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jurov: mike_c i just pulled all the addresses from the wallets and imported them (into electrum)
Mikayla: Just takes one man, or a group, to excell in hacking and to pick you as a target
asciilifeform: once again - anyone who wants to run on winblows, or VAX, or Elektronika BK0010 - can add whatever kludges he needs to
Mikayla: not worried about trusting windows too much?
mike_c: what about that case?
mike_c: the only thing i use bitcoin on windows for is watching wallets.
mike_c: perhaps there is no use case.
mike_c: i am struggling to defend my position.
asciilifeform: but there is no reason for that crap to be part of the Koraktor
jurov: if this is split off, qt is not needed
asciilifeform: anyone is free to grab this thing
ben_vulpes: win32 stuff isn't necessary to run the thing under cygwin, correct?
mod6: someone could make a worthy ui to interact with the baseline b-a bitcoind. then qt is out of core, and lives in someother project.
ben_vulpes: avg user should throw down 200 dollars for a netbook and fucking run unix.
mike_c: avg user can run armory on top of b-a bitcoind.
ben_vulpes: this is a *tool* for people who *use tools*, not consumers.
ben_vulpes: if qt's nixed, the average user's nixed as well.
jurov: i don't get this discussion
jurov: we already decided to nix qt, so no avg windows user
mike_c: mhm. perhaps the average windows user gets the fuck out of b-a, but kicking them out of bitcoin seems a bit much.
ben_vulpes: gets the fuck out of bitcoin.
ben_vulpes: the average windows user shuts the fuck up and uses unix.
mike_c: because what is the average windows bitcoin user supposed to use now? the foundation binary?
asciilifeform: so can we zap the win32 crap?
ben_vulpes: anyways. is bitcoin not here to also end m$?
ben_vulpes: he wants it to build on mac s/e as well
asciilifeform: one of you weirdos wanted the thing buildable under it
asciilifeform: there is no reason ever to use it - for anything
asciilifeform: the ms vc liquishit is to be burned as well.
ben_vulpes: sounds like a decision to me
asciilifeform: first the basic delousing.
ben_vulpes: well asciilifeform if you're willing to perform the surgery do it. otherwise, it'll have to wait right?
asciilifeform: jurov: doesn't operate in expected way, no, then
jurov: but not sure this is useful
jurov: if you snip off the blockchain so that it just relates transactions, then most of the complexity goes away
asciilifeform: so far, only those removals which do not require something built in their stead.
asciilifeform: but this - is essential.
asciilifeform: everything after that - is luxury.
asciilifeform: what i personally would like is: the smallest subset of the satoshi turdball that will still operate on the network in the customary way.
jurov: yup. i am in, only it will take few days till i'll do the gpg-only mailman and assure myself it can go online
ben_vulpes: what else do you want to do to the thing?
asciilifeform: but - less turd to read.
asciilifeform: ben_vulpes: this has exactly zero effect on the build - no sane person builds with those flags anyway
ben_vulpes: as much as i'd like it gone, i'd also like something in the wild before the stoolies attempt to fork.
asciilifeform: nah, the good kind of work. the kind for which arbeit macht frei leaves precious little time.
asciilifeform: but this is beginning to sound like actual work
jurov: it§s running x days, you want to get getinfo()
mike_c: argv isn't the best cross-process communication strategy.
jurov: asciilifeform: how do you want to communicate with the daemon?
asciilifeform: am i the only one who wants that thing gone?
ben_vulpes: i don't know precisely when that was.
ben_vulpes: at some point calling bitcoind cli args started talking to the json rpc api
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu, jurov, ben_vulpes, decimation, (who else?) --- is there a reason to keep the json rpc apparatus in bitcoind ? imho all of its functions can be carried out by crafted command line arguments and parsing stdout...
