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danielpbarron: i just invited another guy; he wrote a blog post
as a rebuttal to that "PGP should die" thing
decimation: asciilifeform: they will be derping to themselves
as they dig ditches or whatever
BingoBoingo: <BlueMeanie4> so to have something that is so radically new, you need to have something that is radically detailed
as well << No, this is reactionary, a return to principles more basic than any Tea Partier in a costume can imagine
BlueMeanie4: so to have something that is so radically new, you need to have something that is radically detailed
as well
mircea_popescu: seems to be existing just fine, but yeah, that's a point that can wait. might
as well revisit it after it's inevitable and you know, cut in stone.
decimation: I provide our present trollish company
as proof of the widely distributed ignorance
mircea_popescu: sure, for
as longas there's money to be made, why not.
bats_cd03: lol not an expert. anyway, i speculate: it could be a combination of due diligence combined with the USG trying to acquire
as much btc
as possible, theretofore held by citizens not entirely faithful to the fiat gods (e.g. tax evasion, other 'illegal' activities)
mircea_popescu: i am blazing new ground here with the very public display of contracts,
as for instance seen earlier
BingoBoingo: BlueMeanie4: Don't worry too much about this distinct IRC phenomenon where the channel carries on
as many simultaneous conversations
as the participants allow.
BlueMeanie4: so the problem is in these sorts of systems is people will push the time limits
as far
as they will go every time
mircea_popescu: you'll have to sit down and confront the twinheaded fact that a) before you can improve on something you have to gain good familiariy with it and b) that the temptation to just make
as a cheap substitute for understanding is sinful.
mircea_popescu: hanbot "demonstrating that perambulatory sculpture of the conspicuously unfucked might
as well also possess meterological dominion over those parts of the world otherwise dangerous to honest hard-working folk predisposed to believe in peram
well, you know." ahahaha epic.
mircea_popescu: so
as i was saying earlier : ident with gribble, let's walk you through this self upping thing
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i thought russians had martini
as the vermouth, like romanians.
Flerb: mircea_popescu, such
as?
nubbins`: scopolamine is popular in some touristy areas of south america
as well, or so i'm told
mircea_popescu: women are actually expected to walk on four inch heels after the age of 16 so
as to deform their calf musculature and get fucking implants once they're 35+
dsherm:
as long
as it is a limited useful commodity
mircea_popescu: dsherm still. bitcoin is inflaitonary. just, not
as much
as the various other shitcoins
thestringpuller: if bot and key are on same machine, bot daemon can just run gpg agent
as a daemon...
mircea_popescu: antonosika anyway, the last clause is there specifically to allow you to limit your risk
as you can make me a settlement offer later on and who knows, i might take it.
antonosika: random
as in not specified where it is from
antonosika: mircea_popescu: starting a contract by only seeing a random transaction in the blockchain is dodgy
as hell
BitMarmot: mircea_popescu differences in approach,
as you know we have. nm indeed
antonosika: Im about to agree to a contract that stands if I deposit 3 btc to mircea_popescu (with the blockchain
as security). Can someone tell me that this is a smart procedure?
gribble: Nick 'mircea_popescu', with hostmask 'mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu', is identified
as user 'mircea_popescu', with GPG key id 8A736F0E2FB7B452, key fingerprint 6160E1CAC8A3C52966FD76998A736F0E2FB7B452, and bitcoin address None
BitMarmot: I mean, I don't exactly look forward to the day seeing
as I'm meant to be hanged
mircea_popescu: antonosika well if a payment
as specified makes it to the address specified before time specified, you have.
antonosika: mircea_popescu: Anyways, one thought on doing more good is to make it easier for those naive souls (
as myself) who want to understand to learn.
mircea_popescu:
As companies like Pointcast, Marimbas Castanet, Backweb, Intermind and others flock to seize push market-share, they have been feted by the business press, welcomed by media companies who hope push will help them make money, even lauded by Wired magazine
as the radical future of media beyond the Web. <<< all winners :D
antonosika: I would not donate to charity. But anyhow, if you deem some things
as ill (such
as charity) some people do things that are not ill (like you for example?) what would such deeds be?
rybro: wouldn't nice be just
as subjective
as good ?
antonosika: Smart people have good values, so If you have a good suggestion of what to donate my btc to I would regard you
as smarter
gribble: Nick 'BlueMeanie4', with hostmask 'BlueMeanie4!~chatzilla@ip-64-134-220-97.public.wayport.net', is identified
as user 'BlueMeanie4', with GPG key id DCB374BF51587535, key fingerprint 1FD273800859479EAE7577ADDCB374BF51587535, and bitcoin address None
BlueMeanie4:
as soon
as I see the word 'webinar' im turned off
danielpbarron: BlueMeanie4, whichever key-server is used
as the default for gnupg (i think)
ben_vulpes: now that's programming with time
as a first class principle!
Duffer1: i mean which one are you authed
as?
fluffypony: or someone assbot
as rated would have to rate you
antonosika: mircea I hope you apoligize me
as a learning beginner.
gribble: Nick 'antonosika', with hostmask 'antonosika!uid31762@gateway/web/irccloud.com/x-vzvixbctpbfdyksw', is identified
as user 'antonosika', with GPG key id 86AC5789F93ED2E7, key fingerprint 71A1EC4E1B6C7DD853FD856C86AC5789F93ED2E7, and bitcoin address None
antonosika:
As you might have noticed my abilities on keeping up with irc are very lacking.
mircea_popescu: guy put his message through gt, ended up rendering Hello I am David Chambers
as Hello I am David Rooms.
mircea_popescu: There was once a miner named Dave who kept a dead whore in his cave. She was ugly
as shit and missing one tit, but think of the money he saves!
mircea_popescu: There once was a man from Nantucket who kept all his cash in a bucket. His daughter called Nan ran away with a man and
as for the bucket... Nantucket.
mircea_popescu: There once was a Duchess of Bruges whose cunt was unspeakably huge. Said the duke to this dame
as he thunderously came: "Mon Dieu! Apres moi, le deluge!"
mircea_popescu: There once was a clergyman's daughter who detested the pony he bought her 'till she found that its dong was
as hard and
as long
as the prayers her father had taught her.
mircea_popescu: There once was a bishop from Birmingham who deflowered young girls while confirming 'em.
