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lobbes: I wonder where
the
Trump stands on 'greencard marriages'; another loophole he'd have
to close
to make
that plan work
phf: ascii_field: i've
tried reproducing
the leak, but so far it looks like so according
to my small
test, mapTransactions.clear() should just work.
http://glyf.org/tmp/foo.cpp.html there's a bunch of copy allocations
that get cleaned up, but you'll notice when foo.clear() is called
that picks up
the leftover objects.
lobbes: I've yet
to meet someone
that doesn't enjoy
The Doors. great combination of musicians
trinque: though I know it's uncontroversial at best, me
too
trinque: wow, in re-reading
the lyrics, more relevant
than I even intended.
punkman: "In 2009 four former AAU admissions staffers filed a whistle-blower suit in federal district court in Oakland, claiming
the school had illegally adjusted recruiters’ pay based on
the number of students
they enrolled. AAU, which declined
to comment on
the lawsuit, said in court filings
that
the compensation scheme was
then legal under a “safe harbor” loophole because it also considered qualitative factors."
assbot: Logged on 19-08-2015 18:22:25; punkman: "One of
the biggest blows
to
the for-profit education sector came in April, when Corinthian Colleges, based in Santa Ana, Calif., shut down and filed for bankruptcy. At its peak it had 81,000 students across 111 campuses. It closed after
the Department of Education fined it $30 million and cut off student aid because it had misrepresented job-placement rates at subsidiary Heald College."
ascii_field: and
the problems begin for
the expensive soothsayer.
ascii_field: eventually
the chumps notice
that
the cheap and expensive psychics 'tell
the future' exactly equally
ascii_field: thing about 'prestige market' is
that 'art college of art' can make fraudulent claims of graduate employability just as well as, e.g., harvard
trinque: in
the next world, you'll have
to say "lied"
ascii_field: the ancient maxim, as retold by mircea_popescu, 'when hiring a psychic, hire
the cheapest'. but
the expensive psychic is liable
to walk over
to
the cheapest and shoot
the poor fella
punkman: "One of
the biggest blows
to
the for-profit education sector came in April, when Corinthian Colleges, based in Santa Ana, Calif., shut down and filed for bankruptcy. At its peak it had 81,000 students across 111 campuses. It closed after
the Department of Education fined it $30 million and cut off student aid because it had misrepresented job-placement rates at subsidiary Heald College."
☟︎ ascii_field: and
therefore have been marked for gassing.
ascii_field: other
thing is,
the 'art college of art' chumpatronic sector has been edging into competition with
the officially-blessed prestige-sellers
ascii_field: punkman: classic usg expose. 'let's pick on a usgwot-marginal scamatron, deflect fire from
the main ones'
trinque: punkman: it's a filter; only
the dumb pass
through
punkman: "Academy of Art University" how is
this a name?
thestringpuller: danielpbarron: i see. I wonder if
that guy made good on
the bounty.
trinque: just struck me
that
the man who made
this said
the words "failed project"
assbot: Logged on 16-07-2015 22:27:33; mircea_popescu: ~that~ is what
the hoard is for.
ascii_field: as i understand, 'satoshi' is nor a moral authority, but a shotgun authority. and
that shotgun is still locked in
the safe, rusting
mircea_popescu: no, more like "it says what i want
to hear or it didn't happen"
trinque: well, wouldn't we all like a signed message; however,
the content is
true in either case
trinque: really sad
thing
there, culturally
trinque: whereas
they were before
trying
to argue
that of course he'd support bigger blocks
trinque: not
that it matters, but since I haven't been looking, I wonder if reddit has completely
turned on satoshi by now, in favor of
the power rangers
mircea_popescu: the entire "blockchain voting"
thing is bunk of
the first degree anyway, as
the power rangered sponsored fiasco with
the most recent fork shows.
assbot: Logged on 18-08-2015 23:58:35; assbot: Block number 370434. First block with a version greater
than 3 : Bitcoin ... (
http://bit.ly/1JpvtoU )
ascii_field: naggum had a perfectly valid point re: cpp bearing much of
the proximate blame for microshit code being what it is
punkman: "STL containers may copy objects around in
the process of doing assignment"
jurov: if you did only field = blabla()
then...idk :D
jurov: if you did field = new blabla()
the yes
phf: jurov: does c++ do a magic cleanup on its fields, or you have
to provide a destructor
that does
things like if(field) delete field; ?
ascii_field: mircea_popescu: 'c' is more 'sex doll'
than slut
jurov: in short, playing with c++ with objects oon
the stack directly is asking
to lose one's fingers
mircea_popescu: <trinque> I feel happy! << sounds
to me like a cry for help. can we do anything for
the gent
today ?
