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mircea_popescu: i think this weird even beats namworld's old weird
anton_osika: mircea_popescu: I have to say that I do agree with you regarding ETH not being the best of bets though.
mircea_popescu: hehe i dun think that's how he thinks about it.
mircea_popescu: i was trying to aim for you know, 3-6 months after release, little did i imagine their "xmas" will be august
trinque: you didn't lose that; you made sure you never got it
anton_osika: more in the equivalent of around 15'000 $
trinque: yeah but that was the upside back to him, right? he only put in 3btc
mircea_popescu: trinque well no, since the eth was WAY later than what they originally promised, the short lived launch bubble happened right around now.
nubbins`: but first seems to explicitly disallow a signed "plz deliver to this key instead" message.
nubbins`: tbh i have no idea what second sentence has to do with first
nubbins`: "S.MG will not process or administer any assignments of this Warrant by or among third parties. The administration of any such contracts remains the sole responsibility of the respective parties involved."
mircea_popescu goes to read
mircea_popescu: anton_osika i would propose you're not experienced enough to crypto to make it the repository of your life savings.
nubbins`: mircea_popescu i'm not 100% sure that our contract allows such
mircea_popescu: nubbins` it's a risky but perhaps useful approach. "All assignables belonging to key X should henceforth be transferred to key X which has full authority to bla bla"
nubbins`: but if i'm the sort of person who loses keys, i'm also the sort of person who loses signed statements.
nubbins`: if i were the sort of jackass who went around losing keys, i'd probably sign some messages preemptively to take care of things in case that happened
mircea_popescu: don';t get the wrong idea, anton_osika : i actually like you.
mircea_popescu: true, true.
nubbins`: guy does not seem to get this point.
mircea_popescu: nubbins` if there was an address i'd have sent teh eth already.
nubbins`: mircea_popescu and fwiw "world of nubbins" is a world in which contracts are entered and people retain their keys
nubbins`: there is no cryptographic equivalent of this.
nubbins`: the illiterate used to draw an X. you could do that with your mouth.
mircea_popescu: i mean that without your signature you have no rights and properly speaking don't even exist.
nubbins`: anton_osika you're asking me if i would reach the same conclusion if the situation were entirely different?
anton_osika: nubbins`: Would you say the same thing to someone that Lost his right hand for signing documents and is looking you dead in the face?
mircea_popescu: there exists no suych thing as "physical credibility".
nubbins`: since you can't prove you're you, nothing can be agreed upon thence
anton_osika: My aim was to settle this with as much of my physical credibility at stake as possible. Which is why Anton Osika is my real username, with everything publicaly available on me (I'm in the phonebook). If ones physical identity can be a backup for WoT then it might strengthen WoT.
nubbins`: specifically, this snipped sealed your fate: "in a manner to be agreed upon thence"
trinque: nubbins`: yeah, just that some guy with a particular gpg key would receive the eth
nubbins`: oh look at that, the contract literally does not state how the ETH will be delivered
phf: asciilifeform: ben_vulpes: that could easily be the last remaining such machine, the nvidia ball grid plague killed them all, i thought. << have one of those, you can manually switch with some hacks which video card is used at all times, i have it running on integrated, which prevents real 3d from happening, but hopefully extends life
anton_osika: Well the power of WoT lies in how large it will scale.
mircea_popescu: why should they not be affraid ?
mircea_popescu: that's the very point.
anton_osika: mircea_popescu: I see it as encouraging for new users to use WoT without being afraid.
trinque: there's no "eth" payout address in the contract
nubbins`: lel. maybe you shoulda worded the contract such.
mircea_popescu: this way, it's inspirational of the people i actually like.
mircea_popescu: mnop. cuz i don't want to encourage the world of nubins and anton_osika. i want to encourage the world of wot and signatures.
anton_osika: Could you let me have this with my freenode auth, if no one else claims to be antonosika, and I will stop pestering you and how is a man of his words?
anton_osika: I still don't see that it explicitly states that antonosika needs a signature for delivery however :)
anton_osika: mircea_popescu: Hey since I read your first draft of the contract between you and me I have learnt a lot.
nubbins`: anton_osika not my contract so i have NFI. but i don't see anything in there that requires you to take any further action
anton_osika: nubbins`: You mean the BTC payout address is enough?
trinque: anton_osika: it specifies your key fingerprints right there
nubbins`: looks like it's tied to a payout address and nothing else
anton_osika: trinque: It's not explicitly tied to a gpg key in the contract, rather antonosika
anton_osika: I see it as fingerprints as a tool for simplifying proofs of physical identities, not replacing them. Might be good for the sake of lowering worries when entering contracts to be able to specify point of delivery, if unquestioned, with an alternative identification?
trinque: the idea that the contract is tied to the gpg identity is inherent to the very fact that the fucking thing's signed by that gpg key
BingoBoingo: Well, you've not only lost your hands, you've lsot the idea of having hands
anton_osika: Comparing it to a non-digital situation it would seem that there was another solution of delivering as stated here: http://pastebin.com/NbPrZS9A
anton_osika: Right, the way I see it is just that I had a business deal regarding delivery but I lost my hands so I can sign no more documents.
