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mircea_popescu: fortunately
they speak uncharacteristically roman (ie, clean) italian for
the period.
mircea_popescu: and let me underscore,
the original dialogues are pure poetry, watching it dubbed or
trusting subtitles is like reading bowdler's shakespeare.
mircea_popescu: put it on
top, it's one of
the few masterpieces of
that aspiring art.
mircea_popescu: superb film,
the wife's an archetype. "me sono cascata anche io...", golden words.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Well, rotating bridge in Carmelo got beat up over
the weekend by a roaving gang of feral boats.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform in my experience, never wants, sometimes grudgingly has
to because morons.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo : "morningRebel 18F Switch Pest, Hungary orientation: Pansexual active: Curious And Want
To
Try is looking for: A mentor/teacherFriendshipA MasterA Mistress" original blurb bot recorded.
mircea_popescu: attempts
to fashion one, (out of
the powers of imagination, of course), is what ultimately distinguish
the west and
the east franks.
mircea_popescu: did i recount
the lulzy story of female waterbugs having developed a cunt shield, and so male waterbugs holdsing
them on water close
to frogs and jumping ?
mircea_popescu: because if it didn't, you understand, we'd have
the problems of waterbugs
mircea_popescu: well so
then. she can be as smart as you wish, a cunt she's still got, and
that hole in
the body comes with a hole in
the mind.
a111: Logged on 2018-12-15 18:13 asciilifeform: sorta how i've met runners, even competition-grade ones, but
they did not run all day, erry day,
to kitchen,
to
toilet, etc
mircea_popescu: stupid, yes, but nobody said sexuate reproduction comes at 0 cost. seduction has
to occur ~somehow~,
the ship has a hole for a purpose.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform
the whole gambit of
the "safe space" internet is
that women will generally put
their pics in on
the strength of some superficial assurance of friendly environment.
mircea_popescu: kinda how 16yo schoolgirls coming from overcomfortable family circumstances (overambitious, overindulgent & overattentive father, overtolerant mother, overflowing dinner
table, overisolated [no, no reason for girls
to get own room wtf is
this])
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform it's fashionable among a certain set of opinionated female morons,
to be 90s and from antarctica.
BingoBoingo: 98F... Seems like
the window on
that one closed a while ago
mircea_popescu: these fucktards, spinning around in
the desert for 30 years,
then aiming
to enact moses a fucking statue for his
trouble.
mircea_popescu: "
There is an ad hoc demonstration of a new product, an AT&T "secure" phone, supposedly
the first conversation-scrambler
that's as simple
to use as a standard-issue phone." <<
the kanzure mickey mouse club still doing
this btw.
mircea_popescu: sadly,
the field actually had
to wait for us. but anyway, nice
try america, you'll be remembered by
the five or so people born
there. of which i hear one just died.
mircea_popescu: "Their mutual interest is
the arcane field of cryptography—the study of secret codes and cyphers.
The very fact
that
this group exists, however, is indication
that
the field is about
to shift into overdrive. " << yeah, such overdrive...
a111: Logged on 2018-05-04 17:15 zx2c4: mircea_popescu: oh. so. "the world doesnt care about
the cool hackers on
the internet, but only
the assholes with prestigious positions."
this has been a widely known complaint for a long
time
mircea_popescu: "A mattress is nestled in
the rafters. In a hallway behind
the reception desk is a kitchen laden with snack food and soft drinks." << check it out, early google office.
mircea_popescu: story of last year's grass : some died, some
turned, some went old-stupid-crazy.
mircea_popescu: "It's
the FBIs, NSAs, and Equifaxes of
the world versus a swelling movement of Cypherpunks, civil libertarians, and millionaire hackers. At stake: Whether privacy will exist in
the 21st century."
mircea_popescu: "Early credit also goes
to Hugh Daniel (since passed) who administered some of
the initial Cypherpunks mailing list infrastructure and IMHO should be considered
the fourth Cypherpunks co-founder. For a good and reasonably accurate explanation of
the early Cypherpunks days, see
the article by Steven Levy in
the February 1993 issue of Wired Magazine." << dude, remember back when wired was readable,
THIRTY YEARS AGO ?