mircea_popescu: <ascii_field> jurov: my point was
that cpp allows considerable variance between what is printed on
the page and what
the code actually generated is. <<
to make it plain ; just because c let you push her into a corner once or
twice (provided you bring sweets) doesn't mean
they're not sluts mmkay ?
jurov: trinque: if feeling like messing with it further,
try adding copy constructor w/logging, or pass pointers/references instead, etc.
jurov: and
then obv destroys evey one
jurov: trinque seeing
the code i
think it just copies your "a" object multiple
times
trinque: phf: what, it's making sure it's
thoroughly dead!
ascii_field: jurov: my point was
that cpp allows considerable variance between what is printed on
the page and what
the code actually generated is.
ascii_field: now
try getting similarly compact description in a cpp proggy re: e.g.,
the map issue.
jurov: (just
to split hairs)
jurov: in
that sense std::map nor
the boost stuff isn't part of c++, either
ascii_field: and when a situation like
this does come up, a civilized compiler (there is ONLY ONE known, gcc) ~will~ give you useful info re:
types
jurov: cmpiler is allowed
to compile it
to system("rm -rf /")
ascii_field: jurov: don't use
the undefined. (note
that i specifically said 'c', rather
than 'unix' here)
chetty: I just love
that it does different depending on
the weather, or where it calls home
today
ascii_field: 'c', like a mule, will plod along and do a very predictable
thing. cpp is like a gigantic sack of cockroaches
phf: look, c++, i'm
trying
to investigate a specific issue, not
travel down your rabbit hole of insanity
chetty: now you are
talking dream job, professional exterminator ...for gubermints
ascii_field: who has
to beg, borrow, and steal spare change for every mousetrap
ascii_field: this is not ~strictly~ necessary - a professional exterminator (paid, as in orlov) can do his
thing without emotion
ascii_field: chetty: i will have you know
that all of my works are 100% hatred-for-usg powered.
chetty: you know its a waste of energy
to hate on usg
mircea_popescu: "come
to america - where coca cola has created christmas and
the government has created democracy!"
mircea_popescu: like
the difference between a) linkspamming google and b) a bunch of "infoproducts" on "make money while you sleep" having been sold
to
the retard forums.
mircea_popescu: it's a very specific
thing when a large body of idiots finally implements something for
the idiots
to do.
mircea_popescu: and on a broader point ; post snowden, seems
the usg added a new
thing
to
their manual.
mircea_popescu: yeah, who is
that
twerp again ? seems a rehash o\f
the entire "twobitidiot" hangout.
mircea_popescu: people have spent so much
time enjoying
the company of computers, for it,.
mircea_popescu: in
the end, it was not
the ai lab and lisp
that provided
the best approximation of a computer companion.
phf: first
thing
that came
to my mind were naggum rants
ascii_field: and, unlike most other languages (of
the
time),
to lie in poorly-systematizable ways
assbot: Logged on 19-08-2015 17:09:51; phf: <ascii_field> invalidates
the iterator << wouldn't
that just leave a map full of pointers
to free'd memory, why would delete on an instance
touch
the container?
ascii_field: phf:
try it. you get a segfault on
the second free
phf: <ascii_field> invalidates
the iterator << wouldn't
that just leave a map full of pointers
to free'd memory, why would delete on an instance
touch
the container?
☟︎ mircea_popescu: your window experiment is perhaps
the worstly conducted experiment in
the history of b-a.
ascii_field: every sense but
the ones available
to my eyes and ears
through
the window ?
ascii_field: but i have occasion
to
think about it whenever i hear mircea_popescu's hypothesis re: how 'they' are losing
to 'us' in some sense
ascii_field: this picture normally fades into
the background, as i've lived all of my adult life here in 'land of
the warehouse'
ascii_field: mircea_popescu: understand, my exposure happens every
time i sit in
traffic next
to
their mazeratis, and drive home past 100km of
their mansions
mircea_popescu: ascii_field
this purely psychogenic conviction of yours results from lack of exposure.
assbot: Logged on 19-08-2015 16:55:13; mircea_popescu: no, best is for
them
to marry usg
twerps and live out
the rest of
their lives, warehoused in maryland.
mats: mircea_popescu: oh, some japanese
thing? 'cute'?
mircea_popescu: which is how and why
the su had no
trouble at all recruiting agents in
the us. even
though, in any sense of summary view, it made jack shit sense of some people living in abundence
to confederate with some idiots powering
the empire of ideologically driven poverty.