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mod6: BingoBoingo says he's on his way
to
the interwebs, was out shopping for hot water heaters...
mircea_popescu: i don't mind helping with
the unobvious, but exactly what occured will occur again, "omfg,
that was so obvious, where is it" sorta problem.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform
there's an impedance mismatch, sadly. i've not managed anything without extensive and reliable ops orgs in... well basically forever. reason i was an eff expert/consultant rather
than manager was specifically
that i never liked minding
the middle.
mircea_popescu: better variant
thereof, i guess. so
travel, best
thing for
the suicidal.
ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu: i'm spending a bit of
time keeping her from walking across a highway, if
that counts as "walking on you"
ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu: if BingoBoingo can pick up
the statements,
that shrinks
the delta; i've been flailing at
transforming btc into amazon-compatible usd for
the ssd shipment over
the past week, he may be able
to assist with
that
mircea_popescu: what's
the delta between what you need and what BingoBoingo can do / has been doing ?
☟︎ ben_vulpes: i will do as right by pizarro as i can; i will continue
to do what i can. i must deliver notice
that pizarro needs
to find additional help.
mod6: Yeah, we're looking for L1, perhaps L2 if
there is a good fit.
mod6: But more over, no, most roles you need
to give a months notice or some such
thing. It's not my preference, but what can I do?
ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu: i will do my best
to continue supporting pizarro, i won't diappear immediately. but i need
to find someone
to
take over my responsibilities, and i'm going
to be stretched very
thin.
mod6: I'm not, but I understand
that
the man needs
to help his family.
mircea_popescu: mod6 you ever been involved in any sort of multi-person anything where you could walk like
that ?
mod6: ben_vulpes let us know
that he needs
to step back due
to a family crisis. Not sure what more we can do, it's not ideal, but he's going
to be wrapping up
the report for June and
transfering all of
the rest of
the information and other
things
to asciilifeform and myself.
a111: Logged on 2018-07-02 18:05 ben_vulpes: lords and ladies, june pizarro statement will be late; my wife is experiencing an all-consuming major depression
that will
take all of my attention going forward. i am working with mod6 and asciilifeform
to ensure continuity at pizarro.
mircea_popescu: wait a second,
this is what, at will employment ? don't even have
to put in a full year or w/e, can just walk whenever
the fuck it no longer looks pleasant ?
mod6: You were disconnected when
the news was announced, if you didn't see mircea_popescu .
mod6: One
thing
that I'd also like
to mention regarding
the role for pizarro manager: We are looking
to de-couple
the manager role from
the accounting portion. We're really looking for
two roles at
this moment. One person
to handle
the accounting role, and another person
to handle
the day-to-day management.
mod6: I'll stand in as acting manager for
the
time being, but now begins
the official search for a new pizarro manager. Please let us know if interested in
the role.
mod6: Thank you for
the update ben_vulpes. All
the best
to you and yours.
ben_vulpes: lords and ladies, june pizarro statement will be late; my wife is experiencing an all-consuming major depression
that will
take all of my attention going forward. i am working with mod6 and asciilifeform
to ensure continuity at pizarro.
☟︎☟︎ mircea_popescu: if
this were strictly
true, nobody'd know what a bsod is.
mircea_popescu: i dunno, seeing how all
the "bug bounties" ever return is "o wait, off by 1, overwrote other guy's girl"
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i dunno, i'm just asking him
things. i wasn't
trying
to wrap some
tellings into a pretense
to questions.
mircea_popescu: just about,
though seems somewhat unreliable. and no mod.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform how about
the implict model we kept implicitly discussing, "program can ask for memory chunks, os will
treat all writes
to allocated memory as mod allocated size".
mircea_popescu: the original "let's unwind it from
the FS end" didn't actually
turn out capable
to carry water, upon discussion.
mircea_popescu: i'm looking for roads into
the os. could be from phf's emacs, could be from spyked 's lisp, could be from your arms, could be from whatever
the fuck ends up working.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: and what
the hell is wrong with "let byte = 1010001101001011010111010111100" producing byte = 01111001, because 10100011/01001011/01011101/0111100
a111: Logged on 2017-01-03 20:34 mircea_popescu: all
three queues
to be implemented as ring buffers of user specified size.