BingoBoingo: Roughly
the same vintage as DailyKos and Howard Dean
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform so
there you go, ima have her do
the entire book, can always read it in human hand now.
a111: Logged on 2018-12-17 08:01 feedbot:
http://bimbo.club/?p=107 << Bimbo.Club -- Philosophical
Transactions. For
the months of June, July, and August, 1715 - Part V.
lobbesbot: juliankunkel: Sent 14 hours and 22 minutes ago: <mircea_popescu> would you kindly spare us
the join/part spamming ? can read
the weblogs just fine, no need
to be connected with nothing
to say.
mircea_popescu: this seems a good question. what did you do
to i gnight
tonight ?
mircea_popescu: "
trust me honey, i’m intelligent. intelligent
to know
that it
takes more
than intellect
to read your expansive subject line. it
takes desire. desire
that you did nothing
to ignight & are dampening even more"
mircea_popescu certainly not against having magic postgres ver+config
tested out for mp-wp. never stumbled on
the magic combo, but also never looked
too hard.
the hooks are in
though, can be switched ~effortlessly.
mircea_popescu: yeah, and it was mostly bod
too, like 6k units high q.
mircea_popescu: remembering arbitrary random associations is not enough, gotta now remember
their order, also. what -r is recursive and -v is version, grep wants -v
to be invert match and curl wants -r
to be "range", whatever
the fuck yahoos come up with you're stuck learning.
mircea_popescu: these are contrary, and
the contrast is unresolvable, either you go for
tall girls or you go for light girls.
there's no
tall light girls.
a111: Logged on 2018-12-01 21:21 mircea_popescu: "the notion
that airplanes could reproduce
through laying eggs is merely a naive extension, in
the vein of 'object A has properties a and b ; object B shares property a and
therefore it is reasonable ~~~on a first approximation~~~
to expect it exhibit proerty b'. nevertheless, artifacts differ from nature in
that one fundamental aspect,
that
they're inefficient, and
therefore
to achieve same ends end up heavy, and in
the case
mircea_popescu: ie, we're straight back
to a
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-12-01#1877543 : when it comes
to flight,
the strategy must include separating
the egg laying part out of
the airplane. whereas when it comes
to fit-in-head or what have you, elegance, self-containedness,
the egg laying part must be included in
the airplane.
☝︎ mircea_popescu: and speaking of
the db issue, because yes i've been mulling it
though, it is ~probably~ an unresolvable conundrum.
things like
trilema laughing at
http://trilema.com/2014/mircea-popescu-is-an-asshole/ slash 2014 douchebags entirely depend on its underlying database (and its usage
thereof) being very well flattened into vanishing nothingness. meanwhile items like
the search discussed last
time, support for
transactions (which
diana_coman: but re articles on
trilema in general I'd say
that
they certainly build a LOT on pre-existing stuff so yes, on one hand better and on
the other hand more complex
mircea_popescu: i'd say my articles are getting better, or rather
that it seems
to me
there was a quality jump sometime
this year. but
this is
to me, from outside i suspect
the complexity just exploded (again).
mircea_popescu: "The article is short, its embedded references are a den of rabbit holes. " <<
this last one has, (i counted), 22 links. half of which (exactly) are linked
to-reference inside, and most of
the reference indices are
three digits. one's 4 digits (2781!).
the average is 427 (exactly!) and considering
that
thing counts objects...
diana_coman: corrections added with links in a comment
too
mircea_popescu: but yes, pretty good both as
to
time
taken and as
to content produced!
mircea_popescu: "five dollars -- knob ; five grand --
the
time it
took
to learn which"
diana_coman: ah, ah, re
time; well, it's
the 3 hours after ..how many years
diana_coman: anyway,
this is mainly because of
this repeated "oh,
this was around for ages; uhm, no, actually since ~2 months ago"
diana_coman: I
thought she was anyway moving on
to doing
the ocr
thing?
diana_coman: this is not
to say
that any week would
take
the same, as I don't expect it would
diana_coman: ftr
the whole
thing
took a bit less
than 3 hours including some re-reading of stuff just-because
mircea_popescu: there's
two basic salutations, anthropo-objectively speaking : "i'm with you" and "may you be ok".
diana_coman: right, no ways
to improve
the algorithms rather