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benkay: you can always put up another website.
the question i
think you'll want
to ask is if it's worth your
time.
blackwhite: design is my speciality but I do enough
to code
this stuff
too
blackwhite: you
think
there would be room for competition? I mean after all
the field is still very new
benkay: blackwhite: blockr.io's kinda
the standard right now
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blackwhite: how many of you are using some sort of dashboard
tool
to follow bit coins? And is
there room for someone making a better dashboard dealing perhaps not only with bitcoin but also other currencies?
blackwhite: the main
thing is how do you keep
the actual vote secret, where as you want
the actual vote event public
blackwhite: the latter actually is interesting and kind of what I was
thinking
benkay: asciilifeform: only in
the sense
that iOS software is all malware.
thestringpuller: i can't find
the specific article but do a bit of googling and you'll find it
blackwhite: so digital voting. Government send me a "coin" for voting. I send it back
to vote. Everyone can see it, cheating much less possible?
Thoughts?
mike_c: i'll
take another look at pypy,
that's a good idea. i haven't poked around at it in a while.
mike_c: i just hate switching
to c modules because you have
to cross-compile. pita.
Apocalyptic: but if you
think you can get close
to a native C prog speed you're mistaken
mike_c: well,
the slow part (i
think) is a have a big 2-dimensional array
that i'm doing a lot of lookups into
mike_c: my frustration
today: it doesn't matter
that python is slow as dirt, until it does.
benkay: protip: don't delegate crypto
to outsourced ios developers across
the ocean.
benkay: constant secret, constant iv, different salts of
the same length -> valid decryption
benkay: tell her
to come hang out here
too
kakobrekla: i was actually contemplating just copy pasting
the output of current wp in a html file
jurov: btw i'm curious, what
there needs CMS?
mike_c: Apocalyptic: gotta be quick with
the quips around here
mike_c: yes, it was a wordpress plugin
that opened a small hole.
davout: i need
to not stop at
the end of
the first sentence
Apocalyptic: <davout> radan: probably safer
to not bet on it
then
davout: mike_c_d:
told me what?
radan: how am I supposed
to know "if Havelock Investments continues its operation from
the bet's starting date
through November 20th, 2014"
davout: radan: probably safer
to not bet on it
then
radan: but
the rest of it doesn't mean anything
to me
Apocalyptic: not sure why kako posted
that link
to begin with
radan: what if you don't know which
thing will happen
davout: quite funny about how reddit is all over
their "audit"
Mats_cd03: its slowly dawning on him what a multinatl company has
to deal with on a daily basis in order
to engage in commerce
davout: diametric:
they're at unicredit in slovenia
radan: is it possible
to make money on bitbet
diametric: hmm for some reason I swore Bitstamp held a bank account in
the US but I'm probably mistaken
then.
davout: they're probably held in eur
too despite balances being shown in usd
davout: bitstamp operates in europe with an european bank,
the currency in which
their accounts are held is anecdotal
davout: yeah, maybe but
that's not what
the conversation was about
diametric: Well, Bitstamp still does. I
think kraken discontinued support for USD if I'm not mistaken
diametric: davout: but
they have accounts and accept USD within
the US.
davout: jurov kakobrekla not rly, his answer boiled down
to "because i say so"
davout: diametric:
the us is irrelevant,
they operate in europe
diametric: the US doesn't let little
things like following regulations get in
the way of
them
taking your lunch money.
diametric: it doesn't really matter if
they comply with US law or not.
novusordo: it's certainly nice
to see some exchanges actually
trying now
jurov: did
they manage coherent response
to davout's challenge yet?
jurov: two cans and a
tentacle
jurov: you either feed
them or fight
them,
there's no other option
jurov: this looks like over
the
top... but one has
to accept many people are useless somehow
novusordo: i want
to believe
that
they're just
trolling
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benkay: mike_c_d: i'm fighting
to get my block erupter up on a macintosh during late-night sleepy hours
ThickAsThieves: but, like real estate agents,
there is more incentive in qty of deals over quality
ThickAsThieves: i suppose a good headhunter would also make sure you got
the best salary and benefits
ninjashogun: is
that
true
though? Don't Gogle, Amazon, etc use headhunters for placing senior hires?
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chetty: about all
those dead bankers?
benkay: headhunters place
the clueless.
the clueless can't negotiate.
ninjashogun: It seems
this would incentivize employees
to use
that headhunter
to get
to
the same job - but it's not done. Any ideas why?
ninjashogun: does anyone know why recruiters (headhunters) don't share
their bonus with
their successfully placed recruit, as a cash payment (/incentive)? Especially where
they make a large commission?
mike_c_d: "The parties
to
the swap agreed
to use an average price
taken from multiple bitcoin exchanges" << good luck.
nubbins`: i still want one of
those 0.1 silvers, but
they're not easy
to come by
ThickAsThieves: "Under
the swap–known as a “non-deliverable” forward because
the contract is settled in cash without
the need
to deliver bitcoin–the parties agreed
to pay each other in
the future a certain amount based on
the values of
the
two currencies. "
nubbins`: very, very steep hill (60deg incline) just out of frame
to
the left
nubbins`: ^
that picture was
taken a stone's
throw from my house
nubbins`: jurov: i like it because it's not often you get
to see stuffy newscasters having
to say
things like "pussy riot" :D
jurov: i'd say it was russian govt-sposored stunt
to get west away from
talking about everything else
jurov: fine, now only if russians managed not
to mess up everything
they
touch