776100+ entries in 0.507s
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform what's
the caption say ? my russian is
too sucky.
mircea_popescu: atm
trying
to discern if indeed
the left side girl in
the earlier pic is or only resembles.
mircea_popescu: i wonder if
the old "each
table has a sucker or it wouldn't be a
table. if you don't know who
then well..." into a "each escape has its bullocks, and upon
the eating of
the first one you'll know whether you count with him by whether you're invited
to dine."
mircea_popescu: more interesting, how many
troops of bullocks successfully
took over
the escape and ate
the smartasses.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform re
the women specifically, is
that nonsense a mainstream representation afayk ?
mircea_popescu: o wait
this is
the camp guard
that documented
the
tattoos is he ?
mircea_popescu: the reasoning being
that
the shit'll dry and
that's
that.
mircea_popescu: while i slept i dreamt about
these
two womenz having an argument which ended by leaving
the other
tied
to a
tree in
the wild somewhere with her rectum stretch-filled with fresh mud.
mircea_popescu: what drakula'd do
to
the so called "programmers' doing
this is left as an exercise
to
the current voievodes.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i never heard of anyone running a current branch of anything
that didn't crash.
mike_c: it just doesn't
take
that much capital
to scale
to 100k. one good engineer is sufficient given
the
timeframe.
mircea_popescu: mike_c> (which
they had) <<
this is arguyable.
the
thing run in
the red for most of its lifetime, and in a dubious field.
they always had
trouble finding investors, and
the investors
they did find were mostly of
the imbecile sort. if you want i can dig up
the
trilema discussion re investors and why
they suck, but you'll end up with more shit
to
translate as a result.
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> or
ten others. <<
ten are better
than one. like phone numbers.
mircea_popescu: cads> or has it just fallen into second place <<
the "it may continue in 2nd place" was april 2013.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform you got some old/bad libraries. i have a reference running since 2011
that never crashed.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform actually
that'd be duke, dux in
the latin space.
mike_c: well,
this guy just spent 50 btc looking. he hasn't found it yet :)
mircea_popescu: whether
this is like
the set who still believes
the ufos have landed or moreover like
the set
that does government's banking is hard
to say
mircea_popescu: mike_c
there's always been (since inception) a set of people who believed it is
thus exploitable.
mircea_popescu: gotta allow at least some of
the ingredients' flavour into
the finished dish.
mircea_popescu: A bug in Google's Chrome web browser enables malicious websites
to activate your microphone and spy on conversations
that happen next
to your computer, even after you've left
the website.
mike_c: well, i guess i'm saying an exchange defined as "hft enabled" is not necessary. just a place
to buy/sell.
jurov: ok, but we were
talking about building exchange for 100k chumps
copumpkin: no, as opposed
to buy your own coins and sit on
them
mike_c: as opposed
to gox's "we keep your bitcoin" fee :)
ozbot: SecondMarket - Simplified
Transactions for Private Companies and Funds.
jurov: nto even
tourists can use ATMs
there last
time i heard
jurov: dunno if sovereign changes anything. vatican supposedly has banned all electronic money
transfers
mike_c: well,
they had monetary resources. not
talent resources.
mike_c: jurov, 0 -> 100k in a few years isn't
that hard with appropriate resources (which
they had)
jurov: they would still have
to deal with banks. and
they can be worse
than satan.
jurov: i guess much better people
than karpeles would get burned
jurov: from 0
to 100000 users in few years?
mike_c: well, it died from incompetence. herds of chumps is
the only reason we are
talking about
them.
jurov: you
think anyone here will admit it has something
there?
deadweasel: the dodo
told everyone it could fly, when in fact it had never even sold a magic card...
mike_c: i
think we all do in
the same way we had an interest in SR failing. good for btc.
cads: this is like a full speed freight
train
that's been magically
teleported 2 miles up into
the sky
ThickAsThieves: if you are maybe lucky you can maybe jump out on
Thursday
cads: oh, right,
that's what 'halted withdrawals' means
mike_c: goxbux are worth less
than 0.5 btc now..
cads: hey, so you guys
think mt gox has earned
too many strikes
to keep playing?
cads: Where from?
They were pretty good.
cads: hey asciilifeform, so you were
translating
those stories from earlier?
mike_c: you can edit-and-continue with some c++ debuggers. it even works 30% of
the
time.
mike_c: i'm not going
to look at
that code anymore because I will have
to renege on everything i said
the other day and agree
that a new reference build is high priority.
mike_c: i mean, you know, if you didn't have anything else
to do
mike_c: you have
the code
though, right? you could build symbols and use
them
to analyze
the dump
assbot: [HAVELOCK] [B.SELL] [PAID] 46.37370840 BTC
to 1`921 shares, 2414040 satoshi per share
assbot: [HAVELOCK] [B.MINE] [PAID] 1.54346587 BTC
to 1`921 shares, 80347 satoshi per share
mike_c: do you have symbols? I bet on
this line: if (pnode->fDisconnect)
jurov: it is
the same address despite
there were updates?
mike_c: without having a repo, it doesn't seem hard
to crash
this if a null node gets in
the node vector.
jurov: interesting. i never had such crash, and running it 24/7
too