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mircea_popescu: lol prev art for req';d
trilema article
to be found... on
trilema. my heads ;/
mircea_popescu: did you ever see write-up of similar
that seemed good
to you ?
mircea_popescu: i would
think logs best. do you
think
they're defective in some way ?
a111: Logged on 2016-04-12 13:19 mircea_popescu: incidentally : anyone on friendly
terms with cs depts at unis / cs profs, plox get in
touch, i have a little scheme i could use your halp with.
ty!
mircea_popescu: basically i suspect we accidentally collided (via eulora, no less!) with a group of well meaning fellows
that are argentinia-level managed and perhaps
there's a joining available. we see.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform you recall pretty much you ever said about
the
turd, i never contested.
mircea_popescu: apparently
there's something calling
tiself "ΩF:∅" doing something or
the other
mircea_popescu: which is what
they generally mean by "civilised". antibiological and inhuman.
mircea_popescu: jurov> so you mean "political" == "imposed by biological human condition"... << no.
there is nothing biological or human about political space. it is antibiological and inhuman.
a111: Logged on 2016-04-08 15:36 mircea_popescu: here's how spears work :
they have a business end and a handle.
the handle - always points
toward you.
the business end - always points
to
the enemy.
mircea_popescu: jurov> everything we observe and
talk about is
then "political" << and so it is. re
the public/private distinction made by
the republic. it further follows
that anything public in a space poisoned by
the socialist ideology will be political. you know, from polithea, shitpit.
mircea_popescu: plox
to also revisit
the discussion re shitty computers and "number", and how
the field of even numbers is "not contiguous" scl.
mircea_popescu: jurov> eh, get away. all empires had
to observe
the same astronomical events <<
the concept of "event" is fundamentally distinct from your notion of "time".
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform
they only find out
they don't agree
through a before/after violation.
a111: Logged on 2016-04-08 20:36 mircea_popescu: davout i have nfi what you did here. for one
thing, shareholders don't get 86,
they get 86 + 1% of resolveed bets - 13.37
a111: Logged on 2016-04-08 21:00 mircea_popescu: davout for my curiosity, did you move
the hotwallet funds or did you pass
the codebase along with
the hotwallet ?
jurov: everything we observe and
talk about is
then "political"
jurov: so you mean "political" == "imposed by biological human condition"... but
then
the
term is so all-encompassing and vague and
thus useless.
jurov: when ancien cultires
tracked equinoxes for agriculture purposes, was
that political
too?
jurov: what does political
time have with it? does nonpolitical
time even exist?
jurov: like, planets are
the same on bith hemispheres
jurov: stuff along
the ecliptic is visible from all inhabitated places...
shinohai: Sync boxes with
the official
trilema sundial.
jurov: eh, get away. all empires had
to observe
the same astronomical events
a111: Logged on 2016-04-13 05:37 mircea_popescu:
trinque> and who, of course <<
there is no "when" outside of before/after other
than yet another derpy attempt by usg
to matter, which ~nobody gives a shit about. (see also
http://btcbase.org/log/2015-07-08#1193955 re
that if you care)
a111: Logged on 2016-04-13 09:03 punkman:
https://eprint.iacr.org/2016/367 "we demonstrate various weaknesses of
the random number generator (RNG) in
the OpenSSL cryptographic library"
trinque: that recently caused me
to change
the "last updated at" on deedbot.org
to use a block number in place of a
timestamp.
a111: Logged on 2015-07-08 23:22 decimation: also describing it as 'political
time' when
the policy is 'matches easily observable astronomical phenomena' seems a bit hyperbolic
mircea_popescu: mats> $20, even $10, i get it, but $12? << market forces. prolly
the price of a suficient number of hot pocketz or w/e.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform
this isn't how mitm works. so what, mike_c gets fed bad data, and
then we see it, and
then what.
mircea_popescu: trinque> I've yet
to be convinced
that
the database isn't a
thing << hey, i've been following your crusade from
the foxhole, i dun see
that it lost as of yet.
mircea_popescu: trinque>
there are myriad ddos reasons one might not want any user
to be able
to interrogate
the db <<
technically, all php driven websites are just a
thin wrapper over user-driven mysql calls.
trinque: the bitbet auction pointed at
the same problem, which looks more v-tronic
the more I
think about it
ben_vulpes: shits
txen into mother postgres as
they come down
the pipe
ben_vulpes: i have a pgbomination wired into
trb somewhere in my working
tree.
trinque: then my gossipd deednode chatters about rating deeds
to mike_c after x confirmations
trinque: doing
the fundamentally right
thing here, I
think, involves
the act of rating being
that you make a deed of a signed statement which is your rating.
trinque: I am entirely willing
to do a shitty
thing
that doesn't kill me while I am waiting for something else.
a111: Logged on 2016-04-13 03:54
trinque: mike_c: anyhow, until asciilifeform writes me a CLOS persistence layer with ACID, a declarative permissions model, and networking, gpg me
the IP you'd be coming from and I'll open
that in
the firewall
then shoot you a psql user/pass
trinque: and ftr,
the dream described above *would be a motherfucking database*
trinque: mike_c: anyhow, until asciilifeform writes me a CLOS persistence layer with ACID, a declarative permissions model, and networking, gpg me
the IP you'd be coming from and I'll open
that in
the firewall
then shoot you a psql user/pass
☟︎ trinque: there are obvious problems
that fall out of many programs diddling
the same data concurrently, or users of different levels of access interacting with
the same data model, or what happens when I didn't write all
the damn data successfully, or... or...
trinque: further, any system
that manages a large pile of persistent data will end up reinventing ACID, relational integrity, so on, in
the same manner
that any object system may eventually find it is some degree of shitty subset of CLOS
trinque: I've yet
to be convinced
that
the database isn't a
thing.
trinque: but
then, you could even split it such
that certain users may only use certain views, others may create
their own queries
trinque: wot seems
to solve
that, and is exactly
the reason I'm willing
to open
the db
to mike_c
trinque: there are myriad ddos reasons one might not want any user
to be able
to interrogate
the db
mircea_popescu: i still suspect
there's a good reason
this doesn't work
tho.
trinque: may its hellish syntax hold
the line
mircea_popescu: i'd sure as fuck
trade in html soup in exchange for sql.
mircea_popescu: at least
temporarily, for as long as
the usual fucktards don't "improve" sql
to be more... "responsive"
trinque: I had an old boss who
thought
the web ought
to be composed of interlinked databases rather
than "websites", certainly not
the only man
to say
this
mircea_popescu: basically once bdb is killed in bitcoin we can just have a standared
tmsr db and just do
this ?
trinque: sure, he's in my WoT, happy
to grant him access
to some
tables
trinque: mike_c:
then you can perform whatever queries are useful
to you when you sync data
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> asciilifeform "ex boxer" just evals
to "fat". << His pictures seem
to acurately represent his self declared 50 or so pounds over fighting weight.
mircea_popescu: btw
trinque what was
the
thing with btcalpha interconnect ? got a rss or something for mike_c ?