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danielpbarron: stuff
that should be a blog post but instead he films it
danielpbarron: i've see
that guy before; he makes youtube videos for dumb people
nubbins`: So you're saying
that ham sandwiches with lettuce aren't an integral part of smart contracts?
nubbins`: SO YOU'RE ACTUALLY, LIKE,
TOTALLY SAYING
THAT
THICKER WALLS DON'T PREVENT CRIME?
nubbins`: @eris_ltd So you're saying better locks &
thick walls don't lower crime? If so, should we lock our doors at all? Smart contracts = locks.
danielpbarron: actually
that's a bad bet because how can i prove it? and
that's why smart contracts are retarded
nubbins` creates a complicated bet designed
to milk value out of his s.mg warrant
danielpbarron bets a small insurance amount on 'No' for "Amazon will deliver my book on
time"
trinque: ben_vulpes: indeed,
that making corpses bit, "ahhhhh, yes"
danielpbarron: probably yet another
thing better managed by bitbet
ben_vulpes: trinque: it was pretty illuminating
to me as well
danielpbarron: if pushed he'd probably have
to admit
that
there would be "trusted 3rd parties" who vote on whether
the event happened or not
nubbins`: danielpbarron
that's
the sense i get.
danielpbarron: he's probably referring
to some
thing where both parties put up bitcoin collateral in an escrow controlled by "the block chain"
☟︎ fluffypony: and it can observe
the exchange and you get your money
nubbins`: no,
they're smart because
they prevent you from, say, stealing a bag of candy
kakobrekla: shouldn't
those be called more like 'computable contracts' or whatever
nubbins`: i'm curious
to know if
this idiot had a broken example in mind, or if he just mashed words
together
nubbins`: "because
they're smart you can't break
the law"
fluffypony: nubbins`:
the smart contract must magically be able
to solve self-disputes
trinque: my both immediate and long-term strategy has been
to identify markets where
the software has languished, and
to raid
the space with something built well
☟︎ assbot: Sure smart contracts may replace lawyers, but because
they're 'smart' you can't break
the law either, so you'll need fewer police.
danielpbarron: While
this conversation was
taking place, Mr.
Troia's daughter was making noise while playing.
This background distraction created just
the setting needed for Mr.
Troia
to push his social engineering scheme.
[]bot: Bet placed: 5 BTC for No on "Bitcoin
to drop under $150 before April"
http://bitbet.us/bet/1123/ Odds: 7(Y):93(N) by coin, 9(Y):91(N) by weight.
Total bet: 34.77616637 BTC. Current weight: 26,386.
nubbins`: that said, holding
the stop sign all day is no fun. can't listen
to headphones, gotta stand up!
nubbins`: asciilifeform:phun phact (also noted by al) - fella who holds
the 'stop' sign all day makes 2x what a
typical postdoc makes. <<< fella w/
the sign is also arguably providing more value for
the $
lobbes: Slowly, I'm starting
to understand/absorb
the reasoning in:
trilema.com/2015/why-representative-democracy-doesnt-work-and-doesnt-make-sense
nubbins`: BingoBoingo:BitBet is
the greatest provider of insurance BTC has ever seen <<< ah, maybe.
there are others?
nubbins`: asciilifeform:ben_vulpes: where i went it was
the 'credit-hour' <<< same, standard 3h/wk course was 3 credit hours
danielpbarron: it booted correctly after i
took cd out, now it reboots into installer
danielpbarron: ok maybe i just messed something up, now
this
thing reboots into installer with no cd
[]bot: Bet placed: 1 BTC for Yes on "BTC
to
top $700 before 1st July"
http://bitbet.us/bet/1128/ Odds: 15(Y):85(N) by coin, 15(Y):85(N) by weight.
Total bet: 88.31517126 BTC. Current weight: 88,751.
assbot: Logged on 10-01-2015 19:09:16; mircea_popescu: xiando: I
thought I'd mention
that openssl 1.0.1k apparently breaks bitcoin-core <<
this, of coruse, was discussed for
the past few days :)
[]bot: Bet placed: 2.9996 BTC for No on "BTC
to
top $700 before 1st July"
http://bitbet.us/bet/1128/ Odds: 14(Y):86(N) by coin, 14(Y):86(N) by weight.
