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BingoBoingo: In
the first half of
today's game Uruguay has scored
two goals and Russia has scored
two yellow cards. I am starting
to suspect winning strategies in futbol (selling your injuries, falling like it is a disaster every
time) contribute
to
the local cultural failures
mod6: and i see no reason not
to include it in main vtree.
mod6: I might not get
to it
this week, probably sometime in early july, but I'm going
to roll in your aggression vpatch
to
the foundation patch set as well.
mod6: Gonna be a busy week. Got a lot
to accomplish with pizarro & foundation.
mod6: heheh, bout
the same.
a111: Logged on 2018-06-25 12:20 spyked: I
think
there's great benefit in
the ffa chapter-based approach, so I'm not sure yet what
the genesis should include. maybe only
the lispm piece? or only
the spec file from lispm? my sense so far is
that after some discussion, at least some of
the parts will be rewritten
spyked: ave1,
that's actually a good point. I'll put it on
the
todo list.
ave1: Well, rewriting would be helped by a genesis, discussion likewise (then
the patches can be on btcbase and refered
to in
the log...)
spyked: I
think
there's great benefit in
the ffa chapter-based approach, so I'm not sure yet what
the genesis should include. maybe only
the lispm piece? or only
the spec file from lispm? my sense so far is
that after some discussion, at least some of
the parts will be rewritten
☟︎☟︎ ave1: spyked, nice implementation, so far
the lispm code seems
to fit in my head!
a111: Logged on 2018-06-25 03:52 asciilifeform: spyked: prolly i oughta elaborate re
the item in your 4th footnote. a compact lisptron has no particular reason
to have any notions of parsing baked in; all it needs is 1) a basic i/o mechanism 2) a way
to load an initial pre-built s-expression into
the working memory and immediately evaluate it.
lobbes: aha. yeah, I got some diagnostics
to perform looks like.
mircea_popescu: well, answer something, at any rate. "i
think
this works but i have no idea why or what's going on" is what monkey said about radiobanana.
lobbes: this is
the point huh? Goal should really be
to answer question of 'can mp-wp run on rockchip?'
mircea_popescu: who
the fuck even cares if it ever gets fixed or not.
the only point of interest, really, is ~what is it ?!?!~.
teh
thirst for knowledge.
mircea_popescu: you know ?
the worst outcome of
that approach is if it [seemed
to] work.
lobbes: this is very
true. in
the back of my head was
this lingering 'maybe
this'll magic all
the problems away'. damn head cockroaches
mircea_popescu: if you've no idea ~what~ is slow, what are you going
to do ?
take pills ?
mircea_popescu: every solution
to a problem, in
terms of medicine rather
than shamanism, comes with a definition of
the problem first and foremost.
mircea_popescu: don't just
throw caching layers at speed problems,
this isn't
the 90s anymore.
mircea_popescu: if you have slow mysql queries (always a possiblity, with cockamamie
themes / handspun php etc), ask mysql about it, it'll know.
mircea_popescu: mysql already caches queries ; apache already caches queries ; your os already caches memory (and
the disk already caches
the disk) and
THEN
the processor already caches instruction pipelines
lobbes: I'm going
to
try
to get some server-side caching going.
Though mysql error logs dun complain about lack of resources or anything, so I'm not 100% sure it'll help. And it's not like
the Rockchip was running out of memory either (had over 1.5 GB of available RAM during
the downage)
lobbes:
http://btcbase.org/log/2018-06-23#1829073 << after some investigation it appears
that either mysql and/or php is
the issue. In other words, stopping
the mysql server (thus killing mp-wp) yields
the ability load static 'non-mp-wp' pages
that otherwise
timeout when
the server is running
☝︎ mircea_popescu: "Part of
the
tech antifa." in case you didn't know
there is such a
thing.
mircea_popescu: "If [unrelated insane nonsense], I'll publish my internal, MULE-free version, dubbed Emacs 19.2003. Before I do
that, however, I need
to know what you
think of Emacs 20.3 -- mail me with your experiences."
mircea_popescu: this habit of "i'll publish" is on
the record having killed more smart men
than
the police.
☟︎ phf: apparently
the reason i don't remember getting
the archive is because
there was no archive. "release ... is planned" "i'll publish ... before i do
that ..."
a111: Logged on 2018-05-31 21:40 phf: i remember seeing
the archive.org version of
the relevant page, but i
think
the correspond
tar.gz was not in archive, and i gave up
tryin
to
track it down
phf: trinque is a man of responsibility, checks on log on
the way
to naked girl
trinque will see y'all in
the morn,
there's a naked girl
to be seen
to
trinque: dunno what
these other idiots in shitlandia, but as for us, can gather 60 in one place and have a riot, end of world or not.
trinque: just got in from 3 generations of
trinque partying all weekend.
hanbot: BingoBoingo> Aite, next
time I go
to
the feria
to look at kitchen utensils Imma have
to bring a latina. "Evwerything on
the
table is a matched set you won't separate" my ass << fwiw, in my experience
the SA chinese shops have actually usable knives/glassware/etc (not cast iron specifically
tho), and are guaranteed not
to pretensewall, or at least, not in
the same manner.