BingoBoingo: Or maybe try to uncorrupt youre backup, but I have no idea where you could start on that
BingoBoingo: anton_osika: There really anything I can advise other than working to develop a time machine so you could have made better backups.
nubbins`: if you sent aliens an accurate picture of the current state of affairs, they'd turn us into space dust
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nubbins`: BET THERE'S A STORY WE'LL NEVER HEAR BEHIND THAT
nubbins`: canada sold all its gold, save 3 tons, in ~2006
cazalla: run more windows, raised more kids in the western world type deal eh
trinque: at least when the dulap comes they can claim they helped make the kid, lol
cazalla: kids are sorta like housing in that you're expected to pay for it, look after it, maintain it but in no way can you actually do what you want with it because you don't really own it.. as mentioned here many times
cazalla: goes beyond the parents these days though, kids are seen as owned by the community and all that shit, i expect to meet a lot of opposition and resistance in the years ahead ☟︎
cazalla: so perhaps you're right and it's just the dosage
cazalla: of course, was more than a kick in the ass
cazalla: trinque, i copped it from a young age too and these are the only memories I have around the ages of 4-5 , not convinced it would actually do my son any benefit
trinque: cazalla: I'd say by about 2 or 3 you could encounter a mild pop on the ass in my family for screaming fits and other carrying on
danielpbarron: nubbins`> "don't run away, sweetie, someone might take you!" to a 3yo << reminds me of this odd phrase a friend's son uses: "what's it gonna do to me?" // I suspect it's the result of public school teaching him that anything not blessed by the state is dangerous
trinque: or more specifically allowing them to think that the world is something which brings you what you want when you scream
trinque: but when they start developing a personality, that's where I think you can do great damage by not teaching them self-restraint
trinque: ah sure that young, they're going to scream and do all sorts of nonsensical things
cazalla: not at 20 months, maybe 6-7 years of age.. but who knows, maybe i've grown soft having not had a fight or been punched in some time ☟︎
trinque: and I understood that just fine when I was little
trinque: I'm advocating the swift kick in the ass, not saying "no".
cazalla: at least that is what i've observed with my own son.. telling him no does seem to encourage the behaviour more, so we usually ignore or draw as little attention to it as possible
cazalla: trinque, i really don't think they'd understand or be able to make a connection between their behaviour and your reaction ☟︎
trinque: seems a simple formula: If you hit this thing that feeds you, it's going to kill you instead.
nubbins`: so all this is "other people's problems"
trinque: cazalla: why is that?
nubbins`: anyway, i'm way too selfish and irresponsible to sire a child
trinque: well no, cartman had cunning; I wont give him that compliment
cazalla: i don't think dishing out some old fashioned discipline to the toddler is really going to help either
nubbins`: as if "take you" has any meaning to a toddler
nubbins`: "don't run away, sweetie, someone might take you!" to a 3yo
trinque: because reason is something you fall out of the womb with, not something carved into your haphazard mess of a brain ☟︎
nubbins`: nevermind that his brain won't work like that for another half-decade at best
trinque: just appeal to his inner reason!
nubbins`: as if being not very nice is a thing this animal would abhor
assbot: Logged on 13-09-2015 19:51:08; trinque: really, no one says there has to be any sane solution
cazalla: you'd have no shortage of do-gooders running to the kid's rescue.. difficult to raise kids properly in the welfare state because big daddy comes and clips you one too
cazalla: let's say she turns around and clips the kid across the face, in public
trinque: this bitch was like "Now whateveryourname, that isn't very nice is it?"
trinque: sure it's normal once, and normal for the kid to be corrected right then
cazalla: of course now, the parents don't respond by hitting back but by taking the kid through a circus of doctors
cazalla: not sure, but i think that is pretty normal for kids to lash out at their parents
trinque: isn't just a disservice to her; that kid's going to be fucking useless
trinque: like my oft-mentioned case of seeing the kid punching his mother in the tit at the grocery store
trinque: and I think on the other side, without that, you leave the child without the ability to exercise self-restraint at all