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mircea_popescu:
i suspect problem may be rathere the operator than the performance of the hardware!
mircea_popescu:
i've seen the sort of pixelated bs the iphone spits out.
a111: Logged on 2018-04-19 01:58 mircea_popescu: in unrelated news :
i can't recommend the dsc-rx100 quite warmly enough. it's a splendid sony compact with zeiss lenses that's easily the best camera
i ever saw.
douchebag: in addition to that
I've been vomiting since
I woke up
douchebag: and now
I have a bullseye shaped bite wound
mircea_popescu: it's kinda lulzy for me to re-read what
i was saying pre-bitcoin, and discover it's... not changed.
a111: Logged on 2018-04-13 16:20 mircea_popescu: spyked how about THIS definition for the operating system : "that set of code that is trusted implicitly". this then makes EVERYTHING on a windows machine operating system, which
i contend is right and proper -- the necessary result of opaque monolith systems design is universalization of the os.
mircea_popescu: in strict terms,
i believe that is a pretty tight php implementation of ftp. "shouldn't exist", maybe, whatever. there it is.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, it's not directly evident to me this is rubbish, though
i never used it.
a111: Logged on 2018-06-06 12:59 mircea_popescu: spyked, re the other thing,
i expect the item can be both massively trimmed and significantly improved still. the discussion was carried in principle ("so manty lines!") not really objectively, "why this exact line for each line".
i think it's entirely possible even the final product, as a conceptual ideal, may exceed (reasonable!) expectations of "how long code should be".
mircea_popescu: right.
i was discussing the former. which, contrary to hopes&aspirations, owns the market.
spyked: afaik ios (the other smartphone os besides android) runs on 1 hardware platform and the os doesn't multitask (or maybe it does in the newer versions? hell if
I know). while all other smartphones besides apple's run android, and there's some diversity in the hardware platforms, which is why they based the os on the kernel that "runs on everything".
spyked: mircea_popescu, re. smartphone, everytime
I bring the "why use linux shitstack with so many layers of abstraction for mere phone" argument to certain ppl, they're all "oh, but it runs on so many devices". and
I guess they're right in a certain way. gotta keep 'em busy, give 'em "choices", or at least the illusion thereof.
mircea_popescu: spyked, re the other thing,
i expect the item can be both massively trimmed and significantly improved still. the discussion was carried in principle ("so manty lines!") not really objectively, "why this exact line for each line".
i think it's entirely possible even the final product, as a conceptual ideal, may exceed (reasonable!) expectations of "how long code should be".
☟︎ spyked: anyway, given my limited experience with wp (nowadays
I just lul at the attackers from republic of moldova trying to gain wp-admin access for the old blog),
I am ready to admit that mp-wp's may be the optimal permeability of this membrane.
I was even tempted to switch to mp-wp, but
I'm hoping to see trilema antispam implemented in Lisp at some point in the future.
a111: Logged on 2018-06-05 16:50 mircea_popescu: "thetarpit blog scaffolding is a few kLoC of CL, but lacks *any* editor-side interface" << understand something :
i publish more than anyone, and by anyone we don't mean solo operators, we mean whole fucking outfits. there's a reason for this. the fact that trilema is comfortable to me provides those last edges of extra productivity and intellectual leverage that convert exceptional performance into mindblowing performance. t
spyked:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-06-05#1820747 <--
I dun disagree at all. as far as the thought experiment goes,
I still wonder, though, whether those edges of productivity follow from *all* the lines of mp-wp code and is more than the sum of each, or whether there's a lot of extra crud in there. perhaps overly naively/boyishly at the time,
I started my (still ongoing) experiment the other way around ("what is the minimum number of lines to
☝︎ spyked: the question stemmed from "what are valid inputs for blogotron?", which led to "should comments be permitted for anons, or should they be predicated upon identity?". otherwise
I very much like the current organization and
I believe that venues that don't allow inline commenting (such as thetarpit in its current state) are only "half blogs", not fully.
spyked:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-06-05#1820744 <-- yes, although
I'm personally not convinced one way or the other. my q is, should "allcomers" (e.g. people without WoT presence) even be able to comment?
I don't know, maybe the question itself has no merit, mircea_popescu is of course much more qualified than me to establish this.
☝︎ phf: heh,
i need that scope feature, but also a better query parser. (from:TomServo) (from:ascii "sshd") scope:15
phf: asciilifeform: right, not all of the svgs have multiline base64. and you'll notice that some of the files have windows newlines.
i think mp-wp codebase is the one that would benefit the most from the autoformat tool discussed in logs..
