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solrodar: it sees their implementations but it doesn'
t see calls to them via the virtual lookup mechanism
solrodar: they don'
t appear to be in the clang output
punkman: btw aren'
t all those stacked "using namespace std;" "using namespace boost;" statements a bad idea?
solrodar: yeah, I don'
t know why it doesn'
t always do that
solrodar: you can get dot to lay the graph out from top to bottom rather than left to right, but it won'
t be any better
solrodar: I don'
t see how changing that would give you more space
solrodar: I don'
t think any amount of manual arrangement would shrink the overall size that much
trinque: though one hopes it doesn'
t take long enough for that
mircea_popescu: just like in english, it doesn'
t actually mean anything, unlike english it is not used by the hipstery youth.
mircea_popescu: fact is, if you're not willing to consider the things you aren'
t going to do, your not doing them is not any sort merit, and it certainly won'
t ever work in your favour.
assbot: Logged on 08-07-2015 19:51:46; ascii_field: the 'capable' part is definitely key. who hasn'
t met his fair share of hack writers, for instance, poor schmucks grasping desperately for one singe original idea? and never finding it
mircea_popescu:
http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=08-07-2015#1193636 << consider many of the things we regularly discuss here. most people are neither willing to consider not even willing to look upon the outrage that goes on daily, hourly. be it icons of say badly beaten up women, or whatever else. plenty of people keep lists of words they won'
t ever say. this disinclination ~to consider~, however the subject justifies it, is the c
☝︎ BingoBoingo: <decimation> spacetime doesn'
t exist? << It isn'
t space or time, merely the manifold until it is intuited by the apperception
assbot: Logged on 08-07-2015 18:06:08; ascii_field: gabriel_laddel: this doesn'
t help either. no one can force them to keep making the 'doxxed' chip.
thestringpuller: we get fee market. fuck the people who can'
t pay for their nice things
ascii_field: because they can'
t send their 0.01 btc without fee
shinohai: And it is fantastic work, imho. My shell provider doesn'
t bitch at me about bandwidth anymore either.
ascii_field: except when they don'
t. then, suddenly, much less talk of space stations
ascii_field: at any rate, we don'
t actually know how to do 'proof of work' thing using meat.
ben_vulpes: i'm sure you've gone into this in depth, but doesn'
t the length of the current main chain make that ludicrously expensive?
decimation: they don'
t own clocks and can'
t see the sunrise and don'
t know where they are too?
ascii_field: anyway, since this thread came back to life, i will point out that mircea_popescu is right re: the notion of time being necessary for a bitcoin net. but it doesn'
t have to come from a clock as traditionally understood
decimation: you might be able to determine the angle of the sun w.r.
t. the earth's surface
ascii_field: true Not Giving A Fuck doesn'
t have a plus or minus sign. it's just a big fat zero.
ascii_field: the 'capable' part is definitely key. who hasn'
t met his fair share of hack writers, for instance, poor schmucks grasping desperately for one singe original idea? and never finding it
☟︎ trinque: ascii_field: I don'
t follow
ascii_field: trinque: intelligence doesn'
t breed true. (stupidity, however, does. this confuses folks)
mats: ain'
t social science great
trinque: war doesn'
t really reduce redundant population
williamdunne: Recently did some stuff for the BitFinex guys, that wasn'
t much fun but y'know. Pays for stuff. Think I'll have more with them in future
williamdunne: gabriel_laddel: About 12 months ago I was tasked with checking the security of a fiat institution. Within three hours I had found two different bugs to send money from accounts that weren'
t mine, and two different bugs to view all account details that weren'
t mine, and another to see all transaction details that weren'
t mine.
ascii_field: including aspects that a programmer doesn'
t give a flying fuck about, like chemistry
ascii_field: a 'doxxed' fpga is entirely useless if you can'
t get it!
ascii_field: gabriel_laddel: this doesn'
t help either. no one can force them to keep making the 'doxxed' chip.
☟︎ ascii_field: it doesn'
t work unless you have access to the right cock
ascii_field: mircea_popescu: no, it isn'
t 'greatest leak ever' - but certainly the most complete gutting of a usg contractor in history
mod6: grab those, verify, unpack; beware that you need to drop openssl/bdb/boost in distfiles by hand. and ascii_field's script doesn'
t want boost.tar.gz, wants boost.tar.bz
ascii_field: didn'
t see any obvious ones in the 'git' login config
mircea_popescu: i am sure gabriel_laddel proposed "don'
t do that" won' cut it with alf - but i am also sure a "sometimes warn before" behaviour would be acceptable.
gabriel_laddel: What happens if I (loop while
t do ...) on a von n. arch? it just runs forever. Same thing.
gabriel_laddel: jurov: No it isn'
t. It just eats all required resources and (maybe) returns.
ben_vulpes: anyways i don'
t believe you nobody gets paid to write common lisp lalala i can'
t hear you
ben_vulpes: now on one hand that this thing doesn'
t give programmers any handles to alter test data is fine, in that it forces one to either work in a js repl or you know /actually write tests/
ben_vulpes: there is a SaaS that handles users for people who for whatever reason don'
t want to stand up their own services and servers.
assbot: Logged on 08-07-2015 09:00:25; cazalla: good logs, good meal, no good wine to go with it but 2/3 ain'
t bad eh
mircea_popescu: lol 0.7 implemented tx manipulation that doesn'
t work on 1mb sized txn ?
danielpbarron: i don'
t think it's even checking the validity of the tx, and is instead rejecting the hex string as being too long; I can get my 0.5.3 node to give the same error and it doesn'
t recognize the method
mircea_popescu: what you're saying is basically "i'm more interested in food that doesn'
t rely on being digested"
danielpbarron: > bitcoind: Argument list too long << my 0.7.2 node didn'
t like it
assbot: Logged on 08-07-2015 05:26:05; asciilifeform: i'm more partial to cryptocurrency that doesn'
t rely on clocks.
assbot: Logged on 08-07-2015 12:18:05; funkenstein_: <asciilifeform> i'm more partial to cryptocurrency that doesn'
t rely on clocks. <-- there was one called liquidcoin
funkenstein_: <asciilifeform> i'm more partial to cryptocurrency that doesn'
t rely on clocks. <-- there was one called liquidcoin
☟︎ cazalla: good logs, good meal, no good wine to go with it but 2/3 ain'
t bad eh
☟︎ ag3nt_zer0: "But getting the game into a person's hands immediately after they have been raped, for example, won'
t always be practical, so the team tested whether it could still work a day later – after the memory had been consolidated and slept on." haha
decimation: I have a few sketches for such a thing, but I can'
t get around the problem of fixed keys that need to be distributed to listeners
decimation: at any rate, your objection to coordinating clocks seems to boil down to "can'
t carry messages of a known latency over spacetime"
ben_vulpes: <ascii_field> want a fucking WALL POSTER << codebase isn'
t that bad, should be doable by hand :P
mircea_popescu: no, the problem with landmines atm is that they can'
t be safely defused
decimation: this doesn'
t solve the "pogo clock is shit" problem
ben_vulpes: do y'all eventually get to why averaging out umpteen 2016 blocks won'
t work in place of timekeeping?