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danielpbarron: ecstaticpessimst, what's the url I can submit stuff to to make it show up on your
test subject's head?
Vexual: well like your classic laptop is to classic cars, you can do a time
test, running your own software
mircea_popescu: that was the equivalent of the mike hearn "let's
test bitcoin". the result came out kinda clearly - 9 maybe 10 days. that's it.
mod6: let me know how it goes. my full-sync
test with the static bin is up to height=273236 currently.
mod6: jurov: so as far as shorter release cycles, i think going forward they will be. the foundation will focus on say, one specific problem and then tackle it, patch it, and then regression
test, release.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Dragonfly ports are mostly loose FreeBSD ports with little guarentee of working. There are older Ada and the visual Ada IDE ports for OpenBSD, but... it seems fuckers would on the whole rather
test "go"
ascii_field: i overlooked this because assumed that static build worked given as
test was on box known to lack openssl, boost, bdb as centrally installed libs
thestringpuller: lol mircea_popescu there is not going to be a
test server for experimental anymore?
gabriel_laddel: 14:16:34 BingoBoingo: gabriel_laddel: the 'adults' are not going to be happy about you writing a program that converts all books in libgen.info + all papers you can get of school networks into a useful format via a combination of OCR and heuristic hackery << Plain OCR is normally sufficient for books without advanced mathematics as long as you are willing to liberate the pages from the spine.
Test it with a sheetfed
BingoBoingo: gabriel_laddel: the 'adults' are not going to be happy about you writing a program that converts all books in libgen.info + all papers you can get of school networks into a useful format via a combination of OCR and heuristic hackery << Plain OCR is normally sufficient for books without advanced mathematics as long as you are willing to liberate the pages from the spine.
Test it with a sheetfed scanner sometime.
decimation: AFQT means 'armed forces qualifying
test'
gabriel_laddel: mircea_popescu: but this is not germane to the issue. << Oh, but it is. These people are prepared to lie at every turn. See the stack overflow post, or the output of the Eot-wash group. If Al or Stan were make a mistake in the run, they'd never be able to
test it again.
gabriel_laddel: The Eot-wash group won't
test this. And the string theorist in that stackoverflow question is more than happy to state that because a large construction of molecules falls at the speed we expect it to, it couldn't possibly happen on a small scale.
gabriel_laddel: What Al would like to
test is pretty simple. Is gravity mirror-symmetric? If it is, then you can drop two stereoisomers in a vacuum, and they'll fall at the same rate. We don't know that this is the case, and the universe actually violates mirror-symmetry on many scales. Perhaps a violation will be observable.
nubbins`: we call this "
test driven development"
mircea_popescu: it's worth doing on a
test network just to count subtle bugs.
kakobrekla: ah i thought we were talking bitcoind sync
test or some such
trinque: +mircea_popescu | <trinque>
http://deedbot.org/ << there be deeds << cool. why are some repeated ? <<
test values; I published bundles with the same messages a few times while working
Adlai: "sorting algorithm" sounds a bit like "intelligence
test"
BingoBoingo: decimation: We are jsut talking the admissions
test now
BingoBoingo: mats: it is. Admissions counselors don't know it is an easier
test though
BingoBoingo: Well, the black
test score bump can be explained entirely by the need to fill a competitive handegg team
mircea_popescu: "The most reliable street
test in my opinion is actually the smell of cocaine, as it has a very distinct aroma that none of the additives possess. Unfortunately, for reference, this requires you to have smelt a lot of different cocaine of certain purities, and very few people have had that opportunity. Personally, I think I could estimate cocaine purity from its scent and from looking at and tasting a few milligrams, b
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BingoBoingo: 7b0e48befe8051bdeb8a31272abb1b9067928e4a237110105897334a08b02fd197b47a52a3eb4bb508a2983b75e0457f059c85aff0f8aea9a161cb83fee14e31 << FOr plaintext saved as name "
test.txt"
decimation: yeah, 'half a page of docs per line' is pretty much the same as your 'what does this line do?'
test jurov: internals of bitcoind? like, the whip out the cane, point to line
test?
BingoBoingo: 211165 and still going on latest sync
test. Will try to ride this one to the present
BingoBoingo: I also killed the block files and block index with my build today to
test syncing again. Almost to 16801 again.
mircea_popescu: it's just infantilism. girlie trying to
test the limits of her world.
decimation: kinda like how 'hp' now brands chumper printer cartridges, instead of quality reliable
test equipment
assbot: Logged on 14-02-2015 00:20:24; BingoBoingo: punkman: if we replace openssl with libressl or whatever, how do we verify all the buggy data generated by 7 different openssl versions? << For the time being... empirically. There a set with six year's worth a data to
test against by syncing.
herbijudlestoids: so far: squid, ldap, kerberos, djbdns, postfix, and today i finished setting up nginx and getting "A" score on the qualys ssl
test decimation: once you cross into > 10 GHz signals you start having to fork over real $$ for
test equipment
BingoBoingo: punkman: if we replace openssl with libressl or whatever, how do we verify all the buggy data generated by 7 different openssl versions? << For the time being... empirically. There a set with six year's worth a data to
test against by syncing.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: "I was told that this sample set was too small so I performed the same
test over four to five years until I reached the sample size of 10,000 in total split into tranches of 100. Every time the answer effectively remained the same. All the samples lie between a 94% bias and a 100% bias."
mircea_popescu: "I originally performed this
test 5 times and found approximately a 95% skew" << :D
mircea_popescu: your
test will probably be in the double digit failure rate, which is laughable. i suspect it is impossible for chemodynamic reasons to make it single digit, which makes it impractical
assbot: Logged on 05-02-2015 01:19:42; mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> adlai: why does it have to
test on actual live-fire btc anyway? << so he can make a buck ?
mod6: root@debian-
test:~# openssl version -a
the_scourge: i assumed it was poor design and useless academics who'd never had to do a hard day's work in their lives. perhaps it is a shit
test?
the_scourge: 'Emacs actually comes with a builting Emacs Aptitude
Test. Do you remap your keyboard or the Emacs keybindings before the chords and sequences it comes with by default have wreaked havoc with your hands? If you do not do anything to make Emacs more convenient for yourself, you may not have the prerequisite aptitude to use it productive.' (naggum, who else.
http://www.xach.com/na < funny, that's one of the reason i've avoided
☟︎ mircea_popescu: well it's engineering... if they
test with it still frozen
phillipsjk: Um It is my understanding that the turkey is supposed to be thawed for the
test.
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> adlai: why does it have to
test on actual live-fire btc anyway? << so he can make a buck ?
☟︎ adlai: i'd like to
test scalpl on larger amounts of btc than i have at my personal disposal.
mod6: no worries, gotta run though, will
test direct against a 50300 later tonight.
mod6: aight. time to
test this out.
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: twould also be interesting to see the same
test against the modern codebase
mircea_popescu: stress
test the system, as it were. see what happens when there's i dunno, 500k pps ddos, but not from wordpress to me.
BingoBoingo: davout: Well google was more the catalyst for doing it now. That and having picked up a Smatr PNohe to actually
test on.
mircea_popescu: even if they're both meaningful constructions, they're not both stereotypical constructions. a good
test being, of course, translation.
danielpbarron: i got a ssd sata drive, a 5400 rpm laptop thing, and a usb3 flashdrive to
test BingoBoingo: So who what's to
test qntra's new, more modern CSS?
mod6: that's neat. gonna
test RI on 'em?
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