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assbot: Logged on 18-02-2016 04:57:27; phf: i think philadelphia
as a whole is a particularly painful monument to america's past.
cazalla_: meh, i am just angry
as i let my guard down the other day and mentioned to someone that considering suicide is a logical and rational thought in this day and age
kuzetsa: killing someone because they didn't do
as they were told is pretty dickish
kuzetsa: Genesis 19:26 ~~ But Lot's wife looked back. When she did, she became a pillar made out of salt. <<< like I said, inconsiderate, I can't hardly undersatand the idea of natural disaster being an act of god, and for something
as innocent
as looking over your shoulder to be cause for death is p much overkill no matter who you are (deity or otherwise)
adlai: kuzetsa: don't take this the wrong way, but you may find the logs interesting for a month or six of logged-time. will save you lots of questions, such
as "why all the parens" or "did you really need to write your own darcs"
assbot: Logged on 27-01-2016 02:52:19; mircea_popescu: what happened is - we used gribble wot. then gribbe was offline unexpectedly, and its maintainer wasn't talking. he was traveling at the time,
as we later found out. nevertheless, for those few days the situation was indistinguishable from an attack and so we made a replacement.
pete_dushenski: the whole 'red hot economy' spectacle really isn't
as attractive first-hand
as it is on paper, at least aesthetically.
☟︎ phf: on one hand you have areas past art museum, which are basically abandoned lands of early american aristocracy. donated to "the people" to take care of, now they exist
as ghetto bordering no mans lands.
phf: i think philadelphia
as a whole is a particularly painful monument to america's past.
☟︎ pete_dushenski: really, this is every bit
as tragic
as swapping sons before eating them.
adlai used this library primarily
as dvd rental, preparing his blog's filler material a decade in advance
pete_dushenski: BingoBoingo: no such thing
as waste in a personal library
pete_dushenski: so carte blanche is mine
as far
as diet and the other 'customs' go
pete_dushenski: because, yes, bacon is fantastic,
as are slow-braised pork short ribs
pete_dushenski:
http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=17-02-2016#1408407 << you don't understand dirigible fantasies. it's like every comic book fan's overactive imagination telling him that 'if i only has x-ray vision i'd get so much pussy'. and then mousy radiologist (
as they tend to be, in my experience), asks comicfan 'have you ever seen something with x-ray vision ? i'm not quite sure it's how you imagine.' 'nonsense, that's
☝︎ pete_dushenski: fuck won't be making uni appear to be the sine qua non for adult life that it was presented to me
as.
pete_dushenski: obviously, this afternoon, and the fact that i'd be nutso to enter into a 20-year contract with a non-entity is why i will under no circumstances, and quite to the contrary of 'every is doing it' advice from the whole peanut gallery of well-meaning busy bodies, be starting an 'resp' account (registered educational savings plan) for my kid(s). if they want to go to law or something, i'll pony up, but if i sure
as BingoBoingo: K, the bitbet affliate link thing probably has a place, but likely
as part of a larger monetization effort when that time comes. I'm uncertain on this matter at this moment.
adlai has to
as well, but actually has to ~work~ beforehand, believe it or not
jurov: "I see this
as a best proof point for Microsoft showing that Windows 10 is certainly more secure than its predecessor and stable enough to be rolled out to millions of people," said Pat Moorhead, analyst at Moor Insights & Strategy.
mircea_popescu: which is why all the derpage around anonimity,
as if it were a thing.
mircea_popescu: but,
as any rapist knows, the best thing for that trade is a ready supply of victims who will deny the deed. "i was never raped!11"
phf: The satisfaction that no longer comes from using the commodities produced in abundance is now sought through recognition of their value
as commodities. Consumers are filled with religious fervor for the sovereign freedom of commodities whose use has become an end in itself. Waves of enthusiasm for particular products are propagated by all the communications media. [...] Reified people proudly display the proofs of their intimacy with
BingoBoingo: hanbot: That's actually a serious problem. Being excited about things for their "product" -ness and not that part where they are useful
as things.
mircea_popescu: something intuitively comprehensible
as more akin the german-pioneered "tank shadow" item. whereby a unit was represented
as a blob function of both its strength/battle readiness and it's mobility.
mircea_popescu: for instance, my own sizeometer judges apple
as relatively small.
mircea_popescu: could just
as well be presented the other way around, you know ? if you're going to assign good/bad arbitrarily, might
as well allign the needle backwards.
mircea_popescu: "Apple A8 APL1011 SoC + SK Hynix RAM
as denoted by the markings H9CKNNN8KTMRWR-NTH (we presume it is 1 GB LPDDR3 RAM, the same
as in the iPhone 6 Plus) ; Qualcomm MDM9625M LTE Modem ; Skyworks 77802-23 Low Band LTE PAD ; Avago A8020 High Band PAD ; Avago A8010 Ultra High Band PA + FBARs ; Skyworks 77803-20 Mid Band LTE PAD ; InvenSense MP67B 6-axis Gyroscope and Accelerometer Combo"
phf: there was a project for os replacements back in 3g days, back when you could still conceivably load your own blob
as an os, and expect it to do ~something~
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i get that part, but i meant you
as in phf not you
as in look what i found on reddit, even has tits.
mircea_popescu: and there's sure
as heck no "life power" behind it all, which amusingly is your go-to answer whenever complexity overwhelms.
mircea_popescu: no, it's the tendency of people to abuse the usd
as a temporary replacement for btc, until btc was devised.
