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kakobrekla: <mircea_popescu> not in any sense comparable. < doesnt matter
as long
as someone else doesnt care
thestringpuller: and
as you said how can you trust the information aggregated unless you vet it yourself
mircea_popescu: stupidest thing i ever heard.
as if the hard part about getting someone to translate romanian trilema is "how to package the articles in querstion". that's the big deal, whether to save them
as .jpg or .xls
mircea_popescu: shooting policemen on sight is supposed to appear
as a morally dubious choice ?
mircea_popescu: I know not of others, but of myself I can testify of how testy things go. In any sexual act by which I mean copulation, there's present two segments. The first, from onset until I feel I can ejaculate if I wish to, an the second from there on, which is to say until whether I wish to or not, it's coming out. Depending on various factors, such
as if I'm tired, or not well acquainted with the miss and I'm shocked by how g
assbot: Logged on 22-04-2014 12:51:23; asciilifeform: phun phact:
as a student, i once seriously planned to build a pocket gas chromatographer, to pick up gurlz. how!? to do this - exercise for alert reader.
assbot: Logged on 19-01-2014 19:38:32; asciilifeform:
as a boy, i read about an 18th c. book, 'Triple Power over the Forces of Hell'
cazalla: self-published
as in hey, i uploaded my shit to amazon, i'm an author now
mircea_popescu: Daryush Valizadeh,[1] (born June 14, 1979)[2] also known
as Roosh V and Roosh Vorek, is an American[3] writer, pick-up artist[4][5] and self-styled "love tourist"[6] of Iranian and Armenian descent,[7] known for his writings on seduction and antifeminism.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: well afaik he identifies
as a capt'n of the whole "how to get laid" thing.
BingoBoingo still reeling over last week's discovery that of all distros Linux Mint appears
as though it will be a systemd holdout.
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> holy shit, it turns out Marvel's The Avengers is the highest grossing and highest opening movie of all time. << The power of brand and using 5 previous feature length films
as trailers.
cazalla: well i figured "my" would act
as a qualifier for actual girls posting their own tits
mircea_popescu:
As a result of these developments, partners at all the majors firms monitored these message boards, looking for the latest gossip about their firms and their competing firms. They had to stay up to date, because a change in benefits in Firm A could mean a flood of ass
mircea_popescu: ith each other about salary, benefits, work conditions, anything they choose. One of the sparking events was when Gunderson, a relatively small firm in Silicon Valley, raised their starting associate salaries from somewhere around the industry average of $100,000 to $125,000. One of the first places this information was posted and disseminated was the messages boards on Infirmation.com, and from that event,
as well
as mircea_popescu: Infirmation.com is a job-related website that has message boards on it, where anyone can anonymously post anything. The message boards are divided by region, one being for New York associates, one for Silicon Valley, one for Chicago, etc. These message boards, called “Greedy Associate” boards, had vaulted to fame in the preceding months
as a means for associates at different firms to anonymously share information w
mircea_popescu: anyway, if anyone's curious
as to how exactly stuff like reddit or tardstalk work, here's a blow by blow, by a guy in the know :
mircea_popescu: more importantly : the cost of hay in carson city was 250 dollars per ton in 1962, and had been
as much
as twice that. at the same time a horse could be had for 30.
mircea_popescu: (btw... the reason silicon valley
as a marketable product exists today ? that.)
trinque: mircea_popescu: is this the classic paranoia that the underlings are all out to get the leadership,
as manifested in tech?
mircea_popescu: yes, i'm sure "they" lie, notwithstanding that "they" doesn't even exist
as such outside of the sufferer's sufferances.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform "yes,
as a matter of policy, in the sense an addict's untimely death is a matter of his own policy"
trinque:
as you point out, the things that really matter use crypto that (afaik) works
trinque: asciilifeform: I think I see your point; the answer is not "yes, oops" but "Yes
as a matter of policy."
trinque: asciilifeform: at least one might hope that even they've lost track of which pieces of tech they've weakened over the years, such that they've weakened themselves
as well
cazalla: will provide updates
as developments warrant."
cazalla: oh, garza never ceases to provide the lulz.. his $20 honour program was to go live today.. posts this a few days back
https://i.imgur.com/1RjXbe4.png and now the day of launch..
http://blog.paybase.com/status-of-honor-program/ "
As previously reported, we are reviewing with counsel the features of the Honors Program and what if any aspects of the program may require regulatory approval. We intend to proceed based upon advise of counsel and
assbot: Logged on 31-01-2015 19:51:38; asciilifeform: 'golang' is in the same league
as apple's 'darwin' unix kernel. a whole zoological kingdom of pseudo-open, where, yes, theoretically you can read source, but it is not -for you-
mircea_popescu: this is,
as you'd expect, a very convenient western misrepresentation.
