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nubbins`: asciilifeform the 13.37 haircut is baked into the deal,
i don't think any other haircuts are?
danielpbarron:
i guess you
don't own your fiats either; the fed does or something
nubbins`: solrodar
i don't think any such moral obligation exists.
phf: there's commit.gpgsign, but
i don't see anything for --verify-signatures
mrottenkolber:
I have absolutely no interest in bitcoin to be honest,
don't see the point.
mrottenkolber:
I am only mentioning the sha1 option because
I don't understand crypto well enough to be able to rationalize the effort of producing a file, with the same sha1sum, with an exploit while the patch still applies.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform> phf: you may have been thinking of bash.org ? <<
i don't think he is and
i have a vague recollection of this from the very early 2000s that
i also can't place
phf: "
i don't speak for hanbot for hanbot has a tongue."
phf: like if forced
i could spend rest of life with a dos machine, can't say the same for os x 10.10, but that of course assumes that
i somehow
don't ever have to work, and in fact live in a "concent" for the rest of life
phf:
i don't mean Emacs, but dos emacs is enough for the "
i have text,
i need to shape text into new text" tasks
assbot: Logged on 21-03-2016 20:48:01; mod6:
I like the idea though. We just
don't have the tools yet.
mod6:
I like the idea though. We just
don't have the tools yet.
☟︎ mod6: but until we all have shit that doesn't suck... we're kinda just waiting until it doens't suck. in the context of blame and "
i don't have to /hope/ this thing works,
I know mod6 said it does, ergo, it works."
mod6: <+asciilifeform> well, the implicit '
i swear with my life to this' - leaves me reluctant to sign anything
i did not write 100% of << and who's to say, even if you wrote everything at one layer, that something doesn't fuck you in the butt from a layer below? we
don't have computers. never did.
trinque:
I don't think all the reasons for "why do
I hate" can be represented usefully as a machine-grokkable header
jurov:
i don't have acct there, not interested so much as to solve their impossible captchas
mircea_popescu: looky : part of your trying to cope with hanbot's deriding your peculiar notion of responsibility was to come hide under my skirts.
i said plox
don't come hide under my skirts. that's all.
mircea_popescu: but "
i dunno, wasn't there,
don't believe" does not actually enact anything. it's just the typical position of the scholar withdrawing from the world.
nubbins`: altho
i guess it's mostly a show for folks that
don't go back and read the logs
mircea_popescu: let it be stated that
i don't wish asciilifeform to be doing any interpreting of what
i've said after
i'm dead.
mircea_popescu: then
i get incensed when derps start with the "~~~~~
I~~~~~
don't see how..."
assbot: Logged on 20-03-2016 15:25:22; phf:
i don't remember homebrew pulling guile, so it's something gentoo specific. and putting -guile into useflags
don't do notin
phf:
i don't remember homebrew pulling guile, so it's something gentoo specific. and putting -guile into useflags
don't do notin
☟︎ assbot: Logged on 20-03-2016 15:04:05; phf: also anyone tried doing a kernel level key rebind before? is that just in config or you need to patch source.
i want to switch some keys around, but
i don't want to have to do it for every single userland environment
phf: also anyone tried doing a kernel level key rebind before? is that just in config or you need to patch source.
i want to switch some keys around, but
i don't want to have to do it for every single userland environment
☟︎ thestringpuller: fuck.
i guess
I'll just add watchdog and if logs
don't have `ProcessBlock: ACCEPTED` in the last 60 minutes `kill -9 <pid>; ./startrb.sh`
mircea_popescu: perhaps
i don't do enough renaissance faires / biker conventions / camping / whatever
assbot: Logged on 18-03-2016 14:46:53; BingoBoingo:
I don't mind it being used where necessary, but it is still a slave name
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo
i don't use aliases even in promiscuity. everyone's "vampyre lord" and "celeste" and what the fuck not,
i'm mircea popescu
BingoBoingo:
I don't mind it being used where necessary, but it is still a slave name
☟︎ mircea_popescu: and yes,
I don't intend to follow fiat practice in THIS particular respect : that it's always willing to add complexity for the sake of satisfying fee-fees.
solrodar: yes, and
I don't see where you responded to that point
ben_vulpes:
i don't see how it can continue without mods and hosting on the books.
mircea_popescu: phf methinks you may be alone in that interpretation.
i for instance
don't do the whole "accept as fairitale" thing.
davout: well
i did get that and read it, but
i don't have any particular assets or connections other than my wot and history that put me in a particularly better position than others to do the job
assbot: Logged on 15-03-2016 00:55:05; mircea_popescu:
i don't think you take my meaning. have you for instance ever auctioned a domain name successfully ? are you well known in those circles ? anything ?
mircea_popescu:
i don't get all these people participating in "sealed" pseudo-legal proceedings.
mircea_popescu: but
i don't think SUCH hard rape is contemplated at all.
mircea_popescu: except by features
i don't mean "features". obviously.
mircea_popescu:
i still
don't get this. all this derpage from the early days of systemd "it makes servers boot faster"
mircea_popescu: anyway,
i wonder why asciilifeform is so convinced that one may only see the truth of things that
don't affect them personally.
mircea_popescu: trinque
i recall me losing my top over this back in 2013ish or w/e the first time bitcoin-idiocy got in the way of bitbet, being told "oh wait, this is an actual problem - we
don't resolve problems, we write code here at prb!"
mircea_popescu: "no subway, no travel -
i don't own a 1/100000 of the 100`000 spare car meta-pool, nor do
i have anything to do that'd justify it."
