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diana_coman: mircea_popescu, ah, in general it will be, yes; this is quite particular as it is
a rather big block of not-totally-sane code that is imported basically
diana_coman: mircea_popescu, they could, there's no question there; but they are text as it is, not sure what the big gain is (and it would end up in
a very long thing)
a111: Logged on 2017-01-05 00:24 asciilifeform: ben_vulpes: i'll suggest
a 'p-tronic' format for diffs. N\........ specifies N retained-of-
a octets (e.g., 5\abcde )
a111: Logged on 2017-01-03 21:10 mircea_popescu: asciilifeform this is
a problem yeah. will however have to be bit, wtf else to do.
mircea_popescu: as one man said to another once, "if the design impedes you, this will be no problem, as we'll fucking make
a new design"
mircea_popescu: why the fuck exactly can't i move project/
a to master/project/
a through
a patch ?
mircea_popescu: it's not altogether clear with me if this discussion unearthed
a fundamental bug in v design whereby we have no good way to import projects.
mircea_popescu: diana_coman you'd make
a new genesis, for eucrypt, and patch it with mpi. this patch will share no .sigs with the other mpi it is text-identical to
diana_coman: hm, I thought I need
a/mpi b/mpi ; can I have ..what,
a/mpi and b/eucrypt/mpi?
diana_coman: is there some documented process re how to create with V basically
a new project that will contain as *internal* components derivations of existing projects? for example: eucrypt will have inside an mpi component; as seen earlier, I can patch mpi directly, but then how do I include the result in
a higher structure? can I even do it while preserving the links? (I guess it would mean that resulting project has effectively 2 roots: one the ge
mircea_popescu: "that aside, experimentally BingoBoingo produced
a gangster roll out of
a btc. i don't expect anything changed other than same item now costs .5" << you get THE ITEM THAT IS. for ever less btc.
mircea_popescu: that aside, experimentally BingoBoingo produced
a gangster roll out of
a btc.
mircea_popescu: there can never be any truth in
a statement made by the wotless.
mircea_popescu: note that your puppy thinking bringing you
a dead weasel is 10x more useful than bringing you your newspaper ; even if your own estimation might diverge.
mircea_popescu: when some schmuck writes on his employment application "salary sought - $50", this is not
a statement on the value of the dollar.
mircea_popescu: IT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH BITCOIN. the "bitcoin price" is
a statement of the worthless herd as to its own perceived worthlessness. bitcoin dun enter into it.
mircea_popescu: "exchange rate" dun enter into this. think of it as
a petition on change.org signed by everyone in the herd.
mircea_popescu: the lazy stupid poor "people themselves" banded together to produce
a joint report as to how worthless they think everything about them is, in bitcoin terms.
mircea_popescu: consider it this way : the lazy dumb fat women banded together to produce
a joint report as to what they think things should be like. they call it "jezbel" or w/e. it keeps changing.
mircea_popescu: "there's
a difference between the sort of people that are surprised by what happens and the sort of people that are surprised by when it does."
mircea_popescu: heh. remember years ago when bitcoin made 1k and it made me
a dollar-billionaire in the process ?
mircea_popescu: the idea is that if pantsuit makes
a paper dolly of "men" that'll do something irl.
diana_coman: right; cleaned it again fully; put back in the readme file; made the structure
a/mpi and b/mpi; can finally say that patch presses fine with both vtrons
diana_coman: but apparently I should have done it on
a containing mpi containing the code
mircea_popescu: if this woman started responsibly
a day early with all this and she's STILL gonna miss her today deadline ima hang someone
diana_coman: ugh; now I have
a situation in which mod6's v simply drops on the floor my patch, while asciilifeform's v sees it correctly in the flow BUT when pressing it barfs saying that
a readme file that the patch deletes does not exist as
a result of previous patch WHILE pressing previous patch actually creates that file;
mircea_popescu: "While
a handful of monuments have been resized in the past, none has been cut back to such an extent, putting the presidents proclamation in uncharted legal territory."
BingoBoingo: i.e. Grand Escalara national monument reduced to the the grand escalara and
a bit of surroundings instead of
a tract of mostly nothing
a111: Logged on 2017-08-04 02:54 mircea_popescu: asciilifeform you recall, whgen i was trying to get ben_vulpes to collect
a bus'worth of local sluts and go throw an unauthorized party around those people the usg was trying to drive off their land ?
a111: Logged on 2017-11-20 11:15 mircea_popescu: lism was long ago disarmed by
a democratic process increasingly dominated by powerful groups with economic interests antithetical to competitors and consumers. And the courts, from which the victims of burdensome regulation sought protection, have been negotiating the terms of surrender since the 1930s."
BingoBoingo: But the door hardware, likely 99% more reliable with
a can of white lithium grease
a111: Logged on 2017-12-07 13:29 mircea_popescu: asciilifeform that's some pretty great legal reasoning right there. "the factual accuracy of statements can now be derived from the company one keeps -- for isntance,
a man can not be sued for practicing medicine without
a license for as long as he does it within sight of actual doctors"
BingoBoingo: The biggest impression montevideo is making on me is that it needs
a trip to the BingoBoingo store for white lithium grease and toilet seats that aren't made out of particleboard
diana_coman: aha, it's basically my ...tweaked one except I did not realise I needed
a space too
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform that's some pretty great legal reasoning right there. "the factual accuracy of statements can now be derived from the company one keeps -- for isntance,
a man can not be sued for practicing medicine without
a license for as long as he does it within sight of actual doctors"
☟︎ a111: Logged on 2017-12-07 13:18 BingoBoingo: From there it was
a United 737-800 which gave off
a 90's vibe in its plastic, especially compared to the Copa 737-800 which was new but full of infants
mircea_popescu: i went from "just about ready to burn this shit down" to having
a grand ole mellow time in the ten minutes it took to get two refills.
BingoBoingo: diana_coman asciilifeform Ah, it's
a plane that seems to find its niche in routes that have demand to be done frequently, but only so many people at
a time
BingoBoingo: From there it was
a United 737-800 which gave off
a 90's vibe in its plastic, especially compared to the Copa 737-800 which was new but full of infants
☟︎ diana_coman: hm, if I'm looking at the right model it still is some reasonable size; I flew
a couple of times to Rome on some 15-seats plane and that was always... interesting
BingoBoingo: The embraer during take off had
a feel like my saturn plastic car, that there just might not be enough power to pull off this aviation thing
diana_coman: BingoBoingo, in Europe at least the "difference" between economy and business class on small regional flights is quite often
a... curtain drawn to separate the 2 areas of the aircraft, but not much else (same seats, same space/lack of it, same food if you really need airplane-food on
a 2-3 hours flight)
mircea_popescu: dude's ~as maddox-knockoffy / dumb as i remember it, however, "The Pick Up Artist community has turned thousands of young men into silly cheap-shits. Their The Game plan is simple: 1. Dont pay for shit. 2. ? 3. Pussy! But thats like switching from live bait to dynamite when youre fishing in the bathtub. Heres
a straighter line between points U and P: 1. Stop dating chicks that arent going to fuck you!"
a111: Logged on 2017-05-15 21:59 mircea_popescu: anywya, im not reading this pile of garbage ; but from the skimming -- the whole argument is born of ignorance. reddit got its start as
a heaven for child porn peddlers who got banned on digg.