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mircea_popescu:
i suspect there's another protocol issue at stake here.
mircea_popescu: "oh light of the heavens, divine dove, bring me a glass of water" "honey,
i lost you at dove. you want an omlet ?"
mircea_popescu: (
i suppose also lulzy, that the front wheel cover has hinges, whereas the back one is screw-mounted. why not the other way around ?)
mod6: this next round of refactoring for this might be some work, but in the end,
i aught to write a bunch of these tests into automated ones.
mod6: yeah, if im in the wot too, and
I have a valid sig to that one, then it's ok.
a111: Logged on 2016-12-23 02:19 mircea_popescu: mod6
i read through
http://www.mod6.net/v-99994-trace.txt and indeed it seems right and proper vtronics. one q though : was there any patch not signed by asciilifeform interspersed in the flow ? because that's the only not tested case
i think, if you have say a->b->c->d where a, c and d are signed by x. does it stop at a ?
a111: Logged on 2016-12-23 04:49 mod6: are you saying, in my flow, in these traces, when
i remove a middle vpatch or sig, that it shouldn't show anything in the flow after the breakage even if there are vpatches with valid sigs that correspond to wot entities present?
a111: Logged on 2016-12-23 04:41 phf: there's no "correct" with v graphs, and every two months or so
i spent some time meditating on what a v graph even is
mircea_popescu checks, the only time
i even said the word it was used as a noun.
a111: Logged on 2016-12-22 23:57 asciilifeform: we had this with at least 1 d00d who
i respected (spandrel/'bloody shovel')
a111: Logged on 2016-12-22 23:56 Framedragger: (mp suggested to invite him over, and here
i am childishly fearing that he'll hate this place, mp will decide that he's not mp-complete/ready, and that's gonna be that.
i know, sad.)
mod6: also, as a note,
i'll leave the anti-fuzz change in this new version -- it seems ~more~ correct than previous impl.
mod6: not 100% positive, but
I seem to recall trying this once.
i think my thing broke with a 'cyclic graph!' or something
mod6: fwiw,
i believe
i've even tested this once by creating a special patch that pointed to an earlier patch in the flow.
mod6:
i'll work on something for this. will update at that point. thanks for talking me through it. :]
mod6: so back to the model: a->b->c->d if
I remove 'c', all that should show up in the flow is 'a->b' and all that is pressable is 'a->b', should never attempt to even press 'a->b->d'
mod6:
i think it should die. when its trying to press and it enounters something that doesn't match: death.
mod6: and furthermore,
i guess it doesn't make any sense to continue on at all if something is missing in the flow, because even if you could side-step where the breakage is, the vpatch down stream would actually fail to press anyway because its input hash wouldn't match the expected.
mod6: if it were correct, in my mind,
i suppose, the flow would be dropping zap_hardcoded_seeds and zap_showmyip_crud.
mod6: or to go back to mr. p.'s example: a->b->c->d all signed by x, if
i remove 'c', then the flow should read: a->b
phf: asciilifeform:
i don't really have mental capacity for this conversation right now, but mod6's graph is most likely correct, because all it does is links vpatches to vpatches by their shared hashes
mod6: are you saying, in my flow, in these traces, when
i remove a middle vpatch or sig, that it shouldn't show anything in the flow after the breakage even if there are vpatches with valid sigs that correspond to wot entities present?
☟︎ mod6: asciilifeform: im having a hard time following you. let's try to keep this to something
i can grok.
mod6: anyway,
i think my graph is correct.
mod6: <+asciilifeform> mod6: look here: asciilifeform_zap_hardcoded_seeds.vpatch should have been orphaned in your flow <<
i think it actually is, quite: when
I have the sig for dnsseed moved to duck-fuck-soup, and
i check the ante and desc for zap_hardcoded:
http://dpaste.com/2QCN3Y4.txt phf: there's no "correct" with v graphs, and every two months or so
i spent some time meditating on what a v graph even is
☟︎ mod6:
i dunno, lemme try putting in the anti-fuzz thing
mod6: so you think that if
i just use '-F 0' then this problem is hypothetically resolved?
