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gribble: BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 111.58999, Best ask: 111.99999, Bid-ask spread: 0.41000, Last
trade: 111.99999, 24 hour volume: 205521.58405264, 24 hour low: 104.00000, 24 hour high: 131.00000, 24 hour vwap: 116.42585
gribble: target: 127, 130, 136 | updated by OneFixt at May 1 2013, 19:37 UTC (
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this is not investment or
trading advice | #bitcoin-analysis | 17 hours, 48 minutes, and 41 seconds ago
Chaang-Noi: sure hope
that finish guy really sends me
that fiat...
dub: I
think pirate and asicminer is a fair comparison really
dub: make
the next password start with a /
KRS-1: no cause for concern
though,
the certificate is still okay, you can even remove
the www from your URL and
the error will go away. In either case your data exchange with
them will still be encrypted.
KRS-1: mtgox did not create
their SSL certificate correctly. If you go
to www.mtgox.com you will get a cert error.
They either did not buy a wildcard certificate or create
the request using www.
KRS-1: I'm getting emails from Mt. Cocks from Apr 25 for
trades I made...its a little late.
BitHub: i want
to
try running mpex data
through sierra charts
assbot: [MPEX] [S.BBET] [PAID] 12.4330791 BTC
to 3`000`000 shares, 414 satoshi per share
damientrog: my worst fear is being on
the
toilet when DHL delivers my Avalons
damientrog: where do I dump my coins
to be promised I will get some of
that?
truff1es: nice
to know people in
the know, u know
damientrog: I don't
think
they clean
the walls a lot
damientrog: if you ever go
to a dark room, whatever you do, don't
touch
the walls
damientrog: I don't mind, it's kind of interesting, but sometimes a bit
too much detail
Framedragger: eh, i consider everybody
to be on a sexuality continuum, but with very varying positions nonetheless ofc. but yeah no need
to bring
that stuff
to workplace
damientrog: yes I have
that suspicion as well, in
the best research unit of uni 50% was gay
truff1es: nerds
tend
to be gay, he shouldnt have felt
the need
to design
that
damientrog: and
telling him I wanted a UI
that made me
think of rainbows
truff1es: "An Operating
Thetan,
then, is one who can handle
things without having
to use a body of physical means. "
damientrog: well we're still in
touch, if I dare
to express it like
that
Framedragger: dunno
the context, but was probably hilarious + awkward
damientrog: you won't be able
to get it out of your head
damientrog: it's like being
told, do you hear
that squeeky noise?
damientrog: but
then I said, but… it looks like a penis
there
truff1es: they could put penis in
the machines
damientrog: like I suspected a gay colleague
to be doing
dub: ur an Operating
Thetan?
damientrog: unless
they start putting penises in
the software
Framedragger: social stigma in UK unavoidable at
the
time, etc etc
truff1es: unless he was sexing on
the job
truff1es: if he's
the best at it, why should it matter
damientrog: brilliant minds are rarely appreciated at
their currenttime
Framedragger: poor guy. universal
turing machine so awesome, life sucked balls
Framedragger: alan
turing basically invented
the concept of modern computer and computation
truff1es: let
the robots wait another 50 yrs
til im dead umk
damientrog: main
thing
to learn is
the difference between syntax and semantics
truff1es: turning
test not
that great imo
damientrog: most of
that shit I learned from my professor
then
truff1es: too advanced for me
to read but pretty cool!
Framedragger: kk, i'm just randomly browsing
through, have work
to do, but bookmarking your page
Framedragger: "My research is centered around
the development of a formalism for ontological commitments." - wait, ontological commitments as in analytic philosophy, or something something formal logic?
damientrog: that matters more
than you can imagine
damientrog: and it's a unique reference
to only 1 person on
this earth I
think
truff1es: i was just gonna say ure gonna be easy
to find heh
Framedragger: is it a published / open source project / is
there a repo?
damientrog: since it needed
to be implemented in a service bus and platform independent
Framedragger: i've seen some ruby code
that attempts
to do
those kinds of
things i
think. but if you ended up implementing a parser for such a
thing,
then
truly awesome!
damientrog: and
translates your data
to any format it understands
damientrog: so you actually explain in almost natural languages what
the schemas mean
gribble: BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 118.46757, Best ask: 118.75851, Bid-ask spread: 0.29094, Last
trade: 118.75851, 24 hour volume: 171386.05891753, 24 hour low: 104.00000, 24 hour high: 133.74990, 24 hour vwap: 117.82079
damientrog: so you declare
the semantics of you schema
damientrog: e.g. from one kind of xml
to another or sql
damientrog: the product was an engine
that does format
translations
damientrog: I've got my own language on my name
too :)
damientrog: I plastered my walls with all
the code
Framedragger: well i'm veeery slowly getting into haskell. i'm all up for "fuck practical
things, let's do category
theory in programming!!11!"
damientrog: my favorite project was
to extend
the language
that our professor made (Pico)
truff1es: exactly
the stuff
that matters in life
Framedragger: yeah python really gets
the job done for many domains. e.g. it's real good for scientific computing (numpy, plotting, speed support from C implementations of
the stuff
that matters etc)
damientrog: I really appreciate
the CS uni education I had
Framedragger: i'm one of
those who wishes
to have had a lisp background.. now i'm only
trying
to slowly learn on my own :)