BingoBoingo: It might be just
as likely Chicago exists
as a Vassal state of Archer Daniel Midland of Western Illinois in one of the the greatest reversals on the bezzel order.
BingoBoingo: I imagine it
as a sort of Byzantium, well placed, but not really loved by anyone.
BingoBoingo: trinque: I think the Chicagoland Duchy may at sometimes though claim influence
as far south
as Peoria, might raid
as far south
as Kentucky, but doubt they wil get to St Louis with regularity seeing the problem the river represents
BingoBoingo: Chicagoland might live on
as a very poor Duchy
mircea_popescu:
as if that's how things work. but hey, in obamaland, north of chad, that's exactly how they do work
mircea_popescu: i'll bet you
as a for instance that the way he sees it, the muslims taking over europe east of the danube is perfect, inasmuch
as they'll do away with the feminists, transsexuals, redditards etceteras on their own dime.
mircea_popescu: mats putin is not
as against teh muslims
as you imagine.
mircea_popescu: "In one story in the ROVER, for instance, somebody has a tame bear, and
as it is a Russian bear, it is nicknamed Trotsky–obviously an echo of the 1917-23 period and not of recent controversies. The clock has stopped at 1910. Britannia rules the waves, and no one has heard of slumps, booms, unemployment, dictatorships, purges or concentration camps."
ben_vulpes: question being the same
as one would have for the matchstick eiffel tower engineer
PeterL: mircea_popescu:a federation, like the us ? << nominally US is a federation, but between the FedGov usurping power from the states, free movement of people between the states, and the mass-produced commercialized 'culture', the US is pretty homogenous; we think of ourselfs
as USians rather than $myState-ians.
ben_vulpes: or if it's opening them it sure
as hell isn't doing anything with them
mircea_popescu: and does the govt letter go "we object to the inclusion of this witness
as mr antonopoulos is actually... in a word... dead." ?
decimation: the implication being that serious folks with lots of bezzlars see a 3% 30-year loan
as a great investment - which is telling about expectations of the future
mircea_popescu: but anyway :
as in the centrally controlled economy of the socialist state, so in the us : the "private" sector is a wrapper around the politburo.
mircea_popescu: decimation this is why it only makes sense to buy it
as a loan, on good terms.
mircea_popescu: perhaps
as a 10 year fixed, with a negotiable that includes your right to fully repay.
decimation:
as for 15x, you can get 0.5% loans - that have 1-month adjustable rates
mircea_popescu: phillipsjk: The users installing those routers probably don't even play with computer networks
as a hobby. It is the manufacturers, not the end-users' fault that UPnP is exposed to the Internet. <<< ther atrocity known
as unpnp exists in the first place because people who do not know how to use computers wish nevertheless to use computers, and then complain to people running servers that "doesn't work".
mircea_popescu: “We were stunned by the allegations which served to negatively impact our business in this exciting and evolving financial category,” said Josh Garza, CEO of GAW. “However, we appreciate the outpouring of support by a community that is behind what we are doing
as pioneers in the cryptocurrency market; in short, they simply didn’t believe it.”
pete_dushenski: i'm more interested in how long you can negotiate
as far
as a fixed rate term goes
mircea_popescu: That number isn't true
as it assumes we will immediately be processing 84k transactions per block which isn't going to happen."
mircea_popescu: about
as easy to go either way, towards past or future
phillipsjk: The users installing those routers probably don't even play with computer networks
as a hobby. It is the manufacturers, not the end-users' fault that UPnP is exposed to the Internet.
phillipsjk: I also wanted to comment that behavior that seem stupid from the outside is sometimes completely rational. Quoting MP: 'last time we diagnosed [the DDOS bot] it was mostly unpnp pwnt routers that yielded it. long known
as a problem, little to do about it because "must have lusers on the internet"'
http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=29-01-2015#997218 (
as an example)
☝︎ pete_dushenski: 2. Second, over the longer run, because of continuing technological improvements, the prices of renewables, especially solar power, are likely to drop much faster than is the case for commodity-based fuels such
as oil. The prices of commodity-based fuels, which are traded in deep, liquid markets, also tend to be more volatile than those of renewables, for which there tend to be no separate markets (especially fo
cazalla: and nobody has moved the goal posts
as much
as those idiots.. gpu resistant, asic resistant, it's faster etc etc
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Cazalla's text. But... certain people who birthed it still promote it
as an alternative that still solves a problem.
decimation: yes, warez vendors targeted solaris
as a platform, like cadence, adobe, etc
decimation: they built aqua-ducts that lasted 2000 years - I'm not betting that 'portland cement' will last
as long
BingoBoingo: onewhosits: More just some vandal has a bot that lurks and DoS's connections
as it seens them join. Cloak should be enough to defeat that. To connect with Tor you'd need a cloak anyway.
mats: software is described
as high quality.
teward: and since the nick i auth up
as in otc was taken, there's a problem