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Duffer1: strategies to counter congress likely weren't
as available
as the rest of snowden's material
cads: I mean, you're familiar that QUANTUM is allegedly a massive attack and risk mitigation suite with a huge encyclopedia of attacks and expert systems for deploying them. And that other aspects of the tailored access unit have allegedly done such things
as pushing backdoors into cryptoprotocols.
cads: including stuff that the media has spun
as "the ability to store all the transfers on the internet for a whole 4 day review period"
cads: I'm being more pessimistic than necessary - his advice is actually about
as decent
as you can get
bounce: that still depends on the front making intelligent decisions
as to what to sign, but, you know...
mircea_popescu: ThickAsThieves:hourly from the get-go just doesnt work << it does work in some fields. lawyers are the typical usecase, but also many high-demand few specialist engineering fields. you pay the hourly rate to qualify yourself
as an actual customer
bounce: "arrange things such that sensitive stuff is offline
as much
as possible"
cads: airgapping bothers me, but the way I'd use it is
as a fully offline reference system
mircea_popescu: thestringpuller well that general question has been answered in the general
as best it could on the post man.
cads: I'd be known
as that mathematician that hasn't done any actual math, but has a harem of booth babes and has pushed forward the field into the next millenium.
mircea_popescu: basically, always and everywhere take THEM
as the joke, see how long they last.
cads: the AMA and university bodies and others that organize math conferences tend to be way to conservative to take that
as anything other than a joke
mircea_popescu: cads do this
as a power play. it's what i'd do if i were somehow inexplicably interested in math academia.
cads: I could always seduce the secretaries
as I went along
cads: prototyping
as a service
bounce: heck, not even code autitors so much
as systems design auditors
bounce: the brave new bitcoin world so needs code auditors,
as well
as financial auditors.
mircea_popescu: far
as i'm concerned it's still "kako didn't like them"
mircea_popescu: Apocalyptic
as far
as i know, stamp's problems in our heads all trace to kakobrekla not likeing them, which was a year ago and he never really explained past "i met them and they're fucktarded".
mircea_popescu: kickback culture is about
as ingrained
as kleenexing in the us, i just can't imagine any context in which it'd have been omitted.
mircea_popescu: we're talking cyprus here, which is worse than greece, which is about 50x
as bad
as chicago in 1890.
diametric: I saw that, did you make sure the PTC teeth didn't break? Every time I've had that happen, PTC teeth broke and the whole fitting was weaker
as a result.
diametric: But it won't cover all jams (such
as popping the bowden tube and filament just freely spooling in the air)
diametric: cads: the servo motors that have the torque required
as much more expensive
kakobrekla: well you can send
as many
as you want, those are free.
diametric: I've used giant cardboard boxes
as enclosures on parts I had warping issues with
[KS]: if you have enough experience, you can even evaluate the "avg lifetime worth" of a customer, that helps price your service
as well.
thestringpuller:
As T-Pain would say, "Whatever I send out homie I'm a make back. Put that on my Maybach"
ThickAsThieves: however it's just
as much a burden on you
as tge customer
benkay: bounce: if you go that route you gotta set aside the time for mentorship and training
as well.
nubbins`: TBF i worked
as a programmer for 5 years
Namworld: not share it around. Not before having invested
as much
as I could reasonably do first.
Namworld:
As for most others who lent me smaller amounts... I typically have to run after them for repaying them?
VanCleef: alot of neobee problems seems to be related to bitfunder and ukyo
as well
thestringpuller: I'd assume
as long
as you make a profit despite capital expenses, credit/debt can be good sometimes
Namworld: Speaking of life quality, by all estimates, I won't be lacking funds in the future. But
as long
as that's not a reality and is just on paper, my living standards are pretty low. Well according to local standards anyway.
chetty: ThickAsThieves, I actually did 5ish years
as vegetarian, it was fine health wise
chetty: typical of whats being put out
as 'science' these days actually
mircea_popescu: pankkake just
as soon
as someone with an actual gold business grows some balls.
CheckDavid: And maybe it's not ' beautiful'
as good
CheckDavid: Gold is always mentioned historically
as a store of value and currency
CheckDavid: mircea_popescu: for example. I rarely see platinum
as an instrument on brokers. But gold is very common
mircea_popescu: it was always about the salvation of the worthy, never about the salvation of the flock
as a whole.
mircea_popescu: so basically "mp is the only solvent entity in bitcoin finance we would like us to spend his money just
as we whine about how mean and evil he is" ?
pankkake: kakobrekla was also nominated
as Cognitive new CEO
wywialm: thats funny that govt always points to costs and expenditures
as something inherently positive
mircea_popescu: which brings in an interesting side point : recently the us propaganda press ran a story comparing military spending, showing the us
as the sum of europe and other states.
