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ascii_butugychag:
as for why they'd close the trains, i cannot say except that the latter are in a historic state of disrepair.
shinohai: also known
as the creepy people that stalk you in city subway terminals hawking magazines.
mircea_popescu: "The number of video views rose to almost 40,000 within a day" << sigh. this is notable in what fucking alt-world ? i remember the earlier days of "omaigerd teh interwebs matter" when the numbers destined to impress the reader were in the millions. by now it's
as if "consensus" has been achieved around the proposition that such a statement is impressive period, and the number's irrelevant. 40k people viewed every singl
mircea_popescu: "If there is someone at this point who can look at Jace's insane rambling during this event and take it
as a credible threat to Brianna Wu's life, they are either willfully misconstruing the facts or being intentionally alarmist to the point of complete credibility loss. " mno. they are being obtuse to the point of well adjusted, functioning ustard. how the fuck else does anything work in that country ? look at a dumb
mircea_popescu: especially after hanging out here i trust c++ about
as much
as php with these sorts of things
ben_vulpes: "
As always when a large group of people without prior exposure to Jace are introduced to his world, every single existing theory on his authenticity was brought up and discussed in great detail,
as were questions concerning the state of mental health care in the United States, the situation of veterans, and the practicality of using a Prius in a street race." << ladies and gentlemen, i present...my peers in the eyes of american law.
mod6: again [ which is defined
as : int BN_sub(BIGNUM *r, const BIGNUM *a, const BIGNUM *b); BN_sub() subtracts b from a and places the result in r ("r=a-b"). ]
mod6: [ which is defined
as : int BN_sub(BIGNUM *r, const BIGNUM *a, const BIGNUM *b); BN_sub() subtracts b from a and places the result in r ("r=a-b"). ]
mircea_popescu: mod6 2nd one is deliberately made to not have tabs so
as not to offend alf's diff.
jurov: but __LINE__ should be used in any case, and # causes it to be treated
as string
mod6: so then if I go line by line adding tabs instead of the spaces, i get a bit of a different vdiff output
as such:
mod6: mircea_popescu: qq, would you be alright with this error message,
as opposed to yours which has a line number in it: printf("ERROR, ECDSA_sign failed in key.h:Sign()");
mircea_popescu: " Bitcoin is described by enthusiasts
as potentially being bigger than the Internet itself (a claim I can’t seem to understand, considering that Bitcoin is an Internet-powered technology),"
mircea_popescu: now of course, what exactly is the mempool
as far
as each node is concerned varies, and the miner's nodes especially. so it's an iffy thing. anyway.
mod6: So yep, pretty much same results
as yesterday, althought it is noteable that not passing any flag at all ; no txns were dropped on the floor. They wern't malleated yesterdayr either, so it could have just been lots of spam yesterday or something similar.
mod6: Everything looks ok to me. When not specifying a highs or lows flag, txn went through just fine no malleation. When '-lows' flag was passed, txn went through just fine, no malleation. WHen the '-highs' flag was passed, txns were malleated,
as expected.
pete_dushenski: asciilifeform: i can definitely say that the trb history is adding to ~my~ confusion, but i don't see that
as something to be avoided. my hope is that i'll eventually make enough sense of this to relay it concisely to others. still much work to do, no doubt.
mircea_popescu: or otherwise we could say the reasons are thoroughly comprehensible
as they are reprehensible and just hang the lot.
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> wtf is rbf ? << Yet another weirdo script for double spending unconfirmed transactions with a higher fee. Only pheature is being more polite than just doing it
as has always been possible
mircea_popescu: there is exactly 0 demang for all the crap these dudes keep trying to paint
as "innovation".
pete_dushenski: anyways, small updates made
as per asciilifeform's several suggestions
mircea_popescu: well... i would say 50^ of these two months are roughly due to the last year or so. so basically we'll be seeing +1 month / year indefinitely,
as blocks can't get any fuller.
mircea_popescu: aaaand to make the matter quite plain, i've had it just about up to here witgh idiot jews who think they're exceptional. they aren't, the accomodation is 0, they;d better be fucking humble
as if they're begging to avoid gang ass rape.
danielpbarron: back when i wrote my own html generator I had it spit everything out
as one line
danielpbarron: I also prefer the '{' on a newline vs on same line
as function name. But I haven't done nearly
as much coding
as those of you who hate these conventions so what do I know
assbot: Logged on 21-01-2016 12:53:33; mircea_popescu: what init.cpp are you working on
as an a mod6 ?
