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mircea_popescu: oh help me rwanda. some shithead is willing
to pay 90% of his networth
to some fucktard whose feelings got hurt ?
mircea_popescu: e entered Congress in 1987 with a net worth of no more
than $270,000 and
then exited worth somewhere between $4 million and $17 million [...] alleged, unspecified “past misconduct” against an unnamed person
to whom he agreed
to pay $3.5 million
to keep concealed.
BingoBoingo: The extent of
the lymphatic system has always been a bit nebulous because it
tends
to deflate more destructively in
the un-alive. Still since most people manage
to go
through life without hydrocephalus it can be assumed
to interact with
the CNS.
decimation: "In
the indictment,
the DOJ made
the decision not
to expressly specify
the ?past misconduct? Hastert sought
to conceal. Nonetheless, federal law enforcement officials apparently spent
the day running around leaking
to media outlets what
the indictment worked hard
to insinuate:
that ?Hastert paid a man
to conceal sexual misconduct while
the man was a student at
the high school where Hastert
taught.? "
assbot: Denny Hastert is Contemptible, But His Indictment Exemplifies America's Over-Criminalization Pathology -
The Intercept ... (
http://bit.ly/1AQRpoK )
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: I've read it and 3 others, some of which bring up what
the publication contained. Basically boils down
to "OMG When CSF dries up it goes
the same place every other fluid does!!! OMG
this connection works both ways!!!"
The only
thing newis is
they managed
to image
this system, because soft
tissue imagine is hard
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo read
the piece, it's like kindergartners wrote it. not a single fact in
there.
decimation: it would have been useful
to have a link
to
the paper
BingoBoingo: <assbot> Missing link found between brain, immune system -- with major disease implications << I'm not sure
this is news
decimation: they can't just report
the facts, gotta make it some sorta drama
mircea_popescu: decimation
the reporting on
that
thing is perhaps
the best example of how confused "science news" works.
BingoBoingo: decimation: It
truly has for all of 2015
thus far
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trinque: it is most certainly something
to get right.
BingoBoingo: trinque: Unless he's doing serious work. I dunno what
they do, but hope it is monastic study. I'd hate for gossipd
to go
through
the growing pains of various deed and scoop bots
BingoBoingo: trinque: I'm not
the implementer, but last word on
the subject was
that
the implementer was working on developing a master of
the moving parts first which is admirable
trinque: happens
to use RSA keys and handle fancy
topologies
trinque: I've
thought maybe
tinc might be a starting place
mircea_popescu: trinque
this entire bullshit "defenses" conceptualization. as if you know, it's
tower defense, and you gotta upgrade
the fire mage
tower.
BingoBoingo: gossipd seems 18 months
to 2 years off at
the earliest from public updates in
this chan
mod6: However,
this could be
tabled until later; when we add in a previously discussed #b-a certified seed discovery mechanism.
trinque: But he called
the latest intrusion "among
the most shocking because Americans may expect
that federal computer networks are maintained with state of
the art defenses."
BingoBoingo: "As for your opinion
that
they have a ‘right’
to safely meet, I disagree. I do not believe in rights. A right is a privilege
that is enforced by a violent
third party action. Rights are by definition cowardice as social artifice. "
http://www.jameslafond.com/article.php?id=1974&pr=0 <<
Tis like a
Traimatic brain injury MP
mod6: yeah, alf submitted it back in feb i
think.
mod6: Also, i believe
that
the removal of
the dnsseed is going
to be on
the docket as well. but again, we'll see how it goes.
mod6: ok back. yeah, so... I'll dig into
this for sure here
this month. Hopefully sooner, rather
than later. I wanna make sure
the whole
thing 'fits in head' before we move forward. But so far, looking good.
mircea_popescu: (if anyone's not yet
tried
this - do.
the master form of
the
twin study jew
thing)
mircea_popescu: ima
think about
this while playing go with people who are also
thinking about
this, how's
that.
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> srsly one can't
take so much as a shit without some 'coder' building a 'career' on it << Coders are like asparagus in
this way.
They love
their easy nitrogen and phosphorous
mircea_popescu: let's stick
to considering
things
that have a shot at making sense.
mircea_popescu: practically,
this might put a dent in dice
type services, in
the sense
that it'd slow
them down by ~10 minutes
mod6: more over, is
there a "normal" situation
that arises where a guy is
trying
to create a
transaction and it becomes an orphan? his system
time is off? many
things i suppose...
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> in general i favour
the principle of 'if it cannot be verified RIGHT NOW, it is garbage' << i agree with
the wisdom of
this, for
the reasons stated.
mod6: <+asciilifeform> i.e. what causes it
to fall into
that category ? << right, some sort of malformed
tx or one
that has some weird
time in
the
tx
that makes it get rejected or some such
thing.
mircea_popescu: i am persuaded pretty much every prime up
to 1k or so is present in
the whole set.
mod6: asciilifeform: ok. i'll have
to
think on
that a bit more. i wanna be sure of what
these changes imply. anyway, a guy can always patch his own if he wishes in
the mean
time.
mod6: sure. i was kinda wondering about
the converse side where
there is an orphaned
TX, and
then what? guy just resends?
mod6: ben_vulpes: should read up on
this
too ^^
mod6: yeah, i
think just in here, we can discuss. be better for me
to spend a bit of
time
thinking about it for a day or
two.. sometime
this week maybe.
mod6: But so far, I feel good
that
these
two patches fully sync'd and with some reasonable results.
mod6: <+asciilifeform> mircea_popescu: and must nitpick, but it isn't
the current
therealbitcoin yet. not until patches are ratified. << we'll get
there. I'd like
to have a discussion at some point about
the possible negitive effects of at least
the
TX Orphanage Amputation patch.
mod6: yup, will get
to it... hopefully :] lot of
things
to work
though
this month.
mod6: im gonna
try some profiles
this month.
mod6: i'll continue
to do more
testing. we'll hopefully get something out of it.
mod6: no, it's system level. all I can
tell you is all
that is running as far as 3rd party
things are: bitcoind & nmon, otherwise i've had `vmstat 1` going.
mircea_popescu: i do not
think i have seen a full sync with 0 pagefaults yuet
assbot: Logged on 05-06-2015 00:11:22; mircea_popescu: impressive dude. i
think
the current foundation bitcoin is actually better
than mine o.O
mod6: memory usage graph looks very similar
to
the previous run with
the OrphanageThermonuke graph.
That's expected, but just sayin'. Lookin good.
mod6: wow! yeah,
this one didn't hit
the OOM-Kill either, ran good
the whole
time without problems.
mircea_popescu: impressive dude. i
think
the current foundation bitcoin is actually better
than mine o.O
☟︎ mircea_popescu: danielpbarron 15:26:55 <@Samsai> oh,
that game << holy shit, everyone knows ?!
assbot: Logged on 04-06-2015 23:30:17; mod6: Update: bitcoin-v0.5.3.1-RELEASE + patches { Orphanage
Thermonuke } + {
TX Orphanage Amputation } fully snyc'd: 359443