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BingoBoingo: Bet both sides
to control your maximum loss
BingoBoingo: I'm just
thinking
the natural direction for funds considering I'm a not particularly in shape middle 'Murican would probably favor my capture.
BingoBoingo: punkman: I'm not supposing it as a
thing
to be supposed yet.
punkman: BingoBoingo: but how would
the bet be worded, seems
tricky
BingoBoingo: I'd
taked measures like letting
the beard get unruly and rubbing myself down with meth
to
try
to keep ransom cheap
BingoBoingo: punkman: I
think price dependent I'd
throw a BTC on "No" and put my best Eagle Scout skills into avoiding capture. I'd plan on using
the bet as a hedge.
punkman: BingoBoingo: how would
that bet go
BingoBoingo might secretly hope for sufficient support
to
take
the Darien in
the name of crypto
BingoBoingo: Out of curiosity, are any other Norte Americanos considering an overland route
to Conference v3?
gribble: Bitstamp BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 623.08, Best ask: 625.35, Bid-ask spread: 2.27000, Last
trade: 625.35, 24 hour volume: 24619.40040858, 24 hour low: 568.57, 24 hour high: 629.4, 24 hour vwap: 606.685254236
[]bot: Bet placed: 1.75 BTC for Yes on "Bitcoin over $1000 before September"
http://bitbet.us/bet/866/ Odds: 75(Y):25(N) by coin, 75(Y):25(N) by weight.
Total bet: 5.32379439 BTC. Current weight: 94,165.
BingoBoingo: Apocalyptic: I'll look for it. It is no shame on him
though. Was all his personal risk.
The
text makes up for
the loss by leaps and bounds.
Apocalyptic: " Wrote seminal
text on losing 90% in BTC stocks"
Apocalyptic: BingoBoingo, do you happen
to have a linkg
to
that
text ?
gribble: Rating entry successful. Your rating for user Duffer1 has changed from 1
to 2.
BingoBoingo: ;;rate Duffer1 2 Wrote seminal
text on losing 90% in BTC stocks and admitted
to it. Has very heavy balls.
BingoBoingo: deadweasel: Long
time no see. Like seriously. How is stuff going
BingoBoingo: coingenuity: Are
the rumors of you metals business being paperwork intense really
that
true
BingoBoingo: benkay: You see
there is a substantial difference between AM1 and RENT. AM1 went as high as 6 BTC (not
the havelock asset but
the underlying) and served as
the
TardStar for 18 months now. It is now flirting with equity under IPO price. RENT was always questionable in price.
benkay: owie - haven't really recovered from
that btc rally, eh
theyear20* ?
BingoBoingo: If I man up on crossing
the Darien on foot, I'll probably
throw down coin on a bitbet hedge for ransom
BingoBoingo: benkay: I dun
think you know how I play BitBet...
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to Ship in 2014 :: 1.08 B (98%) on Yes, 0.02 B (2%) on No | closing in 6 months 4 weeks | weight: 95`347 (100`000
to 1)
assbot: BitBet - X.EUR contract monthly renewal canceled in 2014 :: 0.44 B (88%) on Yes, 0.06 B (12%) on No | closing in 6 months 4 weeks | weight: 97`586 (100`000
to 1)
BingoBoingo: Oh, benkay also, how do you like
the blog's new look... Or did I ask already?
BingoBoingo: benkay:
They hung Shrem for his Bong while Ve-suckadick still leads...
benkay: you underestimate how foul
the foundation is
assbot: BitBet - Brock Pierce
to resign at BTC Foundation :: 0.3 B (3%) on Yes, 10.08 B (97%) on No | closing in 2 months 3 weeks | weight: 86`742 (100`000
to 1)
gribble: Estimated percent change in difficulty
this period | 4.94192 % based on data since last change | 6.98341 % based on data for last
three days
BingoBoingo: At some point it seems inevitable, but... BTC has a lot of untested
territory still
to
test.
benkay: maybe diff doesn't actually fall, but
the rate of increase in diff per
time maybe does.
