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herbijudlestoids: BingoBoingo: not particularly...is this one of those trick questions where you psychologically evluate my expertise
as a player with a simple one liner?
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu:
As far
as the tournament you spec'd goes my only credited loss is to namworld.
herbijudlestoids: from a development perspective?
as in unusable to modify/update the code?
mircea_popescu: basically a pull rather than a push for now because we aren't yet
as formalised
BingoBoingo: MisterE: Well, in Bitcoin polite is neither asking now answering exaclty how much BTC one holds. If you must ask, Roughly or Publically how much BTC do you hold is on the line of acceptable.
As far
as answering though even saying "I hold between zero and inside your mom right now BTC" is still polite.
mike_c: fpga that did blockchain parsing would completely ignore tx malleabiality (
as it should). PEP would tell you WHY you are ignoring it, so when you are writing custom shit you don't mess it up.
BingoBoingo: The Gox, if they are reliable narrators, problem is they rely on txid
as a primary key in their databases. txid makes a poor primary key
MisterE: a couple breakthroughs such
as hiphop and the hip hop vm jit compiler saved their ass by like weeks
BingoBoingo: MisterE: Seems if they are are honest more of a problem of picking the wrong values to use
as database primary keys.
B007_: I'm hungry
as fuck
BingoBoingo: So long
as the coins are one's personal coins
benkay: not even the part where you guarantee their security yourself
as the buying party.
BingoBoingo: Hell, even a hairball of K&R C could almost pass muster
as a spec
benkay: it's a formal definition of bitcoin,
as opposed to the ad-hoc cpp hairball-
as-canonical-thinger
Azelphur: Python programmer
as day job, can confirm.
mircea_popescu: decimation
as a point of strategy, the would-be dev team power ranges may be foolish, but they're useful fools.
BingoBoingo:
As I understand the narrative, this is a n00bier database problem than 11 months ago.
BingoBoingo: At least not
as I understand problem and BTC code
mircea_popescu: it'd be "private",
as in romanian govt gives to some random third party the place and gets in exchange some nothing at all.
mircea_popescu: (for instance, the leu is worth in dollars/euros/whatever else exactly
as much
as romania says it is worth)
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Well, that depends. 11 months ago there was a ridiculously central database derpocolypse. Nao there is a more subtle derpocolypse that doesn't seem
as critical, but happens to hammer the fiat/BTC interface players hard while actual BTC cared about working too much to make those mistakes.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo inasmuch
as it's mostly a reddit driven "omg we're retarded" panic, i doubt anyhing at all.
decimation:
As Mr. Yarvin points out, post-fiat dollars will still have some value
as "federal brownie points"
decimation: ascii, it would seem foolish to have an RFID with no challenge;
as you point out it would make carding even simpler
pankkake: "Serge Humpich is a person who discovered a serious flaw in the Carte Bleue system used in France for credit cards. He was convicted in 2000 to a ten months suspended sentence. He was 36 at the time, and lost his job
as a result of the case."
Shakespeare: pankkake if you write that code to spit out total current ATC, i can add it to the home page... assuming it's
as simple
as that
benkay: that list is better regarded
as "how much money this ccoin has sucked out of fiat"
deadweasel: i've marked every havelock email ever
as spam, yet it still shows up.
BingoBoingo: jurov:
As a courtesy I refer to American football
as handegg
BingoBoingo: pankkake: Hire an alternate to identify
as pankkake. Look for College footballers and handeggers who missed the cutoff to go pro.
mircea_popescu: just so happens that stuff seeming soft can in fact be
as hard
as coffin nails, somewhere in there.
mircea_popescu: jurov i don't suppose you're liable to go around deciding to beat people because "they're on your turf" and obviously they seem like townfolk so perhaps they're not quite
as hard
as all that.
