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[\\\]: jurov, you must have missed
the part where I sold an idea
pigeons: "Is
there an affiliate program?"
mircea_popescu: this from
the "you are
tearing down churches with no proof
that god doesn't exist".
[\\\]: see, everday is a
teaching experience.
[\\\]: I
think you should raise fees more.
[\\\]: I look forward
to my monthly $.27
[\\\]: mircea_popescu:
thank you.
benkay: i was going
to lower
the amount in
the hot wallet
benkay: i was going
to run bitcoind somewhere other
than
the box running my web app
benkay: i was going
to lock
this server down
benkay: also, iono what's in
that envelope, but homie's probably about
to get hiiiiigh
benkay: or were manuals really written like
that?
benkay: is
that a
trope in russian lit?
mircea_popescu: basically
the usagi
threads are like old style russian manuals, and usagi is
the delegated evil character which makes all
the mistakes so
the law abiding engineer guy with a soft love interest can set
the record straight explicitly for
the benefit of
the reader
dub: who wants
to buy some AM!
dub: all he's doing with AM is a PT,
theres still plenty of scope for
that
to asplode
mircea_popescu: dub asicminer hasn't blown up so far,
that's pretty much his only exception afaik.
mircea_popescu: dub funny how
that works out huh.
that guy just won't learn.
mircea_popescu: i imagine
the 1st
to go over 1bn will make a larger splash anyway.
mircea_popescu: i hope btc goes over 70 so i can claim
the first bitcoin corp over 50mn mkt cap
Bowjob: so I came in pretty late in
the game
mircea_popescu: usagi is
this white
trash
that has seen some women so he
thinks he's a woman.
Bowjob: I missed
the pirate boatshow, bruce wagner, ASIC announcement
mircea_popescu: nefario is
this chav
that figured he's seen some bankers on
tv so he's just as good.
Bowjob: or.. idk, wasn't around for
the drama
benkay: being of sound mind and body, i'm converting my fiat as fast as i can, and spending
the rest
Bowjob: it doesnt make sense
to kill btc for fiat.. fiat will rot
benkay: that sounds more like
thinking, bowjob ;)
Bowjob: without
trading btc for fiat
Bowjob: hey. in
the future, i'll just end up spendingBTC
mircea_popescu: it's gotten
to
the point i can't sleep cause i miss out
gribble: BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 65.20009, Best ask: 65.49999, Bid-ask spread: 0.29990, Last
trade: 65.49999, 24 hour volume: 88714.34219636, 24 hour low: 57.70200, 24 hour high: 66.00000, 24 hour vwap: 61.63805
Bowjob: while it is
true, I feel
the article is outdated
Bowjob: id like
to see a US dollar crisis
smickles: mircea_popescu: you missed
the one in bloomburg, and
the one in businessweek?
gribble: BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 65.20001, Best ask: 65.50000, Bid-ask spread: 0.29999, Last
trade: 65.50000, 24 hour volume: 88665.03030319, 24 hour low: 57.70200, 24 hour high: 66.00000, 24 hour vwap: 61.61345
smickles: jborkl: I put a 'thank you' line into
the windows install instructions, is
that ok with you?
unbalanced: Ah I was just looking for more info re: your mention of
the ASICMINER above
Namworld: I
thought billg was referring
to
the [16:53] <@assbot> [BTCTC] [ASICMINER-PT] 2 @ 0.858988 = 1.718 BTC [-]
thing
jborkl: I am
trying Kivy launcher on Android, I will let you know how it goes
smickles: jborkl: I have not. Currently, my goals are
to improve
the look of
the long lists,
then get all mpex commands into
the gui.
That said, i've looked at what it
takes
to deploy a kivy app on android and it seems entirely doable
jborkl: smickles, have you
tried
the mpexgui on android yet?
peterl: anybody know why ESECURITYSABTC is
trading at 2x it's face value? Is it just because of
the rapid change in btc price?
peterl: From what I read in
the AsicMiner
thread it sounded like he used a generous line width, which I
think means
they will be pretty robust?
benkay: silicon design is non
trivial
dub: theres only one asic vendor shipping and only just, quality looks average but
too soon
to know about failure rate
peterl: maybe estimate
the price in $ per Mhash?
jborkl: FPGA's didnt burn up and GPUs didnt burn up -
the power consumption of a ASIC
tells me it will not burn up
benkay: i don't play in
the space, but i
thought
they were like 15k
peterl: I mean, if you can keep mining on
them for years it would lower
the capital costs, but if
they burn up in a couple months it is a ll a waste
deadweasel: so it's not a huge jump from
there
to a an asic
peterl: does anybody know how long an asic is expected
to last?
benkay: except upfront cost
to buy
peterl: the people with
the asics get it cheaper,
the gpus will be forced
to drop out cause
they are less efficient
benkay: cheaper
to hash? how? with
the advent of very expensive asic miners, how are
things cheaper?
smickles: kakobrekla: i hadn't seen
those charts of yours before. Would it be
tough for you
to add a 1 month chart?
jborkl: Cheaper and easier, less
technical know how. Now
the main
thing is people choosiing a pool
that is not going
to rip
them off...
dub: theres a historical correlation between difficulty and price, its probably a hangover from
that
unbalanced: Thousands of Europeans fleeing
tax grabs are probably more of a factor I guess.
jborkl: I
think we are at a unique point reached in January
unbalanced: So more powerful verification mechanisms (ASIC-based miners) improve
the utility/value of Bitcoin... right.
peterl: But overall security has diminishing returns, doubling
the hash rate does not give double
the security
smickles: jborkl: once you have asigned kivy
to always open
the file, can you launch MPEx just by double clicking MPEx instead of Kivy.bat?
jborkl: Overall security of
the network increases value
unbalanced: Is it because other miners need a higher exchange rate
to keep mining, and
the network needs
the other miners?
unbalanced: Namworld: excuse my
thickness but how would more hash power (ASICMINER) drive up BTC/USD? It sounds logical but I'm not sure I understand
the cause/effect steps
smickles: jborkl: "uniextractor" is
that how it's actually spelled?