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davout: "Bitcoin XT: a project run by two men who already shipped a compromise solution that reflects the demands of miners, users and companies." <<< it strikes me 
as weird then that "users", "miners", and "companies" aren't running it, why could it be?
 BingoBoingo: But for srs, isn't that the Startup incubators eating college kids racket in a nutshell. 19 year old buterin taking it in the ass for money. Aged 
as though he's thirty he can't the the VC money, he gets the crack rock every fifth blowie in an alley money.
 mircea_popescu: i wager no fucking higher power would 
as much 
as sneeze on this one.
 mircea_popescu: there's nothing to fix here. these aren't problems people get. these are problems things trying to masquerade 
as people get.
 mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes no, because try 
as one might, the genders may be interchangeable but the sexes - not.
 mircea_popescu: i watched it because of tlp's idiotic fixation on basinger and an insistence on "white heels". a) she wears no heels at all ; b) she is 
as hot 
as my doorman.
 BingoBoingo: Black girls like Guess, Black guys like Nike or esoteric bling brands from more obscure shops. People buy Seiko almost exclusively 
as gifts...
 mircea_popescu: i might be the only male alive dictating high heel usage 
as to type and so forth.
 mircea_popescu: anyway im just sayin', he speaks 
as to the theme, and well.
 assbot: Logged on 01-11-2015 10:00:10; BingoBoingo: ;;later tell pete_dushenski You dressed Pantagruel 
as a bull?
 ascii_field seriously considers this, 
as he may soon be out of work.
 mircea_popescu: Xiao, 47, describes himself 
as the emperor of his family. 
As such, he's laid down an extraordinary system of rules for his children.
 v_diddy: i nominate punkman's arsetechnica link for qntra treatment 
as well
 shinohai: btw it compiled on that old Ubuntu server I always test on too ... same 
as deb smooth 
as butter
 pete_dushenski: i learned this after watching all his movies 
as a kid, and laughing my innocent little head off, i'm sure
 pete_dushenski: it made me hesitant to re-watch naked gun, which i adored 
as a kid.
 shinohai decides to rent the 1980 classic Airplane! so 
as to no longer think of bad things on aeroplanes this weekend.
 assbot: Logged on 30-10-2015 00:02:08; mircea_popescu: pete_dushenski you took your wife out on the town dressed 
as a cow ?
 assbot: Logged on 01-11-2015 10:00:10; BingoBoingo: ;;later tell pete_dushenski You dressed Pantagruel 
as a bull?
 BingoBoingo: ;;later tell pete_dushenski You dressed Pantagruel 
as a bull?
 ☟︎☟︎ mircea_popescu: in other news, "Hmm, isn't it weird how just 
as soon 
as women entered the workforce it became completely impossible for a family to achieve the American dream without the woman in the workforce?   Turns out that part of the drive to get women into the workforce was driven by... the workforce owners.  Get it?  Whenever you don't understand geopolitics just ask yourself where the lowest labor costs are, and wait for the
 shinohai: yeah building just 
as good, albeit slower being what it is.
 jurov: gmail in its infinite wisdom decided to label README 
as application/octet-stream
 mircea_popescu: i guess easier to count all insanity 
as third rather than actually increment the accumulator and handle overflows.
 assbot: Logged on 31-10-2015 22:29:23; mircea_popescu: "Whenever I see a reference to a statement that seems insane to me, two things will be true: 1. It will take me 
as long to get the study 
as it did to conduct the study, i.e. 45 minutes.  No hyperlink.  No free access.  Then I have to go into the university's PubMed, which takes me through three windows to Science Direct or some other outlet.  Why, oh why, can't I just click "(15)" in the original pap
 mircea_popescu: aka "any claim 
as to science or studies done made in english, or by a libtard, or in support of notions not found in the literature of 1800 is to be dismissed out of hand."
 mircea_popescu: "Whenever I see a reference to a statement that seems insane to me, two things will be true: 1. It will take me 
as long to get the study 
as it did to conduct the study, i.e. 45 minutes.  No hyperlink.  No free access.  Then I have to go into the university's PubMed, which takes me through three windows to Science Direct or some other outlet.  Why, oh why, can't I just click "(15)" in the original paper and immediately
 ☟︎ jurov: spam isn't 
as nutritional 
as i thought, seems
 assbot: Logged on 31-10-2015 15:43:21; asciilifeform: 
as a native of what latinate folks regard 
as likewise a 'hieroglyphs' language, i STILL favour the abolition of 'hieroglyphs display on EVERY box'
 jurov: mircea_popescu: "ignore whitespaces" is half of the source alf posted me 
as example
 assbot: Logged on 31-10-2015 14:21:34; asciilifeform: 'Wikileaks is not offering a search of Cryptome - the files are hosted on their server 
as a honeypot for snatching user data for who knows what. There are subtle sneaky differences that give it away...'
 mircea_popescu: actually 
as frustrating 
as it is, iirc there was always a good reason
 jurov: also 
as sysadmin had to configure samba to deal with them..nopenopenope. utf8 was definite improvement.