TheNewDeal: Problem with btc options is the convexity
TheNewDeal: And a strike that wasnt 10 % out of tge monay
TheNewDeal: Ide consider going up to 10, for the right price
TheNewDeal: Good chance for me to get some rep
TheNewDeal: Agreed, but .25 btc underlying is tiny
thestringpuller: good way to lose a lot of money
TheNewDeal: Im just getting excited thinking about options
TheNewDeal: Just wanted to make sure I remembered how he did it
TheNewDeal: Ill be on later too
wywialm: now i have to go.
wywialm: we will perhaps return to that later
wywialm: re: quoting. i imagined that if usd is the currency at, say, CBOE, and they quote options in usd, and here the currency is btc, we should quote options on eur or usd in btc and in usdbtc exchange rate :)
wywialm: yes, i would - as i said i would even consider 60 days, but then it wouldn't be much of unit testing
los_pantalones: yeah, worrying about the width as a % of the underlying is not a bad way to look at things
los_pantalones: in markets that don't move 7.5% overnight
TheNewDeal: Ive never seen that, but ive really only looked on finance.yahoo
wywialm: but they are quoted either in dollar terms or implied vol
wywialm: well it is common to refer to premiums as % of underlying
TheNewDeal: If i were to write a call for a stock option. It would be quoted in stock/usd not the other way around
wywialm: i just thought it might be a good idea to quote it as x.eur is quoted
TheNewDeal: wywialm let's talk more about a december 1 delivery
wywialm: now usd is approx. 0.002788 btc per 1 usd, if strike for put is 0.0025 then if usd is lower than that you pay me (usdbtc_rate - 0.0025) x notional_quantity, am i right?
thestringpuller: or the opposite depending on call/put
wywialm: TheNewDeal, it would be the case if the options were on usd (that is approximately what i have in mind).
TheNewDeal: Would it just be the differnce of (actual - strike) convertes into btc at current rate?
HeySteve: mircea_popescu, Mikayla will be back tomorrow after I've explained process further
wywialm: i might ask in name of mp, if i'm wrong he certainly will correct me - the options were on btcusd exchange rate and thus delivered 1 btc.
wywialm: yes, i was incorrectly asking you to deliver through sepa while having in mind asking you to accept sepa delivery
wywialm: but i too got it confused
asciilifeform: The20YearIRCloud: that was my question to the rest of you
asciilifeform: CPE being 'customer premise equipment' - the modem orifices in question
The20YearIRCloud: asciilifeform: why has nothing more been said about that superconductor?
asciilifeform: rushed aside the serious espionage implications of having backdoors in CPE; believing that -- for whatever reason -- everyone has a right to choose what software is running on electronic equipment installed in their own home or office. Nevertheless, I am expected to appear in court in a couple of weeks...'
asciilifeform: 'During the police interview -- both in the "informal chat" before the official interview itself, and during that formal tape-recording grilling -- I was probed by detectives on topics quite unrelated to my arrest. In wholly irrelevant circumstances, I was grilled over my role in "unlocking" these CPE, and in my motives for doing so. Not in any way relevant to the accusations filed against me. In interview, I b
asciilifeform: dia storage devices, and paperwork was seized. The actual grounds for my arrest was cited as "harassment". This concerned a suspected fake news story that had been exposed on my blog.'
asciilifeform: '...This ELA technique is used to visually detect any conflicting compression levels in an "photo"; indicating composite fakery in an image... On 19 June 2014, in relation to discoveries published on my media fakery blog, my home in Shropshire was raided by six police/intelligence officers; only two of whom identified themselves. An undocumented quantity of electronics equipment, including modems, computers, me
TheNewDeal: Ill think about a little longer
wywialm: los_pantalones, TheNewDeal thanks anyway for your offers
HeySteve: if I can eliminate feed costs this way, should help aquaculture business a lot
HeySteve: k I am running a trial at the moment, fish eating it
asciilifeform: http://www.superconductors.org/28c_rtsc.htm << whatever happened to this?
The20YearIRCloud: HeySteve: I really want to do it if/when I get property in the country
HeySteve: hey The20YearIRCloud, get any further with black soldier fly?
The20YearIRCloud: Akron/Canton is run by the mob
The20YearIRCloud: But not as bad as detroit, and Ohio has a pretty great senate/house that keeps the rest of the state from turning into a cesspool.
The20YearIRCloud: It's been pretty close to there for a while. Cleveland is extraordinarily poorly managed
thestringpuller: Cleveland is slowly turning into Detroit.