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punkman: asciilifeform: what do you mean 'knowing'
that you 'spent.'
punkman: took me a sec
to realize
that was in F
punkman: a wallet spec might be nice
to have
mircea_popescu: looking at
the block spam atm, "money" is ~5000 satoshi
mircea_popescu: sending coins
to yourself is called mixing not spending.
mircea_popescu: well he can't spend it again
till he convinces his wallet
that
tx should go away
kakobrekla: he is speaking like he will lose
the btc
mircea_popescu: speaking of which asciilifeform ... good
time
to make a wallet fixer now :)
mircea_popescu: there's really better
things
to chew
the scenery about.
shinohai: I should
throw up a donation page like
that saying I'll mine classic blocks - 35 BTC!!!
kakobrekla: 30 bt per day according
to node counter donations
mircea_popescu: the plural invalidates
the point, derps. what fucking dictatorS ? how's
that shit supposed
to work ?
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform it's a very simple calculation really : 1 block out of 24 * 60 / 10 = 1/144 of
total hash
kakobrekla: i dont but according
to ze enemy; Current cost per
TH: 0.0039 BTC per day
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mircea_popescu: kakobrekla> i have been running mine for 2 years are are as good as new as far as i can
tell << good bearings, less wear, last longer.
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the sky..
kakobrekla: anyway, you can only
take it so far. at some point you will hear birds from outside and so on.
kakobrekla: its not impossible
to make inverter go fanless
kakobrekla: i also had
the problem of ups being
the loudest, but it fanless, i
think its
the
transformer
that is noisy
kakobrekla: i have been running mine for 2 years are are as good as new as far as i can
tell
ben_vulpes: happy valentines day and many blowjobs
to all!
mod6: ...
there's
this remote island where you can mine stuff like shiny rocks and rotten fruit.
mod6: i'll give it a few days and
then will roll up a full bundle. i've got an automated
test for
this case now
too.
mod6: just for
the 'cheers' & everything else :]
shinohai: Just a few days ago he equated Bitcoin
to web browsers - fitting since
they are
the IE of BTC
mircea_popescu: "i am in bitcoin, i just don't know anything about it. like
those people from new york
that dunno what
the chrysler building is!"
mircea_popescu: <mod6> ben_vulpes: it basically shouldn't ever happen, but it could and since; no means yes, yes means anal. << lol io like how he
thinks.
mircea_popescu: so in "weird of
the crowd" news, eulora player just bought an auctioned package from s.mg for 140, split it up, and barely managed
to recoup HALF
the cost.
mod6: then in a few days i'll consider publishing
the bundle again.
thanks for your support/patience/help, etc.
mod6: ok, so instead what I'll do here is add an automated
test
to check for
this, so i don't regress later. and
then most likely will put out a 3rd beta patch for people
to
test/review.
shinohai: That's good since
that $400 box only produces pennies a week.
jurov: apparently opening and closing of
the
tab still requires macrotransactions
BingoBoingo: <ben_vulpes> why do people^H^H^H^H^H^Hbarbarians insist on
this moronic 2-column publishing style << Journals demand it for printing
mod6: so one of my cpu
threads goes
to 100% and memory usage starts
to climb.
mod6: ive got problems at
the shit-shoveling factory
that are giving me headaches :/
mod6: yeah, in
this regard, my V basically does know what
to look for in a given vpatch file --
the
thing it wasn't doing is checking
that
the hashes match eachother -- which can cause a downstream infinate loop when
traversing
the map.
ben_vulpes: don't
take me
too seriously
this morning mod6 i got dressed and went
to
the office before realizing it was still sunday
ben_vulpes: the structure, not
the contents. 'fork bomb' was a joke, mod6.
mod6: how would it know ahead of
time, short of having a hash for
the vpatch itself?
mod6: what do you mean by "v impl. knows what vpatches are
to look like"
mod6: well, no forking going on. im guessing it'll die when it runs out of ram, but haven't checked
that yet.
mod6: to
test it, i had
to hand-diddle one of
the vpatches. easy enough
to do. if someone is doing something very strange or bad or whatever on
their system it could lead
to an infinate loop.
ben_vulpes: ideally a v impl. knows what vpatches are
to look like and barfs on anything
that doesn't look like
that instead of
trying
to catch all of
the edge cases
ben_vulpes: i am reminded of
the "enumerating badness"
thread
mod6: the fix for
this amounts
to adding one condition statement when building
the map of hashes.
ben_vulpes: i would like
to see
the vdiff
that craps
that down
mod6: this happens if
the antecedent hash matches
the descendant hash.
mod6: but found an edge case
that causes an infinte loop.
mod6: so was
thinking about pushing out
that v99995
today.