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BTC-Mining: No. Because it has to be set
as a hard limit.
BTC-Mining: In 10 years, odds of data remaining gets slight, especially
as the storage on which the data was is probably destroyed and unless some guy (who never gave news or disclosed this date), kept moving it to new storage
as time went by, the data would be lost. Which is expectable and probable. Why would the guy keep to back it up if he's not disclosing it?
mircea_popescu: anyway, even the example
as given is simplified, because it gonflates giga and glbse into A.
mircea_popescu: this makes B the involuntary bailee of C's claim, because B never leased to C any such thing
as "future claims to the office space conditional on A's performance in court"
mircea_popescu: i might extend something like this
as a courtesy, and for a limited time
BTC-Mining: Because you would have deleted all data with no intent to further honor it, it stands
as a financial gain. Gigavps keeps track of what is due and would start paying out all missed payments.
smickles: An exception to all the above is the case of an involuntary bailee, one who by not intentional acts is made a bailee. For example, if one is given a stock certificate but it turns out to be the wrong certificate (intended for someone else), he is an unintentional bailee, he has made no intentional act to become a bailee. He is therefore entitled to divest himself of the certificate regardless of a duty of care, so long
as he does no malicious or
mircea_popescu: you keep refering to nefario
as if he's relevant. i don't see why he is relevant at all.
gribble: Nick 'thestringpuller', with hostmask 'thestringpuller!~leflor@99-39-98-185.lightspeed.tukrga.sbcglobal.net', is identified
as user thestringpuller, with GPG key id 0FF2943DA179E169, key fingerprint 6ACE36E786F39A4ADC4506DE0FF2943DA179E169, and bitcoin address None
gribble: You are identified
as user smickles, with GPG key id EA62D7CEB2450C3F, key fingerprint 96ACCA7C3B09EC61B0A6D7F9EA62D7CEB2450C3F, and bitcoin address 12NjnZTVeTJ3g5C7BqfS2aQ2rLkmwiqVz6
BTC-Mining: Will you honor the most recent data available
as of who owns what of the ETF should the information be disclosed and you get access to the funds received through it?
mircea_popescu: (
as well
as in your backups, if you're downloading the mpex backups with any frequency)
mircea_popescu: anyone can keep the stat saying "x F.GIGA" for
as long
as they think it's worth it.
BTC-Mining: If Nefario is screwing things up or being slow, it wouldn't excuse you from doing just
as much in return. Plus it opens you to accusations. You should keep the data for at least more than 2 months is what I am saying.
BTC-Mining: I'm against opinion passing
as facts, or misquoting.
kuzetsa: mircea_popescu: the glbse flaming and whatnot... don't you have ties to a competing exchange?
as such, isn'
mircea_popescu: half the glbse shareholders are pretty much lieing scumbags,
as it came out.
BTC-Mining: I claim payment period can possibly be more frequent, but not obligated. I want to know why, because of these faster periods (completly unrelated and optional), you feel it's ok to move on and delete all data just
as much faster, without any knowledge of what's happening on Nefario's side?
BTC-Mining: I would attribute the frequent dividend to the nature of Bitcoins. They allow it for not being
as slow and not requiring such wire fees for sending funds. Plus the small nature of operations can also manage to pay more often.
mircea_popescu: now, i haven't DONE THIS FIRST, but announced it with ample time in advance exactly so
as to have the opportunity for this sort of conversation
mircea_popescu: time moves at a different pace here,
as proven by the fact dividends are not paid yearly.
BTC-Mining: Especially with something
as easy to avoid by simply not willingly deleting the data.
BTC-Mining: It's not like someone lost at see who is declared
as such because he can't survive too long in the open sea so all efforts should be abandoned. Shares can't die, even if lost for years.
mircea_popescu: if it's not heard from in X time, the company is dissolved
as worthless.
mircea_popescu: Barack Obama will be re-elected
as the president of USA
BTC-Mining:
As the correct issuer would not have the correct information.
BTC-Mining: eh, I'd consider that
as information not released.
mircea_popescu: mkay. so " by feb 1st more than half the shareholders are reinstated in at least two of gigamining, asicminer, bitbond
as a result of nefario releasing the lists to the respective asset owners"
BTC-Mining: But seeing
as he sent payments (the good amounts) to many and it's not completed after one month, it doesn't look like he lost the database. But he's been incredibly slow.
mircea_popescu:
as in, "get more shares of the same company for the same usd"
smickles: or they see it
as an investment where they want a return in usd terms, they don't care about btc value fluctuations
mod6: “This ranks
as the third worst relative performance for Q1-Q3 since our records begin in 1994, following 1995’s 12.8% and 1997’s 11%.”
mod6: “Hedge funds are up 3.04% year-to-date
as of September, 2012, compared to 13.97% for the S&P 500,” said Mary Ann Bartels, technical research analyst at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: so option prices will decline
as the month closes?
jurov:
as i said... he wants to reuse your ID for mtgox registration
smickles: well, it happens to be the same
as mt right now
kakobrekla: [16:43:07] happyworld: margain trading
as Bitcoinica
Chaang-Noi: at first i thought the site being down means nothing
as he can still pay out, but then i thought, i bet not everyone has made claims...