Total bet: 87.31517126 BTC. Current weight: 88,773.
danielpbarron: i
think it's as simple as using 'dd'
to write cd56.iso
to
the stick
danielpbarron: and it's nice
to have
the cd for machines
that can't boot usb for whatever reason
funkenstein_: i had
trouble with usb last i
tried, i will
try again
danielpbarron: i
think
this only applies if you're installing on a mac
danielpbarron: for some reason
this particular machine had it as 16 -- easily fixed by running newfs_msdos over it
danielpbarron: oh i also learned
that "ofwboot" has
to go into an MSDOS partition at
the beginning of
the drive, and it has
to be FAT32 (not FAT16)
danielpbarron: just seems counter intuitive seeing as how i'd normally have
to specify
the boot device before
the kernel even loads
chetty: <danielpbarron>
today i learned
that OpenBSD will boot into
the installer if it finds
the install CD in
the drive while booting//was
that on purpose or an oops?
danielpbarron: today i learned
that OpenBSD will boot into
the installer if it finds
the install CD in
the drive while booting
☟︎ []bot: Bet placed: 1 BTC for No on "Light Sweet Crude Oil (WTI)
to drop under $35 before June "
http://bitbet.us/bet/1129/ Odds: 33(Y):67(N) by coin, 34(Y):66(N) by weight.
Total bet: 3.75645355 BTC. Current weight: 93,873.
assbot: Logged on 19-03-2015 12:05:12; davout: jurov: by default
they should come with
the first deposit according
to
the FAQ, so
to
the deposit address
chetty: The
Treasury further announced on Wednesday a new research initiative on digital currency
technology, and said it would inject an additional 10 million pounds ($14.66 million) into
the area. It will work with
the British Standards Association
to develop a set of standards
that will protect consumers, it said.
funkenstein_: but
they already convinced me of
that with "papers please"
funkenstein_: well at least
these folks are clear
that
they are nazis, we have warning
assbot: I was detained by CBSA, required
to give passwords for all my devices.
They wanted
to "inspect" devices in some closed room. [1/5]
danielpbarron: some guy got held up in Canadian customs recently, had
to
type in his laptops password so
they could "look for kiddie porn"
danielpbarron: oh idk if
they use
that word, but it seems
to mean
that if
they
think you know
the key and refuse
to
tell
them, you are a criminal and can be arrested as such
funkenstein_: excellent. I hope Mr. UK does a good job of making sure
there is one block every 10 minutes
danielpbarron: funkenstein_, in
the UK it's
the law/becoming law
that you can be compelled
to give up your private key in
the interest of "protecting
the economy"
Asa9t1: but i didnt do anything major
til last year
funkenstein_: Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 <--
translation please?
danielpbarron: does
that mean you have piles of bitcoin
that you bought for nothing?
Asa9t1: that system of mine is history for
that
Asa9t1: but ive forgotten how
to do it
danielpbarron: you would have been in
there if you had a key registered
Asa9t1: i had
to use
the bitcoin program
Asa9t1: i was hooked up
to something
Asa9t1: that was
the bot for bitcoin
Asa9t1: was hooked up
to
that bot who wot I hink
Asa9t1: oh shit Ive forgotten how
to do it
danielpbarron: you're doing a
terrible job; I got you
to
talk immediately
Asa9t1: id have
to check my logs
tbh
Asa9t1: just checking out freenode again. i spent
time here back in 11 & 12
danyalos_: danielpbarron
thx for
the up and for
the
tw follow. At first, I
thought you were here in BA.
danielpbarron: The Chrome counterpart "Turns SJW nonsense into pro-Nazi propaganda. Changes words such as 'Men' into 'Jews'
to make any radical feminist post sound like something straight out of Hitler's mouth!", claims its developer in
the description.
davout: i recall it being mentioned
that
this was only
the "default" deposit address,
too lazy
to !s it
☟︎ danielpbarron: "It's offensive. While feminism is a movement
that aims
to make
the world a better place by promoting equality, nazism is a movement which is linked
to one of
the darkest periods in history" << lol "darkest periods"
☟︎ davout: jurov: by default
they should come with
the first deposit according
to
the FAQ, so
to
the deposit address
☟︎ danielpbarron: (c) in
the interests of
the economic well-being of
the United Kingdom.
☟︎ danielpbarron: (3) A disclosure requirement in respect of any protected information is necessary on grounds falling within
this subsection if it is necessary--
jurov: ;;later
tell mircea_popescu
the fees for new mpex accounts go
to publicly known addy? if it's secret, why?
jurov: ;later
tell mircea_popescu
the fees for new mpex accounts go
to publicly known addy? if it's secret, why?
jurov: ;;later
tell mircea_popescu deposit pls. and no dividends yet?
[]bot: Bet placed: 1 BTC for Yes on "BTC
to
top $700 before 1st July"
http://bitbet.us/bet/1128/ Odds: 14(Y):86(N) by coin, 14(Y):86(N) by weight.
Total bet: 84.21557126 BTC. Current weight: 89,057.
ben_vulpes: and in
the meantime, i'm going long
this girl.