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bvt: i have structured
the base64
tree as a directory with a library and example applications; only library is supposed
to be compiled with restrictions, but some restrictions propagate
to applications as well
a111: Logged on 2018-11-05 20:39 bvt: found and unexpected problem
that specialization of Ada.Sequential_IO conflicts with Restriction(No_Unchecked_Access) in
the
test applications.
bvt: just
tested ffa-8 where rng was introduced -- it works fine. would be
trying
to understand what is wrong with my code,
then
diana_coman: hm, weird; now I'm really curious if you get
the same complaint with asciilifeform's ffa (or my smg comms for
that matter)
bvt: but yes, it is adacore -- not
the default sad gcc implementation
diana_coman: I just checked and I can confirm
too:
that restriction is fine here while using Ada.Sequential_IO
bvt: i used gnat 2017. will
test ffa rng code and see if it works out.
bvt: in
the end, just disabled
the restriction.
bvt: i had a look in
the .ali file, where presumably list of dependencies for a compiled .adb file is stored, but grep would find nothing in
the dependencies
bvt: found and unexpected problem
that specialization of Ada.Sequential_IO conflicts with Restriction(No_Unchecked_Access) in
the
test applications.
☟︎ bvt: hello. i had
to delay making a genesis of base64 lib, will
try
to finish
tomorrow.
mircea_popescu: Mocky somewhat not surprised. orcs generally
take such positions
BingoBoingo: <Mocky> but jokes on me, nobody got ruffled feathers because
they weren't advocating daos, just raising awareness! starting
the conversation!
they agreed with me! << It's what orcs do. How much hashish do you estimate
the other attendees ate prior
to showing up?
a111: Logged on 2018-11-03 15:04 mircea_popescu:
there he sits, remote in hand, "checking
to see if
there's anything interesting on
the
tv". are we ready
to entertain him yet ? or does he come back later ?
Mocky: but when I watch it back I see
that I softened my criticisms a lot
Mocky: guy said blockchain was gonna fix fake news, it
told him his interpretation of
the "DAO hack and ether
theft" was
the fake news
Mocky: but jokes on me, nobody got ruffled feathers because
they weren't advocating daos, just raising awareness! starting
the conversation!
they agreed with me!
Mocky: just got back from blockchain event. I
told
them
their ideas of humanity 3.0 governed by blockchain smart contracts was a delusion. And
then critcized both
the ethereum-roll-backers and
the ethereum-continue-with-broken-shit
a111: Logged on 2018-11-05 15:15 mircea_popescu: Mocky how are you enjoying
the emissary extraordinary and plenipotentiary gig btw ?
a111: Logged on 2018-11-05 09:56 diana_coman:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-11-04#1869273 - a config file seems
the better choice, yes; I'll add it
to
the list
to move
the keys
to a config file and update
the
tests
to read from config file;
that should actually meet asciilifeform's requirements
too since
the code will not contain
the >80cols lines (although
the config files will, of course)
BingoBoingo: Anyways, suppose someone gets a
time machine and kills baby Hegel. If Marx is still cribbing from someone in "the conversation" does he go
to Fichte instead? Does drunk Steve Bannon arrive a century and a half
too soon?
BingoBoingo: Let's call up Maury and get
that daytime
tv paternity
testing
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> anyway, it's fucking lulzy
to me how
the dumb shit always comes back
to "psychic unity of mankind" nonsense. << Well, in
this case I don't see how Hegel isn't
the daddy
a111: Logged on 2018-10-18 18:51 mircea_popescu: Mocky i actually distinguish between smarts (the reductive ability,
that powers "i suspect
there's no such
thing as intelligence", and
typified perhaps best by d. kyon) and "intelligence" (the constructive ability,
that powers "more loc, more
tech, more future", and
typified perhaps best by "fm-2030" ).
a111: Logged on 2018-11-05 05:57 mircea_popescu: does
this resonate with any familiarity in ye olde phracking and
telco or nothing
there
to resonate with ?
mircea_popescu: jesus christ how hard is it
to not be
three years old anymore already.
mircea_popescu: anyway, it's fucking lulzy
to me how
the dumb shit always comes back
to "psychic unity of mankind" nonsense.
BingoBoingo: The
transition
to library school where Dewey mean a completely different person lead
to some confusion in conversations, especially in Missouri where
Truman defeated yet another different Dewey
BingoBoingo did do
two year of graduate study at SIU when
their department still had
the old house full of photocopies
they dubbed "The Center For Dewey Studies"
mircea_popescu: well yes, nobody's seriously contemplating
the "ummim an'
thurimm" of ye olde paris-moscow-rome-etcetera actually DOING anything.
they're just whatever
the subliterate peasantry remembers from
the old world almanacs.
