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mp_en_viaje: ~are aware~ it's a scam. now it suddenly costs him more
to figure out wtf you're doing
than it costs you
to play. sometimes
this occurs
to him, in which case you sudden;y got a conection in
the local underground.)
mp_en_viaje: (think about
the example --
the fellow running it has been doing it for a while, very readily spots
that you
mp_en_viaje: there's a very marked difference between
the people who know it's a scam -- and
therefore ~NEVER~ indulge and
the people who know it's a scam and yet very occasionally indulge.
the difference's
the former are "well educated" engineers, whereas
the latter "
illegal"
mp_en_viaje: from an engineering perspective,
the strategy's "too
tight", fails at what could be described as "useful waste".
the sort of activity like going on an aimless walk, or
talking
to an unknown woman, or playing a few rounds of
three card monte with some guy on
the street.
mp_en_viaje: in
the end, it's an all-in bet on reich stability. like everyone else in
there.
mp_en_viaje: the net result is a "very intelligent' android
that's obviously an android
to ~everyone in
the biz of spotting androids, but who otherwise claims
to be hungry and making eternal plans
to restaurant meals
that ever justifiedly do not occur.
mp_en_viaje: what's left is
then going
to
the restaurant, which
the android agrees
to do ; but at every single juncture where an actual going
to a restaurant could occur,
the urgent disadvantage of immediate expenditure overwhelms
the general principles flowing from c --
through an a-mediated process
that slowly improves
the quality of "arguments" brought over
time under
the selection pressure provided by a + whatever ourside source available.
☟︎ mp_en_viaje: the process
then becomes evident : c requires it
to occasionally engage in
the activity of eating, but
the "whilst some have been driven by organisational necessity, for example, finite resources." problem,
to quote
the united knelliot, precludes buying kitchen equipment or raw materials.
mp_en_viaje: consider for elucidation
the model of an android, which for our didactic needs is a) very intelligent ; b) doesn't need
to physically eat ; c) is required
to appear
to
the common human as a common human.
mp_en_viaje: this coupled with a very myopic perception of outside reality, whereby
the closer inconveniences are always overcounted and structural problems systematically discounted yield a very stable situation : he sits in
the worst part of
the us, complains about it, and will sit
there until
the day he dies.
mp_en_viaje: anyway, it comes down
to very entrenched management ineptitude. guy wants
to do what he wants
to do not what he must do, has complicated, patiently constructed over
time (through selection, much like how species appear) list of explanations/justifications.
a111: Logged on 2019-05-13 03:49 asciilifeform: arguably it comes down
to a stupid choice of profession.
the software pseudo-industry only really exists in
the reich + its
tendrils, afaik.
mp_en_viaje: extremely incompetent yet extremely ambitious, sorta nonsense
that screams for a sound
trashing.
mp_en_viaje: insight into
the effectiveness of
their networks."
mp_en_viaje: these syndicates have been seriously disrupted over
the last five years provides an
billymg: asciilifeform: if you don't mind me asking -- in
that
thread you made a good case for leaving
the reich as soon as possible, but i've also seen
threads (can't find right now) where others in
the channel have
tried
to convince you of
the same, without any luck
billymg: but still unclear
to me
the best way
to do so
a111: Logged on 2018-08-24 00:55 asciilifeform: 'we saw you got 10 btc and didn't declare,
that'll be 900k plz by
tuesday'
BingoBoingo: All of
this energy for
the most boring sport, no energy for anything else
BingoBoingo: Stadium restrooms were destroyed, but no biogoop was harmed
this
time.
BingoBoingo: So
today
there was a big futbol game between
the
two big
teams. Game hyped up as "Campeon de Siglio"...
The game ended in a 1-1
tie
mp_en_viaje: you don't understand
technology, do you. it's like policymaking, what production.
a111: Logged on 2019-05-12 19:14 asciilifeform: i.e. asciilifeform ported
to pogo (even had working, save for
the flash disk, netbsd port) ,
then
the iron vanished from market long before achieved anyffin useful on it
a111: Logged on 2019-04-23 23:09 asciilifeform: incidentally, even a very brief look at
the 1801 item confirms
the
troof of
http://btcbase.org/log/2019-02-14#1896836 --
thing defo aint a 'and here is where
the ameri-crystal does x' , it's a quite 'fits-in-head' object , very evidently produced from page-long spec of
the orig instruction set
bvt: yes, but nevertheless
the boards with
these chips appear every day. perhaps need
to show inca earplugs of some minimum size
to get
them?
bvt: to my understanding you design
them yourself; devboards are just for
testing
the cpu/chipset
a111: Logged on 2019-05-12 19:09 asciilifeform: ( and in fact would rather leave 'repentant linus'-era kernels entirely alone, if it can be helped, and if cannot , would prefer
to pilfer patches an' backport intelligently
to old kernel , if it comes
to
this )
bvt: well,
those are devboards, i don't
think anyone sells
them as a serious item. but amateurs - buy
bvt: (chinese messed with m.2 port wiring, need
to buy strange adapter board
to bring it
to sanity)
bvt: i have an m.2 nvme ssd
there, but
the hw setup is convoluted enough
to recommend bying *some other* board for
these purposes
bvt: i have a
http://archive.is/EUW9n item at home, with kernel from some arm64 distro and pizarro rockchip rootfs, but i never got
time properly setup
this device (plan was, run
trb node)
bvt: it is not clear
to me if big.little ever worked acceptably with linux --
they are
tuning even
today
bvt: iirc changed, but
too recently
to even consider a switch anyways
bvt: asciilifeform: rk3399 is a bit
trickier in usage
than rk3328 of pizarro rockchip -- big.little arch, so scheduling and power management have
to come from rockchip kernel
tree, not vanilla.
a111: 2019-02-19 <ave1> Btw asciilifeform, I had
to switch my cheap NFS account
to a more expensive one as php 5.6 is no longer supported in
their new setup. I expect
that sometime, at
the end of
this year, 5.6 will also disappear from "production" sites.
mp_en_viaje: pretty sure it's exact same
thing, material wise.
lobbesbot: asciilifeform:
The operation succeeded.
bvt: could be, i never got
to disassemble and check
the board after changing wlan card.
bvt: is it
that much more stable with lenovo bios? i had it overheat with both orig. and coreboot variants, so stayed with coreboot
a111: Logged on 2016-03-03 20:46 asciilifeform: i eventually put back
the heathen bios on
the x60, BUT i ida'd it and nop'd out
the imbecile nic whitelist
bvt: at
the
time i was getting mine - only w.
T2400 and iirc slower cpu were available