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diana_coman: hm, I don'
t yet see it that way but it'll become clear one way or another quite quickly
mircea_popescu: (let's take a moment for a libration in thanking the gods satoshi didn'
t fucking writer bitcoin in unity)
mircea_popescu: unity is three dorks and a shoe string. not working, never will work, won'
t be here in another few years.
mircea_popescu: not at all. qt a) actually works and b) isn'
t going anywhere.
phf: asciilifeform, yeah i just included the patches in case there's something interesting there (i don'
t know what the overlap of patchsets is between machines)
phf: (there are some other hacks in genera-src, but i don'
t want to investigate at the moment)
phf: i think he took a bunch of macro photos of random parts, and wrote a zmachine version 0 emulators, which in itself can be noted, if the rest of it wasn'
t so obnoxious
phf: i bought a barely used eizo cg243w from a russian guy. it was one of his last possessions (no work and didn'
t want to become a "corporate whore"), and he talked about how quality of everything went down and keeps going down and that you really only can trust 2009 hardware at the latest. i wonder if there are more people like that hoarding their prized bolix, but without yet hitting the necessity to sell one.
phf: asciilifeform, that's entirely my impression. the xl that i bought went at asking price, because ^ wasn'
t bidding, the rest of them were bought by the same guy, and he was bidding against a handful of desperados. i suspect that the whole thing was a fluke, or rather the Rembrandt market was a combination of luck and skill on the part of dks
mircea_popescu: there's a lot of variety out there, "i have a cuck, i'm marrying him" doesn'
t even top the scale.
mircea_popescu: Ask him why he thinks he should be able to get away with unsafe code, core dumps, viruses, buffer overruns, undetected errors, etc, just because he wants “speed”. << "i asked him, he shrugged his shoulders and went 'well, at least my machine won'
t fucking take over the world.'"
mircea_popescu: (you don'
t have detectors that fine, you'll get 8 months' worth of noise. but anyway.)
a111: Logged on 2018-12-15 05:39 mircea_popescu:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-12-14#1880861 << incidentally, if and when this pays off (which i suspect it will), shall be lulzy to see the "oh, didn'
t happen, we did it first bla bla bla" morons.
a111: Logged on 2018-12-14 22:58 asciilifeform: ( didn'
t exist ~5y ago when i last contemplated doing all of this )
mircea_popescu: because "people" aren'
t a thing, it's a catchall phrase including anything and everything, and mostly nothing by mass.
phf: well, i appreciated it in theory, didn'
t have enough active drive to grok it, nor the necessary background
mircea_popescu: hey, wasn'
t proclaimed the golden veal. merely worth documenting.
diana_coman: aha; thin sender/receiver can'
t do anything about it anyway
mircea_popescu: not like can'
t separate later. but generally speaking the tendency of v-trees is integration.
mircea_popescu: ok, so the idea here is, that while maintaining different code on different boxes is costly and undersirable, nevertheless that is mitigated by the relative ease of the genericization/prototyping mechanism in ada ; whereas single queue model, as logically tempting as it may be, is costlier than it seems (not necessarily because insertion can'
t be o1, but still, machinery involved).
diana_coman: you don'
t have to deploy rsa sender on s box
diana_coman: i.e. yes, it could have been implemented as mircea_popescu describes if I didn'
t aim for this specifically
mircea_popescu: diana_coman yes, certainly should provide whatever diagnosis tools and equipment you want. i don'
t want to fill that in yet, it'll... come to you, as it happens :)
mircea_popescu: "wtf does he mean ignore, isn'
t that just resend???" sorta thing ?
diana_coman: asciilifeform, I don'
t know if/that that is indeed the only thing that can kill the socket; and testing won'
t quite tell me either
diana_coman: right, that wasn'
t the proposed approach at any time
diana_coman: I mean don'
t keep trying to send on a closed socket sort of thing
diana_coman: I don'
t know but given Close_Socket(S), ignoring seems rather ...
mircea_popescu: if it isn'
t, i'd like to know about it, because i quite like the model.
mircea_popescu: weren;'
t you arguing asecond ago the rescuing from nic needn'
t be threaded ?
diana_coman: asciilifeform, I made it generic so I don'
t have to copy/paste code just for different const
diana_coman: doesn'
t even bother to decrypt or whatnot because anyway it has no info as to keys and all that
diana_coman: asciilifeform, I don'
t follow - 1mn clients can send 1mn datagrams to server, what has serpent to do ?
