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Defiler_: Oh I see. I actually came in here because I have
a question hopefully someone can answer. I have
a couple asicminer fractional shares on bitfunder and dont know if or how I can transfer them. It's not enough for
a full direct share. Anyone know of
a procedure?
nubbins`: we need
a gyftlist to keep track
nubbins`: we need
a bitcoin unfoundation
Kleeck_: ^ I work with hardcore nerds. I have to say it right or get stuck in
a conversation about WHY its pronounced "jif"
nubbins`: BECAUSE EACH ONE IS
A TINY PRESENT
nubbins`: you could always sew it onto
a sweater like
a crust-punk
nubbins`: bring it to
a bar the next time you go out ;)
jurov: pity the second on is M.. don't know
a female that would like to wear it (maybe
a child, but... dunno about parental approval)
firedrops: good quote. so glad to be in
a reasonable state. got my medical card. thank jebus, no more stressin'.
nubbins`: just
a couple of days before btc hit $420
dexX7: if he's in for the longer game, now is still
a good time to buy
nubbins`: in fairness, i did fill him with
a healthy dose of paranoia
firedrops: good change, it did look
a little funny
nubbins`: "i picked this up at
a police auction"
nubbins`: oh look,
a new version of xquartz
firedrops: sell it as
a defekt item, 75% off!
nubbins`: not
a big deal, the hood has
a lining. but still. gonna look pretty ratty next time i wash it
nubbins`: it's
a conveyor dryer, the logo gets placed on
a belt facing up towards
a heating element
nubbins`: so i printed
a logo on my favourite sweater last night
kakobrekla: just write all orders in db then run cron once
a minute
jurov: yeah, doing
a select * from orders b, orders s where ...
kakobrekla: well all things concidered, you only need two cans and
a string to do it
firedrops: i'll give it
a bit to see if anyone wants to
firedrops: gribble could pass
a turing test in the future?
truffles: what if she has
a mouth sore benkay
benkay: either that or come back
a bunch.
mircea_popescu: no, actually it's about what you get for dollars there, if you're not
a gringo
benkay: met
a girl last night claiming she gets 12 local fiat units to the microshitbuck. my first thought was "well obviously this is from your 'boyfriend' who is actually just giving you
a great rate because hey hm how much for
a blowjob honey?"
mircea_popescu: even if they live in
a sort of gay house, with
a house mother, it still takes > 3
mircea_popescu: this is true. merely being retarded is
a bar constantly moving up.
mircea_popescu: actually, perhaps marie curie's experience is
a better example.
mircea_popescu: there must be urgently implemented
a pillory system in academia. the top 10% get funding, AND the bottom 10% get tgo spend
a day nude with their necks in the thing.
mircea_popescu: anyway. this article should be condensed into
a two page job application with an asic producer and ditch all the "research" presumptiousness and otherwise opining.
mircea_popescu: Overall we see that we can save 18 additions: 16 additions have
a constant equal equal to zero, and 2 more additions with 0x80000000 which can be replaced by flipping one bit, the cost of which is very small (in hardware) when compared to the cost of one addition.
mircea_popescu: anyway, the c oncept of amortised cost of hashes used in efficiency of computation calculations is
a sound way to go about things.
mircea_popescu: still the improvements are slight. save 2.x rounds out of 64, that's
a 3% gain
mircea_popescu: "We recall from Section 6.2 that new bitcoins can be created when the miner succeeds to hash some data from the bitcoin network together with
a 32-bit random nonce and"
mircea_popescu: Back then it was 256 million times easier than today to solve CISO puzzles. Many early adopters of bitcoin have made
a lot of money. One of the well-known problems of bitcoin is the problem of hoarding:
a substantial proportion of bitcoins in circulation is not used.
dub: theres
a lot of stupid shit in there
mircea_popescu: i'm sorry, this isn't
a paper. i'm not sure theverge would publish this muck.
mircea_popescu: "The energy efficiency of bitcoin miners have already been improved by
a factor of about 10,000 since bitcoin have been invented, and we claim that further improvements are inevitable. Better technology is bound to be invented, would it be quantum bitcoin miners."
mod6: heh. yeah, was just looking for
a PDF URL to HTML/TEXT web thingy.
kakobrekla: uh its like 10$
a month or something...
topace: only
a portion of share have been pushed to accounts so far, the rest coming once users create accounts to allocate the shares into
nubbins`: mircea_popescu:
a friend's mom called me years ago wondering why her emails to her_son's_name@hotmale.com were being returned
mircea_popescu: nubbins` send Namworld
a tshirt with "other people get hotwives and all i have is this lousy hotmail"
Namworld: Which mean people go
a long way around to reach me instead of contacting the correct and obvious person
mircea_popescu: i wonder if in
a coupla years wikileaks type sites will have degenerated to posting unflattering shower pics of elected officials
mircea_popescu: basically it's 10x
a year, 2012 was an error, shoulda been 30
mircea_popescu: monk takes
a sip... sloshes it around, takes another sip and goes
mircea_popescu: so in order to pull
a prank on him, some doods get him
a glass fulla piss
mircea_popescu: you try and pass contraband by
a customs agent with 30 years in the field and tell me.
Bugpowder: I lost enough for
a few teslas on JD though
☟︎ ThickAsThieves: The report also highlights the extensive scientific literature on the human ability to identify deceptive behavior. Summarizing 400 studies over the past 60 years, the report concludes that humans perform only "the same as or slightly better than chance." Given that the TSA has spent almost
a billion dollars on the program, that's
a pretty poor record.
pankkake: I report
a lot of stuff! why am I not paid
davout: well, i delete
a few spam threads here and there in the french section and get paid approx 0.5 BTC/month
dub: neat, who i s amod and wants to cut
a trolling contract
firedrops: mircea_popescu, sounds like
a valuable experiments.
mircea_popescu: wow. i just realised that at
a population of 2mn, you could probably personally meet each girl that turns 17 during
a year.
firedrops: they're censoring language now? what
a bunch of twats.
mircea_popescu: lol bitcointalk mods filled
a post of mpoe-pr's with [expletive deleted]
mircea_popescu: fun fact of the day : slovenia spends on defense 500 mn
a year. bangladesh, 1500.
gribble: This order would exceed the size of the order book. You would buy 12448.086 bitcoins, for
a total of 10575763281.8703 USD and take the price to 1000000000.0000. | Data vintage: 237.1764 seconds
gribble:
A market order to sell 150000 bitcoins right now would net 24261410.3761 USD and would take the last price down to 37.4000 USD, resulting in an average price of 161.7427 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 123.6558 seconds
gribble:
A market order to sell 15000 bitcoins right now would net 5634723.9851 USD and would take the last price down to 332.0000 USD, resulting in an average price of 375.6483 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 113.8440 seconds