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jurov: yes, but books are made only in
the end of month
mike_c: wait.
these are american options, right? excercise any
time?
jurov: no matter what
trades happened between
mike_c: right,
that seems
to be
the problem. sorry if i'm being slow here. i'll provide better example:
jurov: and rest returned.. and *this* is what get assigned
to you
jurov: in
the end of month, all exercises are put
together and subtracted from all provided collateral
jurov: the record stays
the same regardless what you do with
the options
jurov: after you mkopt or split, you'll see in STAT an entry
that you provided a collateral
mike_c: 5 assigned
to you and 5
to me? free money?
mike_c: that feels.. open
to manipulation.
mike_c: jurov: ok. it says on
the faq
that options will be assigned proportionally based on how many contracts you have created.
jurov: "We've ditched
the "Toronto Exchange" and
totally went Global"
jurov: mike_c just ask,
there are more people with mpoe experience
mike_c: you'd
think with all
that power my
tx would be confirmed by now.
dexX7: ThickAsThieves: are you in
trouble?
jurov: ofc, i'm relating
to
this:"His devotion
to
the machine borders on fanatical; he regularly worked 80 hour weeks and he'd
take "vacations" where it was just him and a computer alone in a hotel room for a whole week – just for fun,
to relax."
pankkake: there are many great movies
that were on a very
tight budget, or examples of sequels with way bigger budgets
that were crap
daybyter: Is
there a statistic, how many underfunded projects fail?
pankkake: actually overfunded projects have a
tendency
to
turn into shit
benkay: a whole
ten shitbucks ;)
KRS-1: wow i'd
throw $10K on
that
too
Bunnyh: is
that 1% house edge?
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skinnkavaj: Look at Digitalcoins CryptoAve share auction, I bought 1% for 5BTC and
the exchange is
then valued 500BTC, a much undervalued price.
skinnkavaj: If
the price for
the whole exchange is 500-2000 BTC I would buy. If higher,
too big risk and
too easy
to fail.
skinnkavaj: What is
the price
to own 1% of
the exchange? I am
too hungover
to calculate myself.
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pankkake: it would be cool
to have by-address stats on bitbet, for example
to be able
to see how much was won compared
to how much was wagered
ThickAsThieves: I was
told all of
these sentences in my life.
That learning
to accept authority is an inevitable part of growing up.
That my character is defined by how I look, not how I act.
That my single purpose is
to be a work-slave.
To avoid interaction with random unknowns outside my circle. And
that responsibility starts and stops with myself.
ThickAsThieves: “Life is about money. Money makes
the world go round.”
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mircea_popescu: if incapsula/cloudflare/etc were any good mpex'd use
them.
mircea_popescu: lol @all
teh crapola dns masquerading firms
trying
to sell
their product.
mircea_popescu: pankkake yurpean govts have better shit
to do
than keep up with
technology.
mircea_popescu: ;;later
tell benkay computing hashes is a much better "use" of natural gas
than mouthbreathers are a "use" of oxygen. luckily nature is more akin a whore
than a bar of soap : it doesn't wear out.
mircea_popescu: "i'm an underpaid 'creative' with no ideas required
to churn out oodles of 'work', here's my recipe :
take random
things
to make random claims about. can be used
to create an infinity of articles
that are mildly entertaining for
the midly stupid relatively illiterate net dorks."
mircea_popescu: dub oh gtfo. "sanity is a religion" bs, basically
the internet has devolved
to a sort of cracked-clone
pankkake: oh
that was mentionning governments?
benkay: not
to mention
the power
to burn behind fpgas
BingoBoingo: And China doesn't have much of a barrier
to get into mining, because
they have plenty of companies producing ASICs
to seize.
BingoBoingo: pankkake: Oh. I just figured Europe was
too busy not being shut down
to get ASICs.
pankkake: it was about "split roughly evenly between
the Chinese and
the US" ;)
BingoBoingo: pankkake: I figure Europe has had
this long figured out. Like
the Spartans did with
the Sodomy until you are 30 business.