☟︎ mircea_popescu: in other lulz, i am pleased
to report
that firefox 45 has about a degree of magnitude more memory-related crashes
than firefox 10.
BingoBoingo: Now generally
the venezualans doing
the robbing can work
the ak. In Uruguay
the robbers can't even do
that.
mircea_popescu: half-brain.
they can work
the dow plant but not
the ak-47.
PeterL: We do have a supply of PhD chemists who come here
to work at Dow, if
that counts as a brain?
mircea_popescu: the idea is
to NOT have an alternative,
the idea is for ~new york~ lots
to be like
that.
mircea_popescu: PeterL yes, but
the problem it suffers from is
the problem africa suffers from : all
the brains drained out.
a111: Logged on 2018-05-24 17:29 mircea_popescu: instead of you having
to contend with 5mn other idiots
trying
to live in
the same state ; you have
to contend with only 50k. as a result, all real estate available consists of plots in excess of 50 acres, which include a creek, and forest. goes for
the same price as you pay now, but it is what it is.
mircea_popescu: latino mcrights-ciufile, wants
to study criminology at florida state.
mircea_popescu: try as he might (not
that he does), /me can't summon any sympathy for
the "oh, it should be someone else's job, if i see police coming in i don't pick a rifle and man a post, hurr" barnacles.
BingoBoingo: Thusly
the vigilantes practice surrendering fast enough
to not die and still have an abysmal survival rate
BingoBoingo: Gotta understand Latinos like
their rituals. Sacrificial Vigilante with a pump shotgun mans
the front desk and... isn't
that enough security for any Latino?
mircea_popescu: and nobody answered
this by firing ak in burst mode at "crew" ?
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Wasn't
too big of concern in her zone. Anyways
the SOP
there is crew drives
truck
to apartment building, sweeps whole building for valuables. Police follow and sweep building for valuables.
BingoBoingo: The stories out of Venezuala when it comes
to breaking and entering...
mircea_popescu: anyway, he has a point, brazil mexico and venezuela are
the champs.
BingoBoingo: And Brasileros
tend
to have a
temperment
that lets
them safely get mugged.
mircea_popescu: mexico city nervously smokes in
the corner, 500/day or what was it.
brazilish: Rio is actually safer
than here (22 murder a year per 100k compared
to 70 per 100k)
mircea_popescu: PeterL put
the whole
thing in a vps running on an arm machine if at all possible and
there you go!
mircea_popescu: nevermind
the shoes, buy a gun, keep it loaded,
there you go.
mircea_popescu: brazilish believe it or not
this actually sounds like a positive.
brazilish: from what i assist on local newspaper, in a city of almost 2M
there are at least 10 homicides a day, usually 8 drug related and 2 random folk
that hasn't handed out properly money related
mircea_popescu: and so when i say "the link between
two bit whores and any english-speaking earth science academic is
the bottle of american cola
the
two bit whores shoved up
their butts", i'm misrepresenting
the relationsip. even if
they are, factually,
the stupid sons of human scum.
BingoBoingo: It's why December all of Brazil flocks here.
To go
to
the beach and smoke mountains of weed without being mugged.
mircea_popescu: PeterL
the "just so" part.
there is also a link between how fucking stupid
they are and
their mother being a sleazy cunt, but
that link is not
the bottle of fizz she inserted as a roadside act.
PeterL: mircea_popescu:
there is a link between
the solubility of carbonates and
temperature, what is wrong with
their statement?
PeterL: asciilifeform: in
the interests of science, I built your ffa on a windows system and it appears
to work. For some reason gprbuild didn't work, but when I used gnatmake I got a working executable. (I also had
to mangle v.py in
the process
to make it work on my system)
BingoBoingo: Busses here more or less run on
time and go everywhere. Crime consists of bag snatching and jumps from
there straight
to robbing exchanges and casinos
brazilish: people use
to place dinheiro in
their shoes, if
they can afford
them and don't have
to use flip flop
mircea_popescu: "What’s more, just as carbonated soda fizzes when it warms up, warmer
temperatures cause
the ocean
to release carbon dioxide
taken up during colder periods." holy shit
these imbeciles with
the "climate science" claptrap,
they're strictly unreadable by now. just as
the cocke fucked
their mother.
BingoBoingo: Montevideo does not have
traffic in any meaningful sense