mircea_popescu: if you go the dentist route, make sure you check the rated power. plenty of the last gen things so low power, can'
t see through tin foil.
diana_coman: I'll read in more detail again at any rate, won'
t hurt
diana_coman: at any rate, the whole "security testing" seems to be "check if they do x and y and z if they don'
t do one of them then vulnerability!!!"; no context, no interest for what the thing is or in what context it is used or what it stands for, nothing more than "did they say tovarase ceausescu x times per page?"
phf: you don'
t understand it's a level 3 bounty, it's supposed to net him 3042 hckr.io points, and a payout of $27
diana_coman: I lost count how many times I told him to go & exploit but apparently I don'
t know anything about modern vulnerabilities that can'
t be exploited
diana_coman: trinque, is the !!ledger cmd not working? deedbot seems to ignore it (didn'
t yet reply to one sent ~30 minutes ago although it replied to the !!rate meanwhile)
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Puede Ser, I haven'
t given much though to Australia's Kangaroo Courts as a legal system to get involved in
BingoBoingo: But Austria apparently hasn'
t tried anyone worth the mention until now
mircea_popescu: so... "if you don'
t want to rue the day you were born, better make sure i'm not out looking for a job ever. i hate that shit."
Mocky: anyway, I don'
t think specialist job applier is all that hard to do. tech companies are ripe for being gamed
diana_coman: Mocky, don'
t worry, nobody will ever help you against own wishes
a111: Logged on 2018-12-12 19:01 Mocky: relatedly, i haven'
t even applied to remote jobs yet. hand cranking through local options still
Mocky: no mr. recruiter I don'
t have experience with Docker, as fun as that sounds
mircea_popescu: "i have an employer" is the substance of the insanity here discussed. no, you don'
t HAVE jack. it has.
mircea_popescu: no. because already, you sit on ass not hunting for jobs while mocky isn'
t doing any work.
mircea_popescu: look, "short latency", what's that mean ? either it means you're cutting carrots one at a time, or else it means you don'
t, therefore perfectly possible to have a specialist phone robot.
Mocky: relatedly, i haven'
t even applied to remote jobs yet. hand cranking through local options still
☟︎ mircea_popescu: ie, he wants sufficient claim to fame as to make the "i'd like to live rather than die" proposition defensible. he doesn'
t even want money as such at all
mircea_popescu: he wants ~to be able to get other professionals to help him when he needs it~, he doesn'
t want "more dough" specifically and as such.
mircea_popescu: and don'
t tell me "money". money is eminently broken in handling all this, proof positive being that if you get a hospital bill you can'
t say if it's correct or not
mircea_popescu: i don'
t think you were following my "suppose". let's do over.
mircea_popescu: yeah, that's a whole other can of intricate strange. i wasn'
t gonna address it till as you say, some l1 folks move on.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform that is ~exactly~ what i'm leveraging : ALL abstractions are "closed-source" by their very nature -- witness how cats don'
t read them. then let's use this natural barrier to select the future lordship.
mircea_popescu: so to sum all this up : naggum is right in that what he does can'
t be free. naggum is wrong in that the tangible expression of abstracts could have value (what next, doctor supports self by selling ultrasound drawings ?!) ; and moreover closed code in the copyright/microsoft sense makes the slaves&harem&wot world impossible.
mircea_popescu: it's not that you don'
t expect it ; it's that you don'
t need it.
mircea_popescu: which is why hospitals don'
t let you choose the shaman.
mircea_popescu: the problem doesn'
t need to be stated in terms of "oil, gas" bla bla, "let's imagine adults still exist somewhere". this dork works for a packaging manufacturer, but the problem's evident from the "small business owner" - "web expert" interactions, well documented online.
mircea_popescu: something like that utterly can'
t stand UNLESS "the logs are right there, what've you been doing".
mircea_popescu: passive, yes, but everyone who is here is here ~because they read code~, not because they didn'
t.
mircea_popescu: if, in point of fact, code is kept under wraps, you are, in point of fact, forcing the world into a "things lay where they fell" scheme, and slavery becomes untenable (and deeply something i can'
t support).
mircea_popescu: and you can'
t say "she should read trilema and figure shit out". a slave doesn'
t have this, a slave will do what random moron tells them to, which i guess would be going to college or some shit.
mircea_popescu: i wonder how many people ignored the dumbass before she formed the notion that the problem isn'
t her being stupid -- but other people being old.