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mircea_popescu: but they don't say "by his lordship's authority, gna". they say "phylosophycally!!!!" which is a keyword with these functionally iliterate morons, and it's a keyword for specifically "this is where real republic instrument would go, if it existed
as it does but we heretically deny"
mircea_popescu: RM and in May 2009, Augustin was appointed
as the chief executive officer."
BingoBoingo: If the town custom was fucking dogs... convenient, features, might
as well!
mircea_popescu: "might
as well this
as that, it's all the same anyway."
a111: Logged on 2018-09-29 23:35 mircea_popescu: but
as far
as the foundation is concerned -- if all it does (ALL IT DOES!!!) is stand up to tell me "oh, we can't follow the keccak because reasons" ima put an end to it in short order.
mircea_popescu: get the fuck out of here. in adult world there's such a thing
as "this tall to ride".
mircea_popescu: WHY did not rms say "you MUST unify the toolchain" at such a time
as ~before~ ers could step in to do it for his usual expectation of a coversion gain ?
mircea_popescu: it should be instructive exactly ~how~ ers's warcrime
as you (with cause) call it made its way into rms's naive ranch of cattle purity : "SourceForge brought to Free Software a unified and standard development methodology based on modern tools. Before SourceForge, such tools (bug tracking, cvs, web, support, forums, polls, news, etc.) were available individually, but few developers used many of them together, because they had
a111: Logged on 2016-03-28 13:11 mircea_popescu: upon consideration, i see no reason to continue supporting or otherwise encourage kakobrekla's bizarre worldview. on the contrary, i view further involvement with the nonsense
as considerable moral hazard, and a miserable thing to do altogether.
mircea_popescu: what the fuck must be going in through their skulls to view "advertisement spend from proprietary competitor on my page"
as anything but a) a great lul and b) hey, nice, i'll be sure to buy more dog toys for the bitches out of THEIR MONEY
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform probably because "Savannah has high project approval requirements and thus visitors can expect freedom-related qualities from projects hosted here (such
as no proprietary dependencies). Moreover, there are no advertisements, thus you do not run the risk of getting an ad for a proprietary competitor on your project page."
mircea_popescu:
AS DOING. The fact the rest of you are now finally realizing that some of the problems I already solved years ago were, in fact, real issues, is mildly amusing to me in a morbid way. If you have competent developers on this lsit you don't NEED my patches, you can figure out how to do it from the _idea_ in a couple hours." << there,
as good an epitaph FOSS could ever get.
BingoBoingo suspects Paraguay calling out bad series of benjis is what got them on US shitlist this century (
as opposed to other times they got on US shitlist)
BingoBoingo: I dunno that the redskins were eliminated so much
as interbred with the imported german slaves to the point of disappearing
mircea_popescu: there's really a lengthy list of these, "o noes, someone's fundamentally not
as fucked in the head
as us ?! O GOD SAVE US FROM SUCH HORRORS!!!"
mircea_popescu: "(People sent me bug reports about the 0.9.24 release. Yeah, that release contained a lot of code copied out of my tree into CVS, but the release was based on CVS, not on my tree.) By 2008
as CVS sank into obsolecense, TCC had clearly decided to go down with the ship. No matter how much work I put into my fork it would never eclipse the "official" tcc project (which could of course read my code to advance their tree)."
a111: Logged on 2017-03-30 14:43 asciilifeform: anyway erlang is imho only worth discussing
as part of a larger pattern -- industry after industry independently discovered that c -- and its entire approach to logic -- is poison
a111: Logged on 2017-03-30 14:38 asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: i will also nitpick : 'erlang' does not belong in the list, it was a 1980s product that worked quite well in its industrial niche (large telco switches) but was later stolen and used
as a totem by the folx from yesterday's thread (
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-03-29#1633873 )
Mocky: so not optimal, maybe even laughable, but yet has a model and
as spec that is not self contradictory
Mocky: laugh if you will, yet still can't do it even *with* locking in standard c++,
as far
as I can tell
mircea_popescu: hanbot write down the whole story
as you go, but basically yes.
mircea_popescu:
as a general design principle! you may NOT have "multiple" on a machine. it's 0, 1, buswidth-count. THAT IS IT.
a111: Logged on 2019-01-16 02:24 mod6: This all started because we need a new door, it's old
as shit, and all the weather stripping is bad, etc. So of course, this isn't std door size. So I paid some good money to have a custom one made to size. When the carp came out to install it, the first thing he did was pull off one piece of molding, and stuck his file down in the bottom area where that joist is located, and it pushed right through.
mircea_popescu: moreover -- b is actually a major spot of research, because we don't even exactly know WHAT we will set down
as "must be / must not be".
mircea_popescu: nevertheless, the obvious alternative, factually there
as holes follow fills and so on, is "approach from code end". and this approach'd be something like a ~proper~ standards lib. ie, both with proper access and proper primitives.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i'm aware, evolved not designed. nevertheless, the fundamental breakage here is that glibc is proposed
as a "library" rather than a "kernel mod". not that these terms make any fucking sense anyway, but what the fuck am i gonna do.
mircea_popescu: terminology fails, mostly because terminology was made by morons and we're trying to discuss analysis in roman numerals here, but consider "glibc" would be a... well i guess a kernel mod the program links against
as a library ?
mircea_popescu: even so.
as far
as reading goes, you still read it the same number of times, whether it's linked or bios'd.
a111: Logged on 2019-02-17 23:49 asciilifeform: re bolix back end, i suspect it aint very useful
as starting point, because was far ~too easy~ item , in that the iron per se was sane (i.e. performed bounds and type checks, so much of what gcc is stuck doing in soft, was unnecessary )
mircea_popescu: the obvious counter there will be "but not cheaper than baking ONE sane gcc". which is true, but nevertheless not
as useful -- sometimes having an interface, even if "spurious" is better than not having it, which is why parents don't customarily discuss family finances with their 12yos.
mircea_popescu: understand tho, it has a very visible facet of wishful thinking. i mean yes, obviously, way the fuck better to have all the needful stuff in one place than added to each binary. this much is certain. nevertheless, the notion that you can stuff a converter from insanity to sanity "in the bios" requires just
as much a magical stone
as any other "universal sanity-insanity bridge".
