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BingoBoingo: fluffypony: Because more
than one
thing sucks when CoinDesk writes about Multibit going
to shit.
fluffypony: BingoBoingo: why are
there pictures of pizza in
the slideshow
assbot: Up Close With
the New MultiBit HD Bitcoin Wallet
fluffypony: no, just have pieces of work
that need doing
fluffypony: those
that are around prefer embedded systems
fluffypony: hard
to find competent C/C++ people nowadays
punkman: fluffypony:
these days I'm writing code, plumbing data,
tech documentation, some research
kakobrekla: perhaps best if you
talk
to him directly
gribble: Bitstamp |
Total bids: 11188128 USD.
Total asks: 14820 BTC. Ratio: 754.91616 USD/BTC. | Data vintage: 0.0967 seconds
gribble: The expected
time between blocks
taking 2 hours and 0 seconds
to generate is 3 years, 2 weeks, 5 days, 3 hours, 7 minutes, and 36 seconds
gribble: The expected
time between blocks
taking 1 hour and 0 seconds
to generate is 2 days, 18 hours, 48 minutes, and 4 seconds
punkman: would be interesting if
they had something other
than noise/random, and more
than 60 seconds
kakobrekla: someone audited
their planes in
the air
thingy and got suspicious results
punkman: MP goes away,
the logs dry up, for shame
pankkake: and used it as a way
to never release proof of new
things he was claiming
to do
pankkake: he blamed his failure
to have chips on a "troll"
pankkake: one of his cheerleaders also invented
the "death
threats" yesterday
fluffypony: dub: I wonder how long it's going
to be
till Ken Slaughter pulls a Danny and skips
the country because of
threats?
assbot: Bitstamp will not process withdrawal unless you prove
the source of every coin you've ever
traded on
their exchange. : Bitcoin
gribble: Bitstamp BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 516.01, Best ask: 518.18, Bid-ask spread: 2.17000, Last
trade: 516.01, 24 hour volume: 17735.72693028, 24 hour low: 516.01, 24 hour high: 547.1, 24 hour vwap: 530.093943421
dub: apparently activemining has been
the victim of; personal attacks (including death
threats) against
the CEO, greedy and manipulating FUD, relentless
trolling, viscous personal attacks on people's character and downright badness.
dignork: nubbins`: well,
the key is also somewhat questionable, but signed
text contains links, formatted as html etc. no way
to verify sig really.
dignork: A bit late, but
this xrp selloff is fun. Nobody
tried
to verify his gpg sig, and it doesn't match actually.
chetty: artifexd, I just force it back
to
the gnome from older versions
fluffypony: I believe we've found
the guide /r/bitcoin has been using for post
titles
BingoBoingo: Yeah, sucks
to be
the authors caught up in it.
assbot: Odd Couples: Lion,
Tiger And Bear Are Real Life BFFs | Geekologie
benkay: it's not really
that hard, bitcoinpete
BingoBoingo: Year
to year
the best
time
to buy BTC both changes, and never really changes.
Apocalyptic: chetty, it's
the opposite in btc, buy in May :)
gribble: the code is a valid currency on your
target market. Default currency is USD.
gribble: (ticker [--bid|--ask|--last|--high|--low|--avg|--vol] [--currency XXX] [--market <market>|all]) -- Return pretty-printed
ticker. Default market is Bitstamp. If one of
the result options is given, returns only
that numeric result (useful for nesting in calculations). If '--currency XXX' option is given, returns
ticker for
that
three-letter currency code. It is up
to you
to make sure (1 more message)
chetty: like any other 'science'
the lefty likes, run with it,
truth matters not
chetty: nope
the piketty damage is done already
princessnell: chetty unfortunately i don't
think
that will matter
chetty: artifexd, I use ubuntu for development, its not
that bad - but on newer releases you gotta dump
the unity desktop
chetty: The FT economics editor Chris Giles says French economist
Thomas Piketty's bestseller "Capitalism in
the 21st Century," about rising inequality in
the West, contains serious errors
that undermine his conclusion
that wealth distributions are widening.
nubbins`: lives in sud afrika, maybe fluffypony can
track him down
bitcoinpete: i imagine a west african
tribal village with mp dressed as a shaman
chetty: no one knows what lurks in
the mind of MP, even MP
☟︎ princessnell: bitcoinpete sure. i was just responding
to his idea as presented. but we'll see.
bitcoinpete: well, he was overseas
to begin with. now he'll just be south afaik
bitcoinpete: exactly
this question and
the ability
to ask it
nubbins`: what in
the world is purposeful about a bunch of molecules smacking into each other?
princessnell: ok, but i'm not sure how
that addresses "this opens up a large debate as
to whether life has purpose. i happen
to hold
that it doesnt."
bitcoinpete: i would've
thought he was
the exact opposite
princessnell: bitcoinpete you're right. i was framing in
terms of MP's nihilism.
princessnell: mircea_popescu and in
that
they become unhuman. basically a major point of
that article is
that
this desperate clutching at straws, people
trying
to retain
their people-relevance in economics is a little lulzy.
there's no room for politics in economy. << i am excited
to learn more about
this non-political economy you have discovered!
bitcoinpete: achievement isn't window dressing if it impacts
the world.
princessnell: bitcoinpete
that often includes children, but
this isn't a necessity << right, Hamilton's law
princessnell: some of
those are better or worse
to achieve
those ends depending on environemnt/institutions
bitcoinpete: that often includes children, but
this isn't a necessity
bitcoinpete: our purpose is
to achieve,
to grow,
to strive for better.
bitcoinpete: princessnell i
think
that's
too reductionist
princessnell: not exactly keep living, but maximize probability of
the highest possible degree of genetic
transmission. but you get my drift.
princessnell: mircea_popescu:
this opens up a large debate as
to whether life has purpose. i happen
to hold
that it doesnt, which informs
the choice of vocabulary. it'll have
to be
translated (apolitic ?)
to avoid linking
that dependency in
there. << on
the most basic level
the purpose of life is
to keep living. everything else is window dressing but
the actions
they adorn reveal a necessary performative acknowlegement.
BingoBoingo: Resident adviser
tried imposing order on athlete down
the hall, was dropped onto
the water fountain with force
the last day of
the semester.
BingoBoingo: Only
thing in my
time at
the dorms
that exploded was
the water fountain.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: If I ever get bored enough
to
take up metalworking as a hobby cases like
that would make interesting projects.
BingoBoingo: In college I bought a couple shares of Sun stock for around $4 per. Registered as a shareholder. Got a bunch of swag in
the form of
t-shirts and Solaris DVDs
BingoBoingo: PA could have lived on like SPARC, but HP never
tried
to push it hard enough.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: HP's problem is
they never went all
the way. Playing with AMD64 is what pushed sun into Oracle's maw.
benkay: they're going
to select people who say
things like "well
that's going
to cost you 2.3 million dollars at
the low end, and maybe as much as 10, but you'll have rock-solid DRM at
the end of it".
benkay: the people with
the money
to implement dumb crypto
things are never going
to select professional services people for execution who say
things like "what you are
trying
to build is not possible
to build".
TomServo: You'd
think
they'd have learned after
the CSS key was leaked.
gribble: Bitstamp BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 530.88, Best ask: 533.79, Bid-ask spread: 2.91000, Last
trade: 533.79, 24 hour volume: 19278.95933069, 24 hour low: 519.4, 24 hour high: 547.1, 24 hour vwap: 531.374707917
thestringpuller: People just put
that shit in a bluray drive and rip an mkv anyways...