assbot: Logged on 17-02-2016 15:17:11; mircea_popescu: PeterL> The rest of the world starts ignoring the US, the US pretends they still control everything << incidentally, the soviets had a very similar delusion going, see komintern etc. it worked about
as much
as the us thing does, which is to say not at all unless you're either very enamoured with the delusion or otherwise see a ready way to profit from castigating it.
mircea_popescu: sounds good phf. ftr i dun think there was anything wrong with your thing per se. broke an assumption i made that i still don't well understanbd, so... it counts
as a positive.
mircea_popescu: PeterL> The rest of the world starts ignoring the US, the US pretends they still control everything << incidentally, the soviets had a very similar delusion going, see komintern etc. it worked about
as much
as the us thing does, which is to say not at all unless you're either very enamoured with the delusion or otherwise see a ready way to profit from castigating it.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: and even the retarded canadians... "us posturing precipitated a trade war that just ENDED canada
as an industrial nation. wat do ?"
mircea_popescu: (for the record, most autistic children misrepresent themselves
as smart, and actual smart children
as some sort of chtonic horror/chtulhu)
mircea_popescu: it's basically a soviet country, just like the russians were. unlike the other soviet union, however, it doesn't fucking know this, goes to bed every night collectively imagining that "start-ups"
as implemented there are actual business ; and "stars"
as implemented there are examples of successful people. it's really quite amusing.
mircea_popescu: the upfront cost of attempting to do business
as a us subject far exceeds any possibility of gain no matter how fantasmagorically distant.
mircea_popescu: i'm telling you , advise us partners to either a) get an eu entity incorporated and use that or b) be less poor,
as applicable.
punkman: phf, seems so. my initial suggestion was releases
as patch sequence files, but I don't think anyone liked this idea. My vtron does .seq files with "foo.vpatch \t sha512(foo.vpatch) \n" inside, which works for my blobby vtronized things.
phf: punkman: is comments in code still the plan? that seems to suffer from similar issues
as experimental branch
punkman: a sidenote that came to mind looking at phf's lisp snippet: adding comments to everything for release patches (and alt-genesis) doesn't work so great if you have non-plaintext files. not a problem for trb
as it is, but perhaps something to keep in mind.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Precise monster zinc carbon went into is "everready dolphin" which walmart had on clearance, for same price
as blue pogo which has moved still further down.
mod6: You should end up with the exact same sha512 hashes
as listed in the paste. Let me know, either way.
mod6: i even had a thought, and im not even sure its feasible technically or just logically, but; we could perhaps create a wrapper for gnu patch where we strip out lines that are surrounded with "%%" or something similar to how it does with "@@", this would ultimately be needed in vtron
as well to avoid issues. But the thought is, then we could put comments directly in the vpatch (surrounded by '%%') and
mircea_popescu: this aside, the trade in mates has been historically and will permanently remain a major economic factor.
as unwilling to admit people may find themselves. nevertheless, it's rarely an actual market.
mod6: part of this goes back to, "that sovereigns and sovereigns alone are entitled to anything they may take for themselves," ;
as a sovereign you make take the brides you wish, but if you want to make it a deed, signatories must be in the wot.
danielpbarron: but that's not the same
as an assbot registered key
danielpbarron: well i've given this some thought, and i just don't see the point of the wife signing anything about it
as she should now act
as one flesh with her new husband; if she needs something notarized, let him do it for her
mircea_popescu:
as per alf's earlier pronouncements, who'd want a wife like that ?
hanbot: i'm sure he's paid in "ideas",
as much
as i'm sure they'd fail just
as hard without him driving a mop
pete_dushenski: from the mines, "The [core] reference client isn't reallly intended to be used
as a wallet. It's more for nodes and miners. Use hardware wallets, or electrum, or basically anything other than core for a wallet. If you're running core, just think of it
as a node your more secure wallet connects to."
pete_dushenski: i'd consider those letters i wrote to peck and lee
as 'dry test runs' but mebbe not enough forced meme!
thestringpuller: all who do not accept bitcoin jesus
as their cryptolord and savior are ostracized
pete_dushenski: shinohai: my host also just sent me an email apologising for their recent performance and offering next month free
as compensation, so i wouldn't be surprised if that was causing the auto-deaths at least.
mircea_popescu: i confess i actually did a chick that was short and otherwise built entirely like a 12 boy. well, minus the penis, but boobs
as big
as mine et al.
mircea_popescu: note the acceptance of computers in society
as an exact mirror of the use of windows and apple. it's a thing.
mircea_popescu: they exist to assuage existential anxiety
as experienced by females.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo "Update: KncMiner is also one of the many mining operations listed to this day
as supporting the ClassicCoin fork (along with Bitfury, which led the backpedalling effort after it became obvious Classiccoin does not have nor can acquire the support of key players in the market.)" ?
assbot: Logged on 15-01-2016 21:09:08; thestringpuller: BingoBoingo: KNC miner also committed
as well.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo well in the good tradition of shitcorps, they're opaque
as mud, but apparently 20 or so.
danielpbarron: where there are opponents of an oppresive distopian government
as good guys, and goverment agent spies
as bad guys trying to sabotage the missions
punkman: also known
as "werewolf" or "mafia"
danielpbarron: when i play games in which i might be a secret bad guy type thing, I still don't lie about it. I just don't say anything one way or the other. This means not talking too much even
as one of the good guys, so it won't look out of place when I'm a bad guy
ben_vulpes: BingoBoingo: he was never actually even in their wot
as far
as i can tell
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: I guess Luke-jr generalized it
as "doesn't enforce softforks thus insecure"
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform you never said, does trilema selection
as updated work for you asciilifeform ?