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mircea_popescu: <gabrielradio>
to
the foundation, i guess <<
trhe whole point is
that it's voluntary. so you can do whatever you want.
mircea_popescu: what
the fuck do
they
teach in "information assurance" class if
they've not gotten
to plagiarism yet!
punkman: "Brian Snow, former director of Information Assurance for
the NSA said it best at a conference in Greece recently: "I’m here
to
tell you
that your cyber systems continue
to function and serve you not due
to
the expertise of your security staff but solely due
to
the sufferance of your opponents"."
adlai: "Roman records from 122BC show a large eruption eruption...
taxes were cancelled for 10 years
to help locals rebuild" << again
the capacitor knob
assbot: Just got arrested for buying stolen gift cards with Bitcoin and
then re-selling
them. I did not know
they were stolen. BEING CHARGED WITH A FELONY!!! What do I do??? : Bitcoin ... (
http://bit.ly/1Q4z6mD )
gabrielradio: does one need
to send
this from an address known as his, so as
to prove his satisfaction of
the obligation?
gabrielradio: THEREFORE, it is established
that any Bitcoin company, or
trader or merchant or other entity deriving a worldly profit from
the otherworldly workings of Bitcoin, is
to pay a
tax in sum of 0.1% or a hundred
thousand satoshi per full Bitcoin realised, into
the coffers of
the Bitcoin Foundation
assbot: You rated user gabrielradio on 14-Oct-2015, with a rating of 1, and supplied
these additional notes: Apprentice
Trilema
translator.
BingoBoingo: Aha,
this is why you spam is must be so much more interesting
than mine
BingoBoingo: That would
take
time away from mining new exhaust gasses, and
that's not
the kind of spam I receive.
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform>
them
there are oldz << news can be olds if packed right
mircea_popescu: if it stays piqued long enouygh
there's prolly a qntra in
there.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform what are you like
training for intelwork nao ? :D
mircea_popescu: incidentally, ima publish a post-mortem report of
the latest rent server attempt
these coming days.
BingoBoingo: trinque: Out of
the price range at
the necessary quantities consumed in
this scenario
BingoBoingo: And can't appropriate money from congress for said camps until you've set
the black helicopters free
gribble: kakobrekla was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 17 hours, 23 minutes, and 55 seconds ago: <kakobrekla>
The note comes soon after
the bank filed a patent for a securities settlement platform based on SETLcoin, a new cryptocurrency.
BingoBoingo: FEMA camps for dissident relocation don't pay for
themselves
BingoBoingo: Would be interesting if
the proceeds didn't go
to CIA
mircea_popescu: is d-wave
that supposed producer of pre-tangled quarks
that was going
to do relevant computation ANYDAYNOW ?
punkman: mircea_popescu:
the second
table in last qntra statement kinda overflowed
phf: probably runs windows, and an asic bought from some guy who used
to sell bitcoin mining equipment
phf: at my previous company we had a guy who used
to work at lockheed, apparently
they had a d-wave machine, and guy was
tasked with encoding matrix reduction problems into
the
thing. he didn't really have anything interesting
to say. you write code, send it
to blackbox, results come out.
ascii_field: its purpose, by
this hypothesis, is
to bedevil other folks working on shor's algo computer or any related item
ascii_field: d-wave in particular ~has~
to be disinfo, i've been half-convinced of
this for years now
ascii_field: cia is higher in
the food chain
than
the
tax men
ascii_field is now wondering if inqtel really
told
the
truth, in
their
tax declaration, or if
this orchestra of derpatronics is disinfo
ascii_field: 'd-wave' (the 'quantum comp.' sc4mz0rz!!1), 'tyfone inc', 'mocana corp.', 'lms', and 'sionyx inc' were
the
top inqt subcontractors.
brg444: Working my way
to it, eventually ;) but
tbf my english is kinda broken in a way but it's getting
there!
mircea_popescu: well
that sarcasm line got me lulzing, maybe
try and do something for qntra
brg444: strongest
tie I may have is with pete_dushenski as fellow canuck
brg444: mostly someone very curious.! in
terms of
the wot I'm afraid nobody.
brg444: Next, future Bitcoin "optimizations": Removal of
transaction data from blocks - Blockchain pruning UTXO set commitments - Invertible Bloom Lookup
Tables (IBLTs) - Moore’s Law - Kryder’s Law - Nielsen’s Law - Yet-to-be-discovered improvements"
ascii_field: ever see
those 'proofs' where you do something ungodly, e.g., div by 0, and in
the end 1 == 2 ?
brg444: oh I see now. I
thought had read about him on
trilema,
that OkStupid story was gold
brg444: when I first came up into Bitcoin he sounded sane but nowadays :/ from blog post "This means
the most obvious way
to lower
the per-transaction cost is
to simply process more
transactions,
thereby amortizing
the fixed hashing cost across a wider pool."
brg444: and
the one by
the name of justusranvier
brg444: pray
tell, how would anyone verify
the status of a certain someone in
the WoT, if reputation
there exist