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punkman: "mircea_popescu: however a lot of leeway is available re shitty sites. i honestly couldn't care less what "functionality" is lost
through js being discarded out of hand, for instance. << archive.is (as a browsing
tool) seems useless without javascript, might as well render
the page in lynx/dilla/modern browser with js disabled.
mircea_popescu: danielpbarron im pretty sure it only
takes
that command from him ; also prolly best give her some
time
to get better wot-integrated -
the few
times we let marginals in
the feed it worked out poorly in
the end.
BingoBoingo: mod6: Nah,
Tiger mom makes sure
the kid develops
the asps instead
mod6: is
there such a
thing as adhd in china? if a kid just wont do stuff or doesn't pay attention
they just hit you with a stick no?
danielpbarron: ;;later
tell
trinque please
to add
this feed ^^ I
think it only works for you
danielpbarron: hm.. idk why
that won't work.
that's how
trinque added all
the others
mod6: thought
that was her
twitter feed haha
mod6: is
that going
to drop every
tweet into a deed?
danielpbarron: >> I
told him
that a child in Africa dies every 3 seconds. He was surprised at
that. He said "I know black people have rhythm, but
that is some amazing
timing, you guys should
try out for X-Factor".
mod6: shit
that was seventeen years ago.
mod6: friend of mine only ever
talked about "cons-boxes" for about 2 months.
mod6: I
think
they used
to
teach
this SICP directly as
the first programming class at UofM - used it as a weed-out course.
BingoBoingo: ESR stole it by putting it on just just in
time for Google
to be birthed
mod6: Snarf: ``To grab, especially a large document or file for
the purpose of using it either with or without
the owner's permission.'' Snarf down: ``To snarf, sometimes with
the connotation of absorbing, processing, or understanding.'' (These definitions were snarfed from Steele et al. 1983. See also Raymond 1993.)
mod6: She asked me if "snarffed" was a
technical
term, now I can point at
this:
mircea_popescu: also, what do i care of
the living. will go
to
the great prison in
the sky, all
the people
there'll be impressed enough. "bigger
than france ?! pasol nahui!"
mircea_popescu predicts
that by
the
time he's dead, b-a will be bigger
than fucking france.
mod6: im actually glad for
that. and personally, I don't even want
to look at any other lisp really because other lisps seem
to have a bunch more built-in functions
that we'll basically not use.
phf: mod6: i have an OP for symbol-value, on
top of which you can build a pretty decent "apropos"
mod6: or do we need
to write a proc for
that
too?
mod6: alright. i was
thinking with using scheme (like I was saying lastnight), we'll have
to build some pretty extensive libs of procs of our own. which is probably better anyway... but, it'd be cool if
this
thing would
tell you what you've already defined.
phf: probably some kind of
tree structure for fast lookup
phf: mod6: no, i
think it's a side effect of
the way oblist is constructed
mod6: lol, no idea how
that correlates yet, but
that is indeed
the actual stored defintion no?
mod6: i didn't know
that's what you called
those works of art.
phf: oh it's
that chick
that got sussman
to sell his chips
mod6: i'll have
to go back and re-read some of our previous
threads on
the
topics.
mircea_popescu: mod6 it's definitely possible ; ideally it'd come after a proper data model for
the data.
mod6: food for
thought perhaps.
mod6: ok, so
that's a possible whole replacement piece, sure. was just
thinking is it worth possibly making a
temporary
tool for
this until bitcoinfs? or just wait and do bitcoinfs.
mircea_popescu: for one
thing, linux managed
to implement journaling in such a way it barely works
mod6: mircea_popescu: awesome. yeah, i agree we should do something
there.
that's super annoying
that it happened
to
these guys.
mircea_popescu: mod6 it is, but big chunk and scheduled for after
this scheme
thing is better digested.
mod6: qq: Can something be developed
to help
these guys with
the corrupted databases when
they get a hard-reboot?perhaps something similar
to cutblock
that will say lopp off
the last blk####.dat file or something? is
this worth looking into?
mircea_popescu: women pick up
the drunks and men pick up what
the lions left off, whenever
they could chase
the hyenas away.
mircea_popescu: phf actually
that scavenger strategy is
the larger part of why humans are still around.
phf: past first paragraph is bogus, fat girls don't act like
that in clubs,
that's just an overactive imagination. what
they actually do is pick up leftovers, or particularly drunk guys who were attracted by
the group. it's literally a scavenger strategy, and being obnoxious will ensure
that
the girl is never again invited with her hotter friends. (they want
to get fucked
too, jeez)
mircea_popescu: omfg alf sees
the world like a bee-dog : in black and white and all pixelated.
☟︎☟︎ mircea_popescu: (incidentally, none of
those 4 derps is fuckable.
the
tall blonde has
the
typical ustard chin, miserable fucking feature.
the jew is short and jewish.
the fat one obv and
the midwestern "undiscovered beauty" is benning-level psychotic)
mod6: i'll
test
that out
tomorrow when i get a sec.
mircea_popescu: i mean, leaving aside
the inanity of posing with one's mother,
this may be
the most insane
thing ever.
mircea_popescu: but
the
thing IS fascinating. noticed it on okcupid back in
the day, a small but present chunk of derps actually used group photos consisting of HOTTER WOMEN
mircea_popescu: and
the server wasn't new, so prolly got his warm bed or something.
mircea_popescu: well i suppose
technically all russians are
the same dude, but even so.
mircea_popescu: strategically i'd rather have it a set of interoperating parts
than a single monster monolith.
mircea_popescu: will require
that ancient "assbot bitcoin wallets"
thing be dusted off, but hey, unavoidable anyway
phf: we can add archive/logs/patches
to a single lisp project, call it assetbook and we won't need any other internet anymore
mircea_popescu: also comes with built-in revenue model, "be in
the L or else pay
this much dust".
mircea_popescu: phf it ~would~ be a pretty decent showcase of lisp, i'll readily grant
that.
phf: "can't have our
thing, but here's a link
to a chrome extension
that does nothing like what we do. run along now"
phf: above is entirely java stack, and
the quoted parts only
talk about storage aspect. (accumulo is layer on
top of hadoop's hdfs)
mircea_popescu: however a lot of leeway is available re shitty sites. i honestly couldn't care less what "functionality" is lost
through js being discarded out of hand, for instance.
mircea_popescu: "The archive runs Apache Hadoop and Apache Accumulo. All data is stored on HDFS" what's
the esteemed peerage
think ? should be rewritten ? worth reusing ?
phf: i
think ben_vulpes has been working on his own
take on
the service? i remember
there was some noise last
time question came up. anyone attempting will fast realize
that it's a pita.
mircea_popescu: now i gotta fish out
the guy's email and perhaps see if he'd be willing
to share ?
mircea_popescu: anyway,
this would be very good synnergy with deedbot, because not only can pages be saved, but sha512sums of
the pages can be deeded.
mircea_popescu: in other news, either
the code vanished or i;m just delusional, but can't seem
to locate it
phf: no, i know a few russian living in netherlands, and
they all fall under kind of a similar stereotype
phf: person: Shevchenko Andrey address:
Tussen de Bogen 6, 1013 JB Amsterdam,
The Netherlands , hehe just
the kind of person
to run a service like
that..
danielpbarron: the main page would load, but when i
tried
to archive something
that's where it would go
to a new ip
phf: oh
then it's for somebody else
to fuck around with
danielpbarron: i also noticed
their ip was weird after i pasted your /etc/hosts list into my own and it stopped working
the other day
phf: i have some lisp code
to do what archive.is does from back when i was reading everything from kindle, but it'll
take a few weeks for me
to get it into a running service state..