trinque: ave1: herp, it even said
that. must've been
tired. chugging along now,
ty
fromloper: Currently (re) learning LISP and was simply scouting out places
to lurk ;)
fromloper: Curious
traveller. Got here by
the 'Contact' link on
the loperos blog.
hanbot: cheers lobbes,
thanks for
the service.
ave1: trinque,
The directory for
the script needs
to absolute, i.e. ./build-ada.sh output --> ./build-ada.sh $PWD/output
mircea_popescu: ie, just like
the seals directory, except
the seals aren't binary but whatever, a number.
a111: Logged on 2018-07-02 02:41 lobbes: with re:
to curation, you could record
the nick for everyone
that submits a
tag,
then just allow others who view
the
tagged data
to filter based on nick. (Other option of course would be a gpg challenge
to submit a
tag, but I doubt people will want
to unsheathe
their key every
time
they want
to
tag a
thread.)
mircea_popescu: esthlos no rush anyway, as one grows it drives
the other
lobbes: anyways, I'm just spit-balling here. You might find a much better way
to do all
this
lobbes: with re:
to curation, you could record
the nick for everyone
that submits a
tag,
then just allow others who view
the
tagged data
to filter based on nick. (Other option of course would be a gpg challenge
to submit a
tag, but I doubt people will want
to unsheathe
their key every
time
they want
to
tag a
thread.)
☟︎ lobbes: indeed,
the benefit of
the
tag method is
that -you- don't have
to personally
tag each
thread (not saying you can or cannot, just... it is an immense amount of effort).
esthlos: I'd be happy
to be
the librarian,
though could imagine a system where
the bot allows
trusted users
to "push" summaries or
tags. curation is a necessity, but I don't doubt others can produce much better summaries
than I
a111: Logged on 2018-07-02 01:52 lobbes: pretty nifty esthlos. Didja see
the !tag
thread btw? I always
thought
that would be a good way
to approach
the 'chronicle
the logs' problem >>
http://btcbase.org/log/2016-03-21#1437059 a111: Logged on 2018-07-01 21:22 asciilifeform: lobbes: iptables will work if you build
the kernel (
there is a
tarball with patched kernel on all pizarro rockchip boxen ) with
the requisite flags
deedbot: lobbes rated esthlos 1 << reads log, keeps blog, does useful
things. See blog.esthlos.com
a111: Logged on 2018-07-02 01:57 mircea_popescu: esthlos
this
then leads
to
the next stop, esthlos bot for reading out
the content of a bullet :D
mircea_popescu: esthlos
this
then leads
to
the next stop, esthlos bot for reading out
the content of a bullet :D
☟︎ mircea_popescu: certainly as far as i recall one of
the "nutty"
things alf said early on
that signalled him away from
the crowd
to my eye.
a111: Logged on 2016-03-21 07:43 mircea_popescu: hanbot mod6 maybe an extension
to deedbot where people could go !tag <string> and
then a collection of clickable
tags is published somewhere, each leading
to a list of loglines ?
esthlos: also, my piece shoulda mentioned: about 900 days since
the bitbet blowout, which is my starting place
hanbot: <mircea_popescu> hanbot you got copies somewhere ? <<
that'd've been wise, but i didn't
think
to make a copy.
esthlos: hmm yep, I can generate
those. let's see...
mircea_popescu: broken
though patterns << " broken
thoughT patterns.
tho i have no good way
to reference it.
mircea_popescu: esthlos another item is
that some bullet-addressing mechanism particularly useful on your summary page. put anchors ?
mircea_popescu: "My attempted pace will be
to read 4 days of logs every day (3 older logs, and
the present log).
The average log
takes me about 30 minutes
to read (including following links), and
there's a bit over 900 logs
to catch up on, so I'll be caught up in 300 days, working 2 hours a day. Starting late is a bitch, ya know." << i am SO FUCKING CURIOUS how
this works out!