mod6: well,
i suspect that this is a different problem really.
mod6: aha, ok. will do. if
i'd venture a guess, we'll see the exact same result.
mircea_popescu: yeah, try again
i say, but leave the vpatch rename the seal just.
mod6: yah, so, in this: a->b->c->d ;
I basically just got rid of 'c', and then tried to press a->b->d (all signed by x) and it does fail. was this what we were trying to achieve? If not,
i'll do another test np.
mod6:
i still have scammer ptsd
mod6: some of that OTC stuff was totally insaneo.
i remember this one particular day with pirate...
mircea_popescu: anyway ;
i dunno that it makes any sense to push this further ; otc logs, what else, we're going to do cypherpunk bbses too ?
mod6:
i totally didn't log anything.
mod6: yeah,
i feel like you came in, talked for a few weeks, checked it out... then vanished again for a while. then you were here.
mod6: <+asciilifeform> but how the hell did
i wander into #b-a,
i still cannot remember. << you were invited to checkout MPEx right?
mod6: for sure. it was unreal.
i did like a quadruple take.
mod6: <+mircea_popescu> mod6 remember that time someone put a mega sdice order in and flooded the book ? << Oh yeah, Sir.
I'm still doing a O_O from that.
mircea_popescu: confirmed, there's a hole in my log for the 12th. asciilifeform apparently you didn't merely meander in, but managed to do it when
i was off.
a111: Logged on 2012-08-11 03:55 BTC-Mining:
I lost 40 BTC due to a typo
phf: asciilifeform: oddly enough that's not in the log. perhaps if you upload your logs
i can slice them in..
mircea_popescu: phf omfg you'\re right,
i just made contact at first ; only started using it from august.
mod6: haha,
i think it was ya.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform the dates seem off or something's amiss.
i see you feb 3rd 2013
mod6: <+mircea_popescu>
i have jun 2011 - apr 2012 otc logs also, but by now really scraping the bottom. << these would be cool tho
phf: asciilifeform:
i'm not sure, but the ancient log connects cleanly into where kako starts
mircea_popescu:
i have jun 2011 - apr 2012 otc logs also, but by now really scraping the bottom.
mircea_popescu: yes, when
i teach a 15 yo to fuck, she ~has good instincts~ about what's slutty and what's not ; and works to clear the shit her mother shat on her so the slut within can shine
phf: things have been too stable, so
i'm moving it literate pascal
phf:
i'm about to upgrade btcbase, which in this case is an invasive procedure so bot's going to be down for a bit (15 minutes or so if everything goes well), after that there might be some bugs so feel free to yell at me
mircea_popescu: mod6
i read through
http://www.mod6.net/v-99994-trace.txt and indeed it seems right and proper vtronics. one q though : was there any patch not signed by asciilifeform interspersed in the flow ? because that's the only not tested case
i think, if you have say a->b->c->d where a, c and d are signed by x. does it stop at a ?
☟︎ phf: fwiw if shinohai can give me a state format,
i could trivially produce a seen table for anyone pre split
phf: well, it probably keeps a state somewhere, but
i mean since it got deployed, which was probably around the ba->tmsr
a111: 2016-06-12 <vc> Framedragger:
I'm cool with port scans, neither me nor my parent host cares
jhvh1: asciilifeform:
I have not seen vc.
Framedragger: (mp suggested to invite him over, and here
i am childishly fearing that he'll hate this place, mp will decide that he's not mp-complete/ready, and that's gonna be that.
i know, sad.)
☟︎ ben_vulpes:
i did mistake that to mean "vs the public is pointed to as example vs. vs whose operations are private to the owner"
☟︎ pete_dushenski:
i've heard of burning trees and
i've heard of burning litres... but putting them together results in little more than a vw hippie wagon in my head.
phf: yeah,
i remember mp scoffing at "a measure of sacrifice" few months ago
phf:
i think it might've been by the same guy who did "history of timekeeping" or somesuch that was briefly trashed hmm
phf:
i feel like there was a neat article about the history of seals somewhere inthe logs, but
i can't find it
mod6: sure, but
i'll remain unsigned until testing.