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decimation: adlai: gesture typing sucks, at least
as implemented on 'modern' phones
decimation recalls using an ancient hp 'portable' computer running hp/ux
as a youth
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Actual line from text you though worthy of offering a solution to: "Currently she was being referred to
as the Sparkly Unicorn Princess of the Noble and Most Ancient House of Sparklypoo."
BingoBoingo: Are we sure the fanfic propaganda guy isn't a teen girl "
As it turned out, nobody had worked out that her challenging Neville to a Most Ancient Duel meant that she liked him. She'd thought it would be obvious but no, nobody else had even thought of that apparently."
adlai: eg, "compressed ECDSA key" is pretty much the same general idea
as the proof that there are '
as many' rational numbers
as integers
decimation: snowden might have contacted wikileaks acting
as a foil for the russian security services
assbot: Logged on 04-03-2015 03:00:58; *: BingoBoingo remembers in early 2012 before scandal Petraeus being floated
as a more serious threat to Obola than Congress
decimation: asciilifeform: they would see themselves
as reformers
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform meta-people, basically. unable to act because stuck pondering implications
as a passtime.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Aha they took reop
as is... Even with the part where it only exists
as a "go" turd
adlai: tlsnotary [purports to let you]*, (but they seem to know what they're doing,
as far
as i can tell)
assbot: Logged on 04-03-2015 01:47:14; Pierre_Rochard: decimation: this is about separating the traders’ cash from the exchange’s cash. Comingling of funds is not a good idea,
as you point out it can lead to “fractional reserve” by the exchange (more precisely, defalcation)
adlai: asciilifeform: what's the lispm good for these days? i'm intrigued by them but (
as you yourself have said) software sim is much more practical these days
BingoBoingo confesses running to OpenBSD instead of Gentoo not because of knowledge, but from a lack of knowledge. Still determine personal minimal set of installed software. No confident enough to make best choices on a whole workstation (
as opposed to appliance) stack.
adlai needs to try this
as coding music
assbot: Logged on 04-03-2015 03:36:26; danielpbarron: such a person could sign a message
as any user
BingoBoingo: danielpbarron: Could even the good doktor mark such a large keyspace
as RSA
as his numebers?
decimation: who exactly is to be the object of your submission? the law
as written? or
as interpreted by bureaucrats? or
as voted by your neighbor?
trinque: danielpbarron: I enjoy thinking of the usgov
as the whore, though I've heard people argue thats the catholic church
decimation: trinque:
as a Christian I find their statements abhorrent
BingoBoingo still only on chapter 66 and closing chapters, which ought to be expected
as I'm from a town with "auf wiedersehen" on the signs at its borders
BingoBoingo remembers in early 2012 before scandal Petraeus being floated
as a more serious threat to Obola than Congress
☟︎ BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Of course. Petraeus's greatest problem was going
as high
as a primate could go. Purely sublizard being
BingoBoingo: decimation: The thing is he took the post
as an active duty officer and the affair itself presented another potentially chargeable crime.
BingoBoingo: decimation: Basically it seems the objective of the scandal was to keep him out of national politics. Mission accomplished
as it rarely is.
BingoBoingo: Then again the PowerPC console generation came
as Apple left the architecture and IBM wanted anyone else to jsutify its continued work there
Pierre_Rochard: decimation: this is about separating the traders’ cash from the exchange’s cash. Comingling of funds is not a good idea,
as you point out it can lead to “fractional reserve” by the exchange (more precisely, defalcation)
☟︎ gabriel_laddel:
as for the original PSP, 76.3 million sales (
as of March 31, 2012)
lobbes: I'd imagine the latter would fall prey to the same issues
as a vps
mircea_popescu: they have nothing. this is proof positive that the cia is
as worthless
as the vassar feminist book club.
ascii_field: stick's pretty sharp, i'm sitting on it
as we speak
mircea_popescu: but generally, liberal professions / highly skilled professionals. which pointedly does not include coding monkeys,
as per us law.
mod6: np. i just want people to get from your article that we're focused on publishing the release
as soon
as possible. hopefully this month.
thestringpuller: except at the end with the implied "Work is halting on this for now
as the main focus will be the v0.5.3.1 milestone release. Stay tuned for more on this.
ascii_field: i overlooked this because assumed that static build worked given
as test was on box known to lack openssl, boost, bdb
as centrally installed libs
jurov: ascii_field: you seen a pamflet claiming ada was intended
as elaborate hoax to set back russian progrmamers?
danielpbarron: it's banned
as both "peer-to-peer software," and
as a "CPU intense application" (if mining)
chetty: <jurov> strip mining of human resources is usually not the best strategy// strip miners ..also know
as gubermint
cazalla: so when did vessenes become involved in the foundation, from what i'm reading, it was gavin that floated and promoted the idea of it back in october 2011 (piecing together some history
as suggested by.. who, i forget)
mircea_popescu: and yes that's what i'd do
as fed chairman : interest hike to 35%.
