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BingoBoingo: TestingUnoDosTre: Good
things are said about it.
The offline component is light.
The online part not so much
nubbins`: you will need it if you don't want
to have
to download a client and python every
time you boot
TestingUnoDosTre: But I will need persistence if I want
to download some bitcoin client and maybe like python-qt4 when I first boot?
Duffer1: the last
time i used linux was redhat for dummies half a lifetime ago
nubbins`: it depends on whether you want
to store keys on
there or not
TestingUnoDosTre: Do I want persistence on a USB drive Linux
that I'll be using
to access/store offline funds ?
gribble: Bitstamp BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 494.54, Best ask: 496.74, Bid-ask spread: 2.20000, Last
trade: 494.54, 24 hour volume: 19864.09287664, 24 hour low: 481.63, 24 hour high: 530.66, 24 hour vwap: 502.001018804
artifexd: It absolutely does not hurt
to occasionally
think, "How easily could I be replaced by a small shell script?"
mircea_popescu: artifexd you know, im not proposing every engineer out
there should be made sausage by nubbins.
mircea_popescu: "The sound
technology,
the source says, doesnt yet work. A noise as common as a blender in
the background at a coffee shop might cause it
to malfunction."
artifexd: I guess
the programmers weren't perceived as fungible at Clinkle.
mircea_popescu: HOW do
these people expect a fucking company
to work already ?
mircea_popescu: For example, only engineers, some designers and product people were given stock. And some of
the other departments, such as operations, were asked
to do menial
tasks for
the engineers.
mircea_popescu: One described
the way engineers were
treated versus everyone else as a caste system within Clinkle. Another said
there was segregation in
terms of how departments were
treated by management.
BingoBoingo: thestringpuller: Interesting how
these
things reveal
themselves
BingoBoingo: "After
the sales
team hit its 100,000 sign-up milestone on a Wednesday in late September, Clinkle paid for a booze bus
to
take
them out partying
that Friday.
Two days later, a dozen people who had been on
that bus received a phone call from Clinkles management
team.
The message: Dont come into work
tomorrow youre fired.
mircea_popescu: this sort of retarded shit's becoming something like
the new normal.
mircea_popescu: ,
the group could win a $500 party, spa visit or stereo-system package. None of
the pitches included a demo of
the actual app."
mircea_popescu: otherwise, almost neobee
to a fault. "The growth
teams met ambitious goals by
targeting
the most influential students on campus, such as group presidents and fraternity and sorority leaders.
The leaders were shown some images from
the website, and
the deal was sealed with a compelling prize: If
the entire organization signed up for Clinkles waitlist,
then all of
them downloaded
the app on
the day it became available
mircea_popescu: "There were culture-building events like parties and baseball games. Employees would dress up for Wacky Wednesdays, sip mimosas on Fridays during lunch, and sunbathe on
the office roof deck. Duplan was quickly becoming a star around Stanfords campus prompting both awe and jealousy and not everyone was a fan."
mircea_popescu: to college and letting
the boys consult me as an experienced man of affairs. And having finished
this process of thinking I wired Carroll
that I was ready
to join him."
mircea_popescu: "I was flattered by his interest, so I
thought it over.
That is, I indulged in what young men frequently mistake for
thought. In imagination, I saw my name over
the door and myself in a fine glass office looking out and watching clerks
taking in money. I had, in anticipation,
the
thrill of buying one store after another and going from
town
to
town on
tours of inspection. I
tickled my fancy with
the idea of coming back
mircea_popescu: the 2nd 2 should be a 3
too so i guess next week is mpoe contract update day o.o
thestringpuller: i haven't verified
the sig lol oh well sorry
to bring you bad news
mircea_popescu: it looks like a nutty copy/paste error
that somehow nobody picked on in... years ?
thestringpuller: 4.3.
This contract is protected as copyrighted material. It may not be reused by different parties without
the express permission of MPEx.ch calendar month.
thestringpuller: I
think
this is
the harshest review
tag I've ever seen >> "You don't need a heart
to like
this movie. You need an MBA."
BingoBoingo: TomServo: My favorite part of
the story is
the parents
taking
their medicine at
the bar
TomServo: There was some
terrible BS on vice about
the 'baby DJ school'
artifexd: Is
ThickAsThieves in Romania yet? I need his help.
