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a111: Logged on 2018-10-26 16:56 mircea_popescu: ie,
they'll buy your used underwear
to wear on head just as well.
a111: Logged on 2018-10-30 19:59 mircea_popescu:
though it seems on some level
this is a religious behaviour, "very easy
to come up with ideas very hard
to evaluate
them". well... something's defo broken
then!
Mocky: wouldn't
that require sync'd clock cycles?
a111: Logged on 2017-05-16 01:51 asciilifeform: if i were drawing up such a
thing, i'd even have
the sram work in such a way
that 10 is a 1 on odd clock cycles, 0 on even
a111: Logged on 2018-10-23 17:54 asciilifeform:
the idea being,
that nobody lacking a copy of
the pad can cause you
to wind yours forward.
mod6: diana_coman: ah,
thanks for
the info! will check it out :]
diana_coman: asciilifeform, I did not yet have
the
time
to look at it in more detail, I just skimmed
through
the results
diana_coman: mod6, also, re running keccak by itself - have a look at
the
tests
that I provided for it in eucrypt as
they work effectively as an "example of running keccak"
too
mod6: phf: heeey,
thanks!
a111: Logged on 2018-10-30 21:36 asciilifeform: if all (a0..a31, b0..b31, ...) appear in
the expansion,
then serpent aint actually braindamaged in
the sense originally contemplated by asciilifeform .
mod6: oh,
that's right,
the patch is pressed, ~then~ each of
the files
touched is hashed & verified. makes sense now.
mod6: mircea_popescu: ah,
thanks. interesting
that
the pressed READMEs before it didn't choke.
mod6: no huge worries, was just getting prepped
to start looking at keccak, and
to see if
there is a stand-alone binary for keccak
mod6: here's my sha512 of
the eucrypt_genesis.vpatch: sha512sum patches/eucrypt_genesis.vpatch
mod6: diana_coman's signature seems
to match, as
the genesis gets loaded into
the flow just fine...
mod6: Can anyone else confirm? Maybe I did something wrong or have
the wrong file?
mod6: Ok, nevermind,
they don't seem
to be. But I just simply pressed
the genesis and it barfed on a README file:
mod6: Does anyone know if
the current eucrypt
tree uses keccak hashes in its vpatches?
mod6: Can anyone confirm
that 37.59.43.190 and 199.204.187.186 nodes are down?
mircea_popescu: i suppose
the only moral being... "opressed groups are opressed for a fucking reason".
mircea_popescu: "nobody understands us" and "our very existence is
threatened, inasmuch as it entirely consists of... our inability
to handle broad disinterest wrt our dysfunction".
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo right, which is
the point : minority group is opressed and wanks accordingly.
mircea_popescu: the "safety" being, of course, little expectation
to run into a "wtf are you on about, you just multiply, what's
to understand".
BingoBoingo: Eh,
the drumpf
thing was a John Oliver cancer.
The reason has been resurrected now is
the NPC meme people are using it
to mock
the anti
trumpers. It's all part of dismissing pantsuit complaints as "Orange Man Bad"
mircea_popescu: it's exactly like an imaginary situation where
the math flunkies agree
to call exponentiation "expies", strictly for
the reason
that
this way, if anyone ever says "expies"
they can SAFELY (!!!!! important point here !!!!) go into a "omfg how about
those expies
they're so incomprehensible!!!" routine.
mircea_popescu: i'm not saying
the pantsuit's creative or anything. i'm just amused at how fucking awkward
they can get, srsly, need special words for
things
that only other similar idiots would be using so as not
to risk conversation with someone not similarly fucktarded ?
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform eh, for every eventual hot
topic item
there's 5k groups-of-friends who
think
they invented it.
mircea_popescu: in-group signalling, obviously someone not in-group would not say "drumpf" just like
that.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: meanwhile in other pantsuit lulz,
the emerging convention is
to call
trump "drumpf". because, see, if someone does,
then
the repressed awkwardsuckers in
the audience know it's SAFE!!!
mod6: *my node
to
the list of
mod6: Alright folks, my node is back up. And have re-added my list
to
the advertised republican nodes.
diana_coman: asciilifeform, fwiw
this code is actually so nice
to read; and no, I don't see any
trouble with it nor anything
that doesn't make sense (I did have
to search for some of
the lisp routines but
that's just my lack of lisp-fu and it was easy enough
to find out what
they do more clearly)
mircea_popescu: ok, i need
to go get some sleep,
this is getting ridoinculous.
diana_coman: it actually helps (with following
the whole
thing)
to see
this intermediate step
too (rather
than just directly
the fully massaged version)
diana_coman: mircea_popescu, uhm, I
thought
that
there was at least ONE
thing clear: namely
that "something's defo broken"
mircea_popescu: though it seems on some level
this is a religious behaviour, "very easy
to come up with ideas very hard
to evaluate
them". well... something's defo broken
then!
☟︎ mircea_popescu: to use it as a cipher i'd do a K exchange and
then f(P-1) xor P = E. where P-1 is
the previous message.
mircea_popescu: is cut up into as many whole chunks of equal size
to K as possible and
the resut of
their xoring
together is
the new K. stateful prng.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform ok, how about
this : let K being
the key n bits long (say 512), and let f(x) = 2 * K[0] * x ^ n + 3 * K[1] * x ^ n-1 + 5 * K[2] * x ^ n-2 + 7 * K[3] * x ^ n-3 + 11 * K[4] * x ^ n-4 +...+ 3643 * K[n-2] * x ^ 2 + 3659 * K[n-1] * x + 3659. f(x) will produce a pile of bits,
this pile is cut in half and xored
together,
the result is cut in half again. one such half is returned as
the prng output ;
the other such half
☟︎ BingoBoingo: My impression is generally Soviet Union penalties post Stalin were soft compared
to current Obamareich
BingoBoingo: Linked stories at
the bottom suggest back in 2016 while
they were still closed, some kangaroos were stolen
BingoBoingo: Apparently
the bum encampment
that is
the closed Zoo actually still has exotic animals including
this recently deceased hippo