Chaang-Noi:
as you know, who gets their first gets awesome pay:)
dub:
as in a part so small it cannot be measured
dub: I like to think of myself being
as genetically removed from Luke-Jr
as possible
kuzetsa: mircea_popescu: I don't understand. israel isn't structured in such a way
as to have a royal family / nobles / prince and princess I didn't think.
kuzetsa: yeah uh... I live a couple hours south of buffalo with various "upstate rednecks"
as neigbours. whee!
kuzetsa:
http://goo.gl/zJBdq --- 16,000-square-mile (41,000 km2) urban area that is 26 times larger geographically than Greater London, or about the same size
as the Netherlands, with a population of over 56 million (not including Hong Kong or Macau)...
mircea_popescu:
as long
as the block keep coming 6 an hour i think there's enough mining
mircea_popescu: the uninformed public will for sure frame it
as "central banks aren't doing enough!!11"
mircea_popescu:
as bitcoin develops and the uselessness of their scrip will become more and more apparent
mircea_popescu: "do indeed fall within central banks’ responsibility
as a result of characteristics shared with
smickles: so it could be hit-or-miss
as to whether or not it even gets noticed really
Chaang-Noi: well i did not know it was a scam (and still have no proof it was) but thought might
as well let people do what they want, esp since theymos asked for it
Chaaang-Noi: theymos
as on record
as saying he thought it was a ponzi and then asking people to list ppts on glbse makes him open to a lot of shit
Chaaang-Noi: pirate did not have a security so i thought it was kinda odd the sec was going after him,
as all he did was borrow money
Chaaang-Noi: but the case started out
as anti glbse the case is called "bitcoin securities"
smickles: i try not to define myself by something so base
as what somet people call the ground i walk on ;)
mircea_popescu: i used to shot fuckers in the head and bury them in concrete pillars when i was his age, never was
as much
as charged.
mircea_popescu: (yes, i literally have nasa alumni on the team, they are ruining everyone's weekends with ideas such
as "well what if this is used in outerspace")
jurov: i'm okay with fractional numbers
as strings, that may be necessary to preserve accuracy. but wrapping integers into strings is overkill.
mircea_popescu: jurov and iirc the idea was that "everything
as string" is the best choice for universal compatibility
jurov: dates in nonstandard format, all numbers
as "strings"... looks like MPExAgent will stay useful
dub:
as he is interested in pursuing his, looser, brother
knotwork: Bankers ought to love bitcoin because being limited in supply it lets them control markets by with-holding medium of exchange
as usual plus also possibly unlike gold it can be bubbled to any arbitrary value for use
as "reserves" and might be cheaper to store too
knotwork: oh sure I didnt tell judge I would not smoke it! but weed is more or less
as expensive an indulgence for a starving datacentre-operator
as beer is
knotwork: actually its been months since I so much
as had a beer
knotwork: No I am taking over the world (
as a loyal subject of King Linus, of course)
knotwork: I'd have to swear allegiance to the Queen of Canada, which would be an insult to me
as a subject of the Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
OneMiner: Anyways. If the queen is only good for ceremony and drawing in tourists... then let her do that. They can be
as royal
as they want, just don't use any public monies or lands. Let them follow the same rules
as everybody else if these rules are so good. Full disclosure: I'm not a UK citizen.
OneMiner: Ether one, I could use a .22 and get it done
as well.
knotwork: 5th november is almost a national holiday so
as never to forget
knotwork: actually it wasnt even selling charge its worded
as possession with intent to sell so is not only assuming guilt its assuming intent
knotwork: I was willing to go to supreme court on that
as assuming guilt so the dropped the selling charges and gave me 30 days weekends for the cultivation
knotwork: hmm maybe weekend countes
as 3 days. it counted for more than it really was for sure
knotwork: come in fiday night leave monday morning counts
as four days
smickles: "
As of 26 February 2012, it appears that the satellite has not settled into the orbit properly. Due to a malfunction to its stabilizing system, it is expected that the satellite will spin uncontrollably and eventually get lost in space. However, the coordinator of the project, Mugurel Bălan has stated that the situation is under control."
BTC-Mining:
As long
as issuers keep the accounting and putting the BTC aside for when that data is released.
mircea_popescu: it'd have to be released
as a per-issuer section, encrypted with the issuer's public key.
smickles: well, seems like it can be utilized
as a very quick and simple check for differences
BTC-Mining: Would they be
as performant for any task? Doesn't seem so. Aren't dev boards more like generic CPU for performing a larger variety of tasks?
BTC-Mining: And even if it's not a simulation... It's a universe with particles and a set of rules how they interact... It's basically the same
as a simulation, but in more complex.
jurov: i don't remember, it was months ago... but
as you see, at least on decryption you don't have any parameter there
mircea_popescu: (such
as, for instance, if the company goes bankrupt you can't be clawbacked
jurov: i'm in a bit of a risky mood and don't think price will be back at 12 in 4 days, would create approriate options for you
as a proper broker would... but my head is spinning already
mircea_popescu: inasmuch
as if they would have otherwise sold/bought on the mtgox market for sure.
EskimoBob: bitinstant? in google search I can see "BitInstant.com is currently down due to site revisions. All orders placed up to this point will process
as normal. If you have any questions or issues feel free to ..." but when I go to the site, it looks OK
jurov:
as long
as you don't expect to do X transactions per second or more, then it's possible
mircea_popescu: BTC-Mining any guess
as to what % of roman empire subjects ever touched a solidus ?
mircea_popescu: i take a number of measures to prevent
as much
as possible a crack