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mircea_popescu: otherwise, you don't specifically need pizarro to do outreach. you can do outreach on your own, on whatever lines are appealing. trilema is displaying a sexual avenue, "building a harem" ; diana
_coman 's younghands thing is sorta 2year community college thing, "come and learn the basics of computing for very reasonable tuition". there's nothing wrong with that.
BingoBoingo: mircea
_popescu: Last night I was. Today I am brewing coffee, getting thiamine, going to a meeting, asking myself why *this* stupidity again, and sticking my nose back in the book.
hanbot: mircea
_popescu #pizarro logs paint a slightly different picture than the exchange above imo, for instance
http://logs.nosuchlabs.com/log/pizarro/2019-08-17#1000063 --though looks like trinque never got an answer. looks to me like miscommunication, not particularly lack thereof...though none of this speaks to the "where's this written on your blog" issue.
BingoBoingo: Per mircea
_popescu's documented experience it seems private messages on www traps is the highest return payload delivery path
BingoBoingo: It took mircea
_popescu how many baited hooks to rescue nicoleci from midwestern sadness? The number was seven to 8 figures.
bvt: mircea
_popescu: i don't think it will lead to any vulnerability or something of this sort, no; but still there is a question of what the early users are (i.e. something in net stack, that will stick for a long time?)
bvt: asciilifeform: actually it may be easy to find early users with ftrace=function ftrace
_filter=*random* at kernel command line, and then get the users out of tracefs
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-22 13:25:30 mircea
_popescu: imo correct design is 16kb to cpu-cache-sized inner ring buffer, wherein fg material is simply written into a loop, plain ; and from where high quality entropy is read blockingly. whenever the writing head threatens to overwrite the reading head, the overwritten bits are instead fed into outer ring
a111: Logged on 2019-08-22 16:43 mircea
_popescu: imo correct design is 16kb to cpu-cache-sized inner ring buffer, wherein fg material is simply written into a loop, plain ; and from where high quality entropy is read blockingly. whenever the writing head threatens to overwrite the reading head, the overwritten bits are instead fed into outer ring
snsabot: Logged on 2018-06-12 20:54:54 mircea
_popescu: anyway, your design is dysfunctional in that (even allowing for it modelling somewhat close to reality, which i have no faith it does) suppose today someone gives you a working pill, and june 27th google patches the hole. and the someone says "dood, i have nfi, i honestly didn't tell anyone anything".
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-23 12:21:25 asciilifeform:
http://logs.nosuchlabs.com/log/trilema/2019-08-23#1930405 << his comment box eats less-than/greater-than signs as 'unclosed htm tags'. which i also observed on mircea
_popescu's www, i think it is ancient wp bug (of the 'no one wants to fix' sort, it'd require a 2-pass parser)
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-23 10:25:30 diana
_coman: do you still have the bug re html in comments perhaps?
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-23 05:19:48 mircea
_popescu: i don't intend to negrate him, as things stand, so you're more than welcome to explore wonderful world detailed in the further paragraphs of that comment.
billymg: re: blog work, i'm about to head out for the weekend, back early next week. i'll be able to bang out some more test coverage based on mircea
_popescu's spec on the trip and put together a status/roadmap post when i get back
deedbot: diana
_coman paid BingoBoingo invoice 3
mircea_popescu: ahh, feedbot conveniently pointed to me diana
_coman 's comment. this thing is so fucking useful, making me look like a cyborg
diana_coman: mircea
_popescu: come to think of it, the "cloud of tags" is the closest thing to the above in that it changes indeed as content is added; I don't recall if it provides direct link to articles but at least it reflects the content as is
mircea_popescu: diana
_coman, i mean, that by your writing article 19, the tags of article 2 change
diana_coman: mircea
_popescu: I agree re categories and tags; fwiw I also think that tags should reflect the material as it was put in; basically if one wants to categorize content differently, then they can make their own manual/automated/mixed/whatever tagger and apply it, providing their own view of the content
diana_coman: mircea
_popescu: I do; and a few other bits that are on the list to change but on which I kept thinking "there will be a mp-wp theme" and then can tweak; hm, who was it, billymg ?
mircea_popescu: diana
_coman, srlsy ? the core of the argument was that google lists a supposed number of results, in the bns, but it never disgorges any significant count
diana_coman: mircea
_popescu: what article about google?
spyked: mircea
_popescu, as I understand the meaning of signature is "I understand how this thing works". if I sign it before reviewing it, there's nothing to show re. my understanding. am I getting this wrong?
spyked: mircea
_popescu, that might be. also, my verbose style of writing reports dun help any
spyked: mircea
_popescu, I was processing logz myself at this very moment, lol :D
spyked: mircea
_popescu, tbh I find that to be a particularly cheeky question, since I asked him the same on
more than
one occasion and was greeted with silence.
spyked: mircea
_popescu, yes, sorry for the confusion. the plan is to: post hunchentoot ep. 6 today, as per plan; and as september begins, post the plan for next month, which should include all the new things I'm working on (code, reviews of code, whatever arises in the meanwhile)
spyked: mircea
_popescu, why should the output of weekly work be necessarily genesis? for now, it's a review of coad; the review will be followed by a genesis, as
stated.
