mircea_popescu: JorgePasada maybe read all the disparate stuff, publish a digest.
JorgePasada: mircea_popescu: Yeah I'm just trying to learn. Found a couple good things via hacker news.
JorgePasada: Tor sucks though, you almost have to assume either your entrance or exit node (or worse, both) are compromised these days.
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ben_vulpes: how dumb would it be to bisect the git source history to find the unwedging commit?
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mircea_popescu: ;;later tell peterl yeah listen, this 50% uptime business is for the dogs.
ben_vulpes: does anyone have a node with high throughput to which they'd be willing to whitelist my connections
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes if you actually have the blockchain by very far the best way to do this is stage a local environment and feed the experimental instance through some sort of loopback
ben_vulpes: i've one sitting on this os x machine.
ben_vulpes: i'm digging through the logs of our conversation about copying blockchains around.
ben_vulpes: basically i want to know if uploading my os x 8.6 blockchain to my debian testing machine is worth the time
mircea_popescu: well it's worth the time in the sense that not having the 30gb in question wherever your favourite staging environment is is a major handicap.
mircea_popescu: if you prefer working locally then not worth it. if you generally use that machine/dc, then worth it.
ben_vulpes: right, totally on the same page there.
ben_vulpes: i'm trying to estimate if the transfer time for my os x blockchain is worth the risk of it simply not working.
mircea_popescu: inasmuch as it's the blockchain it will HAVE To work. or bust.
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gribble: mike_c was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 days, 5 hours, 18 minutes, and 14 seconds ago: <mike_c> quite the empire brewing.
cazalla: asciilifeform, sunday is a slow day, whaddaya want from me?
cazalla: i mean, why spend $20-$30 on a pizza when you can get one from pizza hut on tight ass tuesday for $3.95!
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Vexual: I'm trying to get my head around this taxation stuff
ben_vulpes: speak further on thy confusion, Vexual
Vexual: well it's internet powered to be sure
Vexual: so, I'm porndering the notion "Bitcoin realised"
Vexual: I suppose there are no other qualifiers on purpose
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assbot: reproducible builds - a month ahead of schedule
ben_vulpes: bitcoin realized means more or less "profit"
Vexual: Yeah, forever profits?
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Vexual: or perhaps you pay where you think some other entity might lay claim
ben_vulpes: well pre 2015 bitcoin barely matters in the world at large
cazalla: "If bitcoin were allowed to co-‐exist as “legal tender” it could also create a situation where under Gresham’s Law “Bad money drives out good”. In such a scenario, bad currency (bitcoin) would be used and good currency (US Dollar) would be hoarded, creating greater economic instability."
Vexual: i read about that gut that printed $200 million, he hoarded it
Vexual: cut a deal to keep his shed-load off the streets
RetroUPriser: How's it going? I was going to see if mircea_popescu was active and willing to play a game of chess,
ben_vulpes: RetroUPriser: you may get a game out of BingoBoingo
BingoBoingo: Nah, I'm not drunk enough to chess tonight.
cazalla: ooh knocked glass off table onto open case.. lucky i drank the water in it just a few minutes ago
mircea_popescu: "let us make claims backwards! it's almost like science!"
decimation: ben_vulpes: re: sbcl < neat link thanks
decimation: hoarding usd << lol. actually there's a great deal of certainty about the dollar, it's just that the certainty is that there is no fixed number of dollars, never has been, never will be
decimation: "Under the Bitcoin model, those who create the algorithm, protocol, manage the transactional ledger and mine virtual currencies would become the new central bankers, controlling a monetary basis, an immense power and responsibility." << lol yeah that's a 'risk'
decimation: the whole reason bitcoin is even mildly compelling is because those 'central bankers' who are currently 'controlling money' are fucking things up royally
ben_vulpes: "However, the real value of Bitcoin is not reaped at an individual level." << he's spot on, though - it's about raping at a collective level
ben_vulpes: actually i'm noping the fuck out of this article.
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davout: rithm: stay away from ovh...
davout: if ebola could propagate to servers, it'd probably start at ovh
rithm: ovh is like the parody host
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jurov: WTF "I love bitcoin for reasons that Amir Taaki, Adam Back, Peter Todd and Mike Hearn love it."
jurov: it's from ihb.io above
undata: what a sprawling mess of an article
jurov: "Dear Ben Lawsky, you are going after the wrong people. Mining operations can be used to launder huge amounts of money."
