tmsr - Search: i

61100+ entries in 0.471s

mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes oh right right, fucking two midgets ~= fucking one swede. i forgot.

mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i was specifically speaking of vi :)

ben_vulpes: to quote #programmer-therapy: "i just sat clicking at a recaptcha for five minutes before it would accept that i'm human."

mircea_popescu: i actually have software for that!

asciilifeform: i'ma bake an ada mphashtron also. but currently in 'one piece on conveyor at a time' mode.

mircea_popescu: i thought so too!

asciilifeform: trinque: that was the original application as i saw it, btw

trinque: I'm curious about asciilifeform's 64bit DOS as a network-edge device.

shinohai: I promise if Framedragger ever gets her to show up here and !~tits to give here a +1 ^.^

a111: Logged on 2017-06-30 14:50 Framedragger: i personally don't see any big diff between myblog.com and myblog.landlord.com

asciilifeform: Framedragger: srs q, btw, i know nothing about this supposed great guru other than 'pretty gurl posing for usg.tor photo ops, oh-so-oppressed, oh-so-orangerev' etc

a111: Logged on 2017-06-30 15:16 Framedragger: more like, i learned things from her

asciilifeform: http://btcbase.org/log/2017-06-30#1677329 << i'll bite. give example, what things. ☝︎☟︎

trinque: ftr it's nonsense to cry "ad hominem" when I'm criticizing *people*.

Framedragger: ah or not because probably no proper response. i mean, i ack the contradiction.

Framedragger: this ad hominem (some ad hominems are completely valid, that i understand) is orthogonal to technical knowledge and its conveyance to other people. i know that there is no apolitical knowledge and you maybe can't separate the two, but i think sometimes it's possible, to an extent. ☟︎

trinque: Framedragger: that "crypto-anarchist" thing is exactly a continuation of the american notion of "omg it's a free country, can do whatever I want"

trinque: http://btcbase.org/log/2017-06-30#1677141 << hadn't had a chance to pick it up for a bit; got time this weekend though. item I've got can maintain balances, send and mark-paid invoices. I think I'll handle deposits manually and call that a first cut, trb address tracking without a privkey isn't there yet. ☝︎☟︎

Framedragger: more like, i learned things from her ☟︎☟︎

Framedragger: ftr i respect her a lot, tmsr and me will have to agree to disagree

Framedragger: http://btcbase.org/log/2017-06-30#1677304 << 100% tru. ("at least i got paid a bit for it", but myeah.) ☝︎☟︎

Framedragger: i personally don't see any big diff between myblog.com and myblog.landlord.com ☟︎☟︎

sina: I am sure asciilifeform would disagree of course, that it is remotely possible to ever secure anything :P

sina: at the time I was v interested in tor hs, before it became completely obvious that GCHQ/NSA had ability to look across the whole onion, and I just wanted to demonstrate hey it is actually possible to not ride your bike into the side of the bus

sina: ah yep, sorry I think we are one branch further down the tree

mircea_popescu: nfi what you folks are discussing. i meant, the metering irc bot would be interesting.

sina: "oh apache listen on 127.0.0.1 now I am secure"

sina: once long ago, I ran a tor hidden service that allowed anyone to execute any command they liked on it, as a deanonymisation challenge ☟︎

ben_vulpes: cl runs 3-4x longer than the go impl after attending to all the compiler notes i can; probably need a pointer on profiling common lisp code to squeeze much more out of it

sina: I think this is a much more interesting idea than the IRC bot I was goign to make that plays chess

mircea_popescu: are you kidding, i added rando peasant with my cock last week

sina: but I guess you are assuming you'd never add a rando peasant

sina: in situation 1, I assume there is no bricktop and we exchange wotpaste directly

mircea_popescu: and situation 2 where i sent you it via irc, how do you distinguish ?

sina: and I am basically just grokking the thing less than a week ago

mircea_popescu: i have no idea why this is confusing

sina: I guess I was thinking of C tells A

sina: I did but in my mind that falls more under A fucks B

sina: I mean imagine you have autonomous "acquisition" of ndoes

sina: I get the feeling that the task would be much simpler if there was only 1 public IP for the whoel system where you could retrieve the results of whatever "job" you triggered

sina: I'm just trying to envision what a "one" is

sina: is a "new one" a full host, i.e. CPU/RAM/HDD/public IP?

mircea_popescu: i did,

mircea_popescu: i suppose i'm missing out on a lot of watching four movies at once through pay per view.

