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kakobrekla: incloudibly ? i
think
they are
the ones
that down allow irc bots
kakobrekla: below it sez >Proudly brought
to you by Incloudibly.
Adlai: "absolved from all allegiance
to any entity… is
to pay a
tax into
the coffers of
the Bitcoin Foundation"
assbot: Daniel P. Barron (@danielpbarron) on
Twitter
PeterL: mircea_popescu: sure, it is something I was planning
to do soon
mircea_popescu: i
think pankkake published
the code he was using somewhere
mircea_popescu: PeterL hey listen, can you make a website for
the scoopbot bot ? put it under blogs.bitcoin-assets.com liek before ?
punkman: yeah ok, was more useful before
the website existed
mircea_popescu: i would
think
take out
the "bundle made"
thing entirely
punkman: and what about announcing
titles here
punkman: mircea_popescu: I'll make it grab, say
the first 100 chars on
the first line and use
that for
titles.
assbot: There should be, ideally, a qntra for every
topic, where experts simply
tell
the
truth, plainly, in form and style. Would people get it?
cazalla: mircea_popescu: cazalla pls
to gazette <<< looks like BingoBoingo did so while i was sleeping
mircea_popescu: and can it also use
the first line as
the
title of
the document always, so
the "Title: " magic words are no longer needed in deeds ?
mircea_popescu: and can it put say 32 bytes so obtained off each deed in a " ; " separated list
that it pastes here ?
mircea_popescu: punkman can
the punkbot skip
the pgp header all
the way
to
the next \n after "Hash:" ?
assbot: Qntra.net
Traffic and Demographic Statistics by Quantcast
mircea_popescu: not an easy
task, finding such among
the pile at his disposal.
Apocalyptic: "That's absurd.
The whole Lavabit episode actually indicates how strong
the CA infrastructure really is", hearn
BingoBoingo: Silkscreening is what makes
the robes weird
ben_vulpes: CHAPTER
TWO: IN WHICH
THE USIANS LOSE
THEIR HEADS
bounce: you don't get why
that's a bummer?
that's really bad.
mircea_popescu: Pierre_Rochard> for example: amazon would pay little
to no
tax on profits. Yet
their consuming lots of benefits from
the state (presumably) << i dunno how
that is supposed
to stand. if
they're not making a profit
then
their users are deriving all
the benefit.
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> * BingoBoingo enjoying
that out cult nao has an official
tithe <<< all
that's missing for full blown religion is
the weird robes. << Get nubbins'
to print
them!
bounce: "your mother dresses you funny".
there, all done.
mircea_popescu: * BingoBoingo enjoying
that out cult nao has an official
tithe <<< all
that's missing for full blown religion is
the weird robes.
mircea_popescu: <Pierre_Rochard> “pay a
tax in sum of 0.1% or a hundred
thousand satoshi per full Bitcoin realised” <- Is
this
tax on profit or revenues? << profit
mircea_popescu: <thestringpuller> I wonder which corporations will move
to
that profit model << bitcoin corps, basically.
assbot: The #bitcoin-assets deed system pe
Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.
bounce: you know, first
time I see
this
thing is it getting signed.
ben_vulpes: and in any case,
those
tithing will make
the call on
their own.
Pierre_Rochard: for example: amazon would pay little
to no
tax on profits. Yet
their consuming lots of benefits from
the state (presumably)
BingoBoingo enjoying
that out cult nao has an official
tithe
Pierre_Rochard: off
the
top of my head: (1) avoid companies playing games with expenses
to minimize
taxable profits (2) widen
the base
to unprofitable and break-even companies (why should
they be indirectly subsidized by profitable companies)
assbot: Local Police CAN Arrest Federal Agents: It just happened in Salt Lake City |
Tenth Amendment Center
ben_vulpes: Pierre_Rochard: okay so indulge me, because i know nothing about
the pros and cons of
taxation: what are
the benefits of
taxing revenues?
Pierre_Rochard: ben_vulpes: both
tax on revenues and
tax on profits have
their pros and cons. So I’m assuming
the answer
to my question is
that it’s a
tax on profits
ben_vulpes: imagine
the pathological case where an operation's barely scraping by with margins of, oh let's just say 0.1%.
ben_vulpes: how does a
tax on revenues make any sense?
Pierre_Rochard: “pay a
tax in sum of 0.1% or a hundred
thousand satoshi per full Bitcoin realised” <- Is
this
tax on profit or revenues?
gribble: Rating entry successful. Your rating for user jurov has changed from 3
to 4.
ben_vulpes: i don't
think
that dating
these
things is necessary.
they embed in
the blockchain, after all.
thestringpuller: I wonder which corporations will move
to
that profit model
punkman: chetty: is
there a crib sheet somewhere on using
the deed
thingy? << it's just one command!
punkbot: jurov: (help [<plugin>] [<command>]) --
This command gives a useful description of what <command> does. <plugin> is only necessary if
the command is in more
than one plugin. You may also want
to use
the 'list' command
to list all available plugins and commands.
punkbot: ben_vulpes: Error:
There is no command "list".
punkbot: ben_vulpes: (deed [url]) --
the bot will search [url] for signed deeds and queue
them.
punkbot: ben_vulpes: (help [<plugin>] [<command>]) --
This command gives a useful description of what <command> does. <plugin> is only necessary if
the command is in more
than one plugin. You may also want
to use
the 'list' command
to list all available plugins and commands.
chetty: is
there a crib sheet somewhere on using
the deed
thingy?
mircea_popescu: sooo where are
these nude photos of Miss
Teen USA 2013 ?
assbot: -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1
Title: BITCOIN DECLARATION OF - Pastebin.com
assbot: -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA512
Title: BITCOIN DECLARATION O - Pastebin.com
jurov: i
think he got devoiced due
to nick changes
mircea_popescu: jurov: and next
time read
teh rules << uh what'd i miss ?
mircea_popescu: cazalla: where did i read about gold and problem of keeping it safe before? << heh. and
they mention it,
too, because
they're cultured and stuff. o.O
mircea_popescu: bounce: ... and do so in a way
that makes your browser bar
turn a nice comforting colour <<
that.
mircea_popescu: dignork: bounce: proposition of CA issued cert for
tor hidden service still puzzles me, next stop - yellow pages for black market vendors << nah, it's quite obvious, BingoBoingo has it : us sponsored
terrorism.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo:
The
thing is... Other my email is listed. Looks more like spear fisherman. << nah actually looks legit.
jurov: but
twas 10 years ago, it has new maintainer since
bounce: per line?
that sounds a little excessive.
bounce: oh I don't know
that. if
the lines get long enough
things get "interesting" in a hurry
mircea_popescu: bounce in any case, consider
that putting a \n every 80th character is a lot easier
than extracting spurious \ns
jurov: on portable device, one may leed less
than 80
jurov: just resize
the window?
bounce has awk
to put
the overly long lines into something comfortably readable. screens may get bigger and bigger, but
the comfy line length doesn't change
mircea_popescu: then i have
to run it
through complex fucking awk
to make it sane again
jurov: yes, hard-pre-wrapped
text is hard
to work with
mircea_popescu: bounce i hate nothing more
than downloading a "text" document and instead getting a "text+markup
that's identical
to
text and only works on obsolete machinery anyway"
jurov: let
the browser format
the
text and offer raw
text for download
jurov: well, everyone is lazy and just
throws
text into <pre>
bounce disagrees. 80 cols for
the ages.
mircea_popescu: (your browser should have a fit-to-screen option. and generally, formatting should be done locally not fucking up
the document with spuriousness)