Shakespeare: Did you know I share the same birthday
as Tony Danza and Shirley Temple?
pankkake: at least for the time being,
as it's new
pankkake:
as in more dangerous? ok. but then forum pr could be better…
deadweasel: well, that's the majority of the worlds opinion,
as most don't know their ass from a hole in the ground.
mircea_popescu:
as if somehow the entire world is this proving ground for impudent cocklets and everyone is their peer.
pankkake: <minerpart> I've offered to meet him at any railway station in France
as I'm southern England. He's a pussy, he wont meet me. A sad little prick with a big internet presence. You know what that means - he's never fucked a girl. Probably followed a few home though then gone home and jerked himself off.
gribble: Nick 'diametric', with hostmask 'diametric!~diametric@2604:3400:dc1:43:216:3eff:fe27:bf9d', is identified
as user 'diametric', with GPG key id BDD47433133081CF, key fingerprint 0789CB4F508B384EB74CEFBFBDD47433133081CF, and bitcoin address None
benkay: hey that's two in
as many days
mircea_popescu: to rob a bank via bomb device with artsy cane gun, so
as to have enough funds to pay for the weird character's murder of the woman;s father
mircea_popescu: highschool drop-out that's been working for 30 years
as a pizza delivery boy
mircea_popescu: but no, originally there were ~60k
as a high point cca 2011
ThickAsThieves: full text for the item is "Bitcoin will continue to attract more people
as a store of value and a speculative investment asset. I predict that the value of Bitcoin still has the potential to double by the same time next year. But I believe it will have a hard time becoming mainstream
as a currency, due to its expected continued volatility amidst regulation authorities and governments
ThickAsThieves: 4. Bitcoin will continue to gain ground (but not
as a currency)
mircea_popescu: afaik they haven't yet decided whether they wish to have a future
as the irc network where bitcoin happens or would rather not have any future at all.
jurov: ah so. but it's the same with pgp. if you swet expiry date
as they recommend
pankkake: another feature is signing other's keys. basically, serves
as identity verification
benkay: maybe poorly, but nowhere near
as poorly
as those in the wild for btc message signing.
ThickAsThieves: <pankkake> I was thinking of creating a service for that. pay X coins to create an identity that will be allowed without captchas on any compatible website ---- this falls under same premise
as me wanting the WoT to be user/service friendly
ThickAsThieves: "Has anyone thought about holding a decentralized conference
as well? "
benkay: ha shit so in this case bitbet could be used
as a bounty system
midnightmagic: benkay: I agree. :-( The complete collected writing of Satoshi I think would provide incredible insight overall just
as simple reading material. Unfortunately since bitcointalk edits history enormously, the history will likely never be complete.
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo if you reduce the search to "satoshi" you find 2x
as many hits
moiety: BingoBoingo: i know you said to do this months ago too.... but im vanitying
as we speak! :)
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Why not? Shouldn't be anywhere near
as bad
as trying to get a useful transcript out of that NYDFS abortion.
mircea_popescu: and besides... the plane is not
as hard to hit
as a barn
mircea_popescu:
as far
as my memory serves those things do customarily bridge a half mile gap
moiety: it weighs the same
as me!!!!
benkay: mircea_popescu, linking a USG publication
as a source of useful numbers?! will miracles never cease...
jurov:
as i say, i do have some experience. it wasn't kilometer, but also the power was much smaller
mircea_popescu: that's almost
as bad
as an ugly vinyl dress on a sunny day
mircea_popescu: it is six feet wide and magically 3600000 times
as energetic
mike_c: maybe that should be it.
as verified by coinmarketcap. then if it never gets listed, it resolves
as no
jurov: you are not so cool
as vexual
nubbins`: thye had frizzle fry and brown album there
as well
jurov: yes. but
as one can't withdraw from there until all deposits get confirmed
TomServo: ThickAsThieves | 1Enjoy1C4bYBr3tN4sMKxvvJDqG8NkdR4Z is sending random dust to me << I'm seeing that
as well, a couple from 1Sochi too
KRS1: so like this mallebility problem, manifesting
as ddos now but its not ddos it seems it could be coming from the network itself.
ThickAsThieves: “With fixed supply, bitcoin’s deflationary bias should also be clear. That quality serves owners well when exchanging into foreign currency, but it would be onerous for any economy operating with it
as legal tender. Indeed Weimar Germany was unpleasant, but so was the Great Depression.”
davout: i'll add ATC to bitcoin-central, just
as a troll to litecoiners
nubbins`: "I choose ... ATC
as well, a school, a place where I can screw up and have a do-over.
As someone well aware that he is absolutely not qualified to host yet another Bitcoin exchange or other high-value, high-risk site, ATC seems a fine lab environment to write code around a tiny blockchain, create wallets, sites, services"