BingoBoingo:
I have a pretty good idea of which corners of the feria the kitchen will be outfitted from.
ben_vulpes: (nor do
i know how
i'd have cleaned the thing, had
i tried to use it)
ben_vulpes: place
i rented had the weirdest damn nonstick pan: it had a nonstick coating but then an elevated metal grate atop the coating
ben_vulpes:
i felt the same way about the keys in buenos aires
phf: well, it's the old age comes for us all, none of them want to be césar luciani, and very few prepared to knowingly don the armor one last time and die under the hail of arrows so to speak. (and
i'm giving them a lot of credit here as far as how they lived to begin with)
mircea_popescu: btw,
i hope that's adequate payment for all the j/p spam ?
mircea_popescu: ti's very much highschooler syndrome. "oh,
i guess we're the seniors now" "why ?" "do you see any other seniors in the cafeteria ?" "well, not in the cafeteria you go to" "word."
phf:
i think anti-comment is a recent (3-4 years) argument, started by a bunch of "high profile bloggers", who, after running into some heavy polemic, turned off the comments on their sites. the argument was then picked up by the various "minimalist" blogging systems (we can't be arsed to implement comments, but kottke said they are useless anyway)
mircea_popescu: "thetarpit blog scaffolding is a few kLoC of CL, but lacks *any* editor-side interface" << understand something :
i publish more than anyone, and by anyone we don't mean solo operators, we mean whole fucking outfits. there's a reason for this. the fact that trilema is comfortable to me provides those last edges of extra productivity and intellectual leverage that convert exceptional performance into mindblowing performance. t
☟︎ phf:
i like trinque's approach of publishing deeded hosts, requires vigilance on part of log reader, but at the end there's a canonical place we can fallback to, in case
spyked:
I'm reserving another bot for the rss functionality. but
I want to use spykedbot to make a small trilemabot example for implementing prefixed commands. spoiler:
I have some code that looks up definitions in asciilifeform's ro-en dictionary (
http://www.loper-os.org/?p=2211 ), it's the smallest application that
I could find that also does something useful.
☟︎ a111: Logged on 2018-04-15 04:19 mircea_popescu: hanbot / everyone : speaking of patches for mp-wp, here's something
i'd dearly love : a MASS uploader. so you don't have to upload files one by one in the webinterface.
a111: Logged on 2018-06-04 17:36 mircea_popescu:
i'm just saying, it's not ~just~ mp-wp that's an eyesore here. in truth it's our whole relationship to the www that's at issue.
a111: Logged on 2018-06-04 17:35 phf:
i think someone else here had a lisp implementation, but that one lacked comments entirely
spyked: aaaand rssbot code currently weighs circa 400LoC, so
I'ma probably also have to break that into testable pieces. not sure yet.
spyked: step 5 will probably need to be broken into multiple sub-steps, since
I will have to also publish a rss parser first, then a rss bot design document, and only then the code.
esthlos: doh,
I had trinque's ip set to the old in /etc/hosts, from when
I tried to follow mircea_popescu 's advice and disable dns lol
mircea_popescu: anyway, item is going to be delivered below the original estimate you had anyway, from what
i gather.
ben_vulpes:
i must have missed it, may
i have a pointer?
mircea_popescu: it could happen to you too! and if it didn't, it's because you're nopt as cool as hebe shit-fleck, doing inept "check me out, mom,
i have sex fantasies with harvey keitel" monologues in laundromats.
ben_vulpes:
i see manifest draf, art car parade, and then the cuntoo instapper
mircea_popescu: so reading historical qntra or should
i say hysterical qntra is quite the fucking riot, but, BingoBoingo or anyone, where\s the article about the moronic french "agents" that texted to their "jihadist" suspect ?
mircea_popescu: what,
i should write the same god damned thing every six months, like those idiots doing "cms solutions" for "Web development" "tech firms" ?
mircea_popescu: and
i don't believe www is dead tech. it may need some changes, but as such, the convenience is there, girls reading logs on gym exercise machine mounted tablets.
mircea_popescu:
i'm just saying, it's not ~just~ mp-wp that's an eyesore here. in truth it's our whole relationship to the www that's at issue.
☟︎ phf:
i think someone else here had a lisp implementation, but that one lacked comments entirely
☟︎ phf: just to clarify my blog is mp-wp,
i just bastardized the theme to the point of "improvements" being worse than original
mircea_popescu: anyway, there's also the 2nd order effect, whereby by interacting with heretics you find out stuff like "hey,
i have a memory leak"
phf: mircea_popescu: oh
i'm not suggesting there's folly here,
i'm a) thinking of how to better slice the beast and b) pointing out that it's not even a container issue
mircea_popescu: to be clear,
i'm not for a second disputing that such piles of lines of "code" are a scandal and an outrage before god. but
i wish to know what we're to do.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform, this is quite what
i'm saying, a web publishing platform we will want, and phf is in a prime posityion to appreciate the gargantuan task of "make it from prime principles",
i think.
phf:
i can obviously fix btcbase to be more useful (
i.e. continue to aid the patch exploration) in cases where a patch is big, but in general a 9mb patch seems to go against the whole fits in head
mircea_popescu: phf, part of the reason
i keep having things sit on other things is to find out what the fuck we need to do.
phf:
i'm not sure how practical that makes patch page though, it definitely doesn't open on my x60.
i could perhaps introduce some split mode, where patch page only lists the hunk filenames, and you need to click on hunk to see the contents
BingoBoingo: <ben_vulpes> BingoBoingo: smoosh footnotes down to the bottom of the page pls << Will see what
I can do about this
lobbes: Best part is that the same cookie can be used for -any- download link from archive.today, and each cookie is good for 5 months, so
I didn't even need to automate the scraping bit.