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decimation: ben
_vulpes: yeah we ground-bound folk don't appreciate the air movements around objects
ben_vulpes: <mircea
_popescu> so take up bobsleigh. better for your health. << or bicycles, more actual physical connection of your meat with the dynamic systems in question. airplanes and helicopters worth looking into as well
trinque: gabriel
_laddel: the outputted JS is more comprehensible?
trinque: gabriel
_laddel: how do you find using parenscript?
gabriel_laddel: mircea
_popescu: I have some code now that converts javascript to parenscript
mircea_popescu: gabriel
_laddel his idea being i suspect that c code you wish to query over should just be quarried over yonder hill
mircea_popescu: gabriel
_laddel i take this is going to be lisp, as in not scheme, not clojure, cl ?
gabriel_laddel: mircea
_popescu: as for now, I just want to have a clear idea of what the interface is, what the problems are etc.
mircea_popescu: gabriel
_laddel you seriously thinking of implementing a sane pgp ?
☟︎ thestringpuller: mircea
_popescu: random: but I recall you said you don't like driving so you don't. You're driven. Do you ever "want" to drive in some ideal scenario? A racetrack or something?
gabriel_laddel: mircea
_popescu: yes. you've written about the game of 'balance' wrt fucking. when playing this game you /know/ somehow that you're doing it correctly, via various signals.
mircea_popescu: gabriel
_laddel i actually was kinda disinterested in fucking as a young adolescent, was taught by older girls.
mircea_popescu: "For instance, for ELF executables, we set the RPATH in the executable such that it will find a statically determined set of library dependencies at runtime, rather than using a dynamic mechanism such as the LD
_LIBRARY
_PATH environment variable to look up libraries" holy shit.
fluffypony: mircea
_popescu: they're part of the "pat-on-the-back" crowd that constantly need to be told what a good job they're doing else their paltry raison d'être will crumble
decimation: mircea
_popescu: in the us, I'm pretty sure that the manufacturers (who have an oligopoly) cheapen shit up so that it 'breaks' and requires replacement at a rate they select
decimation: mircea
_popescu: it's considered normal for the entire system to break every year or two, typically requiring a specially licensed repairman to come out and replace the freon lines
decimation: mircea
_popescu: the irony is that for many us citizens, their house is their biggest 'savings account', yet very few consider any other option than what the builder 'decided'
bitcoinquestinos: mircea
_propescu: What makes you say when Mt gox dies it's decided here?
bitcoinquestinos: mircea
_popescu: What do you mean? Is this a place where people find the best way to spend their bitcoins so they can hold tighter?
bitcoinquestinos: mircea
_popescu: I know I'm asking what is the purpose of this IRC?
decimation: mircea
_popescu: yeah can't run a/c but you could run fridge
mircea_popescu: ben
_vulpes perhaps you don't understand what "the town" means.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform: ben
_vulpes: it most certainly cannot be true that he cannot get a pogo shipped in. but quite likely true that he cannot get a pogo shipped in for 18 usd per. <<< it doesn't even reach that. the value of ME running pogos is minimal. there are N+k**p things i can do to halp bitcoin.
mircea_popescu: ben
_vulpes: my plaintive cries << it's not a bad plan i don't think.
mircea_popescu: ben
_vulpes: there are all of these things that make sense in the context of it, but... <<< i come fresh from a three hour session of discussing eulora game model with c people.
trinque: mircea
_popescu: maybe they'll crowdsource a sweet name for wwiii from reddit this time
adlai: i'm not set on a specific configuration for how such terms would look; i'm interested to see what works for them. mircea
_popescu outlined the terms he offers people who manage profit centers, and it seems that he's not willing at this stage to risk an amount which is worth my time to manage, and this is understandable
assbot: Logged on 07-11-2014 01:18:27; mircea
_popescu: there is exactly one avenue to do that : make it so good some actual trader starts using it, after which go work for him.
ben_vulpes: mircea
_popescu originally contested the difficulty of importing heavy things, saying it was a problem of the poorly networked
assbot: Logged on 29-01-2015 06:26:04; mircea
_popescu: i live in the sticks.
thestringpuller: ben
_vulpes: buddy of mine who works at the intel plant up there.
assbot: Logged on 07-02-2015 06:06:39; mircea
_popescu: ironically, irc was a big thing when i was a teen. then pretty much forgot about it. only rediscovered it in a frustrated attempt to make sense of the ever mounting idiocy that bitcoin appeared to be.
ben_vulpes: <mircea
_popescu> [] like, the node, which is an always on demon, and then various things connecting to it : such as other nodes, on the eth card, or the user, always on the specifically delegated interface, etc ? << working towards this is the root my plaintive cries about what it means to "bitcoinate"
ben_vulpes: <mircea
_popescu> [] how do you plan to use it w/o a wallet ? << gotta move all the transaction generation logic out of the turd. implies a database replacement using something that can actually be queried, not a braindamaged k/v store.
ben_vulpes: <mircea
_popescu> [] actually i'm kinda half curious how many us based conf attendants discover at the border that the newly expanded tsa doth not agree their passport holds any value. << me too.
trinque: ben
_vulpes: good afternoon!
danielpbarron: ben
_vulpes, did you just try to connect to my node?
assbot: Logged on 07-02-2015 20:09:21; mircea
_popescu: adlai i think pretty much the entirety of the problem stems from your outright bizarre expectation that bitcoin will somehow suit you. the correct approach is exactly the opposite : change yourself to suit exactly.