mircea_popescu:
i'm not sure there exists but
i'm sure
i don't know anything more offensive than the precious derpage in the eastern tradition.
mircea_popescu: (and generally
i dunno why this shortcircuit between facts and judgement became fashionable here, seems much too close to the habits of the "independent" demographic for comfort. trust me, if
i want to say x
i will say it in those exact words, as
i have without exception to date. saying
i don't know x means
i do not know. and similarly, here, and so on.
i totally can speak for myself, say what
i mean etc.)
thestringpuller:
i like how bitcoin mining manufacturers
don't even shy away about it: "this is the most powerful miner available to ~the public~" what miners are available to the private?
adlai: but
i don't think trb should initiate a fork.
mircea_popescu: there's a difference between "
i know x" and "
i don't know x".
mircea_popescu: adlai
i don't see the problem with this objection ? "they are. that's what
i'm telling you. you
don't use greek bronze weights, do you ?"
mircea_popescu:
http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=16-03-2016#1433659 <<
i dunno why you think this odd. as far as my experience goes, 100% of english language literature (long before the days orwell quit and his naive, square jawed colonial subjects took over the pretense of empire) is exactly this "here are our assumptions, which clearly paint us as utterly and hopelessly stupid, let's lampshade it and carry on".
i don't think by n
☝︎ mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes ok but
i don't get what you're saying here.
assbot: Logged on 15-03-2016 13:22:03; mircea_popescu: in the "
i bet you
don't understand what the bayesian approach to spam filtering turned into pretend-ai after its failure to filter spam" means for your country : the next step is for most all the jobs that are still left to be replaced by this kind of ai - it's cheaper. so you go to the hair salon and you get a hairdo - 80% of the time. hey, accidents happen, here's a free coupon for another one. and
mircea_popescu: in the "
i bet you
don't understand what the bayesian approach to spam filtering turned into pretend-ai after its failure to filter spam" means for your country : the next step is for most all the jobs that are still left to be replaced by this kind of ai - it's cheaper. so you go to the hair salon and you get a hairdo - 80% of the time. hey, accidents happen, here's a free coupon for another one. and yes, you want a we
☟︎ nubbins`:
i think he got mad because a bunch of poor renters who
don't own computers weren't able to find the time to get on irc, find #b-a, take a photograph of themselves holding a sign, set up a btc wallet, &c &c &c &c &c
nubbins`: phf: "solicited a judge from the wot" is meaningless, unless you know something
i don't.
ben_vulpes: "great idea!
i guess we
don't need any custom software after all."
phf: ben_vulpes:
i suspect they
don't know what they are doing
mircea_popescu: no, bitbet was, at least the first incarnation, shivad together by kakobrekla in... whatr was it, two weeks or something,
i don't recall exactly.
assbot: Logged on 14-03-2016 22:22:18; phf: but as an advertisement platform for mpex and steady stream of income for investors
i don't see ~anything~ wrong with bitbet. my current interpretation is that a lot of various people overreacted and a sure thing was killed.
mircea_popescu: anyway -
i appreciate your offer to help, and
i don't think it can be summarily dismissed. it has its obvious weaknesses which you may consider improving.
mircea_popescu: well good, but
i don't think he's buying. at any rate, so what do you plan to do to actually get cash out of the goods ? list them for sale somewhere ? simply run an auction here ? details help.
mircea_popescu:
i don't think you take my meaning. have you for instance ever auctioned a domain name successfully ? are you well known in those circles ? anything ?
☟︎ assbot: Logged on 14-03-2016 22:22:18; phf: but as an advertisement platform for mpex and steady stream of income for investors
i don't see ~anything~ wrong with bitbet. my current interpretation is that a lot of various people overreacted and a sure thing was killed.
phf: but as an advertisement platform for mpex and steady stream of income for investors
i don't see ~anything~ wrong with bitbet. my current interpretation is that a lot of various people overreacted and a sure thing was killed.
☟︎☟︎ BingoBoingo: Who knows, maybe after reciever cuts it up Betmoose would be willing to buy parts and carry it as the sort of reddit betting thing they've been somehow floating for a while.
I don't know if
I would bet there, but seems like possible buyer for domain/software.
jurov: yes,
i understand it too.
i only
don't understand the "can't be valued" part.
jurov: asciilifeform:
i don't see anything like that in this case
PeterL:
I still
don't see the need for any malisciousness, just somebody holding it in some sort of "side mempool"
mats:
http://log.b-a.link/?date=14-03-2016#1432527 << as
i've been reading it, the 17btc is still in dispute?
i don't want to be in the position of resolving this, but
i'd be happy to audit whatever coins still reside in s.bbet public (or not) addresses and publish results
phf: PeterL: oh from ~sale~ you mean.
i don't think that shareholders have any claim to sale. since it's a zero asset corporation, the only movable part is "bets come in, percentage collected, payment sent out". "assets" is the percentage that's collected at the end of month, and immediately distributed to shareholders. what is being sold is domain/codebase and a negotiation rights with mp for hosting. that was never funded by shareholders
mircea_popescu: it's a disease of the mind that
i don't really think can be cured, just quarantined.
mircea_popescu: and to disabuse THAT notion,
i don't personally think stalin was either very apt, very smart, or any sort of example to be followed. is, indeed, a notable example for all sorts of things,
thestringpuller:
I'll text-ify it later. But
I guess point it,
don't you think computational power plays a role in what AI does in practice?