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BingoBoingo: I imagine
too many people read
the news
to realize how much it sucks
decimation: it's sad
that
the male homosexual is
the guy who is willing
to call out feminists for
their bullshit. I mostly chalk
this up
to actual people having better
things
to do, but I don't understand why actual people can't run
the news - like qntra
decimation: hehe,
that's pretty much like
the daily caller
BingoBoingo: He had money and instead of doing
the Paul Graham get bought as fast as possible
thing, he built himself a playground.
decimation: what was gawker's rank on
the meatclick charts?
BingoBoingo: "And for obvious reasons I have never been comfortable in a company dominated by
territorial men. I hope I have made space for others who don’t fit
the mould. And I pray
that my information networks are still good enough
to identify
those leaders
too busy being capable
to promote
themselves. At Gawker, despite
the reputation of our journalism, nice guys finish first. And women." -Nick Denton
BingoBoingo: "Heather will be my deputy. She’s perfect for
this, a much better official representative of
the company
than a half-Hungarian homosexual could ever be." - Nick Denton
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Well Hungarian homosexuals can have imaginations
too.
decimation: yeah
there might be something
to
that.
They are so super-'aryan'
that
they are able
to import infinite little brown brothers without possibly
threatening
their own strength
mircea_popescu: cause
they delude
themselves with
this
theory
that you know,
they're assimilating everyone.
BingoBoingo: "The fact is
that I would like
to end my career as a behind-the-scenes powerbroker, a Deng Xiaoping of Gawker Media, exerting discreet influence
through obscure committees." -Nick Denton
decimation: if usg is
the spiritual child of
the nazi regime, why are
they friendly with
the invasion of
the
third world masses?
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: I'm honestly surprised
there aren't more cases arising
that cite
that one John Lithgow movie. I mean in
that case Mathew Broderick forgot
to build any lens into his excavator.
mircea_popescu: check it out, an english speaker somewhere realises
that female societies intrinsically suck ?!
mircea_popescu: "Men created most of what is good about
the world.
The excesses of masculinity are also,
to be sure, responsible for much of what is bad. But if we are
to avoid sliding into decline, mediocrity and a world in which men are actively discriminated against, we must arrest
the decline in social attitudes
towards
them before so many victims are claimed
that all hope of reconciliation between
the sexes is lost. If
that happe
mircea_popescu: why would
the us behave differently from its spiritual parent, hitler's national socialist state ?
mircea_popescu: hey,
the protocols of sion
thing was used
to legitimize
the reich
mircea_popescu: it's somewhere at
the confluence of "the better
typewriter" with "the better pattern loom" and "the better phone switcher"
BingoBoingo: 'String
Theory' Exists, but mundane strings are still a hard problem
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: I'm not laughing. I'm just admiring an actual physics problem
that could probably be solved for less
than 8 figures of expenditure.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Well,
these
things have only so many design choices
to be made and... Rhodesia was right
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: FOr a while yesterday it seems
the reddit 5-0
took a break from here
to slow down qntra a bit
mircea_popescu: i
thought
there were some random noobs
talking here yest or so.
BingoBoingo: Sounds like you are familiar with
that one
assbot: Hey, stupid women ? We need
to
talk. Smart women don't want
to be with you anymore. pe
Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu. ... (
http://bit.ly/1uxIdfn )
ben_vulpes: "We find
that regions exhibiting more diverse mobility fluxes, earlier diurnal rhythms, and more correct grammatical styles display lower unemployment rates."
ben_vulpes: all
this durm and strang around confirming
the patchset can catch up
mircea_popescu: decimation> I
thought
this weird 'locks' parameter fixed
that? I assumed
the issue was
that berkleydb itself was failing at
that height << yeah
the only
thing
that happened is a block complex enough afaik.
mircea_popescu: <TomServo> I've little experience with
this and wanted a working node anyway - figured it was a decent place
to get feet wet. << it's not bad.
assbot: Aren't
those
tins of
tobacco right
there behind you?
decimation: didn't we just hear about
the all writs act in a different context?
decimation: lol
http://www.theverge.com/2014/12/12/7382287/project-goliath << "The new emails suggest Hollywood hasn’t given up on
the idea. "We have been exploring
theories under
the All Writs Acts, which, unlike DMCA 512(j), would allow us
to obtain court orders requiring site blocking without first having
to sue and prove
the
target ISPs are liable for copyright infringement," one email reads."
decimation: I
thought
this weird 'locks' parameter fixed
that? I assumed
the issue was
that berkleydb itself was failing at
that height
decimation: but it's a separate question as
to whether 0.5.3 has a hidden monster
decimation: asciilifeform: if you got it
to fully synch,
the answer is 'no' as far as
the '0.5.3 spec' is concerned right?
assbot: Logged on 23-11-2014 05:22:35; kakobrekla: mircea_popescu no
the question was did someone abuse
the britneychain
decimation doesn't want
to learn enough about berkley db
to understand why it needs 'tarded magic numbers
to work
TomServo: asciilifeform: now
that you mention it, I used your mention of
that specific height
to determine I was wedged.
mats: what is
this wedging business?
decimation: also I
think
the available berkley db is ancient
decimation: TomServo: you are going
to have
to muck with some compiler settings
to make openbsd work
TomServo: Also running it on openbsd 5.6 if
that's relevant - was planning on
trying 0.5.3
there next.
TomServo: I've little experience with
this and wanted a working node anyway - figured it was a decent place
to get feet wet.
TomServo: ben_vulpes | i never confirmed his unwedging << My 0.7.3 unwedged after appling
the fix kako pointed out, if it's of any help.
decimation: so it seems
to stem from main.cpp:1466 which appears
to be
the code
that handles orphan blocks
thestringpuller: valgrind is
the most amazing program ever made for debugging memory
decimation: heh did you run
the whole
thing in valgrind? must have been slow as hell
decimation: or more precisely, calls
to
the kernel memory allocator
decimation: I
tried running 'perf'
to sample calls
to 'malloc' and I didn't see any while I was loading from network peers
decimation: which implies
that
the leak might be associated with
the network code?
decimation: I saw
that around ~260k blocks
that my version of bitcoind was
taking up nearly 1gig in memory (linux is not exactly precise with memory accounting)
decimation: asciilifeform: was
the only change
that number of locks constant?