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BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> ... << more like "state promised us that if we smoke the pipe all will be fine. well... pipe is going out and what is this!11" << I refer to this phenomena
as Shrem's Bong
Namworld: Coinroll hasn't seen
as much development
as I would have liked, but jurov and wao are now on it.
assbot: Logged on 29-10-2015 17:05:11; pete_dushenski: "To bad there isn’t such a thing
as intellectual rugby…I would gladly try to field a team from people I have know, and let Pete do the same, and watch his eagle @ss get stomped into the ground before he could ever gain any altitude."
mircea_popescu: why the church ever caught on in god forsaken wastes such
as those inhabited by the ru speaking folk. etc.
mircea_popescu: kinda what the eleusine mysteries for instance tried to provide
as a public good.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo no. standard of care is specificallty made to resist this, by the few people that are old enough to not want to soon have to explain it. the standard is "
as practiced by reasonable minority"
ascii_field: just
as no individual 'big mac' made the fat fella what he is
ascii_field: in fact i'm pretty certain that it is happening
as we speak a floor or so below where i sit
mircea_popescu: could marry cameron diaz, they could go to conferences
as cameron & cameron diaz-tinkletoss
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: ascii_field outsiders are utterly a red herring. there exist no outsiders. reddit might
as well not exist and everyone else reads the logs.
ascii_field: jurov: one of the things to understand is that a, e.g., 100k r.e. job is really a transaction in ~silence~ far more so than in the deliverable
as conceived of in this hypothetical.
jurov: i understand there must be a pool of scientists,
as staff or in wot that must be reassigned to this
ascii_field: in the same way
as he has the intel dept, mircea_popescucoin squad (whoever maintains that 0.6-compat. thing), etc.
ascii_field: jurov: intel's rootkit unfortunately in no way qualifies
as nyooz
ascii_field: and yes, this is a kindergarten summary, and yes, if somebody pays for it, i can go and teach 'theory of computation' where we do 'symbol', 'language', 'formal automaton', etc.
as rigorously
as we want
mircea_popescu:
as opposed to illustrating what you see of the world with examples.
ascii_field: can describe 'text'
as a program
as well. simply with much larger valid phase space.
ascii_field:
as it is, nobody gives a fuck about 'i have done this' and this is proper.
davout: and note that i'm extremely unqualified to speak on the subject, but it seems to me that
as long
as you behave, you don't get beaten up
ascii_field: there is no such thing
as 'upper class slave'
assbot: Logged on 29-10-2015 17:05:11; pete_dushenski: "To bad there isn’t such a thing
as intellectual rugby…I would gladly try to field a team from people I have know, and let Pete do the same, and watch his eagle @ss get stomped into the ground before he could ever gain any altitude."
pete_dushenski: "To bad there isn’t such a thing
as intellectual rugby…I would gladly try to field a team from people I have know, and let Pete do the same, and watch his eagle @ss get stomped into the ground before he could ever gain any altitude."
☟︎☟︎ pete_dushenski: tiveness of their children, and any and every other thing that might qualify
as a button to press."
pete_dushenski: "Pete seems to think that by attacking any and everything that many people hold dear, he is showing himself a free thinker who is exposing hypocrisy. But I think jz78817 provides a much clearer and simpler explanation of the behavior: total @ss-holeness, used
as a defense mechanism for a total inability to get along with most, if not all, people."
pete_dushenski: davout:
as long
as we don't all have to wear ibm blue corporate suits and plain white shirts ;)
assbot: Logged on 29-10-2015 09:39:35; mircea_popescu: i got a perfectly fine thinkpad, asciilifeform doesn't think much of it
as a... what's he call it, "workstation girlfriend" ?
assbot: Logged on 29-10-2015 06:35:59; mircea_popescu: "conscientiousness", really ? might
as well score 19yo hussies by their understanding of the theses of the 18th congress.
mircea_popescu: but the more interesting question is twinfold : a) why would you not think of a calculator
as the omega of computing and b) what would be the omega of computing then ?
davout: i'm not saying that being a calculator should be the alpha and omega of computing, just that for crypto purposes it's probably better to not think of a RNG
as something acceptable
mircea_popescu: i got a perfectly fine thinkpad, asciilifeform doesn't think much of it
as a... what's he call it, "workstation girlfriend" ?
