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MisterE: still a problem
as of a year or so ago
benkay: well
as you can see it's written in english
Mats_cd03: pretty easy job
as i understand it
MisterE: a soldier responsible for tasks such
as building and repairing roads and bridges, laying and clearing mines, etc.
diametric: I would however pay handsomely for a buttsex button that worked
as advertised.
BingoBoingo: TestingUnoDosTre: Works just find if you leave the information out
as well
mircea_popescu: By this time, the city was swelling with apprentices, and the adult population was finding them more difficult to control, says Barbara Hanawalt.
As early death from infectious disease became rarer the apprentices faced a long wait to take over from their masters. "You've got quite a number of young men who are in apprenticeships who have got no hope of getting a workshop and a business of their own," says Jeremy Goldb
ThickAsThieves:
as long
as you maintain a hint of rabbi, i'm cool with it
ninjashogun: also, anyone who lists "psychology"
as an interest is dead to me. They are beyond crazy, and without exception. I don't know a single marker
as predictive of mental instability
as interest in psychology.
ninjashogun: holy #$@ mirceau you sure know how to pick them. But I would never go for a woman with such an intellectually provocative public profile. Only the ones who keep that to themselves (
as I do). makes everything easier :) :)
benkay: not
as though 2fa really helps if your counterparties are incompetent
mircea_popescu: but
as ridiculous
as it may seem, a lot of older people have serious trouble coping with the idea that well... not everybody is going to like them. no matter what they do.
mircea_popescu:
as if, you know. everybody loves raymond or some shit.
mircea_popescu: srsly now,
as an engineer, if you're any good and you got to be old, how the fuck would you actually need a salary
TestingUnoDosTre: the SEC has been calling people
as well
as emailing? I didn't realize they worked so much
ninjashogun: Do you think the bitcoin phenomenon counts
as one?
User__: what about
as an online wallet?
benkay: not
as many
as i once did
ninjashogun: Mats_cd03, asciilifeform and mirceau-p's Cardano - a physical device that escrows private keys and signs documents passed to it over USB - stored passwords
as plaintext on the theory that a loss or theft should be considered catastrophic anyway. So storing in plaintext means people will practice better opsec
dexX7: (i submitted the tx
as raw on bci, that's why they are at least there)
Mats_cd03: i consulted for a place once where all the user, admin passwords were plaintext and shared the same excel file
as the auth for the hvac systems and scif
dexX7: i have the problem of a confirmed transformation that is shown
as unconfirmed on bc.i and doesn't exist on blockr
dexX7: do you use blockchain.info
as source?
ninjashogun: I'm no expert on neuroscience but I have sought out their opinions. Funny, the same
as I've done here for financial info. The difference is that they didn't troll for it.
Mats_cd03: are we going to continue discussing genetics and biology
as though theres an expert in here
dexX7: if it works indeed with ",", it's funny, because the balance is shown
as "x.y"
ninjashogun: Duffer1, No I'm not involved with Cog. I just know that
as far
as this person is concerned Goat is very trustworthy.
ninjashogun: but we have a theoretical proof that the architecture of the brain is somehow encoded into under 700 MB. (well under that,
as that encodes the full human body.)
ninjashogun: Also don't forget that we know for a fact that the architecture in the brain is encoded in no more than 700 MB totally uncompressed. That is how much the human genome takes to encode
as simple bits (adenine(A), cytosine (C), guanine (G) and thymine (T) encoded
as two bits each). With some compression that's even less.
midnightmagic: for the foreseeable future, there is no computer even contemplated that could model the human brain
as we understand it right now, let alone
as new discoveries arrive.
ninjashogun: "Although different neurons fire at different speeds,
as a rough estimate it is reasonable to estimate that a neuron can fire about once every 5 milliseconds, or about 200 times a second"
mircea_popescu: the letters are old, and
as respectable
as they ever were.
mircea_popescu: read that whole set, you'll be ahead of about half the group of folk that identify
as finance-anythign
mircea_popescu: and more interestingly so than the white equivalent, dearly loved
as "pc speak"
MisterE: it's tropical here so I wear
as little
as possible and there's no style there heh
mircea_popescu: ThickAsThieves because otherwise all their unjustifiable expenses stand out
as a sore thumb
artifexd: I guess I get to test code in production,
as it were.
ozbot: Interacting with fiat institutions [such
as the SEC], a guide
mircea_popescu: so in general expect pump and dumps to be punctured randomly and outside of the originator's control going forward, so
as to hurt the originator and his friends.
