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mircea_popescu: meanwhile irl, islam is about him dieing with a fucking explosive towel wrapped around his head,
as a 37 yo virgin.
mircea_popescu: but think about it! what sad sort of bro culture is this where you put
as much work into the book
as a reader into the reading!
mircea_popescu: now, ironically, i ~could~ make useful children. but i require items (such
as an undisputed right to kill them) that i could also make, but can't be arsed to.
spandrell: which is why people tend to have 1 or 2,
as beyond that they start being less cute and more annoying
mircea_popescu: i guess she's getting out one way or another. but then again this'd be why i own my women
as opposed to marrying them.
spandrell: you're doing your thing
as a military officer
spandrell: they also have this bro culture to them which i dislike too,
as i wrote int he water margin post
mircea_popescu: the debates
as to genetic basis for intelligence have raged for a while in the logs. it's not really settled i guess, but there's certainly no merit for NATIONAL concepts of intelligence hm ?
mircea_popescu: there's a huge pile of interlocking wonders that make up la serenissima, i'll be more than happy to explain them in detail
as time goes by.
trinque: "Luckily, signature verification crypto doesn't have to worry about side channel attacks. Alternatively, we could add openssl
as a dependency and outsource the signature verification to it."
mircea_popescu: somehow i doubt the real life models were nearly
as... bubbly.
a111: Logged on 2016-06-03 16:04 mircea_popescu: nor has it ever been, actually. so
as a practical matter, you're guaranteed some contamination.
mircea_popescu: nor has it ever been, actually. so
as a practical matter, you're guaranteed some contamination.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: right, in the sense that it went
as far
as tesla-style can go
mircea_popescu: what'd you have me call it ? take the cern cyclotron
as the flagship example.
mircea_popescu: science
as "fits in head" is not exactly practicable anymore.
mircea_popescu: point remains, the way ahead is probably going to be automated maths (
as we discussed re v a year ago) applied to immense reams of data. just like in genetics, and so following.
mircea_popescu: (incidentally, the deep reason "government"
as in, the united retards, are so fixated on big data is simply because that's what physics has been doing since ~80s
mircea_popescu: "a proper prince's penis should be
as long
as my thumb" said the 12 yo princess in her diary.
mircea_popescu: even the sentence
as stated, "oh, universe begun x bn years ago". "really, it was years ? what spun around what sun, that top of a mother of yours ?"
mircea_popescu: ftr, the "official" notion
as to the age of the universe is not ~fundamentally~ better than the "3600 years ago, fixed value".
mircea_popescu: the logical construction of "naked eye" in this context is, visible in the armored pubkey
as user is expected to manipulate. whadda ya want now.
danielpbarron: mircea_popescu> for the record,
as ridiculous
as the whole "earth was created ~30k years ago << more like ~6.1k years ago
mircea_popescu: for the record,
as ridiculous
as the whole "earth was created ~30k years ago by a trickster that salted it with fossils to fuck with you" is ; it is no more or less ridiculous (seeing how absolutes aren't comparable) than all sorts of commonly accepted idiocies. such
as the notion that man "always" had some sort of "equality" notion, along with a whole host of imbecile anachronisms the general herd entertains ; or that humani
mircea_popescu: why not ? what you say and what i say aren't in any sense exclusive. yes it was the time of a horde of imbeciles "saving hte world". the behaviour of such horde is exactly
as per the soap example. an item will not be used because it exists and is useful ; consequently existence and functionality aren't predictive.
a111: Logged on 2016-06-03 12:12 mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2016-06-03#1475422 << that the herd is instinctively repelled by pgp, much like soap, so it's perfectly possible NOBODY uses some arbitrary windows offering. much like in the "creative writer and activist"'s house, the broom's not nearly
as worn down
as the mirror.
mircea_popescu: yeah we could never make
as cool robots
as kid can today
a111: Logged on 2016-06-03 04:05 asciilifeform: see if yours is same
as mine.
mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2016-06-03#1475422 << that the herd is instinctively repelled by pgp, much like soap, so it's perfectly possible NOBODY uses some arbitrary windows offering. much like in the "creative writer and activist"'s house, the broom's not nearly
as worn down
as the mirror.