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform re bios emu -- i am certainly not against trying this. it's not possible to say much more than that
as things stand now.
mircea_popescu studiously and quite deliberately ignored the whole thing
as a wikitarida/reddit of its time.
mircea_popescu:
as long
as the tim swansons of the world remain an oppressed minority, the world can be sane ; and not futher.
a111: Logged on 2019-02-17 23:42 asciilifeform: ( for n00bz: ) writing a compiler back-end aint actually hard. asciilifeform & many many other folx, did it ~
as homework~ , at school. the hard thing is writing a ~decent~ optimizing backend.
a111: Logged on 2019-02-17 14:49 mircea_popescu: see, engineers are worse than whores. a whore might pretend like she's not working, but an engineer does inept shit like "/* This should optimize out, but it is wise to make sure this assumption is correct. Should these have different sizes, we cannot cast between them and the overlaying onto ERRATIC will not work. */" so
as to ~pretend~ like he doesn't see WHY exactly he wants to take that code out. seriously, ooga-booga-bu
mircea_popescu: the computing 90s are soon to be just a memory,
as these artefacts of sheer wtf slowly disappear.
a111: Logged on 2019-02-20 04:54 mircea_popescu: "
as a language, it requires you to specify in great detail what you do not know in order to obtain the experience necessary to learn it."
mircea_popescu: well what the fuck. like on earth turns out to be just
as philosophically and cognitively unsound. which it is.
mircea_popescu: "
as a language, it requires you to specify in great detail what you do not know in order to obtain the experience necessary to learn it."
☟︎ mircea_popescu: "C++ is philosophically and cognitively unsound
as it forces a violation of all known epistemological processes on the programmer."
ave1: Btw asciilifeform, I had to switch my cheap NFS account to a more expensive one
as php 5.6 is no longer supported in their new setup. I expect that sometime, at the end of this year, 5.6 will also disappear from "production" sites.
a111: Logged on 2019-02-18 08:56 diana_coman:
http://btcbase.org/log/2019-02-18#1897858 -> ah, so broken links were only in the older versions? anyway: ave1 please do me a favour and point any fetch/download scripts to a mirror of the stuff on your own website, there is no way around this. For one thing I'd much rather download from a republican site and for the other
as experience has already amply shown, any external site WILL move them, change them, drop them and it will at best br
a111: Logged on 2019-02-17 16:09 asciilifeform: for instance, emacs has yet to be cured,
as i understand
BingoBoingo: I did not join the group
as it was composed of 4 dorks and 5 morbidly obese fem-presenting mayos.
trinque:
http://btcbase.org/log/2019-02-14#1896360 << far better than I could've said it, but yes. your "from cause" is foundational for sanity, let alone republic. I gather some have taken "sanity"
as a term of art there, not the literal meaning.
☝︎ mircea_popescu: basically there's not much room for middle here. either rk or else monster -- even things such
as shared hosting are better off on large x86 server than a bunch of mid ones
mircea_popescu: yeah, but... if you'rte gonna beef-server, might
as well get a 32 core monster.
mircea_popescu: well, doesn't seem like the end of the world, then, to say "this is the rk, has so and so list of advantages
as before discussed (truly independend box, etc) and the one drawback meanwhile discovered that you can't really do tmsr-like threading in ada on it, which may be fixed later"
diana_coman:
http://btcbase.org/log/2019-02-18#1897858 -> ah, so broken links were only in the older versions? anyway: ave1 please do me a favour and point any fetch/download scripts to a mirror of the stuff on your own website, there is no way around this. For one thing I'd much rather download from a republican site and for the other
as experience has already amply shown, any external site WILL move them, change them, drop them and it will at best br
☝︎☟︎ BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> i'm still curious what mircea_popescu thinks of
as 'ada machine' << 128 bit MIPS 1, 2, 8, or 72 cores at 800, 1600, or 3200 mhz when purpose backed. Otherwise 128 bit for the UCI address space.
mircea_popescu: one advantage to c's retardation is that well...
as long
as you feed it the shit it expects, it'll work in the same manner
as before.
mircea_popescu: he can use it to crush hymenoptera for all i care, just
as long
as it contains the correct set of software.
a111: Logged on 2019-02-17 16:26 asciilifeform: ada.interrupts ~will~ have to be tested, it's a must for 'bare irons' adaisms
as a class.
diana_coman: re glibc: until now I saw it
as tolerated until full tmsr version (whatever that might be, i.e. owned glibc version or musl or whatever)
a111: Logged on 2019-02-12 23:36 asciilifeform: the avionics people seem to use it, but they (near
as i was able to learn) dun kill tasks at all, and regard any detected wedge
as a
http://btcbase.org/log/2019-02-12#1895456 condition