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gribble: BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.48002, Best ask: 12.48003, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.48002, 24 hour volume: 27029.09883168, 24 hour low: 12.40000, 24 hour high: 12.65000, 24 hour vwap: 12.54454
thestringpuller: its going to get volatile
gribble: BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 12.58502, Best ask: 12.58503, Bid-ask spread: 0.00001, Last trade: 12.58502, 24 hour volume: 26279.10705937, 24 hour low: 12.40000, 24 hour high: 12.65000, 24 hour vwap: 12.54155
kakobreklaaa: sell before its too late!
kuzetsa: http://developer.android.com/tools/sdk/ndk/index.html ---> (quote) ... The NDK is a toolset that allows you to implement parts of your app using native-code languages such as C and C++ (yes, it's a pain)
kuzetsa: ... I haven't had any major need to play with the native version of the android SDK either
kuzetsa: if you make android native apps, they natively call the android C libraries and whatnot
Ukto: I never wrote a native android app. I only used corona since it was Lua and fast to do what i needed
kuzetsa: a few under the hood differences like that which make very little difference in how you code your apps
Ukto: that makes sense then
kuzetsa: the android apk files are basically just dalvik. and all that is is a compiled format which is an api-compatible-ish container similar to a java jar file
Ukto: w/o going too overboard
Ukto: back to debating how to do a nice secure api
Ukto: pisses me off when I cant find things tho :/
Ukto: dont remember the reference
Ukto: was thinking it was cause he was invovled in creating hte process, might be wrong.
Ukto: I just remember thinking it was interesting, and I remember seeing dalvik mentioned
kuzetsa: end user... so I'd rather not read the paper anyway
Ukto: i'm not worried about how they use it
kuzetsa: it affects me more as a developer than it might as a security "conscious" (paranoid)
Ukto: it described how they do some shit, and send a push type call to the phone directly to download the app
kuzetsa: I've directly dealt with the google apps distribution platform
kuzetsa: not too worried about it
Ukto: kuzetsa: I'll find the info on it sooner or later
mircea_popescu: so with a bittle lit of luck i'ma sell the planescape project on using bitcoin in their game.
Ukto: was like a year ago tho
Ukto: stumbled on it, when I was looking into how to do forced app updates
Ukto: lemme find the paper 1 sec
kuzetsa: (android OS & apps too)
Ukto: you dont just 'download' an app from their store
Ukto: that lets google install w/e they want on your phone, and even without your knowledge/consent. :P
Ukto: hes the one that designed the rather interesting app "push" system
kuzetsa: dalvik being the guts of most apps on google's android OS
kuzetsa: oracle tried to claim dalvik was infringing on their acquired "sun" java platform because the APIs were basically identical
Ukto: google tries to enforce copyrighting apis? 0,o
Ukto: i never saw that one. nice oracle
kuzetsa: Ukto: cool. I see that you have the API structure now. Planning on implementing an API-compatible platform? At least if you live in the 'states that should be fully legal to do ---> http://www.intomobile.com/2012/06/01/judge-oracle-v-google-rules-apis-not-copyrightable/
pigeons: "black market" unless a lawyer you meet on the train tells you its illegal
kakobreklaaa: oh yes i thought it looked familliar at first glance
pigeons: Ukto: that python script is actually the original official glbse client
Ukto: you guys think api key + api pin is secure enough?
Ukto: because he didnt post them
Ukto: there are some he's missing, but thats because nefario never told anyone but me. heh
kakobreklaaa: where are you reading this anyway
kakobreklaaa: yes you need about 10k calls of that a day
Ukto: he made api calls to create assets.
Ukto: just let the client send the cmd directly
Ukto: no reaosn to
Ukto: your just writing the cmd if you do it with mod
Ukto: he could barely get ruby to work
Ukto: he wasnt that advanced
mircea_popescu: i chose to stfu, on the theory that unless you're an idiot you'll figure it out yourself in short order.
Ukto: fucking glbse api system. now that I see it, there is no way I will use 50,00 fake subdirs for api calls
Ukto: i was annoyed at having to figure it out just to use it
Ukto: its all over the place
Ukto: I stay away from that rats nest of api crazyness
jurov: maybe try making it similar to mtgox
Ukto: yeah, thats what they all say :P
Ukto: I honestly wish I could see GLBSE's api command list again. cant find it on google anywhere. not because i wanna just copy it, but because I want ppl to be able to use old glbse trading scripts by just changing the url
Ukto: mebbe its just the best way
Ukto: rather than just sent api_key, api_pin, cmd, array(key=value)
Ukto: and trying to think of a really clever way to do it
Ukto: have sto setup the json api..
jurov: okay. gotta go sweat it off to the gym
mircea_popescu: i think in general there's this expectation on the part of website owners that they have license to alter history
mircea_popescu: they weren't expecting a user to go through a broker, and thus have actual proof of their bs shady dealings
mircea_popescu: than just the straight exchange. amply displayed in the case of icbit
mircea_popescu: seems to me the broker-exchange structure is inherently safer
jurov: why didn't i think of such?
jurov: so if i empty btct wallet, they'll just revert to previous backup, and all will be dandy
jurov: o any mistakes you make are far harder to fix than if you were running your own exchange where you probably would eat a BTC loss out of the wallet but could easily revert to a previous backup.
mircea_popescu: "no, he wouldn't take money"
mircea_popescu: the argument is pretty retarded, "your honor, I thought jurov was a broker" "well... did you wire him money ?"
jurov: oh, can we have this immunity extended to coinbr?
jurov: and I'm going to my tax directorate branch tomorrow, to get official acknowledgement that i'm doing imaginary trades
mircea_popescu: if that's not good enough i dunno what is.
jurov: yeah borderline trolling
pigeons: wow borderline scammer accusation from the operator of a borderline exchange in a borderline currency
pigeons: yeah i'm sure those words are magic
pigeons: people used to put that on video game ROM download sites
jurov: so, mircea_popescu, of it all comes that we should get some legal affidavit that that nothing we trade is real.
jurov: oh, and i also need insurance. usagi, you there?
jurov: while the same person says that that to say about myself that i'm a broker, i need some certificate, lol
jurov: to evade accusations that i'm "borderline scammer", eh?
jurov: so, apparently i need to slap "The use of this site is for educational and entertainment purposes only." on coinbr
mircea_popescu: i'd try to keep it funny, too
Namjies: about the voice thing
mircea_popescu: you know, of all the things i could be after i die, i guess "that voice in the head of psychopaths telling them what to do" wouldn't be the worst...
smickles: well, damn, i just had to be taking care of my daughter, rather than refreshing my rss feed of trilema
mircea_popescu: smickles will prolly be all awwww when he sees this tomorrow
kakobreklaaa: right now i need to whip myself.
Diablo-D3: mircea_popescu: bleh, I cant reply to a reply
Ukto: at least, start debating how I am going to do the api
Ukto: so ppl can quickly sort to X assets, or Y date just by typing
Ukto: i also added pagination && searching to the trade history page
Ukto: and it gave me a reason to fixup the page more
Ukto: also included the number of shares on the btton
Ukto: kakobreklaaa: got the cancel stuff all done for the order books
Diablo-D3: man, why the fuck cant I find this in the original english
Diablo-D3: yeah, or the content