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assbot: Logged on 04-01-2016 23:18:07;
phf: with some effort and towards certain purpose you could host aspects of b-a on top of say a private facebook group (see recent stenography thread), but the illusion that something like b-a already exists there is what gives facebook pretense to relevance.
BingoBoingo:
phf: You know this thing the Mississippi river is doing? It happened in namecheap heads a while back. Except the water is still there.
BingoBoingo:
phf: Because that's a necessary prerequisite to marketing
assbot: Logged on 02-01-2016 05:09:59;
phf: so expiration date on key is literally a guard, that has nothing to do with crypto. gpg checks timestamp and bails, but it doesn't need to
ascii_rear:
phf: keyring built by v for the occasion
mod6:
phf the deal here is that the build script tries to verify the pgp sig of buildroot -- which is a process outside of v, so a key needs to be imported directly into the gpg keyring.
assbot: Successfully updated the rating for
phf from 2 to 2 with note: Fixed our boxen!
mircea_popescu: !v assbot:mircea_popescu.rate.
phf.2:50fd9856def1d11892a93952e0dcb21fb8e94057c701db179205a63d866654be
assbot: You rated user
phf on 24-Jun-2015, with a rating of 2, and supplied these additional notes: Well read gent in search of a handler. Bureaucrats and mustachioed young ladies apply within..
mircea_popescu: <
phf> paste text to b-a-paste, manually post url to log, unless post is in the logs, it's auto expired after n hours << the. entirety. of. this. aready. exists.
assbot: Logged on 26-12-2015 04:48:32;
phf: i think it's ascii's purity concern, rather then space as such. why host someone else's graffiti, etc.
assbot: Logged on 25-12-2015 07:07:34;
phf: dc is actually quite pleasant when all the apparatchiks are home celebrating national holiday
assbot: Logged on 24-12-2015 15:13:51; asciilifeform: ;;later tell
phf http://mikhailmasl.livejournal.com/4852.html << mega-b00k. afaik never published in dead tree. the only known memoir of mathematician working in kgb, lived through the '90s no less. the fella who designed that crackpot calculator for central bank.
assbot: Logged on 24-12-2015 06:51:07;
phf: ;;later tell asciilifeform another minimal unix
http://ulixos.org, this one is 31k loc of noweb. has threads and fs caching
mod6: Sorry to hear that
phf.
gribble:
phf was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 2 weeks, 0 days, 10 hours, 53 minutes, and 25 seconds ago: <
phf> or maybe it's picking up your gcc since you have it installed. homebrew compiler selection algo is all kinds of creative
mod6: shinohai: btw, i can walk you through getting an openbsd version going. you have to manually add some patches posted to the ML by '
phf'?
gribble:
phf was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 1 week, 4 days, 22 hours, 11 minutes, and 36 seconds ago: <
phf> or maybe it's picking up your gcc since you have it installed. homebrew compiler selection algo is all kinds of creative
assbot: Logged on 07-12-2015 16:32:16;
phf: or maybe it's picking up your gcc since you have it installed. homebrew compiler selection algo is all kinds of creative
assbot: Logged on 06-12-2015 20:00:47;
phf: kakobrekla:
phf logs fixed re tabs and newlines << cool everything parses clean now
nubbins`:
phf yeah symlink city. i did brew remove on all gcc's
nubbins`:
phf it seems like it's still not using llvm-clang but its own gcc-5.3
phf: kakobrekla:
phf logs fixed re tabs and newlines << cool everything parses clean now
☟︎ punkman:
phf, does anyone even do proper raves anymore?
mircea_popescu: nubbins` for the record, there's no further work needed to run eulora on osx,
phf got it going.
assbot: Logged on 02-12-2015 06:12:15;
phf: kakobrekla: hey, uploaded log files are busted, title fetches done by assbot have extra newlines, that correspond to newlines in the title. here's affected entry ids,
http://paste.lisp.org/display/163299 mircea_popescu:
phf i don'\t think this ever happened at the scheduler level.
trinque:
phf: input is handled via interrupt right?
