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mod6: yeah, but personally, i wanna start simple. and
then work our way up
to major changes.
mircea_popescu hires some lobbysts
to sit on
the standards group and prevent
this evil.
mod6: i
think i just
tried
to put it out of my mind.
mod6: i forgot how obnoxious some of
this code was.
mod6: <+mircea_popescu> asciilifeform mod6 actually, could it be made
to work so as
to simply spit specified streams as it runs ? << not 100% positive but it seems
that some of
the debug stuff almost does
that when
turned on fully.
mircea_popescu: start it with particular switches depending on what you want it
to spit out
mod6: yeah, it seems
that way ascii
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform mod6 actually, could it be made
to work so as
to simply spit specified streams as it runs ?
mod6: anyway, not
that i'm gonna keep going
that direction for now, just wanted
to kinda poke around and see a bit.
mod6: so slashing out rpc coudln't have possibly been
that easy. but it compiled and ran fine, it seems, just no way
to get info without re-adding
these options as command line args.
that might
take some
time.
mircea_popescu: tcp 0 0 23.235.236.98:
http www.fraudalertservice:38410 SYN_RECV << all sorts of lulz like
that.
cazalla: getting hit with xrumer
type comment spam
too since around
time dos started
decimation: did anyone get asciilifeform's no-crud manifest
to check?
mircea_popescu: * asciilifeform is actually rather sure
that 'boost' itself leaks. << oh shit you know what
that's prolly it.
PeterL: lets you win a
tiny amount or lose it all
TheNewDeal: Mp whats it called when you double your bet in a 50/50 game, every
time, until you win (or lose a large sum)
ben_vulpes: but -- friday night, now stealing
time away from familial sabbath drinking party
to irc
ben_vulpes: moving slowly, endeavoring
to grok and verify each and every stemp.
ben_vulpes: <asciilifeform> ben_vulpes:
tried building
the
turd from earlier? << got started, ran out of bandwidth in dive bar
decimation: the other day I was
testing a pile of python code
that was driving hardware, and I wanted
to just skip X lines
decimation: asciilifeform: I have more 'learned helplessness' w.r.t. programming
that drives me nuts: 'don't use goto'
decimation: I like
the
templeos guy, he has a fixed number of lines of code for his project, and wants
to make it smaller
decimation: yeah, I agree, like you need a computer
that
tells you what fits in your head
decimation: that guy who inspected
the
toyota embedded computer had a whole lecture on code coverage/testing/complexity
tools
decimation: asciilifeform: it would be interesting
to run
turd
through valgrind
mike_c: i
think we ended up in
the same ballpark
mike_c: PeterL: did you see my
take on it?
decimation: asciilifeform: is
that a picture of stierlitz in
the upper right of
the anti-soviet-portrayals-of-hollywood image you linked? if so, hilarious
mircea_popescu: the share is designed so as
to work an interesting way.
PeterL: did
they design
the price or just leave out design and let it fall where it may?
mircea_popescu: will obviously be a lot more interesting
to work on a history
than
trying nude predictions
mircea_popescu: anyway, i
think as designed
this share price is eminently modelable,
to great modelling benefits
PeterL: feedback loops make it hard
to get a good number for
the future
mircea_popescu: for instance :
the more popular/relevant/powerful it becomes,
the more likely it is
to attract share buyers, authors and income. all
three.
PeterL: other
than
that, does
the analysis make sense?
mircea_popescu: course i
think
the most interesting
thing in
there will be
the nonlinear effects due
to
the numerous feedback loops.
PeterL: ah, I see it now,
there should be a number between
the at and comma, 1% per month?
mircea_popescu: PeterL "Then in 10 months
there will be 1`000`000 shares and
the share number will be inflating at, if
the paper makes 0.1 btc profit
that month and
the shares
trade at 10 P/E,
then
the price will be 0.000012 per share. " << something missing in
there ?
mircea_popescu: that’s anywhere near sane.
These sick dirt-bags had wires
twisted in
their heads, and
they were frustrated, but
they weren’t Muslims."
mircea_popescu: "A lot of people follow
their own faiths. Most were indoctrinated since birth.
That makes it very easy
to believe
the dogma. Yet, how in anybody’s right mind could
they, as an adult, suddenly be
told
that
the magic man in
the sky says you need
to start wearing a dress (even
though you’re a dude), put your face on
the ground five
times a day and pray, and oh yeah, kill all
the non-believers? Not happening
to anybody
PeterL: I
think it is almost ready, just
testing it right now
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> mircea_popescu: ideas for what, if anything,
to do
to checkpoints? << you mean blockchain checkpoints ?
mod6: hehe forgot
that
the host i'm on is new. needed
the libs
that ben_vulpes listed in his script.
mod6: i
think he bounced.
jurov: gotta go,
tmrw waking early and afk most of
the day
mod6: yeah, im havin
the same problem.
jurov: i am inclined
to suspect boost expands __line__ somewhere
jurov: some
template riffraff
jurov: um..i forgot
to patch at first
jurov: now
they are identical
jurov: yes did not occur
to me
to post
jurov: oh was
thinking it will be for discussion