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usagi: I have about 20oz or so lying around belonging to others
usagi: The deal with TU.SILVER is the same as with BMF. It never wanted to close, but it did because the exchange folded. In TU.SILVER's case, we were a depository. So there are still a few customers who have not requested their silver
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TheNewDeal: part of the agreement from the gitgo?
usagi: Well basically I ran Tu.SILVER on bitfunder, and when bitfunder closed down I had to ship everyone their silver
usagi: I don't think you're cutting me a fair deal. That's also fair in a way, I can't make you like me. But don't waste my time kay
usagi: I'm getting the funny feeling you are insinuating I've been scamming without actually knowing what went on
TheNewDeal: what happened, if you could give me the tldr
usagi: Well I ran TU.SILVER, BMF, etc.
usagi: TheNewDeal; Hmm, well I don't really follow the securities forum anymore
TheNewDeal: new scams on the horizon?
usagi: I've been busy. But today is a big day :) ☟︎
TheNewDeal: usagi's in the house!
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mircea_popescu: im not discussing the millions of txn that get misfired on the ccs.
ben_vulpes: perhaps an academic distinction, but the people misfire all the time
mircea_popescu: total btc payments that didn't go where they were supposed to or got lost to date ? 0.
mircea_popescu: here's an element of risk : visa misplaces something to the tune of 1k payments EACH MONTH.
TheNewDeal: I wonder if someday these people will be forced into understanding, or continue to be galavanting neurosis
mircea_popescu: meanwhile, bitcoin is flawless and nobody needs to do anything whatsoever
mircea_popescu: mad props for reducing the whole story to the familiar form of the ron paul debate tho. "the flaws in bitcoin" and "people do things"
TheNewDeal: I like the ring of that
mircea_popescu: "i have no trust in government and anything not the government is mean and bad."
mircea_popescu: "i like saying that racism is bad to try and score chicks and i hate niggers and spics."
mircea_popescu: his faith in govt is 0% yet things not in the govt add a huge element of risk.
mircea_popescu: "My trust in government is roughly 0% ... the problem is my faith in people and companies to get over their fear of government and change the status quo is also 0%. For that reason, even if the flaws in Bitcoin could be resolved, the fact that it exists outside of the government's control of the financial sector adds a huge element of risk. "
TheNewDeal: seems like I'm getting meh reviews. On with the HG Wells then
mod6: that was pretty funny. i just had gotten started in eulora, and hadn't figured out how to pick anything up yet. so i tried to fight it.
atcbot: [CoinMiner Hashrate]: 1.45 TH/s [PityThePool Hashrate]: 0.00 GH/s [iSpace Pool Hashrate]: 0 TH/s
ben_vulpes: <mike_c> step 1: make OTP like gribble so i can curl it << i'm leaning more towards a gpg-encrypted api; that is to say, curl -X POST -d file_with_signcrypted_order_blob.txt api.van-ads.com/v1/drinkingrecord/buy
RagnarDanneskjol: dood where's my car - thats good lulz
TheNewDeal: didn't even think of that. Was a joke nonetheless
TheNewDeal: so far what I have learned from A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering: long keys are unsightly, shrink them down to a size that can be visually verified by a human
atcbot: [CoinMiner Hashrate]: 1.42 TH/s [PityThePool Hashrate]: 0.00 GH/s [iSpace Pool Hashrate]: 1.49 TH/s
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ben_vulpes: i still have to prioritize all the possible things to do
mike_c: well isn't that what we're talking about?
ben_vulpes: still, i have to polish this ball of mud to the point where people besides our little cult will throw money at it, and other people are willing to put its ads on their sites first.
ben_vulpes: i want to make an api as well!
mike_c: feature suggestion: given text ads, simple parameters, an api would be nice.
mike_c: 2 hour donation to vanads.
mike_c: ok, that one is my fault.
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mike_c: so logged in again, then it worked.
mike_c: i was on venue page. logged in separate tab. then clicked 'purchase ads'
ben_vulpes: mike_c: do you recall the sequence of pages that you hit?
