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shinohai: "A gringo that it is
constantly sober, his skin must be magic!"
mircea_popescu: anges, computers can do well whatever you decide and receive. You can begin you operating, give time to dash, following get going a further and it doesn't involve interfering with the entire process of the upfront just one particular. In the event you copy moving upward textual content, conclusion . pumping systems adequate particulars in the create appliance, and then is
constantly on the get the job done. Laptop computer do
douchebag: Eh, perhaps. It's mainly just a hobby of mine, and I'm
constantly learning from it and it pays the bills for now.
mircea_popescu: "here's the source ; check to see it is correct ; and here's how your builder will fuck it up for you by replacing
constants"
diana_coman: I suppose the "patch" would be to check endianism at runtime and use the correct
constants as it were; I ...still don't see why should I have endianism in there to start with
diana_coman: asciilifeform,
constants are stored as numbers on 64 bits at the moment
diana_coman: next week's version of the sponge will be changed so that it works at bit level *everywhere*, idiotic
constants included
diana_coman: the trouble with current version is that it's still messed up by endianness (the keccak
constants are 64 bit *values* rather than bit streams)
mircea_popescu: i always imagined you have it in there because you got sick of
constantly deleting dirs by hand
mircea_popescu: "# encrypttoct(): Encrypts a sequence of blocks of
constant size of mb bits, on the one side applying the for RSA known method of transformation on the individual blocks, on the other side using certain commonly in symmetric block encryption employed methods, namely plaintext-and-ciphertext- block-chaining (with a pseudo-random IV). A sequence of blocks that stems from the plaintext of the user can thus be encrypted with RSA
pehbot: mircea_popescu: EGGOG: Pos: 71:
Constant Exceeds Bitness!
ben_vulpes: dude The20YearIRCloud the fuck even is the point of a bouncer that's
constantly disconnecting
mircea_popescu: and the non-
constant part of the polynomial isn't bias.
mircea_popescu: i can understand the fascination with "this orrery has been in clickety-clacking continuously since 1625", but let's point out that it relies on a) THIS orrery, as opposed to "
constantly changing randomly pile of cogs" and b) it's a discrete mechanism, like the human heart. it takes a break every beat. essentially the problem has been hidden, by these, not resolved.
mircea_popescu: how about a convention whereby all new genesises must contain a manifest.genesis file, which file will be
constantly patched on each patchj, no exceptions, by adding a line which reads : "This is patch #x and the codebase hash is blabla".
☟︎ phf: the awfully pedantic def
constant behavior (which sbcl specific, and which requires packages like alexandria to have asinine define-
constant, which for all practical purposes is what def
constant is supposed to be)
mircea_popescu: but this finnicky nonsense aside, point two : these women, not just the dead one ; not just the suing one ; ALL of them,
constantly and without fucking respite came in too high and too fast.
mircea_popescu: ciences that get
constantly tested and have to prove their correspondence to the uncompromising objective reality every day, no wonder they fell so hard for the postmodernist mumbo-jumbo of Derrida, Latour and Lacan that sweetly whispered in their ears that Western science is only one narrative and "text" among many that are equally valid, and since it is an objective truth that no objective truths exist, science only tries t
mircea_popescu: but, it is very important to revisit and underline ye olde mazarin point ( ie
http://trilema.com/2014/modern-medicine-and-the-benefits-of-democracy/ ) : there is
constant technological progress, in the PROPER sense (ie, NOT for plebels, but for lords AND FOR LORDS ONLY) going from 700ad to 1700ad. THIS, and THIS ONLY is what gave "technological progress" its good name -- when the lord changed ye olde fireplace in the common k
a111: Logged on 2017-11-28 19:30 mircea_popescu: "don't vote for x, he not only would confiscate our
constanta base BUT IS VERY CORRUPT" sorta bs.
mircea_popescu: (the geostrategic situation, for the very understandably disinterested, is that usg can not maintain pretense of mediteranean presence without ground missiles in
constanta, because the ru navy actually works whereas the us clittorals do not.)