☟︎ davout: in the sense that, if you depend on it for 'generating' random numbers,
as opposed to simply behaving like a strictly deterministic machine, you're fuxxored
mircea_popescu: while there's nothing wrong with a 20yo playing with a dollhouse in her hoisiery, there IS something very very wrong with a 20yo that actually thinks of dolls
as if they were people. or that "animals have rights too!", which is exactly a proxy for that.
mircea_popescu: "Ponder that flippant run-on sentence for its hidden truth. Who judges whom? What are the criteria for becoming a judge? It's not popularity; nor the sophistication of the staff and writers; or the insight of a director. In the hierarchy of authenticity and truth, which one is at the top? Why can Variety call someone "internet obsessed" but no one can call Variety a "comic book" which,
as I am about to show, it is
mircea_popescu: rsons. they might write IN the washington post, but for
as long
as they write ABOUT you they write FOR you. so they can write whatever they want, but they do NOT get to write "upscale neighbourhood", or,
as tlp's apt example goes "If they profiled me it woudl start, "Wearing a disheveled undershirt clutching a rock..." and leave it to you to make an objective assessment (="drunkard, likely unbalanced.")".
mircea_popescu: " They don't give his age, they give a physical description. Media-- and The New Yorker is probably the wost offender of this-- offers a physical description of their subject
as a code about their character in exactly the way the media would never allow a regular person to do." <<< right, because it's not about anythihng but trying to misrepresent themselves
as powerful. the only reason random derp can't say "nigger"
mircea_popescu: In every college admissions website, they are referred to
as "Admissions Officers." While I didn't assume they were in the military, I suppose I did assume they were... old. er.
pete_dushenski: in other nyooz, "The police department in Anderson, north of Sacramento, announced this week that it plans to equip and train its force of 20 officers with the weapon, also called nunchuks,
as a new means to detain uncooperative suspects while “limiting injuries”."
mircea_popescu: ;;google and there's nothing short
as dying that's half
as lonely
as the south
fluffypony: it's annoying
as fuck when github renders markdown
pete_dushenski: weird, same
as my buddy at his td office in calgary....
mircea_popescu: what i mean is. for
as long
as it stays under half a day it's not even a moderately big deal.
mircea_popescu: "conscientiousness", really ? might
as well score 19yo hussies by their understanding of the theses of the 18th congress.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: this,
as ben aptly pointed out the obvious to anyone who ever competently managed, or even sanely lived in proximity of programmers, is an outrageously clueless exercise in reductionism to the point of meaninglessness.
phf: "There are some uncontrolled variables which may have affected the validity of the experimental results. One of these was students’ previous programming experience. We noticed that some of the students who already had a few years of programming experience achieved high scores in their test, but scored somewhat low on conscientiousness. They were strong programmers with appropriate knowledge and know-how of programming
as compared with
phf: i liked her
as chani in dune
vulpes_a_hopital: mk. well
as someone who actually reviews, teaches and issues canings over code, and knows the personalities involved intimately, i'm going to not give a shit.
phf: includes such wonderful papers
as Personality predictors of performance in an introductory computer course. (1982), MBTI personality type and student code comprehension skill., Predicting student success in an introductory programming course., The effects of openness to experience on pair programming in a higher education context., Identifying predictors of programming skill.
pete_dushenski: "In contrast to stereotypical beliefs, programming aptitudes were not associated with socially undesirable traits such
as disagreeableness or neuroticism."
assbot: Logged on 28-10-2015 07:29:28; mircea_popescu: "This tension in anon culture, that every single person is empowered by the whole of the group and thus merits treatment
as a peer, turns these individual hostile challenges into a storm of entitled demands for attention. Anons see themselves
as peers to everyone, empowered by the support of the group, and thus entitled to participate in any conversation they arent forcibly prevented from entering."
mircea_popescu: meanwhile
http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=28-10-2015#1309798 is a much deeper problem than realised. yes, it's true that the adolescents see themselves
as peers to the adults. NOT IT IS NOT TRUE THEY ARE. yes it is this false, unfounded identification that drives both DK and the insane notions of the adolescents
as to the failures of both "the world" and adults (these two aren't even really different).
☝︎ danielpbarron: ;;later tell pete_dushenski ^ nice stuff. freaky how much I can relate to the sentiment
as of late.
mircea_popescu: i guess. i'm just not of the mind that there can be such a thing
as a good lcd anyway.
mircea_popescu: jurov if i was looking to buy one. but
as it is, fuck it, what can he do if it turns out to be a dud, make the eizo ceo do my dishes ?
mircea_popescu: ascii_field maker of "eizo whatever" is
as much in my wot has lg.
ascii_field:
as in IT WON'T PRINT unless the two agree and crypto-handshake etc.
ether_: Just mentioned it because I send it
as a PM.
ascii_field: ^ balloon tether shorting out power lines
as it goes
mircea_popescu: whatsoever ELSE they might have produced is probably
as stupid
as they are.
mircea_popescu: "This makes anons perfect cover for harassers. Not being willing to accept bad faith arguments on their own terms and debate them
as if they merited a response is seen
as proof of the weakness of your arguments." except all bad arguments can be reduced by reference and demolished in their own terms. an INABILITY to do so speaks to the poor intellectual capacity of the unable, and it is in fact prima facie evidence that
mircea_popescu: "This tension in anon culture, that every single person is empowered by the whole of the group and thus merits treatment
as a peer, turns these individual hostile challenges into a storm of entitled demands for attention. Anons see themselves
as peers to everyone, empowered by the support of the group, and thus entitled to participate in any conversation they arent forcibly prevented from entering."