☝︎☟︎ mircea_popescu: and while on it : a) wake me up when ivy league is not only free to entry but pays "bounty" to some lazy ass fuckwads for doing the fucking course work and b) the notion that this place will always be free
as in beer to join is the height of ridiculousness.
mod6: this was implemented
as a means to ensure that the logs don't miss anything should one of the other bots drop off of a few minutes or something.
mod6: this makes sense to me, because i don't want this irc bot to reside on the same host
as the webserver.
mod6: <+mircea_popescu> anyway, wiped. i guess once tbot's here ima put the silkroad dump thing in there, maybe it's still around by the time someone figures out the world enough. << in related tbot news: i've got 8 remaining steps outlined to get us to the initial rollout in here. each isn't super hard or anything, working on the first one
as I type this.
mircea_popescu: oh right,
as long
as they keep it from going up, right. heh.
mircea_popescu learned this
as a teen, whenceupon leaving the shop cashier was "ask me out". "aren't you busy ?!" genuinely puzzled mp. "not for you".
mircea_popescu: no, the police just beats people found stealing 3x
as hard.
mircea_popescu:
as time goes on i guess we'll be seeing a lot more of this low level maggotry.
mircea_popescu: i bet you whatever you want just
as we sit here there's some dude flying some desk somewhere (that used to be mahogany, and used to have plants around! ahh cold war!) to whom we seem the very perennial rats
a111: Logged on 2016-06-01 23:50 ben_vulpes: aight maybe some naggum
as well. but there are extended discussions of political time in the logs.
ben_vulpes: aight maybe some naggum
as well. but there are extended discussions of political time in the logs.
☟︎ a111: Logged on 2016-06-01 20:53 asciilifeform: (i am about to snap one,
as soon
as camera charges)
mod6: anyway, this seems easier
as one could just rip the drive out, load up the full orchastra on the disk, drop it back in and you're ready to go.
mircea_popescu: there seems to me there's a field to graze upon here ; without any such sillyness
as "basis is cipher"
mircea_popescu: i dunno the whole thing. the observation however stands that just
as there's a way to verify a number ISNT irrational, by the same way in the same manner for the same reason the reverse can also be verified. and there are indeed very hard (
as it is the case here, harder than np-complete) problems to do with such numbers, arbitrarily chosen.
mircea_popescu: yes, but
as long
as the notation is in an irrational base,
mircea_popescu: well, it does
as much
as guarantee if your string is finite you're operating on an irrational.
a111: Logged on 2014-06-11 00:49 asciilifeform: 'My Navrozov moment, of course, was when I approached one of the two - Sacco, I think - and attempted to have an intellectual discussion of this realization. The story is basically the same
as Navrozov's, so it would be boring to repeat, but basically I came away with the feeling that I'd told someone his Sicilian grandmother liked to get drunk and fuck her own goats.'
Framedragger: hm. *this* (i.e.: that "no polynomial-time algorithm exists for factoring the product of two random n-bit primes with some good probability") *is* less safe
as compared to the safer assumption that "no polynomial-time algorithm exists for always factoring all products of two random n-bit primes". this is a much safer assumption cf. to the one you interpreted it to mean, no? (no baiting this time - just honestly confused). but eh, may
mircea_popescu: and so the matter settled : what started on may 25th
as a slight disparity between the usg faux bitcoin exchanges trading at 448 (bitfinex isn't inclued here, having nothing to do with bitcoin altogether) while btcchina was reporting 455 (and 2/3 of the total volume), eventually peaked out at 510/580 (with btcchina still doing 2/3 of the volume) and eventually settled at 530/540. the moral that "you should have yielded rather