As they knelt on the hassock he lifted his cassock and slipped his episcopal worm in 'em.
Vexual: sure
as shit the guy has some capital losses
gribble: Nick 'mircea_popescu', with hostmask 'mircea_popescu!~Mircea@pdpc/supporter/silver/mircea-popescu', is identified
as user 'mircea_popescu', with GPG key id 8A736F0E2FB7B452, key fingerprint 6160E1CAC8A3C52966FD76998A736F0E2FB7B452, and bitcoin address None
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Or Peoria, Illinois is
as boring
as I suspect.
mircea_popescu: ::rate nubbins -48 delivered some paper which looked kinda ok but i didn't love it
as promised, i loved amy instead.
mircea_popescu: but it doesn't suck nearly
as much
as this phase 2 lymphomyeloma you've got"
BingoBoingo: You, know the nice thing about Today's adventure is that at least now I can know that the FBI has a file on me somewhere. just
as it has one on Martin Luther King Jr.
gribble: Nick 'nubbins`', with hostmask 'nubbins`!~leel@stjhnf0157w-142163082159.dhcp-dynamic.FibreOP.nl.bellaliant.net', is identified
as user 'nubbins`', with GPG key id CF2950F23C844002, key fingerprint 5015BD3D0AE659C8B8632F31CF2950F23C844002, and bitcoin address None
mircea_popescu: went into one of the largest whorehouses. cordoba and 9 de julio. masquerades
as a coffee place.
jborkl: mircea_popescu> jborkl no, that's someone else phishing
as them. ? who is that? I had someone email me from a service content runner, but I can write my own shitty stories full of typos
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Totally different guy.
As far
as I can tell he only ever bought Bitcoins
Kamuela: i apologize for not knowing all the terms, but you are committing the fallacy known
as "name-calling"
mircea_popescu: you designed,
as in, software architecture. db models and whatnot. tho you don't code ?
mircea_popescu:
as far
as plumbing is concerned, i'm a negligible entity.
mircea_popescu: i guess i could be the plumber's manager for
as long
as i stfu and don't go much in the way.
mircea_popescu: not eliminating ideas, but the brand of "ideas", or whatever it reforms
as. this concept that one's personally important for no reason whatsoever.
mircea_popescu: and that means the only way you'll be able to give them a worse deal is for
as long
as this elephant in the room stays secret.
mircea_popescu: there's no value in "ideas" and rebranding them
as "vision" won't wash.
Kamuela: you just want it to be the build crew
as well
mircea_popescu: half the value of b-a is taking the entire layer of would-be ceos out of business completely,
as there's nothing really they can usefully contribute.
nubbins`: TheNewDeal: totally. probably somewhere in the $20-ish range
as a guess
Kamuela: certainly
as a competitor to existing odesk businesses, the project will shape itself around the interests of its customers. but what initially or conceptually is wrong with the odesk style?
pete_dushenski: Kamuela: why am i the one? because i'm committed to keeping it useful for people
as far
as it can be taken. i'm not looking to grow and sell out. my interests are aligned with keeping it one of the most decentralized ways to act in the BTC economy << "committed" is in no way a skill
as it's here presented any more than a grade school student is committed to not getting an F.
BingoBoingo: They were prolly so insistent because it would suck to be them and drive all of the way down here to meet with a person
as boring
as myself.
Kamuela: who should I be?
as a serious question
Kamuela: the superniche initial target market are just Bitcoin supporters and enthusiasts, but ultimately it can compete with something like odesk by undercutting its fees especially
as in many places getting into Bitcoin is getting ridiculously easy, meaning obtaining it
Kamuela: speculating? that's it? one of the biggest uses of currency is in transaction and the building of capital. we have some stock markets and that's great and will continue to grow along with 2.0 uses, but
as a currency it needs to facilitate real trade
Kamuela: the technology isn't decentralized first, but the idea that anyone can offer services and receive Bitcoin
as compensation is the most decentralized of all exchanges, imo
Kamuela: why am i the one? because i'm committed to keeping it useful for people
as far
as it can be taken. i'm not looking to grow and sell out. my interests are aligned with keeping it one of the most decentralized ways to act in the BTC economy
mircea_popescu: pankkake: uh, if Bitcoin is the French revolution, I'm out << the discussion was to amplitude. it is just
as large an event.
as i say there, it just happens to be going the other way, that's all.
mircea_popescu: it's almost
as if he spent too long working in some large corp and it... changed him.
mircea_popescu: interesting "When a buy or sell order is submitted, the ANXBTC platform receives matching orders from an extensive number of buyers and sellers who have registered
as part of the ANX Open Dealer Network. " << "we selftrade. deal with it"
thestringpuller: old mining hardware that becomes worthless to run
as diff goes up
punkman: interesting "When a buy or sell order is submitted, the ANXBTC platform receives matching orders from an extensive number of buyers and sellers who have registered
as part of the ANX Open Dealer Network. "