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BingoBoingo:
<mircea_popescu> it's so weird that the "halting condition" of the "machine" so to speak is found, not in the data, not in the code, but in the... cell count.
<< Yeah. Only time I've encountered this in my limited forays outside english is in Mao's essays corraled under the Title "Guerilla Warfare"
BingoBoingo:
<mircea_popescu> BingoBoingo no strategist at the top. they got mostly marketing people these days.
<< Don't forget the Inertia people behind "Office"
BingoBoingo:
<mircea_popescu> but anyway, fwiw fbsd/obsd/nbsd seem to enjoy this 4:2:1 quadratic.
<< positions in the quadratic shift rather swiftly.
BingoBoingo:
<funkenstein_> hmm whats the proper way to register an address with assbot wot
<< Prolly whatever the latest incarnation of the Deedbot idea is.
BingoBoingo:
<cazalla> are you it's not just because athlon's were the cool thing to have back then? :P
<< I didn't know AMD existed until later... I am rather but not entirely sure I recall correctly
BingoBoingo: cazalla>
<mircea_popescu> BingoBoingo in retrospect i suppose that's not so easily distinguished. it was just about at that time trhat i moved to amd
<<< and so i ask that whatever problems there are with intel, why is AMD not affected?
<< My Beef was Intel imagineered this shit first
BingoBoingo:
<mircea_popescu> my boggle was related to the "you have done work, but we don't like your style of clothing, you're fired".
<< AH
cazalla:
<mircea_popescu> BingoBoingo in retrospect i suppose that's not so easily distinguished. it was just about at that time trhat i moved to amd
<<< and so i ask that whatever problems there are with intel, why is AMD not affected?
BingoBoingo:
<mircea_popescu> dude... this shit. i simply fail to comprehend how this works.
<< At the time there were two BSD source branches of note. Derp(free)BSD swiftly went off the rails. Herp(Net)BSD aknowledged the non-i386 world. Either way to even read the "Open" source you needed an in. Theo's WoT allowed him to read Herp.
BingoBoingo:
<mircea_popescu> "politics is a waste of time" is the sister idiocy to "i don't feel math is useful for real life".
<< Seriously, shares most of the same stakes as war, but minus bloodshed
funkenstein_: 02:24:04 mircea_popescu: speaking of which, yo funkenstein_ how much woodcoins does a btc buy me ?
<-- a couple percent of them all
BingoBoingo:
<mircea_popescu> sounds more like a gay spat than anything, two people who figured "they" were the embassy or something.
<< If this was their opening it wouldn't make the cut. But the part where it is closing isn't. Everything else is hedged appropriately.
ben_vulpes: "earlier versions of the popular to edit so as to make your own ransomware."
<< parser failure
mircea_popescu:
<chetty>
<< plans to have eulora hemp
<< what, no pot ? :D
mircea_popescu:
<asciilifeform> ben_vulpes: if you aren't a miser, and don't want to layover in two separate banana republics summing to a full 24 hrs' journey each way
<< this however doesn't ?!
mircea_popescu:
<asciilifeform> ben_vulpes: i paid around 0.8k
<< ftr this sounds about right.
BingoBoingo:
<cazalla> i'll fuck around with the pogo and hopefully learn a thing or two, that but that aside, what are odds shitty ram is cause of my problems.. memtest86 cites errors and i actually did have a couple blackouts a month back
<< Rather high
BingoBoingo:
<cazalla> but i even tried 0.10 out of pure frustration and it wouldn't work either.. i actually think it might be related to ram in this pc, memtest86 reports bunch of errors
<< Bad Ram can keep a lot of things from working
chetty:
<< plans to have eulora demp
ben_vulpes: Are you going to argue with Bruce Schneier? I didn't think so.
<< amazing pedigree
ben_vulpes: 00000000000001909813d3f692378c41ffa9c21e444ebac220a33137d94948c5
<< point at which pasted log kicks into "orphan frenzy"
ben_vulpes:
<< considering running 'getblockhash 233764' and seeing if it returns the same hash
ben_vulpes: ERROR: ProcessBlock() : already have block 234015
<< so your remote node is misbehaving
ben_vulpes:
<cazalla> ben_vulpes, i reinstall nigubuntu a few days after 0.10 came out, i forgot to backup blocks so i had to dl it all again, but not able to do so despite blowing about 100gb on trying
<< dude i need more than this
ben_vulpes:
<bagehot> [04:12] Another argument I've heard is that thing like 'money' and the 'economy' exist as they are because of some constraints that are present in the natural world and so those constraints, eh, cause certain behaviors
<< it's called thermodynamics
ben_vulpes: ;;later tell bagehot "normative statement"
<< actually now i'm not so sure i want to be around you at all even
ben_vulpes:
<bagehot> [02:58] the keys used to keep bitcoins a store of value are.
<< wat
ben_vulpes: decimation, mircea_popescu: ksr, "We could be intruding on alien life."
<< isn't colonialism about coopting local structure if not eradicating them entirely?
ben_vulpes:
<asciilifeform> presently the only package of -source- i've succeeded in building into a kernel that can be used on pogo - was netbsd.
<< it's over. eat a strategic banana, let them have the abandoned fortresses, move to the hills and build batteries of cheapish ground and air control devices to hold no mans land, lick wounds, regroup.
ben_vulpes:
<trinque> heh we're fucking children
<< trinque confirmed for gulagdestiny
ben_vulpes: saifedean: it's the Alps on the Riviera
<< oh god that sounds amazong
ben_vulpes:
<mircea_popescu> said.... everyone ever ?
<< nah. babes in haus is totally the way to go.
ben_vulpes:
<mircea_popescu> what's wrong is the idea that dependents can push one around in one's own castle.
<< myup.
bagehot: For the
<full_gpg_keyid> I'm using the fifth column I get from the command gpg --list-keys --with-colon, 60E5BD872B2A6031. I'm getting back 'assbot: That does not seem to be a valid fingerprint.'
bagehot: Sorry, this is probably all RTFM issues, but is it !register
<long pgp id>
mircea_popescu: "Perchlorate is not a common word in the English language; all of us had to go and look it up,"
<< pls resign now.
mircea_popescu:
<asciilifeform> i mean, wtf ?!
<< it's widely used by gamers.
mircea_popescu:
<asciilifeform> it's about 'imperio in imperium'
<< quite.
BingoBoingo:
<danielpbarron> and come to think of it, bingo's laptop might also now be illegal to export
<< So long as Open Source perfectly reasonable to export.
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