☟︎ mircea_popescu: heh. "But now all sorts of well-established, multiply confirmed findings have started to look increasingly uncertain. It's
as if our facts were losing their truth: claims that have been enshrined in textbooks are suddenly unprovable. This phenomenon doesn't yet have an official name, but it's occurring across a wide range of fields, from psychology to ecology."
mircea_popescu: "Finally, in every conflict, the ones you can win and the ones you can't, unless you really want to fight you must always give the other person a saving-face way to back down. No one, especially nowadays, wants to walk away in shame, they'd rather die, or kill you. Angry Mom stupidly made this public, and so she has no way to back down unless you,
as the more powerful person, the one with understanding, give her one
mircea_popescu: "The first step is to make the other person feel important, that she has been heard. She's upset, so you assure her that you're going to take on her level of intensity to handle the situation, you will make it
as much of a priority for you
as it obviously is for her"
mircea_popescu: But
as a feminist, a writer, and a gentlewoman of fortune, I refuse to be cast in any sort of boring supporting female role, even though I have occasional trouble crossing the road, and even though I did swoon the teeniest tiniest bit when I realized it was him. I think thats lazy storytelling, and Im sure Ryan Gosling would agree with me.
mircea_popescu: by the time your cd tray is moving in and out
as if possessing a life of its own, the "browser toolbars" are long past the bottom of the monitor.
BingoBoingo: "The problem is that the parents already know the sex. They can't unknow it. They aren't acting from no information, they are acting in reaction to the information. They are saying they are raising him gender neutral, but what they are actually doing, precisely, is choosing not to raise him
as a boy."
danielpbarron: clicking around I found a page on the role of women that isn't totally wrong, but it's in that same 90s style
as the one you linked, whereas the root directory is some web 2.0 looking garbage, so I'm not sure if that's still their stance
mircea_popescu: in a sentence such
as "a narrow burn cycle to keep moving the market".
phf: jurov: so
http://www.eulorum.org/OS_X produces a working build, just not something you can upload
as an archive, because the links between binaries rely on absolute paths. i think it's possible to go over all of them and replace absolute paths with relative paths using install_name_tool, but i haven't had a chance to try it yet. (just finished moving to DC yesterday, so i've been busy)
phf: asciilifeform: eulora/planeshift/crystalspace combination requires gcc 4.2 to build out of the box, gcc 4.2 is out of sync with current objective c ecosystem. one hacky way to fix the issue is to build objc files with clang and then link it against gcc produced parts. the approach was a deadend,
as any sane person would realize
jurov: wrote ersatz "mymain" function, but couldn't get ld to place it
as exported symbol in that euclient.so, dunno why
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform be that
as it may, each and every markslord is more than free to use his resources whichever way he pleases.
mats: those of means, that understand how to layer without creating
as many bugs than were presumed to have been squashed
assbot: Logged on 27-10-2015 19:03:59; mircea_popescu: but i got an idea of a graphic novel, suddeenly : in this crapsack world in which the implementation of the "jews eating babies"/"white slavers" moral panic / fetish is actual farms to literally produce baby viande
as per the modest proposal, it is discovered that ringworm infection of the abdomen in 2nd trimester females results in tastier, if very strangely diformed veal.
mircea_popescu: this. they thing "oh, patria si buitres no", "soberania" blablabla. then talk football and peronismo. and don't matter. and it's ok, because THEIR FRIENDS see them
as people.
mircea_popescu: "Let's take all this at face value. Is he entitled? Delusional? I don't doubt for a moment he sincerely believes he is a lawyer, because lawyer for him isn't a profession or even a job, it's a label, a code word for a kind of intellectualism he wants for himself.
As long
as "all of my friends see me
as..." it was well worth the cost. He didn't study to become an attorney, he bought a back-up identity." << exactly
mircea_popescu: He gives a slight shrug and a smile
as he heads back to work. "It could be worse," he says. "It's not like they can put me jail."
mircea_popescu: "It's a prestige thing," he says. "I'm an attorney. All of my friends see me
as a person they look up to."
mircea_popescu: "And once they're in law school, there is more grade inflation and even retroactive adding of .333 to everybody's GPA. And now law school graduates are surprised to find they're unemployed. Law students had no real measure of their status
as an applicant; no reliable descriptor of what kind of a school they went to (short of branding); and no reliable measure of their performance there. "What do you mean I can't g