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mats: dunno,
the offensive started
this morning
mircea_popescu: i find it kinda funny
that
they chose
to eschew silbert's efforts, but who knows what
the fuck's going on in
the lizard brain.
assbot: Logged on 02-03-2015 16:57:06;
thestringpuller: ;;ticker
ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu: "millers crossing" << ugh man
that movie is badddd in places
assbot: Logged on 02-03-2015 13:28:12; danielpbarron: actually scratch
that, looks like he's been switching between
them
assbot: Logged on 31-01-2014 13:48:54; mircea_popescu: well sure. i don't propose
the chinese are racially ugly.
BingoBoingo: I I recall correctly you azn chick whining happened at least once around
the
time you elaborated on why Islands suck
mircea_popescu: apparently im on
the record whining about azn chicks
too
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: all
the data used
to perform
the computations should have a "warning - unlinked <location of data, who is responsible for it>" unless a human resolved it
to
the correct source and bundled it along with
the paper
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
mike_c: wow.
that's AAA vs college, but still.
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danielpbarron: actually scratch
that, looks like he's been switching between
them
☟︎ danielpbarron: looks like he just switched
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mircea_popescu: unrelatedly, i just ingested a quart of
the world's best icecream. BEST you hear me ?
mircea_popescu: up until leningrad it was not at all clear
the reich will ever end, especially not from outside.
jurov: Was
taken by getapo in '43.
jurov: She was a soothsayer and prophesied a fall of
the
Third reich
mircea_popescu: i seem
to recall granpa churchill spinning some prime yarn bout how "and once england is defeated our realms across
the sea will carry on without us"
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> gabriel_laddel: it was quite clear in '43
that
third reich would fall apart << is
this some bit of original research ?
mircea_popescu: <ben_vulpes> i don't buy
this 'controlled chaos'. isis is a mortal
threat << more importantly, isis EXISTS because it was born out of
the *previous* iteration of "we didn't really get our asses handed
to us like little girls, we were really AIMING
to be face down, feet in
the air"
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> us includes pretty much
the entire planet outside of ru and cn <<
this is ridoinculous.
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> if such a
thing were
to exist - major problems << sure it exists. it's how
the us navy lost china sea.
BingoBoingo: Yubikeys have been used
to store fixed long passwords for local use. Just works like a USB keyboard in
that case. Just...
BingoBoingo: Perhaps he doesn't
trust his brain
to "brainwallet" strong passwords
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Used
to keep lizard in
the room from watching him
type
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: From film it seems he was worried about "black bag" and in
the event wanted martyrdom.
mod6: hows
that going anyway?
mod6: who is
testing a pogo currently? asciilifeform, danielpbarron and BingoBoingo?
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: I'm
telling you
the film is a lulzmine
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Appears
to indeed be a Yubikey
gabriel_laddel: why, all of
the sudden are
they a immediate
threat
to a hypothetical?
gabriel_laddel: Perhaps I'm missing something, but isn't much of
the discussion in
this channel based on
the assumption
that usg is going
to fall apart?
ben_vulpes: i don't buy
this 'controlled chaos'. isis is a mortal
threat
to
the us (and all client states) and
they desire desperately
to wipe it out.
ben_vulpes: i've yet
to see
them achieve one
thing
they set out
to, in my entire life of watching
them ferry soldiers across
the sea.
ben_vulpes: didn't
they just retain some 20k unseasoned mercs
to go after a mob of kalash-equipped pashtuns?
ben_vulpes: you vastly overestimate
their abilities.
ben_vulpes: and why (why why why?!) must everything be about enraging
the insane bear in
the room?
ben_vulpes: the rest of
the world doth not operate so insanely.
ben_vulpes: this is a strictly us problem,
though.
ben_vulpes: i probably didn't know enough
to make it work when i attempted it.
ben_vulpes: BingoBoingo:
that prototype never worked and has long since been consigned
to my parents dustbin.
BingoBoingo: * ben_vulpes giving
the whole armsmithing game away for some reason << Railgun?
ben_vulpes: the power
to weight ratio just *always*
turns me off.
ben_vulpes: maybe
the
trick is
to leverage existing industrial commodity electrical motors and do something clever with
the batteries.
ben_vulpes: remember when all
the children went out after...yes.
ben_vulpes: i still do not see a need for
this wacky battery of yours.
ben_vulpes: yes well do away with
the $maxint vehicle cert process, $maxint operator
training...
ben_vulpes: you're familiar i'm sure with
the near-disposable cessna's
thrown over america's southern border, stuffed
to
the gills with $substance?
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: 'well patrolled' << i'm pretty sure
that 50+ sneak
through for every single one busted.