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X-Rob: mircea_popescu: I don't
think I used
the word suck.
BingoBoingo: I have
to say
this is probably
the most consistent rented hash I've ever had it seems.
The 600GH/s pointed at it nao
X-Rob: What I'm seeing on
the dashboard is not what I"m seeing when submitting shares.
X-Rob: this is now as good as it's going
to get 8)
BingoBoingo: X-Rob: But still, more
transparent
than alternatives. When chalbersma get on feel free
to suggest some optimizations if you can
think of any.
X-Rob: it appears
to be better
X-Rob: it's still resetting every couple of seconds, but,
that's just how p2pool works
X-Rob: OK,
that's better. It's now accepting shares at 1024 when I ask it
to
BingoBoingo: Hopefully
this
thing plays well with different workers mining
to
the same address.
BingoBoingo: I've also only got a bit more
than 22 hours of rented hash left
X-Rob: share difficulty of 188 is still going
to be bad
X-Rob: BingoBoingo: I can
try aiming
there again if you want
jurov: As early as 1987,
the New York
Times wrote: "by
the early 80's, Mr. Jobs was widely hated at Apple. Senior management had
to endure his
temper
tantrums. He created resentment among employees by
turning some into stars and insulting others, often reducing
them
to
tears. Mr. Jobs himself would frequently cry after fights with fellow executives".
jurov: i now have better understanding why jobs had
to humiliate engineers
to get what he wanted
jurov: mircea see? which manager is going
to do such
thing, only
to get it labeled maggots by his peers?
BingoBoingo: Often
the maggots seem like
their are
try
to help. "Oh here's some necrotic
tissue
to debride!"
mircea_popescu: jurov> you see for youself what happened
to it anyway. << it
took over and set
the course of computer history ?
mike_c: kakobrekla: is
toshi what was/is powering blockr?
jurov: lol actually
there is more
jurov: you see for youself what happened
to it anyway.
jurov: even
the most complicated part of it ,
the [234]86 was independently replicated
BingoBoingo: Always nice
to have more node options
that don't care where
the
transactions
they push come from
BingoBoingo: Yeah. Also it seems
to not have its own wallt implementation, or at least
the press release doesn't mention one which is a plus.
assbot: The Coinbase Blog Introducing
Toshi - An Open Source Bitcoin Node For Developers
bounce: oh, our physics peddler is
taking it
to -otc
bounce: little wikichildren nobody
thinks about
bounce: wikipedia says we left
the last of
those behind in
the bronze age. so if
the argument goes
those
things are still around (and
they could well be,
the eu likes
this
too for one)
then we still need a useful classifier
mircea_popescu: bounce know anyone
that did fundamental research on his own account since ww2 ?
mircea_popescu: that end up is not even correct.
they are. pretense
to
the contrary won't long endure.
bounce: what makes a palace economy? >50% of
the population on
the dole?
bounce: (how ironic
that
the USA effectively has a single party left. alright,
two names and a dissident faction, but
the politics are still muchly one party.)
bounce: "liberal" sounds right-wing
to me, as in non-labour. but
then, us politics are right-shifted compared
to pinko-commie
treehugging yurpeen politics.
mircea_popescu: similarly
to how noobs and "journalist" derps
talk of wall street
chetty: I suppose we are doing
the same
thing with
things like libtards
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform btw, as far as romanians are concerned, russians (muscali) have
tails.
chetty: asciilifeform, whats
the russian word for germans actually mean?
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform your pissing
theory is weak because singapore went from one
to
the other over one generation.
mircea_popescu: which is ridiculous, because in romanian
that says "the russians" which were his backers mostly.
mircea_popescu: but, on his
tv address, he blamed "foreign agenturas", ie, agenturile straine
bounce: HUMINT is anything
to do with running human agents
mircea_popescu: it failed horribly,
the cryptocommie in charge brought some miners from mining country
to beat
the shit out of
the "intellectuals" and assorted aggitators
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform funny linguistic
trainwreck : during
the early 1990s,
the leftover us derps
tried
to organise
the maidan
thing in romania
too. it was called "miscarea piata universitatii", dunno why
the fixation on "plaza" in
the name.
mircea_popescu: "well
they're not corsicans, i'll
tell you
that! so..."
mircea_popescu: your idea of germanity is perhaps very similar
to napoleon's
mircea_popescu: because
the current one "wrongly vaporized" or w/e was gmaxwell's expression.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform what's your idea of
teh bohemian kingdom ?
bounce: on
the note of nigerian scammers deliberately writing horrible ingrish
to filter out
the chumps... what'd
the successful scam ratings do if
the regulars in -otc would manage
to write well-punctuated correct english?
mircea_popescu: russians having invented robots,
they get
the benefit of seeing
things like "worker worker" whenever someone has a worker robot in a game or somewhere.
bounce: no idea about
the (probably) cyrillic, but
the
tactic was pretty obvious down
to boring me
to
tears
mircea_popescu: the problem of course is
the converse situation : products like
the btc, wot or gpg, without which life ACTUALLY IS not worth living
mircea_popescu: all you really need
to do is make life appear unworth living without your 18k
tablet, for guaranteed sales well north of 1.8
trillion
mircea_popescu: in fact items as expensive as 50k are consumer products just fine, because of
the finance economy.
mircea_popescu: the only consideration is if
the
thing actually costs 18k
to make (cars don't really, but
the mess of "safety" and "environmental" regulations make
the "car" as defined actulaly cost a lot
to make)
mircea_popescu: in point of fact people can and do spend 18k just on financing for a car
they don't need (either because
they live in ny, or because it'd be
the 3rd family car etc)
mircea_popescu: re kako's "cost 18k usd"
thing : a financial economy has one benefit exactly, and
that is, making
the price point not a consideration anymore.
thestringpuller: kinda wants
to put up a silent
treatment and waste my and your
time ;)
nubbins`: i also emailed your buddy
the same info fwiw
nubbins`: anyway, we're ready whenever. shirts are here, films are printed. should be in
the mail within 24h of getting
the graphic sorted
thestringpuller: but
there is on mine as I might be able
to get
these into Zumiez