sina: an idea I had, then I saw someone had done it way better than my idea

sina: how can I explain it

sina: seriously hanging here is the least bored I ever am

mircea_popescu: i'm sure. trilema daily log is 1mn lines of crap.

sina: when I was a bit younger I worked for managed hosting company

mircea_popescu: i suppose.

mircea_popescu: though i've yet to see a good botnet.

mircea_popescu: i suppose you could say that.

mircea_popescu: so then i've not written them lol.

mircea_popescu: there's two kinds of computers : public, and private. everyone else's computers are public, and by public i simply mean, not theirs.

sina: mircea_popescu: when the people I know first wrote ZeroVM it was like 2012 or so, and at the time I was working at a startup you may recall that. and I told everyone we shoudl get involved, was ignored, then ZeroVM got "acquihired" by Rackspace

sina: I rant about it to my boss at least once a week

mircea_popescu: i think we even used them at some point.

sina: you've probably heard of Amazon S3, it's an object store with REST API, so it responds to primitives GET/HEAD/PUT/DELETE/POST ...there is an equivalent open source project part of OpenStack called Swift. some people I know worked on a sandbox that only accepts input on stdin and writes to stdout, and wrotesome middleware for swift so you can for example upload a datset and compute on it and get the result

sina: hmm ok so there is an interesting technology I have worked on

a111: Logged on 2017-05-02 15:39 mircea_popescu: could I do something like !$mirror <url> 5 so as to get it to spin up 5 separate instances, load url, unpack it and serve ?

mircea_popescu: lol. it's... somewhjat similar i guess

sina: I can actually feel asciilifeform being angry at me in the future already

mircea_popescu: i have.

sina: I got that from the logsearch link you put, but http://btcbase.org/log/2016-12-12#1582081 had me confused ☝︎

sina: so can you untangle these for me as I'm a little confused

sina: I did look at the learning tournament blog previously but I couldn't really grok it

mircea_popescu: i intend to hire someone to do the official run, see.

mircea_popescu: and i was talking specifically about the ai learning thing, http://trilema.com/2017/the-bitcoin-learning-tournament/

sina: where do I upload this pcap

sina: mircea_popescu: I dunno. all I can say is when I was reading the ai logs, and you mentioned irc repl, I was thinking about how it could be implemented

sina: I just googled "small RSA lib" and tomcrypt was one that had python bindings out of the box

sina: mircea_popescu: I feel fine about reducing everything once the concept is OK'd

mircea_popescu: lol i see!

sina: I was missing the final "-" of your pubkey footer

sina: yeah, I'll let you know when I have hunted down wtf is going on

sina: you can ctrl-c the daemon and I will tell you when to restart

mircea_popescu: i typed "hurr ?" into the demon window, though i suspect that's not intended usage

mircea_popescu: i got a RECV: empty line

mircea_popescu: so where do i see messages ? send ?

mircea_popescu: so i saved it as hurr.txt and then gossipc -k hurr.txt, no anmswer

mircea_popescu: aite, which peer do i add ?

mircea_popescu: sina wait i just realised i'm retarded lol. 1 sec

sina: ah I would've booted something with less lag is all

sina: mircea_popescu: where are you atm? I booted in Frankfurt thinking you were in EU but just realised you're probly elsewhere :P

sina: ah interesting I actually had a similar idea after reading abotu the ai stuff

ben_vulpes: i had no idea how shit the tanium was

ben_vulpes: tangentially relatedly, i've been working from a cheapo ssd in this ancient once-gaming-rig i got for a song and holy shit does it kick the ass off the ssds in macbooks

ben_vulpes: i only fuck with the jvm under duress

sina: ben_vulpes: you write clojure no? I'd be interested to race golang vs functional jvm

sina: I like go

mircea_popescu: "sina: ok, so should I keep my screw implementation as is?" "mircea_popescu: yes."

mircea_popescu: this + the ai learning thing, which i've not forgot about btw, will update it soonish.

sina: I can't remember what this one was about http://btcbase.org/log/2017-06-10#1668188 ☝︎

sina: yah, I just remember when implementing it I had to write out that sentence on notepad as A and B to wrap my head

mircea_popescu: sina fixed i think?

mircea_popescu: i think i was so ashamed of publishing bs originally that i just edited on the spot

sina: mircea_popescu: I didn't forget, I thought you updated the blogpost on the day to reflect that and I did it on my README too

sina: and I developed them in tandem

sina: mircea_popescu: yes both python and go return identical hashes for stuff I tested

ben_vulpes: but yeah i caught that i got a new caftan! neato!