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mircea_popescu: what's this, fantasia ?
dub: the judges ruled that their time was wasted with triviality
dub: again because the 'wisdom' does not suit you, its not invalid
mircea_popescu: for that matter, expectign people to be thrown in a pond supposed to be above and beyond the collected wisdom of a good third of all humans that ever lived is also a bit off.
dub: mircea_popescu: just because it didn't go your way doesn't mean that didnt happen
mircea_popescu: thestringpuller when i can afford to be.
markedathome: then isn't that the jurisdiction, and should be used as the basis? and if so which if any of the ruling matched?
mircea_popescu: once you start trying to prop things with fiat-type arches you'll collapse in fiat mess.
mircea_popescu: yeah but a large part of the appeal was the philosophical purity of its general open nature
markedathome: I think that it does show that the rota needs to have area of jusrisdiction and contracts specifically stated, either in the case, the rota site/faq and in nominating the selection of the judges
jcpham: oh my bad for missing that sentence on January 5th at 10pm
markedathome: doesn't have mpex deposit so would be difficult to find?
jcpham: i was peronally aware of the idea of it, yes
jcpham: not to me, not searchable in the faq to the public
mircea_popescu: hmm, the deposit slip only says "send this exactly"
mircea_popescu: i thought i had been lol.
jcpham: i think if you go out of your way to make that sentence known
mircea_popescu: lemme find that
mircea_popescu: it was also in the deposit slip, yes.
mircea_popescu: yeah, that.
markedathome: jcpham: the q5 syntax deposit doesn't have that addition, the output of the command did.
jcpham: because i read it then
jcpham: it would've been the first incarnation of any site you debuted
mircea_popescu: but yes, the idea was always the same.
mircea_popescu: i think you're thinking the old mpoe page faq
jcpham: that sentence was there at one point in time
jcpham: i have the type of memory where i read things and usually cannot forget them
jcpham: ok, ty.
jcpham: it used to be there
jcpham: did you just add that
mircea_popescu: eported as profits and distributed to MPEx shareholders.
mircea_popescu: DEPOSIT|{sum}, where the sum is an integer, written in BTC (note that you can not deposit less than 10 BTC). You will be quoted an exact sum, which you must send to the exchange address (1Fx3N5iFPDQxUKhhmDJqCMmi3U8Y7gSncx). Don't round anything, the decimals are there to identify you as the beneficiary. You will be credited the full amount. Incoming Bitcoin that doesn't exactly match a quoted sum will be simply kept, r
markedathome: I thought it was with two deposits of 130btc and only one order, along with not being able to sign with the originating key.
jcpham: in there
jcpham: throwing the term "fiduciary responsibility" changes things
jcpham: it was never at question who the present owner of the 130 btc was
mircea_popescu: thios was proofed like 8 times. STILL SPELLING ERRORS IN IT OMG
jcpham: my bad for not disabling google translate
mircea_popescu: haha ty.
mircea_popescu: By defition the rightful owner of any coins is "he who can send them". If you take issue with that, please stick to fiat. You are not ready for Bitcoin yet.
mircea_popescu: 23. What will you do about stolen coins ? How will you help the rightful owner ?
markedathome: rota peeps - faq q24, whilst not strictly mentioning deposits, isn't this also relevant?
jcpham: but the case is in english
jcpham: i'm dependant on google translate
jcpham: other than mircea_popescu's blog
mircea_popescu: you can go to #trilema.
mircea_popescu: why, we drownign out the assbot ?
jcpham: i suggest a new irc channel for this discussion should it arise again
mircea_popescu: once he finally signed the thing
mircea_popescu: pigeons he only made it clear at the rota, actually.
pigeons: it shouldnt have gone to rota because he made it clear to you he paid the money
mircea_popescu: Before sending the sum quoted you have to send an email containing at the very least the address you want benefits (through either the later exercise or sale of your contracts) forwarded to and the sum quoted to you. This allows you to be identified. If you fail to do this it may be impossible to ever identify you as the owner of the respective contracts/bitcoins, and so they may be forever lost.
pigeons: only reason (other than bad faith wanting to promote rota) would be you didnt want to pay
jcpham: i would like to re-read it if it still there
pigeons: why should this have gone to rota?
pigeons: because you had all the info we had
mircea_popescu: pigeons why would i "settle before the rota" ? what bs is that?
jcpham: there was a sentence saying you didn't return deposits that were wrong
jcpham: I thought you had specifcs, like
pigeons: which costs, your time was unavoidable here, but you didnt have to pay the fees if you settled before rota
markedathome: the /faq.html entry for DEPOSIT{sum} I thought would have had the same text as that of the command (in fact all of the commands should)
mircea_popescu: what's unreasonable tho, is to expect me to pay the costs of doing so.
pigeons: i knew this was policy, but in this particular case, it was reasonable that mircea_popescu credit the amount showed to have been sent
jcpham: because this fact was discussed
jcpham: i'm still looking for the actual wording on MPEX (now)
pigeons: because the intent of the contract is obviously what's material
pigeons: no but even a written contract saying that mistakes in deposits are kept would have resulted the same
mircea_popescu: i can clearly see in retrospect how this "obvious" point was only obvious to me.
mircea_popescu: reading the above, i now regred i didn't more clearly stress the supremacy of contract point
jcpham: i would seem that due to the lack of rules, the rota can make all sorts of WILDLY INACCURATE decisions
mircea_popescu: because i was nice and you were stupid, tbh.\
pigeons: well then how come you lost?
pigeons: you had the obligation to fix that for him
pigeons: he fulfilled his contract, sent the money, but he made a mistake
mircea_popescu: the court can't substitute its own moral judgements for the contract between the parties.
pigeons: its pretty well established in law actually that you don't pay for mistakes
mircea_popescu: this can not be a mistake. it's not part of the deal.
jcpham: if the guy hadn't send the correct amount
jcpham: the implication is that the "mistake" was not returning the funds
mircea_popescu: pigeons except the loser is the party that made no mistake.
pigeons: if another case it works out differently fine, that doesnt have to be a precedent, but in this case the fees were clearly incurred by mircea_popescu being unwilling to work out the issue despite having the facts beforehand
jcpham: it wasn't necessary to frame this case this way imho
jcpham: but i don't like the winner/loser description
jcpham: it seems the real precedent is the loser pays the fees
pigeons: this was just clearcut mircea_popescu you owed him the money, he won, loser pays fees
mircea_popescu: if people wanted to gamble they'd go to sdice
jcpham: the fees are the only way you have been harmed
pigeons: yeah you always run the risk of unilateral sidetaking
jcpham: the next case may be unilateral against the claimant
mircea_popescu: i mean, why ? run the risk of purely unilateral sidetaking... to what avail ? makes no sense.
mircea_popescu: but i squarely don't see how anyone would ever consider responding to a case, ever.
jcpham: i think everyone had the best intentions
jcpham: i wouldn't think so either
mircea_popescu: turns out this banal case was actually incredibly fucking intricate huh.
jcpham: if you relegate me to customer service, I'm going to serve your customers
mircea_popescu: jcpham there's gonna be lol.
jcpham: yes but i thought there was wording that said something along the lines of "if it is wrong, you do not get it back"
pigeons: even if a contract spells that and this happened a court rules this way
mircea_popescu: well rota is well fucked then.
jurov: the court isn't above the contract... who decided, you?