BingoBoingo: I don't
think I've ever paid
tuition in my life
mircea_popescu: you know, universities force dorks
to pay 10's of k's a year
to be college students.
BingoBoingo: Someone who was never forced
to stop being a college student?
mircea_popescu: for
that matter, when did coffee become comodized anyway. "a coffee" means nothing, unless it means sex.
mircea_popescu: who
the fuck is so destitute
they can't afford a coffee
the moment
they want one, and who
the fuck would want such a person within a mile.
mircea_popescu: "Clinkle is also building out a robust rewards system with gamification elements. For example, if you use Clinkle
to buy
things, you might earn a free coffee. "
mircea_popescu: "this month i will pay dividends in deleted posts on a forum people who like
to
talk about bitcoin write for other people who like
to
talk about bitcoin"
BingoBoingo: ;;later
tell moiety are you Snail2 on bitcointalk...
Their avatar appears
to be a Manul
kakobrekla: if i had
to make a bet, id say garr made
the complaint.
mircea_popescu: i guess forum got upgraded, mods got hired, it's going
to get like all cleared up nao.
mircea_popescu: the importance of
the kitchen for
tech start-ups : if you hold
the meeting
there, even
the women can participate.
mircea_popescu: "The week after
Thanksgiving, 40 Clinkle employees gathered in
the kitchen of
their San Francisco office. It was
the second
time in
two days
theyd been called
together for an all-hands meeting."
fluffypony: right enough for one night, I need
to sleep, cheers
mircea_popescu: kakobrekla: lmao, i have been banned for months, and yet still <<
they purging old
threads you mean ?!
TomServo: So what's
the deal with lack of insignia anyhow?
mircea_popescu: jurov
TestingUnoDosTres actually im fucking fascinated by
the notion of...
trading bitbet bets ?!
fluffypony: ok you've caught me,
that's pretty much what it does
BingoBoingo: fluffypony: Well I move
through
time in one direction easily enough already
fluffypony: BingoBoingo: for
the low, low cost of only 1000 Buttcoins, I will provide a machine
that allows you
to effortlessly move
through
time*
fluffypony: BingoBoingo: I can sell you a
time machine for cheap
BingoBoingo: Like many bets, with a
time machine
the specs could have been better.
TomServo: Is
that regarding a bet you made BingoBoingo?
ozbot: That flyer about Jews needing
to 'register' in Ukraine is fake
mircea_popescu: "Of course we had our servicemen behind
the self-defense units of Crimea," Putin said during an annual
televised call-in with
the nation on
Thursday.
fluffypony: I
think it's whisky
time, my brain is frazzled :-P
mircea_popescu: i was
trying
to evaluate whether
the guy should be salvaged or i should just ignore him.
fluffypony: mircea_popescu: by your own example, you should ask for more information with a purpose - "I am considering buying a used car from Moe. I see
that you have rated him in
the past. How did
that go ?"
mrstickball: admittedly, its been a few months since I dealt with WoT and gribble
to re-auth
mrstickball: if you're asking me, yes. I never requested ratings by anyone I've done
trades with
mircea_popescu: well, not
to be a bore, but didja read
the what wot is how
to use it article ?
fluffypony: mircea_popescu: ok so
then be specific, because
the rating is nowhere near a 10 and contains as much info as I can pack into
that shortform
gribble: Rating entry successful. Your rating for user mrstickball has changed from 4
to 4.
gribble: You rated user mrstickball on
Thu Apr 17 14:41:43 2014, with a rating of 4, and supplied
these additional notes: a fantastic human being who happens
to run Buy-A-Hash.
fluffypony: well if I must distill
the rating into something more concise
mircea_popescu: notrly how
this works. so did you lend him fiddy bux
ten
times and he repaid every
time or did you deliver him $5mn worth of widgets on net30 which he paid for as agreed.
fluffypony: amazing was being a little
tongue-in-cheek
fluffypony: I've had enough interactions with him
to
think him a
trustworthy, reasonably competent fellow
fluffypony: look,
to go full circle back
to
that "why do we
trust" discussion
mircea_popescu: so
this makes your butcher an amazing person or you don't eat meat ?
fluffypony: well
there's been an exchange of money and product several
times and neither party has screwed
the other over