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MJR_: then i'll blog later tonight, after i have
a few drinks in me
joecool: lulz just had the office bugging out cause i had
a VPN setup on one of the main systems called "Romanian Wizards"
jurov: That, coupled with the fact that I am young and willing to take my life in
a new direction, have pushed towards my presence at the Summit.
Framedragger: parseval: sure, just note that it's usually trivial (as in, perhaps only change the db configuration string in your app's config) to change the underlying DB (installing and starting
a DB server with default config is also usually really simple) - but yeah, would be interesting to see your results eventually, good luck!
parseval: Framedragger: I'm just using this as an intermediary store on my local box for some testing so I don't have to throw in
a full fledged database.. It's
a simple delete and rerun until everything is nailed down with the import. Eventually I'll move out to mysql or postgres for the actual application
Framedragger: yeah, db design can turn into
a fetish, unless it turns out significant optimizations are relevant to business strategy and whatnot
mircea_popescu: db design might be the most "overengineered as
a hobby" thing in it.
davout: if you have the disk space i don't see how
a well indexed sql storage wouldn't be adapted
Framedragger: parseval: yeah i don't think sqlite is
a good solution in terms of scaling. if you're using ORM abstraction, changing the underlying DB shouldn't be
a prob, unless you're using some DB-specific functions. postgres is really nice for Shitloads of Data type of situations
Framedragger: eh, i've to import ~400gb of data into postgres, i do ORM commit every 100k inserts, it's actually quite fast :) (sqlalchemy orm abstraction). not really
a problem
parseval: It'll make querying the data
a lot easier in the end though
parseval: Well, I'm throwing it all into Django ORM, so that probably adds
a bit of overhead
KRS1: I have
a pool the best I ever did was have one stripper naked in it, nothing like this.
KRS1: yeah that one girl with the small boobies is
a must have
mircea_popescu: parseval honestly 1 day intervals would be
a great thing to have.
parseval: sqlite seems
a bit slow.. I'm going to reprocess the data into 5 minute intervals with the average price and volume for that interval
davout: mircea_popescu: you should add
a BUYCREDITS command to mpex
davout: IT DOES NOT QUALIFY AS
A SUIT GODDAMMIT
mircea_popescu: the current blog header rotates, out of about
a dozen or so picks
davout: but he didn't have
a suit
KRS1: I think yours is called
a "Leisure Suit"
KRS1: it does if he came from
a clerk in
a convenience store
davout: (
a hugo boss one is largely sufficient :-) )
BitHub: fontase is
a satoshi prodigy genius, unchained
KRS1: he was working in
a convenience store selling cigarettes and beer until he found this USB drive labeled "btc wallet"
a customer left behind
kakobrekla: and
a after
a while they normally apologize
kakobrekla: >You are
a very negative person - and full of assumptions.
davout: mircea_popescu: in
a proof of wit chain, your blocks would be rejected
mircea_popescu: @mircea_popescu I wanna screw your girlfriend. Deal ? @jdrive I want
a dune buggy. There, I said it.
jurov: lol
a month passed already
gribble: smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 4 weeks, 4 days, 19 hours, 21 minutes, and 29 seconds ago: <smickles>
a bitcoin atm could be the easiest way to send money to
a friend, each of you just goes to an atm
gribble: Error: "seens" is not
a valid command.
jurov: reddit went pretty ballistic on it "laws that say how exchanging any amount of cash for bitcoin without being
a registered money transmitter is illegal"
benkay: who's going to write
a music player for it?
dub: but its come up here
a few times and people don't seem to want to beleive
dub: its never actually been
a secret, people in net engineering circles have een helping implement it since the 90's
Scrat: it's
a static class
nospinzy: can you give
a little explanation, im not able to read 200 lines of code and understand exactly what i need to do
nospinzy: i need
a way to validate bitcoin addresses via php or some web api
jcpham: i thin it may in
a literal sense
dub: I'm
a black man that happens to be an engineer
benkay: it's supposed to be grunted as though by
a recruiter who doesn't understand the words they use
benkay: it's
a bastardization of engineer
mod6: gribbs needed
a break
jcpham: and more like
a general union of like minded individuals
jcpham: think less like
a labour union
pgp:
a lot of coin changing hands here..
pgp: got
a bit of
a sell off going on here...
benkay:
a whole bunch of different exchanges post to -assets
jborkl: I have
a retarded guy that works me, his vociemail says "shifting gears and changing lanes, call you back later"
jborkl: well , ifap.co is
a very popular asset site
deadweasel: there
a quite
a few things unique to bitcoin :)
truff1es: i figured this was
a channel with more than 1 asset(s)
benkay: but i may chew on it and submit
a PR
benkay: i have
a bone to pick with someone about that
mod6: not
a service... i just have some code that interacts with mpex
benkay: mod6 are you running
a service?
mod6: i've found
a bug or two here and there, but I fix 'em right away if found. I don't think anyone really uses it anyway tho...
mod6: these guys think 'oh, let's just hack an exchange together in
a weekend!'
benkay: sitting on irc daily being
a cnut?
optimator: not
a bad thing... ltc diff will skyrocket when scrypt fpgas hit
optimator: although i did see some guy was try to create
a coin backed by
a physical commodity
benkay: it's got gold on it! it must be really worth
a thing.
optimator: plus using
a gold color gives
a lot of credibility
ThickAsThieves: maybe bitcoin needs
a coin logo that is not so realistic
pgp: you know what I hate about
a lot of bitcoin articles - photo representations of what appear to be physcial currency - very misleading, espcially to the RD crowd, I would imagine...
jurov: TTTBBBUUUXXX, heres
a good palce but you can comment right under the bet, too.
TTTBBBUUUXXX: so i was hoping for
a manual adjustment so the payouts would go out
mod6: but maybe if -dev doesn't wreck it before anyone gets
a fuckin chance to figure out how cool btc is...
mod6: It worries me about how things are over here. I wanted to have some silver and gld in case of some huge cluster fuck where I need to pay for something in metal as opposed to bitcoin. People over here have heard of bitcoin, but they don't know what it is or how to use it, so to them its pretty much "oh thats
a scam.."
error4733: some1 with good understanding of ripple and bistamp ? i want verify if i made
a mistake
mod6: Of course we've all seen all the back and forth drama... I figured it was worth
a shot.
mod6: And I'd been looking at coinabul.com for
a long time trying to figure out if I should place an order for either or both with my precious btcs.
mod6: Well, I'm not
a big gold bug or silver bug. Just wanted to have
a small amt. just in case.
mod6: which i promptly blew them up on their twitter, finally got some resolution after
a number of hours... *shrug*