mircea_popescu: "don't vote for x, he not only would confiscate our
constanta base BUT IS VERY CORRUPT" sorta bs.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: they're terrible at planning, if the
constant strategic superiority saga wasn't suggesting it.
diana_coman: PeterL and anyone else following along on keccak: 2 more problems found so far in the ada code namely 1. in the pi permutation it's the *output* coordinates that are calculated as Y, 2*X+3*Y based on input at X,Y and not the other way around; 2. at iota the corresponding round
constant is xored into a(0,0) only, not into all the lanes of the state (following permutations will propagate the round
constant)
mircea_popescu: the important point is to be able to make the world make fucking sense against the
constant yelps of the idiots who want the world to be comfortable.
a111: Logged on 2017-11-13 19:36 asciilifeform: and rewrite the parser per se in scheme ( have it be present as commented bytecode
constant )
mircea_popescu: T.A.O. operators must
constantly renew their arsenal to stay abreast of changing software and hardware, examining every Windows update and new iPhone for vulnerabilities. The nature of the business is to move with the technology, a former T.A.O. hacker said.
ben_vulpes: arstan had thicker rain than portland, but i heard that it was not the soul-killing
constant grey fog.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform there's plenty of islam in ro lol. for eg
constanta is like 15% sunni.
diana_coman: asciilifeform, yes; I was trying to get that through but I'm possibly too tired for it: using screen results in
constant stream of data
a111: Logged on 2017-10-07 00:38 asciilifeform: mod6: you will notice that the barrett in 'crc handbook' is more complicated : it shrinks the x and then compensates later. this relies on normalization , and
constanttimeized incarnation of it would have to work as apeloyee described ( i'ma try it much later, once i see what can be had re speed strictly from having asymmetric karatsuba instead of the current mega-waste )
phf: well, it's conveniently two strategies: closed form solutions and
constant iterators. if you don't have a closed form solution, you have to iterate, which you simply do at the upper bound constraint by a data type size. i don't see how theoretically it can be anything else
mircea_popescu: you're not having any of this new fangled "
constant time ~= fixedtime ie, variable time running at worst case" ?
phf: mircea_popescu: well he either has a
constant time algorithm in ffa, in which case if the goal is to compare speed specifically we should be comparing fixtime ffa and fixtime something else. otherwise he has a variable time algorithm running at worst case
constant time, in which case the comparison is between base operation speed, which is still going to come out on top
apeloyee: but here's an O(n^2 log n), for a large value of
constant.
a111: Logged on 2017-10-05 16:07 asciilifeform: note that this is a 4097-bit ( in actual ffa, 8192b )
constant.
a111: Logged on 2017-09-20 02:01 asciilifeform: in other noose, asciilifeform found that 1) knuthian division can be sped up by ANOTHER factor of 2, by walking the bits of the quotient instead of shifting'em 2) barrett reduction in
constant time is almost certainly possible
mircea_popescu: this is the
constant lulz, asking "what was he thinking". what the fuck, if he were thinking he'd be working at the post office ?
a111: Logged on 2017-09-30 18:26 asciilifeform: the continuing lulzy part is how everywhere on the net you will find '
constant time crypto libs are available', 'it's a solved problem', 'this reduction routine is
constant time', and all of it is liquishit and doesn't stand up to 30 seconds of examination with naked eye
BingoBoingo: <trinque> BingoBoingo: and hey, why don't you script a qntra deploy and blast it on a new VPS every other week? << A few reasons: 1. I r idiot, 2. Database updating
constantly which means need box and not VPS rapehole, 3. This points to Republican ISP needed or no nice things
trinque:
constant stream of new soldiers to go die.
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> well, racoons are a very successful sort of rat. as a result, they don't have any friends among the people they interact with on any kind of regular basis. kinda like pigeons, actually. << Aha, like their namesake. For people interacting with them occasionally "entertaining", in
constant contact universally nuissance