cazalla: MisterE: I would only get away talking like this at the pub, not in general public, there are just
as many who would disagree with me but they typically want to pile on for the free shit from the government
MisterE: fucking life sucks if this is good
as it gets
MisterE: yea, given the human condition
as I see it it's understandable
cazalla: bounce: conservative values were destroyed and here we are, least that is what i see it
as, evils of feminism and all that
MisterE: at least it is not
as big and bad
as the mess US baby boomers are leaving to their grandchildren
cazalla: but they're hanging around for
as long
as they can because the pension isn't enough to sustain them
cazalla: anyway, i think the situation is too far gone here in Australia
as it likely has in the rest of the world
Diablo-D3: its okay to go back to the land,
as long
as you do responsibly
cazalla: MisterE: and I'm hostile (some would say hateful) because I am paying for it
as is the rest of the middle class and we're jack of it
cazalla: MisterE: they don't want a better life, they want to live in the bush
as they did before the British came here, I am happy for them to do that, government is not and they keep throwing money at them
Diablo-D3: you have many rights
as an american
cazalla:
as the middle class see them getting something we're not plus we pay for it
MisterE: your country is hardly
as fucked up
MisterE: cazalla: no matter where you trade there is manipulation so might
as well trade on the exchange where it mostly happens so you can see it
MisterE: [23:23:48] mircea_popescu: Ghaleon
as you approach mastery you'll notice the leet asshole is an epic bridge builder type.
mircea_popescu: joecool that can't be right, mostly because nuclear power is economical
as compared to burning oil.
mircea_popescu: and
as the countries spending billions on them like the people to continue to believe.
decimation: indeed, nuclear bombs aren't nearly
as dangerous
as people like to believe
mircea_popescu:
as long
as nobody uses them it's "those incredibly, exceedingly, unrepresentably powerful weapons". after a dozen or so pop it's like... those very expensive, inaccurate things.
mircea_popescu: decimation no,
as in a little fucking and public speaking is required for adults.
decimation:
as in a little radiation is good for you?
diametric: asciilifeform: so if you post on reddit with +/u/CompileBot language \n\n [ code ], it will run that code and post it
as a reply.
diametric: mircea_popescu: oppo has the only phone on the market currently running cyanogen that's been certified by google
as well
mircea_popescu: the more likely explanation is probably that they're not actually
as smart
as they see themsekves.
cazalla: I'm your average person, can't keep up with some of the conversation here, need to go and google words for definitions and so forth but I'm here (got started in Bitcoin nov 2012) so I would expect others who are average to start turning up
as I have
mircea_popescu: my cock really doesn't taste
as bad
as people tell themselves.
ninjashogun: Mats_cd03, I worked for a startup that was acquired,
as one of just two employees. Yes, I know how typical funded startups operate.
ninjashogun: decimation,
as I mentioned before we are at the pre-financing stage - the startup is not raising money right now. I know a lot of stories of people who built great things with burn rates near $0. Airbnb is now closing a round at $10B. They sold cereal to launch.
benkay: seems
as though you're the only one.
decimation: he's a high-functioning troll,
as best
as anyone can gather
ninjashogun: asciilifeform, if only one tenth of thefts actually resulted in the key becoming known to the thief - would there be exactly ten times
as many thefts
as a result?
ninjashogun: asciilifeform, for example if you introduced an architectural change that,
as a direct result, meant half of thefts did not result in key becoming accessible to thief - would there be instantly twice
as many thefts
as a result?
ninjashogun: decimation, so this relates to an architectural discussion I had with asciilifeform on it. Specifically, a very GOOD reason not to include ANY second factor, not even the most trivial one (such
as not writing your name and bitcoin address on the Cardano) is because any second factor will INCREASE the risky behavior in its users.
ninjashogun: by deep check I mean you can get to know them deeply, even run medical tests,
as well
as trust their behavior on a deep level,
as you do with your brothers and sisters for example.
ninjashogun: I thought about some of the architectural things you point out re cardano.
As a practical question, how do we determine the limits of risk compensation arguments?
mircea_popescu: they are
as much a part of life
as hot water and kitchen appliances, and moreover prerequisite to both.
mircea_popescu: analog dusted old binders are
as of yet an unsolved problem
decimation: certainly those who desire attention would be willing to pay to work
as a teacher, actor, etc