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mod6: phf: ok
thanks, i'll work on
that.
phf: they did a lot of work
to ensure
that
things just work, so you put a couple of annotations in your lisp and can call
those lisp functions from either android or ios.
the
two limitations is
that you don't get an easy way
to call from lisp back into native (at least
that was
the case when i
tried it).
the idea is
that you write all your logic in lisp and use native exclusively as view. and second limitation is
that built executable lacks compiler, s
phf:
http://btcbase.org/log/2016-06-03#1475432 << i've used it, and
the wukix people are responsive
to feature requests. i
think
the source is a fork of one of kyoto common lisp derivatives, probably akcl. fwiw it's
the same lineage as gcl and ecl, so ascii's "why not compile ecl" is entirely reasonable
☝︎☟︎ phf: i'm surprised
the bot is still operational, but i guess
that's how it goes
phf: mod6: if you want i can spec it out for you, but
that's
the direction i want
to
take my some miniserver,
that i would put on
top of my znc logs
a111: Logged on 2016-06-03 02:08 mod6: phf: something
that looks like
this ^^ ok or helpful?
phf:
http://btcbase.org/log/2016-06-03#1475379 << best api would be kako log format "<whatever incremental id your message has>;<unix
timestamp>;<nick>;<message>" and "<id>;<timestamp>;*;<nick> <message>" for /me messages, with a parametrized endpoint,
that
takes since_time and since_id
that return all messages since
timestamp or all messages since id, empty document when
there are none, and 400 if
there's more messages
then you're willing
to send
☝︎☟︎ mircea_popescu: "Hi
team at
Trilema How are you? I came across your excellent gaming site:
http://trilema.com " << one of
the pleasures of keeping a personal blog is
that well... what is it ?
☟︎ trinque: it's such an obvious strategy if you suck
that looking for
the "original" is a bit silly
mircea_popescu: when you publish a report with
the wrong month's
title ';/
trinque: mircea_popescu: I
threw
those in; I have
to fix
the
tape between new deedbot and old (actual deed-related) code
a111: Logged on 2016-06-06 23:23 mircea_popescu: speaking of sexual offal, why is it
that all
the marginal women ~nobody'd give
the
time of day imagine
they "speak for all of us", ie, somehow represent femaleness an' womanhood ?
a111: Logged on 2016-02-26 03:53 mircea_popescu: yeah well. meanwhile at reality ranch, all contact sports have
this phenomena, where people age out of it. it's natural. but
they don't WANT out of it, because
they fucking liked it. so
they become radio commentators, referees, whatever
they can find.
mircea_popescu: so looking at
the shitcoins, "ethereum" switched with "ripple" YoY. hurr durr.
☟︎ shinohai: I was
thinking more of hire 4-5
trannys from backpage, ship sex vids
to aforementioned countries. Profit.
mircea_popescu: speaking of sexual offal, why is it
that all
the marginal women ~nobody'd give
the
time of day imagine
they "speak for all of us", ie, somehow represent femaleness an' womanhood ?
☟︎ BingoBoingo: Stahp invalidating
the experiences of
the Impactualsexuals
mircea_popescu: just because people
turn heads when passing crashes doesn't mean running car into wall is "a sexuality"
mircea_popescu: dude gtfo,
trans porn is interesting in
the same sense any other gore is interesting.
BingoBoingo: In other news, in spite of being broke
the Illinois government is about
to resurrect its program
to reintroduce Aligator Gar. I am
thrilled!
a111: Logged on 2016-06-06 18:22 asciilifeform: 'This will create a real full node in your browser: your browser will connect
to
the p2p network and do all of
the block verification/serving.' << l0l suuuure.
a111: Logged on 2016-06-06 15:54 jurov: Yes. just pgp sign
the
text "I agree."
a111: Logged on 2016-06-06 15:10 asciilifeform: imho
the only interesting mystery here is what it was,
that was so loathesome,
that even appelbaum refused
to do it and had sentence of shitburial carried out.
a111: Logged on 2014-11-23 06:19 asciilifeform: ;;later
tell mircea_popescu i was reading a circa-1958 issue of american magazine 'popular science', and guess what was in it -
http://imgur.com/mZnf775 mircea_popescu: asciilifeform oh incidentally, node coloring! what's
that called ?
a111: Logged on 2014-11-21 01:38 mircea_popescu: well anyway :
two
trains moving on
the same
track leave simultaneously 29 miles apart, one doing 5mph
the other 7mp. a fly caugh between
them flies straight until it reaches a
train
then
turns back and recurses, doing 9mph.
mircea_popescu: jurov you recall
that story with
the
trains and
the fly ?
jurov: i dunno, polynomials are studied long enough so
that some could be proved insolvable
mircea_popescu: take patriarchy white man's "house of
thought" give it
to some rats ?
a111: Logged on 2016-06-06 15:01 asciilifeform: 'Hey
there! My name is Jacob Appelbaum. I'm pretty famous for stealing other people's research and putting my own name on it. I also spend a lot of my
time pretending
to be a badass hacker, but actually I can only barely code. I enjoy using my social capital, influence, and power in order
to manipulate other people into getting what I want. From all
that, it's pretty clear
that I'm awesome! However, in severa
mircea_popescu: which is starting
to explain how chinese ended up chinese rather
than a proper language.
mircea_popescu: and
there's absolutely no way
that i can guarantee when drawing up
the math of
the cypher,
that "all uses of symbol X will always be ambiguous in
the space" or w/e dumb shit.
mircea_popescu: that's
the bitch now innit.
that's at least what i was longfaced about earlier, "in practical eavesdropping you don't EVER care about message integrity. if your algebraic cyrptosystem is porous
to someone saying "bring me all messages
that discuss ALEODOR" or whatever, and
then he can discern something about
them - say
that ALL possible forms of one use it in
the negative - you're still as fucked as a
three year old in a pedo
mircea_popescu: but,
that said :
the principles
to be built upon are exactly
the "well, i can solve
this any way you want" said
the cracker
to eve. hence, stuff like polynomial roots are very respectable idea.
mircea_popescu: the current discussion is from a "in house algebraicist" considering his job, "what's
the worst
that can come up when
the suits decide
to solve X"
mircea_popescu: so we likely need
to re-do
the hardness measurements anyway, from a crypto pov ;
to use it in a crypto pov.
mircea_popescu: saying "x is np hard" is like saying "the us is rich". everyone you meet
there is still fucking poor.
mircea_popescu: though some material recently linked made a very good point : "np complete" and other hardness discussions aren't even meaningful here.
the
term refers
to WORST CASE, not
to average case or anything.
jurov: can't we abuse polynomial roots somehow for proven
trapdoor function? Like, Abel–Ruffini
theorem proves you can't solve certain polynomials algebraically
mircea_popescu: it's because
there's no option : either algebra ; or else "control structures".
a111: Logged on 2015-10-07 13:41 mircea_popescu realises
that probably no one else's light went off when alf was getting all excited about vmath
that what he was seeing really was "omfg, usable molecular chem."
mircea_popescu: course i guess
that's all happenstance, nsa starts building long divisor processors.
mircea_popescu: yeah. but
this is a lot more expensive sort of cycling
than you know, hashing.
mircea_popescu: weaponized,
this would fuck up say 1 in 20 messages it'd be so
taut.
mircea_popescu: i've not done
the actual math, per N size, but
there's entire classes of messages
that "could" work. you won't get enough precision until you have MANY messages.
mircea_popescu: mno, because you don't actually have something
to solve.
mircea_popescu: still. N could be something like 3kb and
the scheme'd be still workable.