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mircea_popescu: if anyone knows chiense please give that
a look let me know if anything is broken
topace: on university student budget, thats
a lot of beer!
DeadWeasel: i'm mean,i'm just
a monkey QA tester. so I'm essentially working
DeadWeasel: is it unethical to install
a mouse mover on my work machine while I'm workng from home during this snowpacalypse?
JWU_42: Holy Moses -
a Goat sighting
pigeons: gambling on LTC Arcade or playing games, Litecoin gaming and simply
a flutter down
pigeons: its
a public ledger, they can manage taxes etc as you say
Chaang-Noi: you know they will notice
a site that made over
a million in its first year :/
gigavps: and people wonder why i have
a claims process
Chaang-Noi: i wonder if anyone who holds
a btc that was onces used for gambling will have to go to jail :/
pigeons: yeah it was kind of big news cause it kind of steps over
a new line
pigeons: yeah
a guy just went to jail the other week for writing gambling software for
a country where it is legal
Chaang-Noi: he is in
a usa jail for atleast 10 years
Chaang-Noi: the person on that flight was not american, was not going to the usa, and did not ahve
a company in the usa
Chaang-Noi: yeah, the chinese might make
a dent, might not. we will see
Chaang-Noi: yeah, but i dont really count 2 60 ghs asics as much of anything, it wont make
a dent in profitability
Chaang-Noi: well if i join ill send you
a message and see how long it takes you to respond :)
sgornick: (especially since I accepted the invite to be
a mod)
sgornick: I'm not too active on it but it has topics that have
a fair amount of discussion and others that get either replies like "don't know" , etc.
BitHub: What are the benefits of becoming
a foundation member?
Chaang-Noi: anyone here
a member of the bitcoin foundation?
Bowjob: well it could be
a fortune..
Bowjob: 220 dollars worth for
a lifetime of shame
Bowjob: im sure theres
a few bored millionaires out there, we need to reach them.
Bowjob: so near term prospects, sellers are
a bit screwed
Bowjob: the volume that we saw last month was largely due to just
a handful of whales. i want volume from everyone
Bowjob: we will stay at below 7ish, for
a while now, the extra 3 million shares satisfied the market and some people are hoping to cash out quick
Bowjob: could be
a whale charging up their stash to play more dice
Bugpowder: at some point, these coins start really being worth
a lot of money.
Namworld: Do they plan to pay for whole airplane tickets to Romania?
A classic crowbar and american fist kind of "hacking"?
pigeons: yeah that's
a "nice" valuation there
Bugpowder: but it might have come back as
a split
Bowjob: I feel we got saturated
a bit, no one is eating dat wall
mircea_popescu: im gone for half
a day, you never know what i find when i'm back
jcpham: i have
a db of ass pics
Namworld: Unless friedcat is willing to make it personally and verify
a signed statement from me
dub: somebody said that once you have
a design applying it to 'smaller process' is easier?
Namworld: I am torn right now, by my will to secure
a profit right away and how good ASICMINER seems to be turning out.
Namworld: If they stick around for at least
a year mining and selling ASICs, I guess... more if they design new chips in the future.
midnightmagic: Bugpowder: From
a purely economic sense. *Some* people just want to participate more as
a miner, and get pristine coins.
Namworld: We're at day 3.5 of
a 7 days auction.
Namworld: It's
a long term profit share of an ASIC manufacturer
Namworld: But looks like ASICMINER is deploying boards. Plus it's not like it's
a fixed bond.
Diablo-D3: midnightmagic: as
a programmer, Ive basically rejected threading altogether
midnightmagic: Pretty much every processor that can be used in
a multi-socket machine now benefits from
a NUMA-aware Linux.
midnightmagic: And.. almost every other machine that has
a multi-socketed processor where each processor has
a mm onboard and hands out memory to other processors over an interconnect.
Diablo-D3: midnightmagic: yours I wouldnt doubt it has
a weird layout
Bugpowder: You guys should hang out, maybe go on
a date
Diablo-D3: midnightmagic: and btw, that 8 core box I described, Im pretty sure it had
a northbridge for the second ring
Diablo-D3: and due to how its constructed, yes, using it as numa is
a better use of it's resources
Diablo-D3: huh? the only thing you've done is found
a box that qualifies to be called numa
midnightmagic: Taken as
a unified whole, any processor "accessing" other memory, regardless of whether the system has to *push* memory out to
a GPU and act as an interloper, means it is non-uniform memory access.
midnightmagic: It is much slower for the CPU to access the memory of
a GPU, and thus by definition it is also non-uniform memory access.
Diablo-D3: if amd ever fixed that, you might end up with
a non-numa supercomputer.
midnightmagic: I know you don't log, but even in your scrollback, I'm fairly sure you can't find
a quote from me where I asserted that.
midnightmagic: 11:30 < moore> and when you have non uniforme access to memory like in
a multi socket system it is nonuniform
midnightmagic: Except that I have
a machine that AMD calls NUMA that I'm logged into right now.
midnightmagic: "One great advantage of the NUMA architecture is that even in
a big system with many CPUs it is possible to get very low latency on the local memory."
Diablo-D3: Ive never seen
a single opteron box ever say more than one node
Diablo-D3: midnightmagic: anyhow, if numastat says you have multiple nodes, then either you're on numa or linux has
a good reason for treating your box like numa
midnightmagic: Admit that the PDF I linked is talking about
a single box!
Diablo-D3: midnightmagic: yes, but where would you find
a machine that fits that description?
midnightmagic: Dude. If it is significantly slower, and interfering with other CPUs (so the effect is multiplicative), then it is orders of magnitude slower to access remote memory, and
a single box is
a NUMA box.
midnightmagic: Even the little picture describes
a single processor with 16 cores.
Diablo-D3: in 2010, AMD didnt make
a CPU that had 16 cores
midnightmagic: Right, I am logged into
a machine right now with 32 cores, and it's just one machine.
gesell: anyone have
a copy of the old bitcoin forum?
jcpham: ^ someone quoted
a MPO-PR post in -otc
Schadenfreude: The USA is in
a bad state, the IRS and its jack-booted thugs might not care if what zou do is legal if it even is
a bit dubious
maximian: My free advice (more of
a longing): redirect satoshidice.com to satoshidice.ie or some other domain while you still can. The website being seized will spook
a lot of existing players away.
truffles: if u were just
a regular employee dont think it matters, but if ure the face maybe
maximian: You haven't converted
a dime of the won BTC to fiat, correct?
maximian: I have
a feeling your lawyer is going to say "you're doing WHAT?!"
ThickAsThieves: after looking for
a bit, sdice site has
a better design than so many gambling related sites
ThickAsThieves: what other types of sites have to show
a spreadsheet on the home page?
truffles: def puts me on the spot, i visit
a lotta shit websites lol
evoorhees: truffles - link
a good website, Id' like to see your preference
truffles: yea hire
a proper webdesigner..
DeadWeasel: get
a college intern with
a nice camera, youll find them in the AV club
evoorhees: well actually - I only want someone to do
a vid if that person is really experienced with it.