BingoBoingo: Well last adjustment was over 18%, but... it
takes more and more hash
to keep pushing difficulty
assbot: BitBet - Bitcoin difficulty
to fall :: 6.66 B (17%) on Yes, 33.04 B (83%) on No | closing in 2 weeks 6 days | weight: 9`687 (100`000
to 1)
assbot: BitBet - Bitcoin over $1000 before September :: 2.26 B (63%) on Yes, 1.31 B (37%) on No | closing in 2 months 3 weeks | weight: 94`201 (100`000
to 1)
BingoBoingo: Bastille day bet is more dangerous
than ever
to
take
though.
benkay: diff about
to fall off a cliff apparently
BingoBoingo: I have a maybe bad habit of spending more on parts
than I do on computers
BingoBoingo: Also
the only one of
the batch
that I am sad
that it produced magic smoke
BingoBoingo: benkay:
This was one of several machines I picked up in middle school from school auction at $10 per machine
benkay: the space bar
triggered
the self-destruct, which was better
than getting got by
the in-game baddies?
benkay: i have vague memories of sitting on my father's lap and hitting
the space bar in a game where we were looking for gems in a starfield or some such
benkay: (i kid, it's great. we build great shit for cool people all
the
time.)
BingoBoingo: benkay: If you ever
try hipster computing A/UX on
the SE/30 is actually nice, pleasant
benkay: it may be self-sabotage under
the hood, as i run a 'mobile interaction software development shop'
benkay: i'm
trying
to
take as little a dependency on
the apple os as possible
benkay: it is
the rock of my outlook on computer which is meager in a vast and stormy sea of chaos
benkay: the only fact i have in
the sea of fud
that is computer is
that lisp-like stuff is kinda ok
BingoBoingo: benkay: Isn't haskel really just
the C# of Lisp?
BingoBoingo: This past week I got pretty good at cwm,
tonight I mastered xfce
benkay: also xmonad implies i'll be learning haskell, wrapping my brain around whatever crazy pretzels
those assholes have constructure...
benkay: i've been considering
trying xmonad for window mgmt, but i don't actually want
to spend more
time farting around with more distractions atm
BingoBoingo is really
thinking MP was on
to something about my needing
to find a cleaner class of girl
BingoBoingo: One of my larger regrets about undergrad other
than not
taking further comp sci classes is not mastering emacs, seems
to have everything...
benkay: irc, code nagivation,
text editing, email, en/decryption facilities, rss...
BingoBoingo: benkay: Most poorly kept secret in BTC is
that Coinbase cheats on price swings
assbot: Unmasking
The Columbia River's Mysterious Stealth Boats
BingoBoingo also wonders if I commit
to crossing darien by foot if a BitBet relating
to Bingo captured by militia (FARC or
the others) might be in order...
BingoBoingo: Actual video of
the demolition as opposed
to gif suggest Western Kentucky accents
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: You seem
to always get all of
the interesting related links
assbot: Adult women react
to seeing
their own vagina for
the first
time
assbot: Amateurs demolish 100-foot
tower using power
tool, almost get crushed
BingoBoingo: Still, it is interesting
to see
the infinite hitpoints in action.
BingoBoingo: So
the more I look at
travel
to conference V3,
the more it looks like
the only part drawing my interest in
traveling is
the Darien gap.
BingoBoingo: I
thought it would
take longer for someone
to link
the good ship Mircea
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the Creeps Are Cheering
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decimation: The regulations were proposed on December 15, 2010, and published in
the Federal Register of December 23, 2010[25] would require U.S. and certain foreign companies
to report and make public
the use of so-called "conflict minerals" from
the Democratic Republic of
the Congo or adjoining countries in
their products. blah blah
assbot: Conflict resource - Wikipedia,
the free encyclopedia
decimation: but
the USG has employed many
to define
the undefinable
decimation: The USG doesn't
take kindly
to buying "conflict minerals"
BingoBoingo: You
take
the raw materials and sell
them into
the best bexxel for your purposes
decimation: wheras
the Chinese subsidize electronics manufacturing wholeheartedly
BingoBoingo: decimation: Only works if you have
the bezzel points
to avoid gasenwagen
decimation: Right, so my point about nest,
TI, Renesas, etc is
that
the USG currently subsidizes
the electronics industry
through direct purchases
BingoBoingo: Well, you can't put a Lenovo chip
that refuses
to
target
the forbidden city in a
Tomohawk missile...
BingoBoingo: TI has some safety as foundry for certain kinds of applications
that demand US made parts
decimation: The ltspice guy said
that over half of Linear's revenue was in power regulators
decimation: I wonder what portion of
their profit comes from selling
to USG and friends
decimation: it is interesting how
TI has managed
to stumble into 2014 as a profitable hardware manufacturer
decimation: apparently
the DLP® products, custom ASIC products, calculators, royalties and legacy wireless products is about 30% of
TI's revenue