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-22 20:51:35 asciilifeform: mircea
_popescu, lobbes , et al : prolly could easily purge ~100% of spam, simply by detecting these. lemme know if you want.
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-22 20:51:35 asciilifeform: mircea
_popescu, lobbes , et al : prolly could easily purge ~100% of spam, simply by detecting these. lemme know if you want.
snsabot: Logged on 2016-12-06 08:51:15 mircea
_popescu: !~calc 137×999*1.52*2
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-22 00:18:54 mircea
_popescu: could you simply throw out the whole damn thing and replace with from-scratch random.c / h ?
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-22 00:18:27 mircea
_popescu: bvt 's story of linux kernel retardation is eyewatering.
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-22 07:50:22 spyked: to detail: trinque's bot has a thread that pings the irc server and does lag tracking (the lag then is: pong
_response
_timestamp - ping
_sent
_timestamp); if it detects that the lag is high, then it tries to reconnect. so when feedbot spends a lot of time in the notification loop, it doesn't receive the pong and gets disconnected.
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-22 07:54:59 mircea
_popescu: can't, in general speaking, when plumbing the synch-asynch divide (such as for instance tryuibng to resolve through design the impedance mismatch between non-threqaded process and synchonous messaging) commit to any activity of an open-ended length. main loop gotta know at least approximately how long each call will take, or else it can't make them
spyked: mircea
_popescu, for PM notifications, the sender is called only when the target nick is online; to find out whether a nick is connected, it sends an ISON and waits for a reply; and on the reply handler, it (until now) tried to process the entire message queue for that nick, which... yeah, that's a really bad idea.
spyked: to detail: trinque's bot has a thread that pings the irc server and does lag tracking (the lag then is: pong
_response
_timestamp - ping
_sent
_timestamp); if it detects that the lag is high, then it tries to reconnect. so when feedbot spends a lot of time in the notification loop, it doesn't receive the pong and gets disconnected.
spyked: mircea
_popescu, meanwhile I found it wasn't the issue I initially thought! I'ma bring the bot back online shortly
snsabot: Logged on 2018-10-12 12:56:05 mircea
_popescu: in the 1980s engineers / cstronicists' defense, it was not yet understood how important entropy is to individuality and human existence.
lobbesbot: nicoleci: Sent 3 weeks, 4 days, 2 hours, and 34 minutes ago: <mp
_en
_viaje> State of Florida Vs. Ruby McCollum, Defendant by C. Arthur Ellis << download this
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-22 00:13:36 mircea
_popescu: raid was immensely useful for the older drives. with ssds its' not clear you gain so much in either speed or reliability
lobbes: wb to somewhat-civilisation mircea
_popescu
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-08 16:13:35 mircea
_popescu: do you realise every time i do a keyop it's ~half hour of slavegirl time going blind on asciisoup ?
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-20 22:39:42 snsabot: Logged on 2016-09-16 22:54:18 trinque: BingoBoingo: aha, in fact there was a thread where mircea
_popescu explained that y'know, you teach the women things
mircea_popescu: lemme retrospectively confirm mp
_en
_viaje was actually indeed me, an' carry on.
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-20 21:07:20 asciilifeform: mp
_en
_viaje: relatedly, the trad ru 'ethno-slur' for poles, 'пшеки', is quite a bit like 'пшик', what nominally spray can says.
snsabot: Logged on 2019-08-20 18:31:09 asciilifeform: diana
_coman, mp
_en
_viaje , spyked , et al :
http://18.195.64.227/log << copy of 'rubbish mirror', identical (same 'dollar store' pseudo-isp) but this one in frankfurt. try the same timing w/ it.
snsabot: Logged on 2016-09-16 22:55:19 mircea
_popescu: trinque fancy that, you had to have someone tell you! nature teaches by example, you stick more data into woman each time than you ever did into all machines you ever touched. yet...
snsabot: Logged on 2016-09-16 22:54:18 trinque: BingoBoingo: aha, in fact there was a thread where mircea
_popescu explained that y'know, you teach the women things
a111: Logged on 2016-09-17 02:55 mircea
_popescu: trinque fancy that, you had to have someone tell you! nature teaches by example, you stick more data into woman each time than you ever did into all machines you ever touched. yet...
trinque: lobbes: you know, mircea
_popescu asked me this when I told a similar tale of misbehaving woman wrecking the home.
mp_en_viaje: no, afaik tha tguy was in same boat as pete
_d, where the girl's daddy's the victim and the dude's just... you know, like those little male spiders ? dependopotamus accessories.