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mircea_popescu: not
that many consumer choice 1983 lebarons out
there.
mircea_popescu: <kakobrekla> as it stands now, all ''german manufacturers' are using 'us
tech' and no 'us
tech firm' is using a 'german manufacturer' << you ever looked in
the parking lot of
these "tech giants" ?
kakobrekla: desktops for designing (with ps) and selling
the outcome with ipads
pete_dushenski: this is from
the perspective of 'deutschland manufaktur', recall
kakobrekla: as it stands now, all ''german manufacturers' are using 'us
tech' and no 'us
tech firm' is using a 'german manufacturer'
pete_dushenski: ^that bar graph will be even lulzier in 50 years when
those 'tech giants' 'go kodak'
funkenstein_: lol we can file
that cheese girl under "white are better" right?
pete_dushenski: mousetrap grew up from nowhere seriously in last month. before
that, fine.
punkman: asciilifeform:
there is porn
pete_dushenski: also, does anyone have a suggestion for viewing/using
the
tumblr dashboard
that doesn't involve
this latest invasion of spamz. every second fucking post is some derpy 'trending' meme
that completely kills
teh mood !
pete_dushenski: asciilifeform:
the result of
training idjits
that
their words are
the most important
thing and
that yelling 'rape' makes
the 'rapist' stop voluntarily if not arrested by
the police
mircea_popescu: wait, is it actually a different story ? ie, not with
these ?
mircea_popescu: i had a great pic up lemme see if i can ever find anything again in
this smoldering pile of everything
that's my blog
mircea_popescu: supposedly (ro) intinate = (en) defiled, but im not
too happy
to it.
tina is a derrogative for earth, soil. it's expected
to be barren, powdery (but noit outright sand) and in generaly
the equivalent of dirt.
mircea_popescu: either
that or possibly doesn't give a shit about caryatids.
pete_dushenski: one of
these aggressors has
too much money in
their pockets, while
the other knows full well
the value of a dollar.
mircea_popescu: well,
the ~$65 in box cutters
the
terrorists spent did bring down a 8-10bn piece of real estate.
mircea_popescu: cost about 150mn
to
tear down (without counting amortisation and hr costs) and about 18k
to fix.
mircea_popescu: except
the argentines fixed it
that same day, and used it
to land hercules for
the entire duration of
the conflict.
mircea_popescu: here's a primer on airstrike efficiency :
the brits did 7 (SEVEN!) mid-air refuellings for one of
their rustbuckets
to manage
to drop ONE bomb on
the one runway in
the faulklands, "disabling" it
☟︎ pete_dushenski: mircea_popescu: i have nfi what you are no matter how hard i
try.
mircea_popescu: "oh oh airstrike" "ok and ?" "we
took out
their outhouse!111"
assbot: The Aviationist » Watch
this video of Iranian F-14
Tomcats escorting a Russian
Tu-95 bomber during air strike in Syria ... (
http://bit.ly/1MLA15f )
mircea_popescu: anyway, i get it, an entire generation of disenfranchised young russians figure
they're great chaps and
the fault must be in
the women empowering
the old farts.
assbot: Logged on 22-11-2015 17:09:00;
thestringpuller: "the wrath of alfdog" << great name for a hip hop album
mircea_popescu: isn't
this
the book with lena
the "poor her" whore and
that schmuck doing dune "the voice" v2.0 ?
mircea_popescu: i never saw much in it (and in pelevin generally) other
than "oh if only
the holy
tenets of
TRUE socialism hadn't been /intinate/ or however you say
that in russian
mircea_popescu is more into
the "Brothel of intellectual lusts"
take on female degradation
than
the flimsy political apropos
take.
assbot: Logged on 19-11-2015 17:59:12; pete_dushenski: even place large quantity of gold in land mines. hell, make
the land mines ~entirely~ out of gold. not like
the yellow stuff has any better uses.
mircea_popescu: trotyl is more expensive
than either
the
thing or
the intended customer.
pete_dushenski: wtf are you doing dinking around with one on
the first place ?
mircea_popescu: i actually get more "web designer" spam
than "seo expert" spam.
phf: ;;later
tell wyrdmantis PMed, but not sure if you got it before
timeouting.
http://www.eulorum.org/OS_X works, let me know if you run into any issues
mircea_popescu: "After fifteen years in
the design industry and realising
the only difference between sitting in front of a computer facilitating client's requests and kneeling on
the urine soaked floor of a
truck stop bathroom giving five dollar blowjobs
to men named Chuck, is
the amount of urine on
the floor,
the Jumping Frog fee has evolved from insurance against post-project client suggestion
to client incentive
to have somebody e
jurov: pls don't
thank me
trinque: and my most complex queries have
typically involved converting one schema
to another one
time, and
then
throwing away
the queries
jurov: hahaha and
then is not able
to detect glaring errors...because "dis doth not exist!!111"
trinque: that's certainly so,
that you either pick a sane
table structure, or you write
terrible queries
mircea_popescu: if one structures his
tables sanely
then none of
these complex requests exiswt
mircea_popescu: for some reason
these all sound
to me like "the problems we get for having a bad db design"
trinque: "because SQL" << and now we're back
to me writing a CL RDBMS
trinque: that using an ORM you duplicate what
the DB can already do
trinque: and actually you're going
to end up looking at SQL ASTs
to figure out where a column came from
jurov: for me biggest prob was
the consistency, in any nontrivial ORM situation you build
the objects partially, must
take care of constraints... db
that defers checking constraints
to commit would help, but
then how do you report it
to user... hairiness
jurov: as long as all
the values
take
their primary keys with
them, you're fine
jurov: i don't see why
this of all is
the problem, objects usually know which
table/column is
the field wired
to