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thestringpuller: Seinfeld and a bunch of 90's commedians are coming out
as aspies << i couldn't tell
BingoBoingo: So the big stories from NBC Nightly news tonight: Berlin wall fell, Seinfeld and a bunch of 90's commedians are coming out
as aspies
saifedean: i dug up the old phd and can email it to any of you who are interested. not sure it's worth publishing
as it's still too academese to interest normals
mircea_popescu: saifedean so basically, would you say the usg is using grant money to coerce lies being published
as "science" and to force people who won't do it leave academia ?
saifedean: well taleb was the reason i went heretical, or the gateway drug at least, i met him and became friend and then went heretic... he liked the heretic version and was happy to be on my committee
as the external examiner... but the columbia folks didn't like it so i had to rewrite it and do my Hail USG's, and he still sat onmy committee for that one and helped me defend it from their fangs
assbot: Blogging
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thestringpuller: reminds me of Huxley's Brave New World where the kids are allowed to touch each other "exploratively"
as they grow up in the nurseries
bounce: works about
as well
as anywhere else (which is, not that well), even comes with fancy front-ends to ease the pain a bit
mircea_popescu: On the other hand, most HTML writers don’t perceive comments
as anything other than text delimited with ‘<!--’ and ‘-->’, which is not quite the same. For example, something like ‘<!------------>’ works
as a valid comment
as long
as the number of dashes is a multiple of four (!). If not, the comment technically lasts until the next ‘--’, which may be at the other end of the document. Because of this,
mircea_popescu: According to specifications, HTML comments are expressed
as SGML declarations. Declaration is special markup that begins with ‘<!’ and ends with ‘>’, such
as ‘<!DOCTYPE ...>’, that may contain comments between a pair of ‘--’ delimiters. HTML comments are “empty declarations”, SGML declarations without any non-comment text. Therefore, ‘<!--foo-->’ is a valid comment, and so is ‘<!--one-- --two-
mircea_popescu: actual countries, such
as romania, made out of ~40 or so different languages, or france, or the english space...well... no such luck.
assbot: Logged on 16-05-2013 02:59:23; Chaaang-Noi: i find your guys reaction to gold and silver
as a store of value very funny :)
Adlai:
http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=16-05-2013#33371 << a forex fellow in NYC recently put it best: "Any commodity or asset being used
as a store of value will experience higher prices than its 'true value'... Bitcoin separates this into a separate asset, enabling better price discovery for the others"
☝︎ gernika: mircea_popescu: im pretty sure 3rd stage reader actually has two cvasi-simultaneous processes where the same photogram
as registered by eyes is first parsed for stems then parsed for endings and they get superimposed in a 3rd stage << Is "3rd stage" a reference to a formal description of the classes of reading ability that I can research elsewhere?
Adlai often gets called a politician by irl friends and is unsure whether to take this
as a compliment or wut
mats_cd03: 13:13:47 <+mircea_popescu> ... the proper way to regard the mafia is
as the legal, lawful govenrment of the place being continually attacked and subverted by various socialists, in rome and abroad. << interesting perspective, this
mircea_popescu: (is this fiction still current, btw ? moscow
as 3rd rome ?)
mircea_popescu: sicily was roughly equivalent to old dixie. rural, strong right sorts of people. the proper way to regard the mafia is
as the legal, lawful govenrment of the place being continually attacked and subverted by various socialists, in rome and abroad.
mircea_popescu: if any of the young uns reading us silently is looking for a dragon to slay anbd be a hero : run a new silkroad
as a reverse-honeypot.
Naphex: hey you gotta figure out
as soon
as lowlies seen SR1.0 drop, find a dork, put a website on that tor thingie
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform exactly. which is the angle that i stand behind here. usg is using the tor
as it was designed to be used, meanwhile lies about how they got the data, and the people accused are too fucking stupid for that not to stick.
mircea_popescu: if think about it : accepting the proposition that sr ops are dumb
as rocks implies accepting the proposition that the shit will eventually be closed down.
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu> punkman: hah, same story
as SR1.0 <<< im not so sure i believe that, incidentally. iut's called parallel construction for a reason, and that reason is, "lying through the teeth". << SR 1.0 parallel construction, SR 2.0 comedy of errors
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform lol way to go on a rant. clearly the quoted guy meant "people"
as in groups. the implication that naggum isn't a person is not found inside the op's position.
mircea_popescu: the reason contemporary arabs still believed stuff abandoned
as lulzy centuries ago in europe has everything to do with me being the first nonbeliever they ever met.
mircea_popescu: i don't happen to be stuck in either of those two fixations that he proposes
as fundamental, and somehow the sky is not falling upon the earth.
mircea_popescu: " Losing respect for people is the first step towardsthe criminally insane mind. Losing the ability to think of otherhuman beings
as of one's own kind is the last, the idea that one isdifferent from others, an outsider to humanity. You have crossed thatcrucial line, probably a long time ago." <<< fwiw, naggum i trivially invalidated by example.
mircea_popescu: in point of fact, knowing what a word means requires knowing its etymology, for all languages in which it appears,
as well
as a lengthy casebook of previous usage
mircea_popescu: i hold that libtards are born by using "own head"
as a source to extract the unknown.
