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diana_coman: asciilifeform, urgh,
I'd rather ask: how
I can PREVENT this being done
phf: asciilifeform: it's too big of an item, but ~they still totally do~ you just need to go to burning man. plenty of people are "
i build art for the big burn, can handle big machines"
diana_coman: certainly more fundamental;
I talked about code because
I write code, not because the issue is not clearly visible otherwise
diana_coman:
http://btcbase.org/log/2017-03-29#1633736 <-
I actually think that is a characteristic worth knowing how to replicate in one's own programs: after all the horrors
I saw,
I quite find it a bad thing that well done code tends to be basically too forgiving on idiots
☝︎ a111: Logged on 2017-03-29 13:20 asciilifeform: fwiw the part
i found most painful was the 'access' (pointer) rules. generally you can't have a pointer unless you can demonstrate that it can never dangle
mircea_popescu: tis not chile, which is why
i had french wine with my fish yest.
mircea_popescu: the only worthy equiv in ro is the one with the hedgehog's hole which im sure
i recounted.
BingoBoingo: Well
I was going to guess Liberia, but you said unsure about generators
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> this is gonna be more fun than
i had thought. << Ecuador?
mircea_popescu: actually
i can tell ye this : in the above context, "not legal" also includes situations where it's technically legal but more expensive to comply than worth bothering (worth as defined by mass scale producers)
shinohai:
I think those types will always exist ....
I found it mirthful that they showed up in the comments section of the dao hacker article on trilema.
mod6:
I hope it's not too prohibitive.
mod6:
i've quite noticed that actually.
i was trying to figure out "packages" and did an evening worth of headbanging.
mod6: yeah, def.
i learn best by doing, indeed.
mod6: right, ya, something like that.
i've got the links to all the sample proggies from before too. so, maybe
i'll extend one of them, or that one, or make my own.
mod6: something to get into it a bit, but not too deep. before
I try to dig into anything on the btctron level.
mod6: yah, im not sure im quite there yet. what
i really need to start in on is a decent enough sample program.
mod6:
i've been going through ada95, and it helps with some of the weird stuff like X` and P` or whatever.
mod6:
i have to say that some of the ada stuff is a bit non-obvious by syntax only.
a111: Logged on 2017-03-29 06:55 mircea_popescu: there's a certain artisan's "
i will touch all the items" vein in there.
ben_vulpes: could just have readily have been 'conquest' if
i were in a pandering mood
ben_vulpes: although
i imagine less 'army of lovers' and more 'everyone who *didn't* shit in the codebase is doing pushups'
ben_vulpes: oops there
i go being nonjudgemental again
mircea_popescu: there's a certain artisan's "
i will touch all the items" vein in there.
☟︎ mircea_popescu:
i always thought that was by choice rather than necessity.
mircea_popescu:
i hope you're keeping very elaboratedly detailed notes
ben_vulpes:
i have more permutations and combinations to run
a111: Logged on 2015-07-02 21:36 phf: mircea_popescu:
i'll keep that
i mind.
i'd like to give it a try, but
i still have memories of tedium and despair from last time
i tried building a crystal space project on mac
shinohai: Why yes,
I *do* want to follow you upstairs.
mircea_popescu:
i dunno that at any point since henry was the "legal system" so much of a joke.
mircea_popescu: fwiw, whichj isn't much,
i don't expect perelman gave much of a shit about it all before, either. not exactly "driven into" or anythjing
a111: Logged on 2017-03-21 01:45 asciilifeform: quite srsly,
i'd like to know : phf now uses what? 'ed' ? does he still write programs for money ? in commonlisp? in selfsame 'ed' ?
mircea_popescu: shinohai
i thought the farc finally went on the govt dole last month.
mircea_popescu:
i am enjoying a newfound love of "el condor pasa" btw. it's a fucking epic song if one reads the ORIGINAL SPANISH TEXT.
phf:
i just opened an openbsd laptop a second ago and it greeted me with ddb (kernel debugger on panic)
phf: in fact,
i static linked a copy of trb on a recent machine (5.6 say), and then moved it to a libretto (that was running 5.3 or whatever) and the binary booted and worked, but then silently failed on some system calls.
ben_vulpes: either way,
i crufted some state onto the station and it works now.
phf:
i think that was huai-dong cao, or maybe it was the xiping zhu.
i don't remember now which one of those two was the main guy
doppler: oh haha,
i was referring to mathematica's init message
CompanionCube: ben_vulpes: greetings.
I saw you mention me in the logs.
BingoBoingo: If
I recall a certain sede vacantist patched PRB in some way for big endian.
phf: you could probably get away with just patching serialize.h though since most of the rest of code relies on it (
i.e. both networking and fs code)
doppler:
i suppose in the latter respect, they're no worse than the later G4s
doppler:
i've had to deal with lots of broken ones
trinque: mircea_popescu: long as they keep the californians they imported,
I'm fine with it.
mthreat: actually
i just had the houston vs. austin discussion this morning on another channel with some friends!
mthreat: asciilifeform: it works, but
i'm not flying it yet
mircea_popescu: he bought it cvasi new and spent the first year dicking around with paperworks,
i imaghine it still got years of juice.
mircea_popescu: the insane dilutionist tribe - do. so what can
i do ?
i buy from the weirdos.
mthreat: mircea_popescu: austin's good, but
i'm somewhere else at the moment. hint:
i recently flew over butch cassidy's ranch house.
mircea_popescu: in other sad fucking news :
i'm now buying fucking homeopathy products.
mthreat: how broad can we guess the location? can
I start with continent?