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trinque: haven't a damned at
the present. I'm just going
to redeploy
the
thing clean elsewhere.
trinque: looks like
the migration
to pizarro happens
tonight for
the bot.
trinque: aaand fighting with
the DC about wtf is going on with
the deedbot machine.
mircea_popescu: y -- idiots had "encrypted"
their logfiles by xoring
the csv with your username)
mircea_popescu: and in forgotten keks,
https://yahoomessenger.tumblr.com/ ("Yahoo Messenger has had an amazing run. Over its
twenty years, Yahoo Messenger introduced hundreds of millions of people
to
the joys of just
the right emoticon for
the moment (aka emojis).").
this is
the ~sum
total of what
they
think
they "contributed", an altogether not incorrect assumption (though "early lulzy deployment of caesar ciphers is what stands in my memor
mircea_popescu: what portion of
teh 25% drop in bitcoin value in fiat have you managed
to capture as notional pizarro stock appreciation ?
a111: Logged on 2016-04-04 19:10 mircea_popescu:
this plan
to stockpile proper chips etc goes hand in hand with a republic-isp, incidentally, becauyse who else
to own hardware
a111: Logged on 2018-06-13 21:43 mircea_popescu: a more even split makes
the "solar winds" 0-delta.
a111: Logged on 2018-11-19 23:39 asciilifeform: prolly
the only biz
that dun have
this problem at all, is s.mg, which of oct '18 broadcast reports '8`484.51538878', i.e. capitalized until
the sun burns out
trinque: I can.
The box is also in singapore, not known for its perfect internet connections
mircea_popescu: the whole 23 / 25 / 29
then 59 / 19 / 31 regular
tri-cycling is kinda suspicious.
☟︎ trinque: lol, he's planning
to compete with
transunion! get him!
a111: Logged on 2018-11-18 21:59
trinque:
taking it
the other way, now
there's
this process where
trinque swears
to whoever's ledger
that asks (fee or not, doesn't matter here).
this comes
to signify something,
trustworthiness, w/e., can go
to wells fargo now and bring in
this credit report
to get a mortgage. now folks come churn deedbot
to produce
this empty signifier. later
trinque is asked
to you know, DETECT FRAUD, maybe with machine learning
trinque: hm nah, box has been up for 32 minutes.
this is dc fuckery.
trinque: asciilifeform: "disconnected by services" would appear
to be freenode doing it
mircea_popescu: suffices it for
trilema
to quote a verse, be it howsoever famous or popular...
mircea_popescu: the way british empire intervention worked was
that
http://trilema.com/2010/general-sir-charles-james-napier-gcb/ got sent with some army and clear orders
to not
take singh ;
then he
takes singh ;
then some "british merchants" are invented whose "interests were being protected", retroactively.
then all
this is published back home in
the
times, and
then
the empire croaks under
the weight of
trying
to administer afghanistan.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform in
the sense of what, after usg
took overt
the piggy it declared some clients as principal victims ?
mircea_popescu: i'm personally waiting for
the return of
the meni rosenfeld / jonathan ryan owens lulzpair. bitdaytrade, segwit, cash-whatever... what
the fuck's
the difference.
mircea_popescu: then again,
the menagerie's pretty well stocked... recall
the gay for pay
tard with delusions of oligarchy ? or
those
two wrestler morons, 100% retired boxer encephalopathy ?
mircea_popescu: i have nfi, it's pretty fucking lulzy
though. i mean,
there's a long list of
these defeateds by "fate", but he's one of
the most hysterically humiliated humbugs.
☟︎ a111: Logged on 2018-11-19 23:43 asciilifeform: maybe in
the end entire planet will end up as vertically-integrated suppliers for s.mg...
a111: Logged on 2018-11-19 23:22
trinque croaks cheeeeeap coiiiins
mircea_popescu: certainly well adapted
to each opther, problem and solution. v is masterful at
truth and accounting is all about numeric
truth. so yes, in principle. but it'll
take some doing, dunno if you've got
the doers rightnao, and seems more pressing fires.
mircea_popescu: or i suppose construction crew better example. if you issue
them pickaxes, you can at
the end of
the day look at damage "as men with pickaxes could have produced". if you issue backhoe...
a111: Logged on 2018-11-11 16:10 ben_vulpes: and i never used a program because, (again cannot find
the log link in reasonable-response
time) at one point i was working on a schema for
tracking customers and what
they were paying for and mircea_popescu said something along
the lines of "wtf
this is a simple
text file and accounting problem"
mircea_popescu: seems
to me way
too much infrastructure for what's still less
than a dozen accts with less
than a dozen movements / interval in
there. but hey, your corp, can't exactly say you don't learn from mistakes, so, if in a position
to
try
things out
this is a
thing
to
try like many others.
mircea_popescu: judging by how unsure all participants are as
to contents, it seems evident
to me it worked exactly like github program, ie "crapola glommed
to end erry day and random shit changed deeper inside at impredictable intervals we might remember or not".
mircea_popescu: tarball passed back and forth, nobody even knows what changed, gotta diff, it has all
the blessings you describe.
a111: Logged on 2018-11-12 06:36 BingoBoingo: Kinda why I'm excited about breaking down and killing
the legacy notes file
a111: Logged on 2018-11-19 22:41 asciilifeform: arguably v is a labour-saving device ~specifically for readers~, rather
than writers, of programs -- if we were passing signed
tarballs around, as we did prior
to v, reader would be stuck determining exactly what changed, after manually verifying sig.
a111: Logged on 2018-11-19 22:24 asciilifeform: ( and if you extend on one such, and want
to propagate into
the others,
then must regrind -- but strictly
the piece in question )
a111: Logged on 2018-11-19 20:46 bvt: otoh, if system call asm packages are at
the
tree foundation,
the api uniformity will be enforced by convetion only, and
the branches will diverge right after genesis.
trinque still accumulates when
the weather's nice
bvt: thanks for discusion, asciilifeform, diana_coman. i'm off
to bed.
bvt: i do understand
the philosophy behind v (definitely not complaining), but i lack practical experience working with it, so it was useful
to get explanations re
tree structure.
a111: Logged on 2018-11-19 23:03 asciilifeform: bvt: if you understand why bitcoin does not
tolerate 'yes i'm on
the same chain as you! except
that i flipped a single bit in block 100, and really, honestly, nuffin ever depended on
the
tx where i flipped it!' -- you will also understand why v does not
tolerate
this either
bvt: but i see how
this is
the correct process, and just a bit more optimized case of what i planned with branches diverging at
the genesis (saves reader some labour of reading same vpatches in each branch). and if
tree becomes
to messy, can regrind.
a111: Logged on 2018-11-19 22:42 diana_coman: bvt>
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-11-19#1873650 << well, if i do common part (api) first,
then diverging system-specific branches, i still could add new functionality on
top of *each* of
these branches. i don't like
this option. -> perhaps unsurprisingly,
the part
that one doesn't like is however actually correct i.e. yes, you'll have
to maintain
the
two separately if
they are separate; hence my original "they are 2
trees" - because
that's
diana_coman: what
they are anyway, until/unless you cement
the API
diana_coman: bvt>
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-11-19#1873650 << well, if i do common part (api) first,
then diverging system-specific branches, i still could add new functionality on
top of *each* of
these branches. i don't like
this option. -> perhaps unsurprisingly,
the part
that one doesn't like is however actually correct i.e. yes, you'll have
to maintain
the
two separately if
they are separate; hence my original "they are 2
trees" - because
that's
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