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JWU42: just pasting what I saw in
their forums
JWU42: "Update should be within
the hour.
Tomorrow some packaged chips should be shipping back
to assembly
to
test some rigs is my bet."
TradeFortress: If you want
to get
the returns of MPOE bonds without actually buying
them, PM me
kakobrekla: >Yep, I've been working on it
this afternoon. It's almost done and will be posted soon. I've
tried
to answer all
the questions
that have been asked so far and I don't
think I've missed anything.
kakobrekla: >>Inaba, According
to a couple of your posts in
the BFL forums,
there was going
to be some kind of announcement from BFL, either
today or
tomorrow which should add some clarity
to
the current situation. Is
this still
true?
pigeons: "I believe so much in bitcoin
that I wear
this fucking button each day" --micon
pigeons: i remember when i found out my parents are
the
tooth fairy. i still don't know how
they afford
to buy every kid's
teeth and how
they sneak into
the bedrooms and get back
dub: might need
to go
to
the
tooth fairy for a loan
jurov: yea
that will be
tough
jurov: specifically states he needs
to "cover 0.09 BTC/month brokerage fee"
jurov: oh he actually announced
the passthrough below
the last results
dub: than writing all
this forum fluff
dub: it seems like masturbation more
than anything
mircea_popescu: if
the
troop of "financiers" acting up on glbse had followed
the same route
pigeons: remember kids, "if you don't believe in BFL,
then you don't believe in bitcoin."
pigeons: i made enough money
to buy mcdonalds but i pissed it away so fast
dub: fear not, he has withdrawn half
the balance from such and such exchange
to secure a badly cooked steak against further loss
dub: hard
to
take srsly, all
this detailed info and analysis about enough money
to buy mcdonalds
jurov: yea, brace ur. exactly
this
thing is going
to invest into mpex and operate a pt ;)
mircea_popescu: then i got
to
the
table. deprived's fund made 20% in an interval ltc/btc went in his favour 50%
kakobrekla: thestringpuller, i was helping fizzisist at
the start with fpga,
then i was workin with bitfury for a while
to get his last batch out and now im also working for ET/TML in a way
dub: we could have got a rabbit
to pick glbse stocks for a fund and see if it did better
than usagi
jurov: or a reason
to get a cat
dub: I actually dont have a problem with
that
kakobrekla: mircea_popescu note
the hot glue errywhere
kakobrekla: registers will be added in
the next fail
dub: for superior
thermal profile
mircea_popescu: but
they're also 10
to 1% of
the actual cost of delivering a finished product.
mircea_popescu: so now here's
the
thing : your 500-1mn per wafer run costs are correct,
mircea_popescu: thestringpuller it was small, i wasn't
there when it started up and it meanwhile folded
mircea_popescu: he's happy with 50 cents per copy and his name on
the cover.
mircea_popescu: and
the great advantage of
the printing business is
that you don't need
to pay
the author at all.
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: how much was
the printing firms start up costs, and how long have
they been in operation?
mircea_popescu: every given run cost between 20k and i
think at most i ever signed off on a 95k
typo bill.
mircea_popescu: yes. here's
the
thing : i was for a
time working with a printing business.
kakobrekla: >>physical verification (i.e. I give
to physical verification engineer design +
test vectors) - is about $30k and 1 month delay - but
that dramatically reduces failure chances.
kakobrekla: >>the difference is pretty high and so risks of failure - 150nm - $80k, 130nm - $200k, 90nm - $400k, 65nm - $800k -
to get sample round. but with 90nm - it is 120
TH/s just in single engineering shot.
mircea_popescu: Namworld i don't
think a couple million is enough funds
kakobrekla: i know for 2 more people
that have enough funds, without
taking preorders in
the public
Namworld: But
they had enough funds
to get an ASIC developed.
Namworld: Although I seriously doubt
their specs
Namworld: But if one is
to deliver ASICs,
that would be BFL.
Namworld: Well, considering
the large amount of preorders and
that
they pulled off making an FPGA... I know making an ASIC is incredibly harder and expensive.
Schadenfreude: Most successful people wouldn't be successful if
they didn't *accurately* gauge
their abbilities
dub: #1: A chick I banged once and haven't seen since just added me on LinkedIn. #2: She wants you
to give her 'the business' again.
dub: from
the 'overheard in goldman sachs elevator'
twitter feed -
The most and least successful people all share
the same
trait:
thinking
they.re never wrong.
Schadenfreude: If you find an english
translation for
them,
they're pretty good
kakobrekla: ill check it out if you
think its worthy
Schadenfreude: Kakobrekla, ever seen
The Student from Prague or Der Untertan?
kakobrekla: Dammit now i gotta watch it
till
the end again.
Schadenfreude: Well, he wanted
to duel so why not do it semi-properly, at least
Schadenfreude: I
thought something more classic, like Busson or Bolgar
Bugpowder: kakobreakla I posted a varient NFL bet with shallow decay, I
think it will perform better
than
the existing one. Please approve. Big funding already sent
kakobrekla: >In Debian project parlance,
the
term stable means
that
the software is no longer under active development or widespread use and
that
the authors are long dead
jurov: we're
tired of wiping
that shit
jurov: eskimo, srs. can't you fap outside
this channel?
jurov: ROTA vs.
The Human Dildo
mircea_popescu: <Diablo-D3> man, Ill pay her 1.1 a day
to quit mpoe-pr and do dmc-pr << now
that's nice.
Diablo-D3: EskimoBob: and afaik shes fucking
the boss anyhow
Diablo-D3: man, Ill pay her 1.1 a day
to quit mpoe-pr and do dmc-pr
thestringpuller: it seems all you deep seeded hatred for MPEX is due
to MPOE-PR
thestringpuller: EskimoBob: Did MPOE-PR piss you off so much
that you want
to go
to
thermonuclear war with MPEX?