mircea_popescu: and yes it did work. and no, the bezzle wasn't
as bad then
as it is now.
cazalla: the new australian chinese mums have a good scheme going on.. their mothers come here from china to cook/clean etc for a year so new mum can take it easy, explains why all all the other mums look tired but this china doll looks
as good
as ever
Vexual: im on the same money
as one year ago
ben_vulpes: anyways
as a point of data, it's year 1.5ish of this insane enterprise, and i'm just now beginning to approach the salary of a "programmer" in my geographic region.
mircea_popescu: for the record, being chinese doesn't make them special. they get
as much access
as obama gets.
pete_dushenski: well,
as much 'fame'
as random, non-WoT commenters on contravex can have
fluffypony: '
as he stabbed me and raped my bloody corpse'
fluffypony: pete_dushenski: analogous to "The fraud came
as a surprise. He seemed like such a nice guy. I definitely didn't expect him to scam anyone."
pete_dushenski: "Abraham says: “Fraud in Apple Pay… came
as a surprise to all” " << mhm. right.
pete_dushenski: "When deep in nitty gritty of development you sometimes forget quite how world-altering the technology you’re creating is, which is probably just
as well since the gravity of the matter at hand would be continually distracting. "
pete_dushenski: Since our blockchain has a number of important differences with the Bitcoin blockchain (mainly in transaction density), stemming from the extremely short 12s block time we’re aiming for, we would have to use not the blockchain data itself like Hashimoto but rather an artifcially created dataset, done with an algorithm known
as Dagger (yes, some will remember it
as Vitalik’s first and flawed attempt at a memo
mircea_popescu: Political collapse will be resisted, and the way it will be resisted is by starting
as many wars
as possible, to produce a vast backdrop of failure to serve
as a rationale for all sorts of “emergency measures,” << i said this a number of times, but it bears repeating : if this happens every usg employee, past or present, hangs by his guts.
mircea_popescu: "Military success is unimportant, because failure is even better for maintaining order by forcing through various emergency security measures than success." << this is known
as the "north korea" versio of us future. because obviously best kim is in a state of imagined war with an imagined world.
trinque: though I can take eating key fingerprints
as a feature request
mircea_popescu: not clear what those words mean, so let's be explicit :
as far
as the website is concerned, the preferred display is for every block that included a bundle to be listed, clickable, lead to bundle. to the right of it, enumerated, the individual deeds that were therein bundled
trinque: mircea_popescu: ah so publish
as a bundle, but then upload the parts separate?
ascii_field: mircea_popescu: yes! soon
as i get back home
ascii_field was turned down, just
as expected, almost certainly for 'too ethnic'
trinque: dunno, is this going to be the target of hax at some point? I wrote it
as though it would be
trinque: its actually even more constrained than that,
as it will reject keys not in assbot's l1 or l2
mircea_popescu: but
as a side point : for all the fixed ideas in the electoral population about what the labels "republican" or "democrat" mean, i would like to point out obama is by far the strongest believer in free markets the white house has had in a long time.
mats: well you can take the lack of reporting
as a sign that the us got trounced again
gabriel_laddel: Anyways, this is what I have in mind when I say "new format" - and no, I don't think the 'adults' would be happy about a program that converts arbitary PDFs into this sort of program,
as evidenced by no bezzle barons funding Aaron Swartz's legal defense.
gabriel_laddel: I should have better defined what I mean by "useful format": all the citations must be clickable, and when you click on them, they open up the linked paper, or tell you where it is located (i.e., behind a paywall). I don't want plaintext output, but rather a better format with the exact same formatting
as the original pdf that allows me to click, drag-and-drop and add new content. The authors etc should all be progr
gabriel_laddel: 14:16:34 BingoBoingo: gabriel_laddel: the 'adults' are not going to be happy about you writing a program that converts all books in libgen.info + all papers you can get of school networks into a useful format via a combination of OCR and heuristic hackery << Plain OCR is normally sufficient for books without advanced mathematics
as long
as you are willing to liberate the pages from the spine. Test it with a sheetfed
ben_vulpes: lol nowhere near
as expensive
as their payloads are valuable.
mircea_popescu: jurov
as an example, if someone bought 100 shares on mpex today at the 0.239 price paying 23.9 btc, he would control (if memory serves) 1% of the 1% f.derp stake in the origial coinbase. that'd entitle him to 0.01% of the value of 50/350 parts in the coinbase ipo, which would come to
jurov: they can't sell for over 350k btc.. << or else? you'll keep selling
as many D.CBSE
as necessary?
mircea_popescu: Transhumanists are not fond of death. We would stop it if we could. To this end we support research that holds out hope of a future in which humanity has defeated death. Death is an extremely difficult technical problem, to be attacked with biotech and nanotech and other technological means. I do not tell a tale of the land called Future, nor state
as a fact that humanity will someday be free of death - I have no magic