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Mocky: there goes
the org chart I was working off.
Mocky: maybe I could
talk
to
this guys boss? but no, complete cabinet reshuffle (announced yesterday?!) including not only new ministers all around, but different
titles and responsibilities.
Mocky: aaaand...
the air conditioner is out
a111: Logged on 2018-11-05 15:04 asciilifeform: Mocky: sounds like exactly what mircea_popescu was speaking of. see if allah wills
that he shows up
to his desk..
Mocky:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-11-05#1869564 >> I'm glad I spent
the half hour on
the phone
trying
to find out where his desk actually is. His office says
that he's out of
the country and his calendar is full from
the
time he gets back until he leaves
the country again at
the end of November
☝︎ BingoBoingo: Which would have been a shame because it appeared
to be a fine energetic young pupper
BingoBoingo: But
twice it cut aggressive angles as I had
to wonder if my foot was going
through its head or was I going
to have
to seperate its head from its body with
the box cutter before walking myself
to
the emergencia
BingoBoingo: Oh he was doing
the
thing where he let it run off leash on
the dogs prohibited beach, whistling it back.
mircea_popescu: maybe he should add one of
those whistling attachments
to it.
BingoBoingo: So, during beach walk
tonight one of
the locals nearly lost a young ~30 pound pit bull
a111: Logged on 2018-10-08 00:12 asciilifeform: phf: incidentally i found
that sharp inc makes b&w lcd's
that run on 0power when holding picture, and beautiful 100% reflector-powered picture. but
their biggest is iirc 4 in. and 336 × 536 .
mod6: *nod* good
talk, I gotta step aside and yield
the floor. gotta check on
these preliminary report numbers.
mod6: I dunno, I love
to start on a clean board when
thinking
through
things. Otherwise my brain feels some how cluttered.
mod6: I would probably use slate + chalk myself if I wasn't so weirdly obsessive about needing
to keep
the board clean. I'd feel like I'd have
to wash it all
the
time after erasure.
mod6: what does
the electricity do for ya?
mod6: Yeah, I bought a giant whiteboard just for
that purpose.
mod6: asciilifeform: nice. I really need
to get
to
that. I kinda went
through a lot of it while you were working on it - but I really wanna sit down and work
through each chapter. Got other
things on
the stack first
tho.
mod6: Good
to hear. Dark and rainy up here. Hope it's better wherever you all are at. :D
mircea_popescu: Mass protest meeting organised by
the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom,
the National Federation of Women Workers,
the Federation of Women
Teachers,
the Women's Co-operative Guild,
the Association of Women Clerks and Secretaries and
the Fabian Women's Group (tbh
that was absolutely everyone)
to condemn France for
the alleged war crimes committed by
the Senegalese. If you're
there on April 27 '20, make sure
to
mircea_popescu: (perhaps pointing out how "the international women's guild"
trying
to get a sort of geneva convention going banning 4ever and ever smoking^H^H^H^H i mean rape^H^H^H^H using black soldiers in europe never got anywhere worth a chuckle.
they didn't believe women back in
the [other] 20s or what was it, helga
the rhine rivetteer couldn't do it.)
mircea_popescu: which... gimme a fucking break. for one
thing, socialist moron. for
the other, i have spare
tyres
that can write better.
BingoBoingo: As far as I can
tell
they don't dream of Edward's alt-England either
BingoBoingo: They also don't borrow much from
the rich French and Russian anti-semetic
traditions
BingoBoingo: Ah, yeah,
they don't seem
to go back much further
than
the 1930's
mircea_popescu: used
to be "heart of europe", but obviously ustard never heard of it.
mircea_popescu: i meant more ye olde "jews conspire
to bring black degeneracy into
the holy land"
BingoBoingo: Hard
to say.
The "It's okay
to be white" fliers appear
to get evergreen press attention any
time
they pop up which is disappointingly infrequently
mircea_popescu: because
they quite literally just picked up
the "senegalese" bullshit and morel's daily herald nonsense, blew dust off here and
there and
that's
the whole material.
a111: Logged on 2018-10-30 13:07 mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-10-30#1867432 <<
thinking about it, yes i agree
the jew-nazi has a more colorful life story. but
think about it : his entire's life work, his sum
total accomplishment, is being an aide
to an obscure publisher of inconsequential
tracts.
this is exactly danielpbarron 's position, and it ain't much.
that florida beauty queen had
them beat, for instance, and she had
them beat a) in her 20s, while
these
mircea_popescu: speaking of
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-10-30#1867613 "inconsequential
tracts" : i r wondering now just how many of
the ustarded "cultural commentators" (the boas-ian wanna-be elite, say) actually did figure out
the whole "white racism" in
the us is cheap rent re-usage of ww1 german props.
☝︎ a111: Logged on 2018-11-05 23:08 asciilifeform: gnat is entirely ok with finalization in lib so long as
the finalized
type aint exported
bvt: what i have fished out
trying
to solve
the problem is
that only a subset of restrictions should be contagious
bvt: i dunno if gnat people even
tried
to implement finalization for static libs/bins. i guess cpp supports destructors in statically linked code?
bvt: so far i had a look only in
the runtime, but never looked into
the gcc part
bvt: myeah, i solved it by maximally recreating
the ffa project structure, so can't say i did anything informed by
the 'first principles'
there.
BingoBoingo: For want of a LISP machine... we are on
track for a fascist superMIPs with bignum coprocessor before
the end of
Trump's second
term.
mircea_popescu: not at all clear
to me wth is going on with
that io stuff.
a111: Logged on 2018-10-26 02:14 asciilifeform: meanwhile, in gnat bugs : apparently ( and
this is documented or mentioned nowhere ) : it is impossible
to have a Ada.Finalization.Limited_Controlled
type ANYWHERE inside a static library, unless it is generic all
the way down (i.e. if
the lib package is generic, any sub-packages must also be instantiated as generics )
BingoBoingo: In other heathen headlines: Apparently Llamas (as opposed
to alpacas) might have
the proteins necessary for a universal flu vaccine
BingoBoingo: Well, hopefully
they now
that
they have
this niche
that gets
them headlines where
they would otherwise have none,
they keep pursuing it
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform>
there are exactly 0 genuine-crypto hdd on heathen market, you can
take
this
to
the bank. << It's
the assumption so safe it's not worth verifying unless your marginal University is
trolling for headlines
bvt: otoh, when i added a single line 'package SIO is new Ada.Sequential_IO(Positive);'
to ffa_calc.adb, it errored out during
the compilation in
the same way
bvt: when i moved all ada.S_IO usage
to a separate package/file, everything worked fine
bvt: ok, i have figured out one solution
to
the problem (at least on gnat 2017): can't have Ada.Sequential_IO specialization in
the GPR_Project'Main file
bvt: to clarify: base64 lib and applications are
two separate gprbuild projects, -gnatec=base64/restrict.adc flag is only in
the library project