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asciilifeform: and miners pay to access the cream of tx cache
asciilifeform: decimation: mircea_popescu's idea was to have it be precisely by miner fee
n6: trinque: thanks let me read this, and try again.
decimation: BingoBoingo: needs more than miner fee, ideally some kind of 'bolt-on' mechanism for 'paying for a spot in the tx queue'
trinque: http://thebitcoin.foundation/gentoo-stage3-amd64-nomultilib-guide.txt << this one
n6: trinque: thanks I'm going to read this and try again. first one is dead?
trinque: n6: my recommendation for a newb is to go with the first one.
decimation: asciilifeform: I know mircea would like to push it off, but really I don't see a solution to the memory problem without devising some kind of priority mechanism for txns
BingoBoingo: decimation: Solution is less thalidomide to malloc() mother during pregnancy
trinque: n6: mod6's guide would take you through a process which will familiarize you with several of the most-used knobs and switches
decimation: asciilifeform: that thread doesn't state specifically, but I assume you are thinking the same (fixed buffer?)
trinque: which is to say you've been dropped into a spaceship already in flight
decimation: so the only real solution is: don't allocate in the first place
n6: I used AWS on ben_vulpes's recommendation, after failing to get it working on OS X
asciilifeform: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=03-08-2015#1222794 << that one ☝︎
decimation: apparently most C++ programs don't even release the memory back to the os
decimation: I don't think you could fix 'as-is' without heavily fragmenting memory
asciilifeform: decimation: see the thread with mircea_popescu
decimation: which I think you suggested awhile ago
decimation: asciilifeform: oh, thinking about the 'mapTransactions' problem, I think the only real solution is a finite buffer with some kind of fifo ☟︎
assbot: NASA Must Pay Russia $490 Million Because Congress Won't Fund Trips to Space | Motherboard ... ( http://bit.ly/1K4BOjV )
trinque: python stuff you may need to easy_install or pip install them
trinque: n6: you can find the deps with emerge --search if they're in portage
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: I'll see if I can get dentist borther to chime in on the braces, but low hopes for that.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Something will likely appear this week. Moar noise on this frequency than just the braces.
asciilifeform: n6: might wanna speak to trinque when he wakes up
n6: asciilifeform: I tried that but my lack of understanding prevented me from getting it working. went the docs still coulnd't get anywhere.
decimation: "The ITC has the power to issue an “exclusion order” that directs US Customs and Border Protection to seize the goods. It also has a cease-and-desist power that can be directed at third parties. Violating the cease and desist order can result in a penalty of “$100,000 or twice the domestic value of the articles,” whichever is greater. "
decimation: http://motherboard.vice.com/read/an-undead-sopa-is-hiding-inside-an-extremely-boring-case-about-invisible-braces < "Bizarrely, no physical goods came over the US border in this case. Rather, the digital file was transported over the internet. Last year, the ITC determined that it had the legal authority, under a tariff law from 1930, to stop the transmission of infringing digital files. "
BingoBoingo: "The Marrakesh Express has arrived!" Best way to open a game of "dopewars"
assbot: Logged on 15-07-2015 19:25:10; solrodar: http://178.62.64.22/dot-filter.py << instructions at top
n6: How can I get the requirments for http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=15-07-2015#1202737 installed on gentoo? ☝︎
asciilifeform: '"There were real issues with the operational wisdom of the program, and those who were to conduct the mission were sure that whomever thought this up was using bad hemp."'
asciilifeform: wouldn't be surprised if it is the same part.
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> ehind. Army field manuals warned that it was "not possible to state that [the timers] will fire at a specific time," so SADM teams were trained to predict the general window in which the weapon would go off.' << Guess the gold/brass ratio in the spring
decimation: I thought the british gave that to tom cruise
asciilifeform: sop in all civilized nations in 1930s, i thought
asciilifeform: ehind. Army field manuals warned that it was "not possible to state that [the timers] will fire at a specific time," so SADM teams were trained to predict the general window in which the weapon would go off.'
asciilifeform: 'Probably to make the weapon resistant to electromagnetic pulses from any nearby nuclear explosions, as one might expect at the outset of war with the Soviets, the AEC had fashioned the SADM largely devoid of electronics. Instead, the device relied on two mechanical timers that, unfortunately, became less accurate the longer they were set for, potentially going off as early as eight minutes ahead of schedule or as many as 13 b
asciilifeform: having live men carry these things about was a fashion on both sides of the ocean
decimation: no, specially trained volunteers
mircea_popescu: notably, these aren't carried by a grunt.
asciilifeform: to this day.
asciilifeform: like the bridges, all over europe, with trotyl in the pylons permanently
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> and don't pester me with "surgical precision". the last thing a defeated and runniung away force ca do is make sense. << That sort of precision seems to demand people's backs
asciilifeform: (described su intel knowing precisely where they were)
asciilifeform: unless rezun lovingly fabricated the very elaborate description of the thing in his autobio
decimation: because too pussy
mircea_popescu: i guess they're not all idiots up at staff office.