mircea_popescu: im pretty sure 3rd stage reader actually has two cvasi-simultaneous processes where the same photogram
as registered by eyes is first parsed for stems then parsed for endings and they get superimposed in a 3rd stage
mircea_popescu: inasmuch
as you're going to read whole-word, his entire blabla does really not matter
mircea_popescu: "I was able to validate my hypothesis that quite a few English-speakers lack phonological awareness and are not aware of the alphabetic principle. Many people have simply memorized some number of words, by sight and by sound. And since learning Unspell involves having the ability to analyze spoken English
as a series of phonemes, people who have been taught to read English using the “look and say” method, which doe
mircea_popescu: take the body in this case : a whiny 25 yo beta masquerading
as an "executive dating coach".
mircea_popescu: "the left always wins" in the sense that the left is dumb
as rocks, and rocks always win, in the sense that nevermind.
mircea_popescu: then we ignored them, the problem somehow magically went away, they're no longer mentioning it (and in no case are they mentioning it
as what it was : here's our most resoundingly humiliating defeat to date)
mircea_popescu: i mean he's a god for crying out loud, what bs is this insecure egotism
as depicted by teh jews. nonsense i say!
mircea_popescu: punkman: hah, same story
as SR1.0 <<< im not so sure i believe that, incidentally. iut's called parallel construction for a reason, and that reason is, "lying through the teeth".
cazalla: BingoBoingo, what i read
as a fix is just
as likely to be now broken and vice versa, so i would prefer to defer to those smarter in here, i'm sure someone will discuss the addition of elliptic curve keys at some point
punkman: "Silk Road 2.0 initially was owned and operated by another individual (hereinafter referred to
as “DPR2”), BLAKE BENTHALL, a/k/a “Defcon,” the defendant, who had been acting
as second-in—command to DPR2"
mircea_popescu: this is the day, when a pretend-company cites
as source of its own fucking moves the official usg news outlet.
mircea_popescu: it's so fucking lulzy how full of fail that thing is srsly. almost 100% copy of vessennes' scam "foundation". won't say how much money it spent, masquerades
as "open", astroturfing to the hilt, the works
mircea_popescu: so, 3:1 bezzle ? except that 1 will prolly be just
as bezzletronic ? what is this, lenin's wet dream or something ?
mircea_popescu: "If there is a cybersecurity issue, or someone who has figured out how to protect children through a browser," then they can use the platform to connect with others
as well
as crowdsource and fund their efforts, ICANN CEO Fadi Chehadé enthused.
assbot: ICANN creates 'UN Security Council for the internet', installs itself
as a permanent member • The Register
mircea_popescu: lol derp goes around randomly strangling strangers
as a pickup method ? jesus these idiots.
mircea_popescu: for instance : refine sugar, store it
as such. about
as inert
as basalt, provided it never gets wet.
mircea_popescu: best i can see he's the luddite sort of socialist, believes technology empowers intelligence to manifest
as difference
mircea_popescu: lots of these domain "deals" are simple collusion,
as it's in both parties interest to announce a high price.
mircea_popescu: PeterL: noble gases, while inert, will not absorb
as much heat << gases are shit for sheer caloric capacity anyway. the reason you want technologica gases rather than plain argon is the compress-and-cool heat extraction process. works better on the hfcs than on random neon w/e.
mircea_popescu: PeterL: Speaking of bezzle, I just did my yearly health insurance signup. makes me mad how much I have to pay now, about 4 times
as much
as two years ago for the same crappy plan <<< terrorist doesn't understand how obamacare works.
Adlai: blueprint components are
as fungible
as the money used to commission them
Adlai .oO( Bitcoin is actually VERY lispy... the entire blockchain is code-
as-data )
PeterL: noble gases, while inert, will not absorb
as much heat
decimation: and on the other side it's used
as a club to keep the paupers in their servitude
danielpbarron: do away with immigration restrictions
as well
as welfare programs
PeterL: Speaking of bezzle, I just did my yearly health insurance signup. makes me mad how much I have to pay now, about 4 times
as much
as two years ago for the same crappy plan
PeterL: Don't get me wrong, the group still has plenty of smart Americans
as well
Adlai: and there i was, reading it
as "squinter"
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: I'm going to put in on qntra. List the steps under it,
as list you
as the author so you get the shares for the text.
Adlai has been out of the ethereum loop for just about
as long
as it's existed
Adlai: something like "I negrate the person known
as ABC and/or XYZ, holder of passport number 123456789"
mircea_popescu: for
as long
as the place is a dump inhabited by mexicans and indians, its not really needed
mircea_popescu: centuries ago, the natural mode of administering justice was, club over head. the legal system was developed
as a better alternative to this. so, if one was reachable by the courts, you'd sue. if not however, club->head.
BingoBoingo: <Adlai> out of curiosity, in the brave new GPG economy, what's the use of claiming "This contract is protected
as copyrighted material. It may not be reused by different parties without the express permission of MPEx." ? << Basically to hurt the copyrastas
Adlai: out of curiosity, in the brave new GPG economy, what's the use of claiming "This contract is protected
as copyrighted material. It may not be reused by different parties without the express permission of MPEx." ?
assbot: -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512 This is to confirm
http://as - Pastebin.com
jurov: Local Bitcoin exchanges such
as Independent Reserve, which launched last month, depend on a stable regulatory environment to maintain legitimacy.
assbot: Bernthall Complaint Full Plaintext, Exhibits attached
as images : Bitcoin
cazalla: fark, someone is doing a doxx on silkroad guy same time
as i am, so my article is not a copy/pasta job
thestringpuller: asciilifeform:
as jay-z said, "Gave my life to the block, figured I get shot 'least I die on top"
thestringpuller: xiando: the concerning issue for me is the US OTC market will become
as dangerous
as drug dealing. If you need a duffelbag full of cash to complete the transaction, then I'd be more worried about rival gang members.