mircea_popescu: it does get complicated real quick just
as soon
as one tries to take the theoretical model to the actual market
wywialm: but the product differentiation is a good defense against dumping,
as it can work only in very simple markets, food and education is not one of them
mircea_popescu: in fact, mcdonalss DOES sell for free in most of the us, it does more business
as a proxy for usg welfare than anything else.
mircea_popescu: phase 1 lasts 3-5 years, and is actually evaluated
as part of the financing of a new development.
wywialm:
as a theoretical possiblity - i agree. but empirically, i have never seen it done
mircea_popescu: yes, but
as a model, this is the economical reason you were asking for earlier.
mircea_popescu: and moreover, the entire point of the economy is to close the zero-infinity price window
as soon
as possible.
mircea_popescu:
as a de facto monopoly, Y can now charge infinity for X.
mircea_popescu: however, if dumping is allowed, then company Y could sell product X for 0. inasmuch
as none of its competitors have more money in the bank, they would necessarily go out of business.
mircea_popescu: whoever manages to produce x
as defined cheapest wins most of the market.
wywialm: at least partially, and
as far
as i managed to research it, i believe it's a non-issue, perhaps you could point to something convincing me to believe otherwise?
wywialm: and regarding emergency medicine: i agree with mircea_popescu, adding that the most probable explanation for this are large economies of scale and perhaps public good
as well
bounce: so I'll buy that
as a vivid example of getting the right knowledge at the right place, but don't buy the form
as a solve-all.
bounce: heh. guilds have the same problem
as, well, anything else that gets power. it tends to become more important to hold onto power (by whichever means) which eventually might come at the cost of the thing they exist for
mircea_popescu: anyway,
as technology frees more and more time, people can't resist the temptation to try and feel it with a delusion that they actually matter.
BingoBoingo: The thing read
as though "I wanted to go insolvent on my schedule, but I deposited with people who went insolvent first"
BingoBoingo: Seems like it
as his solution to Neo's lack of money is trying to take his equity in no money for someone else's money to acquire his worthless equity
BingoBoingo: The thing is he seems to describe it
as neo's money
BingoBoingo: Well, the history of ventures without MP
as a coauthor on MPEx hasn't been spectacular with X.EUR's fate undetermined
as of yet. Maybe davout should be included in the asked
as well.
tg2: any companies, they companies would pay the insurance
as a sign of faith against insolvency
ozbot: Interacting with fiat institutions [such
as the SEC], a guide
mircea_popescu: anyway. i gotta go now to stand trial
as a witness in a civil proceeding @ a local bar, so.
gribble: Nick 'rithm', with hostmask 'rithm!~rithm@unaffiliated/rithm', is identified
as user 'rithm', with GPG key id None, key fingerprint None, and bitcoin address 113UToFpzVkTHnavtNkUJtjdFQW2BU5xLW
truffles: "We've been purposely vague up until this point
as to what exactly Coinigy is, and how it works. " good stuff
gx: kakobrekla regarding latency, the <20s is a catchall
as not all exchanges offer websockets support. so we're forced to poll.
phf`: gx: just fyi mac speech synth pronounces it
as "coy-niggy"
gx: regardless, appreciate the feedback,
as negative
as it's been :)
gx: we've been tossing some ideas around, such
as MPEZ or HAVELOX. but they're not rolling off the tongue.
kakobrekla:
As with any new startup, exposure and early adoption are the keys to success. Please help us out by telling your friends, liking our Facebook page and following us on twitter.
domsch: and yes, this is an NFS terminal. They are not ready for serial production yet
as we will do some tests in Zurich sometime soon.
domsch:
as a young kid that is just getting started, doing the above is pretty much the “only way” to prepare oneself. A problem that I have seen in the past is that a lot of people are reluctant to work with youngsters like me - which I do really understand.
domsch: in the early days of a startup titles don’t matter anyways
as we still have to prove all of the hypothesis and actually get a working model up and running. So all these fancy titles are useless. It’s about getting shit done.
domsch: yeh I definitely understand where this is coming from.
As people say: “It doesn’t matter what your idea is, it only mattes who you know.” That’s why I’m trying to be surrounded by the right guys. I am working on the networkign right now and meet the right people that have been there, done it.
domsch: I can tell you a personal story, how I tried to run my first startup, (a performance based advertising network, known
as CPA = Cost Per Action) and how I was scammed out of my last $1000 and had to work over the summer
as a construction worker to get enough money to continue working on the project.
domsch: yes I really like what Bigfoot is doing. I don’t think that anyone in this space can be treated
as a competitor (in broad perspective of course) - we are mostly all after the same and pursue the same ideals.
twizt: that thing looks
as big
as a mac mini
tg2: I knew somebodyw
as working on a wallet-splitter where you sent to an address and it split it by a fixed % and sent back out to the other x addresses
Namworld: They got like .0032 instead of ~0.0011 I think
as the sale price commanded.