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BTC-Mining: So if you make
a split, price moves and you don't sell any contract like you wanted, at the end of the month, it results in
a 0 BTC loss or gain.
BTC-Mining: oh... so by making
a split, I get twice the BTC put up front in escrow with no fees.
mircea_popescu: there's for instance
a guy keeps making huge bulks of c10t s
BTC-Mining: Suppose I sell it for
a fraction of it's value on the market. What happens with the escrowed BTC?
mircea_popescu: BTC-Mining is this turning into
a pirate, 23/690 accts paid sorta ordeal ?
novusordo: just popping in for
a second, but is my assumption that there has been no new info from GLBSE correct?
rdponticelli: Back in the times, they used to be in local time, and it became
a mess as soon as they had to share information
rdponticelli: There's
a reason why the systems now are configured in UTC
rdponticelli: No, it's not easier when you got
a mess everytime you're trying to figure what time is in some other place...
BTC-Mining: It would clear the confusion for those with
a day/night period fitting UTC (Like 0-6 AM, probably sleeping)
BTC-Mining: Well, been
a real mess, but at least it seems Nefario is honest even if he wussed out because of legal concerns.
mircea_popescu: her romanian shocking to romanians cause it is marginally intelligible but sounds like how
a sparrow or some other bird'd be speaking it.
gribble: You rated user smickles on Sat Aug 25 08:39:34 2012, giving him
a rating of 4, and supplied these additional notes: He's been running MPOE.ETF and releasing THE monthly reports,
a model for all Bitcoin financial reporting. Also handled k's of BTC as broker for various clients..
Ukto: Chaang-Noi: you can try sending the 1k to my wallet address as
a test. ;)
mircea_popescu: rdponticelli i think what it does is, it saves
a provisional balance somewhere, and goes on that
Chaang-Noi: its really like
a block every 30 seconds
smickles: ok, is it that i've had
a couple, or that i'm atheist that i don't understand how the bot resembles an xmas tree?
smickles: and as you know, they call me
a 'merican
smickles: there is
a gap between wanting to know, and wanting to exert the effort to know in 'merica
smickles: < smickles> thepulledstring: well, what i meant to say was that I wanted to know if the order which triggered the tx was
a buy or
a sell
smickles: well, it sounds viable to me. but i know, any busines which intends to keep operating long needs
a couple of things
thepulledstring: This is
a drunk idea. Buut it would be more of an acquiring/merchant service to solve liquidity for expenses
smickles: thepulledstring: if your serious about this, do you have
a url yet?
smickles: thepulledstring: you're going to start
a moneygram>btc service biz?
smickles: thepulledstring: if you are in tucson, i'll do
a bitcoin for cash or
a cash for bitcoin
smickles: thepulledstring: well, what i meant to say was that I wanted to know if the order which triggered the tx was
a buy or
a sell
jurov: need to hire
a copywriter
mircea_popescu: but anyway, odds to miss twice in
a row are 1/4. odds to hit one miss the other are 1/2
Chaang-Noi: the odds of me failing to hit it 15 times in
a row is so far less than 1;4
Chaang-Noi: and what are the odds i miss it 3 times in
a row and then hit its the 4th time
PsychoticBoy: No one can tell, you have to take the risk
A to buy
a mining device now or B preorder asics
thepulledstring: I worked in
a microelectronics fabrication lab at Georgia Tech as an undergrad.
thepulledstring: My cost estimates for an asic based off of fpgaminer was about 500k for
a batch
gribble: Error: 'thestringpuller' is not
a valid
http url.
gribble: Error: "tlsb" is not
a valid command.
gribble: Error: "calc(0/0)" is not
a valid command.
Chaang-Noi: can someone help my figure something out, what are the odds of my not rolling
a 1 on
a 4 side dice if i do it 10 times? and never hit
a 1?
knotwork: and they can claim it wasnt their fault too, as if they didnt insist and lobby etc for
a website precisely to let it happen
knotwork: but if they convince someone to create
a website to get hacked, then when the hack happens they have to consolation of everyonev else also suffering along with them
knotwork: dont know if the remote machine even has to run chrome or it runs
a normal remote desk daemon
knotwork: its suppoosedly
a remote desktop
EskimoBob: chrome sucks. You can not select individual cells from
a table.
knotwork: if so people who insist everything has to be in their browser can be accomodated simply by leasing them
a virtual machine running chrome with the remote desktop feature turned on
knotwork: Hey I think I saw something about google's browser having
a remote desktop / pc-anywhere feature in it now
thepulledstring: gigavps when you get
a list of your outstanding shares and who owns them you will be able to hunt out your shareholders who haven't made claims...
gigavps: it's beyond
a worst case scenario
Chaang-Noi: hmm s dice did not tell me about
a 2 btc bet
gribble: Error: 'freenode:#bitcoin-otc:69eaf57f6336b2ca03141dcfc6bb3c41918a39d23bf42c504c512155' is not
a valid
http url.
darkee: prolly not the best time I could've been on
a vacation...
smickles: jurov: lol, i feel like making the recitals out of
a 'realization keanu' image
gribble: Error: Something in there wasn't
a valid number.
smickles: i've now written
a draft of
a couple lines of recitals for
a contract involving bitcoin transfers which i enjoy
dub: iirc bitcoincharts had
a copy somewhere
rdponticelli: smickles: Yeah, the legal system is just
a hierarchy sustainer, and those already stablished don't tend to like the future competition
dub: in other news Tim O'reilly is
a toker
BTC-Mining: [16:29] <mircea_popescu> the false notion that glbse was
a btc-financials related website is fucking us over
FabianB: jurov: in the orderform of coinbr it would be nice if the item selectbox would have
a consistent ordering
mircea_popescu: the false notion that glbse was
a btc-financials related website is fucking us over ;/
sgornick: mircea_popescu: When fractional reserve is 10:1 that's when the system fails without
a large amount of capital (and generally fails even with
a large amount of capital)
jcpham: but there can be
a bitcoin cartel
mircea_popescu: and the honesty of their incompetence resonates with the inner vibration of incompetence in
a large mass of others.
mircea_popescu: money as
a barrier to entry is great, because in spite of all its failings, modern society works pretty well at keeping idiots and money apart.
sgornick: Right, wasn't calling bullshit on that you need money to open
a bank. Was trying to say how that moeny requirement is bullshit.
pigeons: i'd rather open
a mcdonalds
mircea_popescu: i'm serious tho, come to romania and open
a bank. you need something like 50ish mn in capital iirc.
sgornick: Until I can legally open
a bank then that is bullshit.
mircea_popescu: it's
a bank after all, it's not obliged to handle your money.
mircea_popescu: well frankly, they're entirely within their right to tell you to take
a hike.