'
t he do whatever it is he's doing lol ; i did publish the thing.
ben_vulpes: it doesn'
t do too much, depends on blocks having been dumped via dumpblock.