assbot: thouliha comments on Without official statement from miners and others, one should treat all reports of Classic losing support
as subterfuge. ... (
http://bit.ly/1ZPAi2z )
shinohai: "I admire Dr. Pieter Wuille’s brilliant hack to deploy it
as a soft fork. But despite being brilliant, the soft fork Segregated Witness is still a hack. A hack is dirty. Such a technology would be better implemented
as hard fork.”
mircea_popescu: the idea that toilet belongs by the pool is about
as alien to the roman
as the idea that toilet belongs by kitchen sink is to you.
mircea_popescu: 5) Function Macros And Recursion <<< "What ended up being the bug in my preprocessor for this test case was in evaluating the argument prescanned tokens that were passed to a function macro invocation. If the function macro being invoked contained a token with the same identifier
as the function macro being invoked, but didn't actually call that function macro, it would incorrectly disable this token. This bug combine
assbot: Logged on 21-01-2016 09:34:54; BingoBoingo: But basically this Hearnia is painting Janssens and some Obeast named "Marshall Long"
as the reasons for the adverserial nature of ClassicCoin. Framing of course because it's what good instruments do so he can try to relevant himself again in six months
mircea_popescu has found himself, iwthout interruption, in this position for
as long
as he can remember, which'd be a good three decades by now.
mircea_popescu: ./crypter.cpp- // Note
as well that at no point in this program is any attempt made to prevent stealing of keys by reading the memory of the running process. << this is oddly the right choice.
Terry4: Did you see the strategy about subsiding bitcoin miners to stay on the original BTC, (
as a last case scenario to defeat any alt-chain)?
mircea_popescu: then there's the case (
as is here) of folk who can't get out of the fencing error so fix the code on the 2nd pass.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform you ever been in college and ended up picking up chicks you were only half interested in because it sure
as fuck beat doing the work you had to do that day ?
mircea_popescu: do not take after me. for even
as we speak, the girls are up and chirping in the kitchen making me stuff.
thestringpuller: Ah this takes the cake: "I had to reload Reddit like 4 times before it started working. If reddit wants me
as a customer, they should increase their blocksize"
mod6: we can discuss this again
as we get further along.
mircea_popescu is loath to do too much of that sort, because
as correctly pointed out, mircea_popescu is a noob in the low level technical sense. without an array of experts to advise and correct, i'll just fuck everything up.
mod6: <+mircea_popescu> well, honestly, this wasn't intended
as a release candidate, more like a commentary item << ok good deal. was kinda wondering if the forthcoming release patch should bundle this one in or not.
mod6: i would agree there, but on the basis that the comments are accurate in a technical sense. nothing worse than misleading comments or documentation,
as we've recently discussed.
mod6: <+asciilifeform> i often wonder, do these folks also have two-metre-wide toilet in the house, so
as to not miss ? << i lel'd
mircea_popescu:
as that changes, changes in code slowly become ever slightly more possible
mircea_popescu: now, battles
as to change are softened : people discuss reformulations OF THE COMMENTARY.
mircea_popescu: well, honestly, this wasn't intended
as a release candidate, more like a commentary item
BingoBoingo: But basically this Hearnia is painting Janssens and some Obeast named "Marshall Long"
as the reasons for the adverserial nature of ClassicCoin. Framing of course because it's what good instruments do so he can try to relevant himself again in six months
☟︎ mod6: third high-s tx was malleated also, went through, was confirmed
as were previous two
mircea_popescu: anyway, "very small"
as in 1-10 Ah, 12-18 V sort of thing. medium
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Why list a capacity that is just going to rapidly decay
as soon
as it leaves the lot?
ascii_butugychag: the rest,
as with other idiot golden toilets, is for 'intellectual proooooperty'
mircea_popescu: now, driving this assemblage
as if it were a car is the height of ridiculousness.
BingoBoingo: Depends on if deer actually are more blind to pink chosen
as Blaze2
BingoBoingo: "In Wisconsin, there has been some opposition to the measure, though it has passed the Assembly and was scheduled for a Senate vote Wednesday. Opponents included some women hunters who viewed the measure
as sexist, and others who see it
as pandering to women." << Sexist even though more visible to other armed persons and less visible to deer
BingoBoingo in my most paranoid moments is tempted to believe to Toomim drug meltdown was orchestrated
as an easy way out of the "ClassicCoin" failure
ascii_butugychag: from what i know of mountain folk (the very endearing chechens esp.) they certainly see the payback they get from the plainsfolk they chronically rape
as 'unfair'