punkman:
phf, did you find my unicode horrors yet?
assbot: Logged on 01-12-2015 19:11:26;
phf: re "sell services give away code", clozure associates (ccl people) recently laid off a bunch of their devs. including such heavyweights as rme and gbyers. presumably because like ascii said, nobody's buying
assbot: Logged on 28-11-2015 20:42:43;
phf: ben_vulpes: sure, so you're going to cap the size of ciphertext of what you expect to be nonce, which is fine, but after that you rely on state outside of gossipd (tcp packet from ip such and such) to drop all subsequent
assbot: Logged on 28-11-2015 20:29:36;
phf: so gossip should be able to accept variable size packets, a naive version is to have our own header, {headerbit,body size} followed by body. in case of gpg backend we feed body to gpgme, let it figure things out. a better option is to have a (rudimentary?) parser for opengpg packets, and only accept a fixed subset of packet sequences, or specifically what you get when you encrypt a message with gpg. {pubkey enc
ben_vulpes: jurov:
phf's point though is that then you're relying on state /outside/ of gossipd to run gossipd. if i understand correctly.
mircea_popescu:
phf well, you know, onoculated from propaganda, what's that even. "i'm done with love" ?
ascii_field:
phf: in this particular case, there is also another thing - whether the problem is solvable without committing 'power rangerism' and mutilating the patient beyond recognition into a monstrous chimera
assbot: Logged on 27-11-2015 21:57:56;
phf: jurov: you know how it is here, there's one small problem, gets elevated to shitgnomes in all the things!!1 status
ascii_field: jurov,
phf: i recommend getting that patch of mine which lets you request EXACT bytes of heap used total at ANY TIME
ascii_field:
phf: the goal of 'zapmempool' was to prove that mempool accounts for all of the bloat other than what is accounted for by the 300bytes/block eternal index (another idiocy which will prevent pogoization unless a massive mechanism is rewritten beyond recognition)
jurov:
phf yes but that were stack operations. i then filtered them
jurov:
phf but it's std::map not some boostism
thestringpuller:
phf: that's fucking brilliant. also astute observation of why people send requests the day before a vacation begins. funny how many disorganized people end up in an ofice.
wyrdmantis: waiting for
phf to give a mercyful hand :D
mircea_popescu:
phf the problem with the village of ugly women is that well, there's probably something wrong with the water. yes the people now involved may be subpar for whatever reason or explanation to do with them. maybe. or maybe THIS offshot of the hope to ai is just as rotten as the rest of the various attempts to ai that preceded it.
jurov:
phf forgot gold teeth
trinque:
phf │ i'm going to stick to my cultural heritage, gold chains, rolex and adidas << I hereby invoke "pix or didn't happen"
mircea_popescu:
phf except people on a regular basis DO share others' castles in the sky. it's just that they don't happen to be the very castles people hold most dear.
assbot: Logged on 19-11-2015 19:49:28;
phf: punkman: it's really experimental technology. ~giant~ multilevel spec, implemented by a handful of enthusiasts. only worthwhile if you're prepared to spend large fraction of your time on improving and debugging the gui code itself.
gabriel_laddel:
phf: sort of related - I put together a new McCLIM website with fancy screenshots
punkman:
phf, confirms my suspicions, nobody actually makes apps with it, just masturbation
trinque: I've got a common lisp version of the bot baking which
phf helped on, handles all this much better.
assbot: Logged on 16-11-2015 22:48:52;
phf: venmo is "big" with college crowd, on account of having better "apps" support. if you're building anything for that crowd, you would carefully consider using venmo as an alternative to paypal
trinque:
phf: also that, love the food
assbot: Logged on 15-11-2015 03:42:10;
phf: and to tie it all nicely, latest muppet lab announcement,
http://isrl.byu.edu/506-2/ "Kent Seamons and Daniel Zappala received an NSF grant for Middleware for Certificate-Based Authentication. This is a three-year award for $496,900. The goal of this research is to develop a trust platform that consolidates the decision-making process into a single location to provide a correct, consistent, and usable service