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cazalla: just needs
to lose a little off
the belly
cazalla: it is a little more like being forced
to wear a puffy shirt
than fear of being gay
ben_vulpes: <mircea_popescu> senator hurrdurr (who really seems an exact mirror image of ron paul in left colorings) is certainly out of
the question, but omfg don't
tell me
trump
takes over and does a postmodern rendition of reagan << it is going
to be glorious
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trinque: why not float
the dumb emojis over
the input
ben_vulpes: "the correct answer is
to get your project manager
to change
the requirements"
trinque: there's also a secret property-knocking handshake you can do
to
turn any div into a game of pacman
ben_vulpes: trinque: didja get
to
the part where he
talks about implementing a single-line rich-text-editor ?
ben_vulpes: i didn't know about editable divs
today
trinque: mircea_popescu: yes, felt
that story presents a nice bottom-bound on
the misery-ometer
ben_vulpes: <trinque> watch her end up lapping me << scheme is what i
threw
the new girl at
the shop
trinque: ben_vulpes: read
that story about
the old woman and miserable horse; it'll make ya feel better
mircea_popescu: still cms is what people do with people's
time ? in 2015 ?
ben_vulpes is working 18 hour weeks
to keep a miserably mismanaged cms project from auguring into
the ground at mach 2
ben_vulpes: sorry pete_dusheshenski, no
tech support available
this week
trinque: I feel I've done a great service aiming her at
the parentheses early
assbot: Logged on 14-08-2015 02:13:00;
trinque: watch her end up lapping me
assbot: Logged on 13-08-2015 20:43:18; mats: wish i had
that skill. would be useful for conversions between base16, base10, base8, base2 conversions when doing low level computering
☟︎ BingoBoingo: I don't even
think
the asciilifeform phillipino
theory can explain
this one. USG must be farming out spam
to Montessori schools nao.
☟︎ assbot: The blocksize debate is due
to limited upload bandwidth. A hardfork could fix
this: by allowing 10 minutes for *all* nodes
to upload
their blocks into a "blockpool" (so nodes with slow internet have a chance
too), and
then *randomly* select one block as
the "winner"
to append
to
the blockchain. : Bi ... (
http://bit.ly/1Mrg9IM )
trinque: a deeply moving story.
thanks for
translating.
mircea_popescu: well...
the
thing ius, crickets and frogs and whatnot, which do EXACTLY
this, do it
to reproduce, and succeed in reproducing.
trinque: reduces
to "I matter" and I suppose any living
thing making a sound is also saying
that
mircea_popescu: "Remember, bitcoin works
through consensus by code. Not consensus by CODERS."
trinque: she's rather sharp,
taking
to it well
trinque: I've walked her
through setting up both emacs and slime
trinque: asciilifeform:
told her as much, lol! right question! sadly, only horribly approximate answers
assbot: Logged on 14-08-2015 02:12:38;
trinque: I am actually going
to
throw her at common lisp *first* and see what happens
assbot: Logged on 14-08-2015 02:11:19;
trinque: her exact request was for a "real computer, and
to learn how
to program"
mod6: if start
to see repeating errors in debug.log let us know.
mod6: ok, good deal. just let it do its
thing.
mod6: do you have
the maxint_locks_corrected patch applied?
gernika: Does it
take a while
to get past 367850? Or might I still be stuck...
mod6: Oh, i didn't notice you could actually edit
the examples. neat.
trinque: and you have
to click outside
the editor box, which is lame
mod6: And it looks like you can
take notes or something
mod6: Well, unless you count submitting
the answers
to
the exercises.
mats: there doesn't appear
to be anything actually interactive
there
trinque: actually I misspoke, put
The Little Schemer in her hands first
trinque: I am actually going
to
throw her at common lisp *first* and see what happens
☟︎ trinque: I
told her
that was exactly
the right ordering of
the
two
trinque: her exact request was for a "real computer, and
to learn how
to program"
☟︎ mod6: cool. glad she
tested it for us.
trinque: and she says
thanks for
the guide
trinque: n6: wherever you are,
take note... following orders gets ya places
trinque: btw, my ex-gf had no
trouble with
the gentoo guide aside from asking me about
the definitions of a few
terms
mircea_popescu: "this program
takes as much memory
torun at all as it
totally employs". "this program
takes as much
time
to run every
time as it
takes
the longest
time" etc.
mircea_popescu: specifically -
the cheapest and most effective approach
to security still is and remains "giving people an easier
task". chief on
the list of ways
to achieve
this,
mircea_popescu: that said, static allocation goes a long way.
this connects
to
the "fixed
time" discussion re rsa yest.
trinque: right,
try getting someone
to pay for all
the bugs you didn't put in
their software
mircea_popescu: 1 is readily surmountable by abstraction. i know how
to do
this. (you may
think you are
the first
to meet
the problem - you are not. scripts are sold in show biz all
the
time etc). 2. is readily solved, whether you like
to or not, and 3 yes.