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BingoBoingo: ben_vulpes: Payouts function coming too?
ben_vulpes: BingoBoingo: thanks
BingoBoingo: ben_vulpes: Nice work on the venues page
mircea_popescu: exactly a la neobee and it's take over cypruss paper-only revolution.
mircea_popescu: i would submit they're past their prime and the what has already been heard of them is the most that'll ever be heard of them.
midnightmagic: wtf is up with them anyway
mircea_popescu: cazalla "People like Vitalek who spout off at the mouth are going in the wrong direction and taking you with them, making themselves richer and you poorer in the process." what's more, the you+them sum is also poorer. but yeah.
mircea_popescu: this is why you split codebases into things a person can handle.
midnightmagic: mircea_popescu: That's why I gave an example. :)
midnightmagic: working on a codebase of sufficient size is not reasonably doable for a single person, even if that person is working full-time. Temporarily divergent codebases similar to, e.g. NetBSD and OpenBSD, are an excellent example of the fruits of multiple, medium-sized groups working on partially-divergent codebases who together created more in a cohesive whole than either group did on their own.
mircea_popescu: <midnightmagic> ehh.. a brainstorming group of people can generate and then refine, an idea faster than a singular person working alone if the idea is complex. << statement doth not equal proof.
midnightmagic: decimation: how to represent changes in the blockchain reasonably securely without having the entire blockchain available, for example
midnightmagic: ehh.. a brainstorming group of people can generate and then refine, an idea faster than a singular person working alone if the idea is complex. see BIP32 for example, which is the idea of one or two people, but was furthered and fleshed out by more than one.
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mike_c: wtf, twoplustwo is talking about ethereum now??
mircea_popescu: dpaste.com pastebin.com talke your pick
mircea_popescu: cazalla pls to pastebin k ?
X-Rob: mircea_popescu: ok, when this lease is over, it should automatically switch over to that pool.
decimation: yeah, mythical man month and all that.
mircea_popescu: two are usually plenty, just gotta find the right two.
mircea_popescu: no noteworthy advance in cryptography has ever - in three thousand recorded years - the work of a group of five people, let alone ten
BingoBoingo wonders is "creative locksmithing" is a thing
midnightmagic: creative cryptography is the only thing that will scale us. :(
midnightmagic: i agree at that level. :) I'm talking five-ten people.
mircea_popescu: losing sight of this basic concept is part of what makes the power rangers so retarded.
mircea_popescu: cooperation is the bane of small anything. the reason afghanistan is stil a state whereas the united kingdom is a us dependency has everything to do with the mutual hostility of small groups of afghans. that aside, very little creative work is required or indeed desired in this soup.
midnightmagic: we need more of those that can act as full nodes minus mining
midnightmagic: but I'm glad they have an alternative implementation running and syncing.
midnightmagic: setting side the superior net work that cooperating small groups can produce, if they did in fact come up with those ideas their hostility for other people "stealing" them would perhaps be a tad more warranted.
mircea_popescu: midnightmagic the hostility is very necessary.
midnightmagic: fwiw, conformal's btcd segfaults if you sprinkle a forced garbage collection in the wrong place (wtf?), it built a block which some portion of testnet rejected and built a massive fork on over a period of a week, eventually crashing bitcoind (which perhaps suggests that it was btcd's own mining code that created the fork) and they keep taking credit for other peoples' ideas with a tremendous amount of completely unnecessary
X-Rob: mircea_popescu: ok I found a block, you should see at least one transaction against that account ID
decimation: good, perhaps from this effort some documentation will rise
mircea_popescu: definitely useful as a counterweight to hearn & co.
decimation: what about those guys writing the altnerative implementation? did they get their version working?
atcbot: [CoinMiner Hashrate]: 8.62 TH/s [PityThePool Hashrate]: 0.00 GH/s [iSpace Pool Hashrate]: 0 TH/s
mircea_popescu: the war that is with the gear you got.
mircea_popescu: yeah, a year after i had been beating them over the head at every turn to fucking do it for like a year BEFORE that.
ThickAsThieves: i remember when they forked, and there was outcry for documentation after
mircea_popescu: welcome to 2012.
decimation: that's a depressing conversation. THey would have a point of reference if someone actually documented the protocol.
X-Rob: mircea_popescu: fyi, just running a test of the big rig against that pool
mircea_popescu: eventually outperforming the "scientists" and "foundations" and whatnot ?
mircea_popescu: decimation aren't you impressed with two idiots that don't even know wtf version they cloned
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ThickAsThieves: it might be in logs too
ThickAsThieves: i used to know
mircea_popescu: in this sense atc appreciating against btc is quite a negative signal for the power rangers.
ThickAsThieves: take that Gavin
ThickAsThieves: I'm the Altcoin Chief Scientist
mircea_popescu: decimation more a witness. "so what is the net benefit of all your monkeying ? what doom have you avoided, what riches brought on ?"
mircea_popescu: so here is a "witness" bitcoin, v 0.6 and there is your "improved" 0.10 (lulzy that it's not 1.0 anymoar) ☟︎