BingoBoingo: benkay: Some
times a
troll is just a
troll. Sometimes it is planned. Other
times it is serendipitous. Being a 'Murican whose education lacked
training in
taste, balls in unexpected contexts give me a chuckle...
benkay: at
this point i'm inclined
to
take it on faith but otoh what's
the basis?
benkay: " A good chunk of
the recent hashpower is split roughly evenly between
the Chinese and
the US "
benkay: if in desire of
traps, acquire and enjoy.
benkay: with enough practice and demonstrated competence in rearranging, one doesn't even need
to gamble on whether a given whore is a
trap or not.
benkay: but carefuly rearrangement of atoms can lead
to some pretty spectacular machines
benkay: you can never get more energy out of oil
than is in
there
to begin with
benkay: this comes back
to leverage
benkay: i
think
that what i'm
trying
to say is
that i enjoy and profit from building machines
that
take in energy and do work upon
the environment, disadvantaging some market players and advantaging others.
benkay: i am not making
this point clearly at all
benkay: and while one can extract a certain amount of value from
turning a pile of well-ordered
things into a pile of less-well ordered
things,
the art of business construction is largely
that of building machines
that work against
the entropic gradient.
BingoBoingo: benkay: In a lot of ways
though people and nature are adversaries.
benkay: well, yes, Nature does certainly prefer some arrangements
to others.
those highly ordered arrangements are very useful
to people,
though.
BingoBoingo: benkay: Maybe? Nature generally seems
to push for increases in entropy
though.
The poor get poorer somehow. With enough buttcoins eventually you get enough asses
that
they can't all be
traps.
benkay: it could also be possible
to emulate quantum circuits on VN architecture chips
BingoBoingo: benkay:
There could also be increased security
though.
benkay: there's only marginal profit
to be made in just increasing entropy
BingoBoingo: benkay:
The solution is
to create more noise.
benkay: with
the end result of impenetrable chaos noise on all lines
benkay: it's far cheaper
to promulgate uncertainty and craziness
than specific angles
benkay: once upon a
time
there were channels
benkay: how can one know anything on
the internet
these days
BingoBoingo: benkay: Well,
two different people. How was I
to know
the second was a
trap
though?
benkay: not a
terrifically interesting deployment of capital
BingoBoingo: benkay: Maybe. I've been working actual
troll pretty hard other venues. I've collected quite a few Buttcoins of my own
though.
benkay: straight for
the pooper? what is
this, amateur hour?
benkay: that's a pretty weak counter
troll
BingoBoingo: nubbins`: Honestly I'd rather
the local NHL
team move
to
the KHL. More interesting gameplay
there.
nubbins`: ehh, we have an AHL
team but i can't be bothered for
the most part
BingoBoingo: TheSeven: How goes
the LabCoin move
to CryptoStocks or have you bailed
too?
BingoBoingo: nubbins`: Sounds like it.
Then again depending on where you are hockey might matter more
than
the constant heartbreak it is here.
nubbins`: anyway, 5.5 hours later, all
that's left is
to patch up some drywall
tomorrow
nubbins`: first plumber on-call couldn't be bothered
to stop watching
the hockey game, i guess, because he suggested "just
tell
the
tenants
to wait until
tomorrow"
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they concluded
that
the city's shutoff was buried in concrete when an addition was put on
the house some years ago
nubbins`: water shutoff valve was fucked so we called some city workers out
to shut off
the water from
the street
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to say water was leaking
through
the downstairs ceiling. $600 and about 300 gallons of water later….
BingoBoingo: Bitcoin seems
to have really butthurt so called "momentum
traders" who
tried
to short it after
the end of
the shutdown.
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BingoBoingo: dub: Problem is it is a specific denomination. Like Lutherans, versus Methodists, versus Catholics. None of
these groups care about broad goals.
They just want
their
team
to win.
dub: like all religions, it only survives because
there are so many stupid people