BingoBoingo: Dewey's mammie-ism is just distilling
the pop culture hegelians who cam before him
mircea_popescu: (alf's "robohitler" mostly exists as alf's own mind's reinterpretation of
the boas-pantsuit ; cargo cultish lulz (say in
the "artificial intelligence" vein
to pick but one of many examples) usually come from
the dewey-pantsuit.)
BingoBoingo: I am inclined
to lean
toward Dewey cribbing from
the pop culture hegelians. Not a father so much as
the
theiving sad sack from
the "I made
this" meme series
mircea_popescu: amusingly enough,
there's actually
two distinguishable pantsuit
trends
to
this day, a mystagogical cvasi-elitism spawned from boas and a mechanicistic mammie-ism visibly spawned off dewey.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: in other news, i've been sitting here all morning pondering whether inuit fucker franz boas or mme blavatsky dewey
truly deserves
the "intellectual father of pantsuit"
title.
mircea_popescu: or
the year
they really really need its posture as a float be credible, seeing how
they also want a chunk of china's sea.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Apparently
they have been bumping
their heads against various issues for 30+ years
trying not
to Argentina
themselves
a111: Logged on 2018-11-04 21:49 mod6: jurov: go ahead and Xcancel your auction #1005, and plz
to bid on mine (#1006)
mircea_popescu: Mocky how are you enjoying
the emissary extraordinary and plenipotentiary gig btw ?
☟︎ mircea_popescu: not
the same
thing ~at all~ however. for one
thing, it comes with
the xilinx shitstack. for
the other, it's a sack large enough
to contain a car. we're
talking about
the actual car.
Mocky: anyway, i'm off
to
this DAO / blockchain meetup. couldnt' scare up a camera crew so I guess i'll have
to film myself
Mocky: I expect
to work
the phones
to find
this guy
Mocky: felt like "yeah he's a mile down
the road, can't miss it"
Mocky: i'm also skeptical
that he's
there. i was
told by 8 20-something arabs lounging around
the lobby desk bored.
they had
to call over
the 9th who was
the only one who could speak broken english
Mocky: i didn't ahve
time
to make it over
there before ministry closes at 2pm, sigh
Mocky: at
the other building,
they
told me he's at commercial bank plaza (home of servcorp coworks)
Mocky: went down
to
the ministry of
transportation and communitications
today
to book an appointment.
they
told me he wasn't at
that building but
the other ministry building
Mocky: Assistant Undersecretary, Information
Technology
Mocky: speaking of weight in diamnonds, I find
the guy I should be
talking
to here: Hassan Al-Sayed
mircea_popescu: his "source book" is practically speaking
the last
time one had
to collect and
translate previously uncollected and untranslated worldbreakers.
mircea_popescu: incidentally, apropos de nothing : Jean van Heijenoort is an interesting character, not because of his youthful association with one of
the inconsequential marx-zigglers burlesque and slapstick acts of
the early 20th century, but because of his later life as a historian of what could only properly be called "the end of nations as an intellectual construct".
mircea_popescu: because what could be better
than starting one of
these 2008-style spamsites, in 2018 ?
mircea_popescu: MOST of issues in civilised (which strictly means white) world are resolved by
that method.
mircea_popescu: and for
that matter crt bitness is 24 not 32, but apparently nobody cared enough
to insist on
the exact magic number
mircea_popescu: right. and his bitness doesn't enter into it,
though i didn't pick it up. literally, prime-count bus same cost.
mircea_popescu: same cost as in, fixed cost of
the machinery making
them
a111: Logged on 2018-11-05 06:16 mircea_popescu: now, do you see how
these magic numbers are nothing else, and if producer wants he can make 19, 4435 or whatever bus and register cpus FOR
THE SAME COST ?
mircea_popescu: and if
they
try
to "fucker, get your own names" it's mittikittegoongamooga or w/e
the fuck
the canadians call
things
diana_coman: lol, I never quite understood wtf it is with US
that
they can't even come up with new names for places or what
mircea_popescu: moscow IDAHO.
this is a
thing now, fucking paris,
texas wan't good enough for
these people.
they gotta have a moscow also.
mircea_popescu: aaand in other news of only apparent alf interest, i'm in
talks with... a chick from moscow.
diana_coman: mircea_popescu,
that sounds close
to "and
then goat ate
the wolf"