 phf: jurov: that's a question to ascii, 
as far 
as "better". my point is that "us-ascii" vs "utf-8" in v/vdiff has greater implications
 jurov: that shitgnomes use variadic encoding 
as a means to append bloat is not failure of said encoding. they'd find another outlet easily
 jurov: and it is not so complicated 
as you paint it
 phf: jurov: problem is that there's no such thing 
as "any text file". a text file necessarily has an encoding, and your options are either standardize on an encoding (the way plan9 did it, with going all utf-8) or else carry massive machinery for supporting a range of encodings from utf-8 to shiftjis
 jurov: it was defined 
as "what fits into gets buffer
 assbot: After guilty plea, judge confused 
as to why prosecutors still want iPhone unlocked | Ars Technica ... ( 
http://bit.ly/1RF2eO5 )
  mircea_popescu: 
as a ready shorthand, remember that in 1400 the entire material production of the entire archipelago was worth about the same 
as that of one neighbourhood in milan.
 punkman: usually same demographic 
as the kids throwing rocks and molotovs at cops, not actual hungry people
 trinque chuckles 
as the +ev scheme is laid bare!
 mircea_popescu: that's the measure of skilled in a life run 
as a business
 mircea_popescu: which is fine, but it also means they gotta run their life 
as a business.
 BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> (typical u.s. state uni employs largely 'lecturers', who occupy approx. same place in the org chart 
as an air conditioner mechanic) << air conditioner mechanic comparatively makes bank compared to uni lecturer, and often professor
 mircea_popescu: not only do idiots converge with other idiots - but their confidence increases 
as they do so.
 mod6: anyway, all thats really required to ensure it works is that perl is installed, Graph::Easy is installed, and that keys are named 
as <wot_id>.asc in the hand created ~/.wot dir.
 mircea_popescu: basicallt they had a woman in tech. anonymous, 
as we don't know who came up with this "idea", but the cuntcheese stinks through.
 ascii_field: instrumented 
as in clocks operating atypically, bus delays, etc
 ascii_field: mircea_popescu: microshit demanded that drivers act 
as stoolies and search for signs that box is instrumented/tampered
 ascii_field: well, 
as dead 
as a thing for which there is no replacement can be
 ascii_field: 'Microsoft recommends that drivers be continually suspicious. Is that video decompressor taking longer than you think it should? Did the voltage just drop unexpectedly on the PCI bus? Vista has a concept it calls "tilt bits", 
as in the "tilt" mechanism on a pinball machine. When a driver sees something suspicious, it bumps the "tilt bits"; if too many suspicious activities happen close to each other, Vista degrades the
 gabrielradio: 
http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=29-10-2015#1310923 << tbh, i'm completely oblivious of the indivual players. i don't watch the games i bet on. i often place bets on teams i haven't heard of. i trust the people doing the analyses, our incentives being aligned. i like to view is 
as an investment and detach myself emotionally from the games
 ☝︎ mircea_popescu: on the other hand, stuff that isn't math, such 
as whatever, "ecology" don't even HAVE concepts, at all
 mircea_popescu: asciilifeform in fairness, math is an AWFUL example for this matter. because, well, in honesty a "simple" notion such 
as the notion of a number is still patently ununderstood by the species altogether. and for that matter minimal effort to even comprehend it starts with what, frege ? a coupla centuries ago ?
 assbot: Logged on 29-10-2015 20:50:56; mircea_popescu: and so therefore, going from a to b actually increases the market value of item. through a process known 
as "creating a market".
 mircea_popescu: pete_dushenski you took your wife out on the town dressed 
as a cow ?
 ☟︎ mircea_popescu: because - obviously - it pays the best. from the perspective of the horde of chimps wishing to be professors of nothing in particular just 
as long 
as professors.
 mircea_popescu:  editor Alan Dundes dismisses Campbell's work, characterizing him 
as a popularizer: "like most universalists, he is content to merely assert universality rather than bother to document it. [
] If Campbell's generalizations about myth are not substantiated, why should students consider his work?"
 mircea_popescu: "Others have found the categories Campbell works with so vague 
as to be meaningless, and lacking the support required of scholarly argument: Crespi (1990), writing in response to Campbell's filmed presentation of his model characterized it 
as "...unsatisfying from a social science perspective."
 mircea_popescu: According to Northup (2006), mainstream scholarship of comparative mythology since Campbell has moved away from "highly general and universal" categories in general.[13] This attitude is illustrated by e.g. Consentino (1998), who remarks "It is just 
as important to stress differences 
as similarities, to avoid creating a (Joseph) Campbell soup of myths that loses all local flavor."[14] Similarly, Ellwood (1999) stated "
 shinohai: In popular culture, known 
as "Paddy Wagons"
 diana_coman: well, come to think about it: children ask "what is that?" all the time and guess what do they get mainly 
as answer
 mircea_popescu: it's often seen 
as a problem in idiots who imagien they can keep bitcoin at bay by saying (in some magical correct form, i guess) that "i do not agree" or "i am not inviting this devil in my house" or whatever. "that is not how debates work", what have you.
 mircea_popescu: it does however understand magic. especially because magic specifically exists 
as a result of the subconscious' poor grasp of everything.
 mircea_popescu: inasmuch 
as there's no spanish equivalent, what's to keep some dudes from busting into your house and taking all your holes on the kitchen table ?
 mircea_popescu: 
as far 
as average person is concerned, their safety from being, eg, raped, is built entirely out of their belief in the magical power of a construct like that. it is not meaningful, but magical, in that it projects will and controls "the universe".