mircea_popescu: incidentally, the us got beaten to shit about 5000 times since ww2, or roughly speaking "in every engagement to date".
decimation: not every army turns into random mob
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: the one thing these are definitely known to have been used for is burial (connected to phone lines, yes!) at useful places in west germany: dams, power stations, factories
decimation: sounds like an effective way to cover a retreat
mircea_popescu: and don't pester me with "surgical precision". the last thing a defeated and runniung away force ca do is make sense.
asciilifeform: not certain the place would have looked much different..
mircea_popescu: imagine if the week after wehrmacht broke its cock in stalingrad
decimation: by men who have a pretty good hint that they ain't coming home
decimation: mircea_popescu: I assume this would all happen well into enemy territory
BingoBoingo: Backpack nuke is referred to as Chicken and Waffles because dark meat makes dents in the world
asciilifeform: llow that to happen,'" and his men agreed to share the code in the event of a real mission.' << l0lz
asciilifeform: 'In addition, the two-man rule, which to this day dictates that no individual service member have the ability to arm a nuclear weapon, demanded that Green Light teams divide the code that unlocked the cover plate. But that could present a challenge if the wrong man got killed en route to the target. "Here you were with this hunk of sh-- in your bag and no good place to go," Flavin said. "So we said, 'Eh, I don't think we can a
mircea_popescu: decimation that's not the idea. the idea is... so tanks go around, now you're stuck with some units caught between a crater fgulla radioactive water and enemy spear units
BingoBoingo: decimation: Few nukes are that big
decimation: but it still might trigger the 'ok let's start tossing nukes' scenario
asciilifeform: 'But when Green Light team member Ken Richter began interviewing potential candidates, he said, not everyone was as enthusiastic: "I had a lot of people that I interviewed for our team. Once they found out what the mission was, they said, 'No, thanks. I'd rather go back to Vietnam.' "'
mircea_popescu: the only thing that'll do is increase your casualties.
decimation: mircea_popescu: why not? gotta stop the tanks somehow?
mircea_popescu: what a fucking nightmare, a "countermobility" unit that drops random nukes
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: But who wears the pack?
Michail1: Think I have been here a long ass time, only for logging though.
asciilifeform: 'The Army's countermobility field manual taught soldiers to use ADMs for "stream cratering," in which atomic explosions near small waterways would "form a temporary dam, create a lake, cause overbank flooding, and produce an effective water obstacle" for enemy forces.'
BingoBoingo: Ah, when I was a puppy I was told that was called "Chicken and Waffles"
assbot: When elite US forces strapped nukes to their backs - U.S. - Stripes ... ( http://bit.ly/1K4AXjk )
asciilifeform: https://web.archive.org/web/20140302041146/http://www.stripes.com/news/us/when-elite-us-forces-strapped-nukes-to-their-backs-1.266168 << them
BingoBoingo not sure who even uses regiments anymore. Thought replaced by "Divisions"
decimation: australia is famously nazi at their border
BingoBoingo has never touched a haram aeroplane
decimation: supposedly it parlays into less tsa harassment on domestic flights too
decimation: heh yeah. I would consider it if I were to travel abroad
decimation: oh you did the 'global entry' thing?
decimation: asciilifeform: yeah supposedly the machines are replacing people on us border points
BingoBoingo just had the most amazing sandwich. Tomatoes slices and bread
asciilifeform: out of flying cattle car and to the street in ~10 min.
BingoBoingo: Typical USian lockdown trigger http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T-1ZLpDISLQ
asciilifeform: decimation: idk, i bought a 100 usd piece of paper and was 'processed' by a vending machine that printed 'get out of customs now' pass.
decimation: apparently there are special teams of usg employees for 'processing' such important folks
mircea_popescu: so far ignoring it worked pretty well. us, zimbabwe and other places that exist for illustrative purposes only.
decimation: I've read some tidbits about what happens when vip crossed boarder on private jet
asciilifeform: then glass over the surviving cockroaches.
asciilifeform: personally i wouldn't waste so much as one private on the place. glass it.
asciilifeform: now we're talkin'.
mircea_popescu: i guess ima have to come with a regiment.
asciilifeform: (when they shoot a white fella it's generally 5th-10th page newz, as linked earlier)
asciilifeform: also make sure to ignore grizzly bears in alaska
mircea_popescu: i remember learning with some amusement about the kindergarten games usians play in airports
decimation: yeah me too. not gonna do what mall cop wants
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: it's a usaschwitz term
mircea_popescu: i've never been in one of these "lockdown" bullshit things
asciilifeform: can't imagine anyone wants to pay for this.
asciilifeform: if shipped, thing would have to be transported like a ming vase