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mircea_popescu: ascii_field re
the "yet another bedroom derpitude"
thread just before.
mircea_popescu: anyway,
this is what powers my disinterest in
the matter. i saw in logs
this pov is divergent with
teh republic, so i'll entertain
the alternative viewpoint, but just for
the sake of records.
assbot: Logged on 08-07-2015 16:32:33; ben_vulpes: ¿y
tu, comrade?
mircea_popescu: someone did
the accounting and
the sucking sudanese cock you know.
ascii_field: didn't see any obvious ones in
the 'git' login config
mircea_popescu: the boys made slightly more
than
they'd have made working for gawker, on
the grounds
that
they're asocial weirdos.
ascii_field: (i assume
the
truth lies somewhere in
those 500 GB...)
ascii_field: not 'work 12 hours
to make min wage while you sleep'
mircea_popescu: there is at least one million of
them. i have stopped even
trying
to count past 100k last year.
ascii_field: places for folks
to write malware and get serious clean money for it
mircea_popescu: dude get out,
they're
the website of 2015. every
two bit 20something schmuck with
two friends and a girlfriend has started one, last year.
assbot: Logged on 08-07-2015 15:44:41; mircea_popescu:
they're lucky anyone at all wants
to work for
them as it is.
mircea_popescu: i am sure gabriel_laddel proposed "don't do
that" won' cut it with alf - but i am also sure a "sometimes warn before" behaviour would be acceptable.
mircea_popescu: <jurov> it's supposed
to predict resources exhaustion at any
time so
that operator can be alerted << in principle machine does not have
to proceed before it wants
to.
jurov: even if you specify in most precise detail how
to do stuff without side effects, you still have
to hold its hand in order
to not exhaust
the memory
jurov: if i learned anything from my haskell stint, it's how computer is utterly bad
to manage its memory and other resources
williamdunne: One of
the "lizardsquad" guys just got charged with 50,700 offences
gabriel_laddel: Now, I
think
the "language constructs" map directly
to routing logic, so
the AST "unrolls" onto
the hardware
gabriel_laddel: What happens if I (loop while
t do ...) on a von n. arch? it just runs forever. Same
thing.
jurov: it's supposed
to predict resources exhaustion at any
time so
that operator can be alerted
ben_vulpes: you say
that as
though
there were an option.
ben_vulpes: anyways i don't believe you nobody gets paid
to write common lisp lalala i can't hear you
ben_vulpes: now on one hand
that
this
thing doesn't give programmers any handles
to alter
test data is fine, in
that it forces one
to either work in a js repl or you know /actually write
tests/
ben_vulpes: one can configure post-commit hooks in git, but
their logic importer a) only works with github and b) only works with public repositories.
ben_vulpes: the suggested way
to cram code into
their orifices is by pasting it into
text fields.
ben_vulpes: developers working with
this service can alter its behavior by providing it 'node' code
that it executes on login/registration events
ben_vulpes: there is a SaaS
that handles users for people who for whatever reason don't want
to stand up
their own services and servers.
mod6: <+gernika> mod6 I've attempted syncing on OpenBSD again and am now past block 168000 and have reached 185126. It's going very very slowly
though. << good
to hear
though
☟︎ ben_vulpes: gabriel_laddel: let me
tell you of
the salt mines of my homeworld...
gernika: mod6 I've attempted syncing on OpenBSD again and am now past block 168000 and have reached 185126. It's going very very slowly
though.
gabriel_laddel: oh, sorry, I should have made it clear I was referring
to
the child pornography
thing
williamdunne: You've got
to connect
the CAT 3 BSD cable into your Universal Parallel Networking port and install
the latest ApacheBSD drivers, and
then BGP route your HardDrive into
the global local network, repeating
these steps for each computer on
the network. And once
this is complete you plug cables into each of your available body holes and pray for IP issuance, prior
to jamming each cable into your nearest USB hub
gabriel_laddel: what are cat cables and how do I network computers
together without a web browser.
assbot: Logged on 08-07-2015 05:16:27; ben_vulpes: * williamdunne currently has a neck
that looks like Cheetah fur, lovely patterned bruising << furries, asphyxiation...
jurov: but broadcast error: {u'message': u'64:
tx-size', u'code': -26}
jurov: danielpbarron i
tried electrum, it parsed
tx properly
assbot: Logged on 08-07-2015 09:00:25; cazalla: good logs, good meal, no good wine
to go with it but 2/3 ain't bad eh
mircea_popescu: lol 0.7 implemented
tx manipulation
that doesn't work on 1mb sized
txn ?
danielpbarron: i don't
think it's even checking
the validity of
the
tx, and is instead rejecting
the hex string as being
too long; I can get my 0.5.3 node
to give
the same error and it doesn't recognize
the method
mircea_popescu: what you're saying is basically "i'm more interested in food
that doesn't rely on being digested"
danielpbarron: > bitcoind: Argument list
too long << my 0.7.2 node didn't like it
assbot: Logged on 08-07-2015 05:26:05; asciilifeform: i'm more partial
to cryptocurrency
that doesn't rely on clocks.
mircea_popescu: they are
the exact equivalent of materiel.
the humvees
the usg lost
to isis work for isis just as well.
assbot: Logged on 08-07-2015 05:24:07; asciilifeform: after
the current set gets ddt sprayed on
them
mircea_popescu: nah jurov i recall people using
their own
tools for
that
throughout
jurov: maybe i'm mistaken, i
thought it was alwas possible
to submit
tx
danielpbarron: jurov> danielpbarron: you
tried
to feed it
to 0.5.3.1 << is it possible? when I
type 'bitcoind help' I do not see
the "send raw signed
transaction" command
mod6: thestringpuller: if
they did, it'd be an altcoin aka; marscoin, uranuscoin etc
jurov: danielpbarron: you
tried
to feed it
to 0.5.3.1 ?
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: i was more imagining each planet having it's own blockchain, but I guess
that's
jurov: mircea hit
that with bitbet payouts,
there's vitriolic
trilema piece somewhere
danielpbarron: apparently
transactions larger
than some magic number cannot even get relayed by nodes, and only a miner can forcibly include it in a block
decimation: that forth cpu seems similar
to
that 'picolisp' cpu
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funkenstein_: masked gunman
to clerk: "I'm here
to keep you on financial life support"
assbot: Logged on 08-07-2015 12:18:05; funkenstein_: <asciilifeform> i'm more partial
to cryptocurrency
that doesn't rely on clocks. <--
there was one called liquidcoin