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mircea_popescu: obviously this isn't
a vestable attribute, like "being tall"
Namworld: ASICMINER will need to get
a better chip out soon after these first batches tho
smickles: mircea_popescu: i'm testing my sales system now, since i've decided to release what I have now as
a 'beta' at half price.
mircea_popescu: ya but girls are full of cooties, guys are
a subset of hm
smickles: and trilema is
a subset of the internet
BingoBongo: I'm afraid your best bet is to spin around in
a circle... I'm afarid the price to drag my Saturn down there is
a bit too steep...
wh1t3r4bb1t: Send me around the world on bitcoins only so I can document it and make
a movie
grubles: the 'cat'
a euphemism for the female body part?
BingoBongo: They elected
a Jesuit, so they boy touching is never going away
BingoBongo: Isn't Avalon still struggling to get
a fraction of the first batch out/
BingoBongo: Just think the first graphene took some scotch tape and
a #2 pencil
BingoBongo: It all depends on BBet's definition of publication and the amount of juices BBet has running down there desiring
a won house bet.
BitHub: what was wrong with that italian president that has cex with
a hooker?
kakobrekla: coincidentally im just writing
a short report aroud that.
gribble:
A market order to sell 350000 bitcoins right now would net 6509777.9570 USD and would take the last price down to 1.2000 USD, resulting in an average price of 18.5994 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 1030.6224 seconds
gribble:
A market order to sell 350000 bitcoins right now would net 6509777.9570 USD and would take the last price down to 1.2000 USD, resulting in an average price of 18.5994 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 912.4385 seconds
BingoBongo: The problem isn't faster the problem is scalability. SatoshiDice for all I defended it against, with BDB's locking bahavior killed BDB as
a bitcoin dependency
BingoBongo: it is just
a Google doohickey, but it works better and the license is right
BingoBongo: Really they need to kill BDB with fire. There is no other way. Gavin doesn't have
a way to maintain BDB compatibility in LevelDB.
BingoBongo: If your trustee thinks you drink like
a certain FPGA shilling Tom they just assume you'll end up in the Salvation Army shelter anyway
BingoBongo: Maybe I'm reading wrong which wouldn't be the first time, but it seems like
a fair way to separate idiots from their coin.
BingoBongo: I'm just trying to figure out how little reserves
a "prediction market" needs to really operate...
BingoBongo: Today in
a moment of weakness I was tempted to register on the WOT and start cloning the late Intrade so I could supply idiots with the Bucketshop that they need
assbot: quest for vision is
a great blessing.
benkay: devs don't have
a vision
benkay: no it's
a possibility though
mircea_popescu: this makes for
a very dysfunctional lord of the flies environment
mircea_popescu: you know what scene when he delivers
a baby in the messiest way possible
mpexbot: mircea_popescu: (vwap [<MPSIC>]) -- Returns
a pastebin link with all available market data, excepting depth. If an MPSIC is specified, returns only the data relevant to that MPSIC in IRC.
mpexbot: mircea_popescu: (post <paste key>) -- Supply
a pastebin paste key containing
a signed and encrypted MPEx command. Respondes with
a pastebin URL with MPEx's response.
mpexbot: mircea_popescu: (help [<plugin>] [<command>]) -- This command gives
a useful description of what <command> does. <plugin> is only necessary if the command is in more than one plugin.
grubles: mircea_popescu is there
a way you can check if my account is active still
toffoo: "it's not
a purse, it's european"?
mircea_popescu: the day you find there's
a new pope from this bitcoi nbetting site you're involved with
kakobrekla: I have run and started commodity exchanges. I am currently running one and would like to apply our technology and knowledge to bit coin. There is
a decent possibility we may be able to list futures and other derivatives around BTC and LTC. Please whitelist me.
mircea_popescu: i am considering expanding it to work both ways and fully identify trades but there's also performance issues to consider and
a whole keboodle.
mircea_popescu: the solution basically allows the person putting in the order to compute
a hash of it and then identify it in their execution reports.
mircea_popescu: benkay superficially it is not
a problem, but on the old system (before the previous upgrade) there existed windows of
a few minutes between when the trade engine executed and when the web proxies reported.
coingenuity: mircea_popescu: as far as i'm concerned, there's nothing of note to read there anyway... just
a bunch of bitcoin-tabloid type topics bout nothing :/
benkay: and b) not really
a question but this is
a pain point for people? just wait ten seconds for order id to get returned.
benkay: so
a) what is new method
benkay: It doesn’t currently even know what id that order will receive in the trade engine, which is even more inconvenient for brokers that handle multiple customer accounts (but we’re working on
a way to significantly mitigate this, which will be the next major update barring exigent necessity).
benkay: and how does that manifest as
a significant pain point? i haven't noticed
a significant lag between when people post orders and when the pastebin goes up
dub: my buddy has
a good excuse 'I don't eat anything that has to shit'
dub: paid $1500 for
a table of 5
a little while ago, with plenty of booze
Bowjob: theres
a ban on export of kobe beef
Bowjob: if its $1
a gram, it better be kobe beef
BitHub: i'm looking for
a 1btc each exit
BitHub: some of these companies its hardly worth risking 50btc every month to get
a lil div.
mircea_popescu: The Obama administration is drawing up plans to give all U.S. spy agencies full access to
a massive database that contains financial data on American citizens and others who bank in the country, according to
a Treasury Department document seen by Reuters.
assbot: I haven't understood
a single word you've said since I met you, not one single word.
jborkl: didnt we already see that show ,didnt it start with g and end with
a s
mircea_popescu: Actually there is
a closing trade fee now for April and later contracts!
dub: a_meteorite: because bitcoin
LameCoin-: putting
a HD together is LOW end manufacturing
LameCoin-: im just stating its
a myth that the east is taking anything over
LameCoin-: name
a product innovated from japan?
LameCoin-: an asian manufacturer has to produce
a months worth+ of low end trinkets
LameCoin-: when mercedes builds
a 100k vehicle in
a day
BitHub: its true, its
a good trick
mircea_popescu: LameCoin- because by "worldwide" you count
a pool of 2-300mn people nobody cares abnout.
mircea_popescu: the problem seems to be you're mingling
a lot of assumptions crafted for comfort into your estimations.
dub: jurov: it'd require
a fork yea
mircea_popescu: but that's
a minor point comparing to the other hairs sticking out of the code
LameCoin-: the current world has
a base money supply of about 4 trillion
LameCoin-: 14k per coin is enough to support
a 50 trillion dollar global economy assuming everyone uses nothing but bitcoin
mircea_popescu: midnightmagic you still got any coins minted
a year or two ago ?
mircea_popescu: LameCoin- i know at least
a coupla people here who held, so it'd be above 1% for sure :)
LameCoin-: midnightmagic: well he has
a point, the devs have turned into economists and politicians, they are suppose to be coders