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mircea_popescu: by the way, you know how to use the tools here ? like say
saifedean: ah, no i don't... i've been trying to learn the ropes
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saifedean: lol, i think i saw this on pete's blog before...
saifedean: compelling, i must say, but last time i spoke to taleb he wasn't all that interested in bitcoin. i mean, he finds it interesting to a point, but not to the point of healthy obsession and complete disregard of everything else that we share
mircea_popescu: yeah, and the reason is he's not yet met anyone that groks it fully, so as to answer objection properly.
saifedean: is that when you first started on the righteous path?
mircea_popescu: saifedean for my own curiosity, google that string (no quotes) see what pops up ?
assbot: Noob MP, or how it all began pe Trilema - Un blog de Mircea Popescu.
saifedean: may i ask what did you do in the pre-bitcoin era? In the Bezzle Age?
saifedean: i got a bunch of gaming forum posts, nothing to do with you
saifedean: very nice, retirement is underrated. the main appeal of academia for me is that it is a halfway house to retirement
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mircea_popescu: turns out, it can keep the sane man about three years.
saifedean: it sure as hell beats working in the world of bezzle, a slave-like existence producing nothing and wasting your life in a worthless pissing contest whose first prize is the ability to kiss a bigger ass
undata: saifedean: start a business you weenie :p
thestringpuller: i don't want to bother anyone with the pain that is regex ~_~
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saifedean: undata & mp, i'm actually thinking of starting a grill restaurant... to be named the honey badger grill, bitcoin preferred
saifedean: coz i really enjoy grilling, i'm very good at it, people really like my steaks and i could get them to pay me good money to eat it if i put my head to make it good... sounds to me like a better way of spending your life than any bezzle career
undata: I like bitcoin and grilled food; I dunno about the honey badger thing
chetty: yeah but where does the name come from? sounds too much like honey pot, imo
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mircea_popescu: saifedean maybe. i am also very good at cooking, people love my stuff and i could definitely get them to pay.
saifedean: because honey badger doesn't give a shit, and because bitcoin is the honey badger of money
saifedean: why the hell would i want to scale? if i wanted to scale i'd join mcdonalds for a rewarding career and an early grave
saifedean: if i could run a single operation very well, it could make enough income to allow me to live very well, while spending my days doing something i enjoy
chetty: sounds like a little piece of heaven there saifedean
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: if it's a pet, why would you want it to scale? restaurants are cool because you get free food and a place to "hang out"
saifedean: the idea of being my own boss, and to only be the boss of a few people is ideal. easily beats having to deal with hundreds of idiots in a large operatoin and suffer their idiocy
mircea_popescu: thestringpuller saifedean i am familiar with your idea of restaurants. these work as a retirement ploy by old merchants, who have an immense pile of gold in the basement, a pretty wife and don't give a shit about what may come, they juist want people to hang out and chat with.
mircea_popescu: this model works extremely well if one has the basement (not just the gold, but also the many travel stories in the basement of their head)
mircea_popescu: it works extremely poorly if one merely copies the visible parts of the institution.
saifedean: i definitely have the travel stories and the pretty wife and zero shits are given about what may come... most my days are a struggle to secure excellent quality food, a struggle which will only be resolved conclusively once i have my entire operation
ben_vulpes: but what are the engineering arguments for an embedded kv store against which one cannot query well if at all vs. a embedded sql store?
saifedean: the way i see it, bitcoin will kill pretty much all the world of bezzle, as i'm sure you folk agree, and the only jobs that will thrive in th future are those that involve actually doing something useful for other people which others appreciate and are happy to pay for. there are few things in life people appreciate better than a well-cooked steak, and few things in life that are done badly as often
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undata: saifedean: a word of caution; businesses always look simple when looking from outside
undata: my god 4 walls and a door and I'm there
saifedean: undata that's why i'm still researching and thinking of this while keeping my academic job
mircea_popescu: <saifedean> a struggle to secure excellent quality food << can you go into detail ?
saifedean: well, why else did you move to argentina but for the excellent grass-fed beef?
mircea_popescu: you know, i've never had any decent beef, not in cairo, not in luxor, not even in lebanon.
saifedean: once you've had a proper well-cooked steak, any other day of your life will be ruined if you venture into a McDonald's or some other Bezzle Institution
mircea_popescu: your meat sucks. it's not even how you cook it. it fucking sucks.
saifedean: in lebanon beef isn't very good, but the lamb is excellent, and it is grass-fed
mircea_popescu: i mostly ate lamb and chicken over my time among the no-pok-people.
mircea_popescu: ended up eating a whole fucking pick in oradea on my way back
saifedean: my best friend is half-argentinian and half lebanese, and we've been talking about this restaurant together for years, he's brought excellent argentine beef over
mircea_popescu: ah. the stuff that you eat like salmon, practically ? half raw in the middle ?
mircea_popescu: i mean. of the inch thickness, a half inch in the middle is barely warm.
saifedean: there are many many things that make a good steak, most of these things require people who do their work honestly and htink long term, and pretty much everything in that process is being destroyed by cheap money and the high-time-preference it engenders in everyone from the farmer to the waiter at your restaurant
saifedean: with the emergence of bitcoin and the destruction of the world of bezzle and its instant gratification and fast food culture, people are going to appreciate and pay top dollar for the quality stuff that's done right
mircea_popescu: exactly right. cheap money and the high time preference.
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saifedean: my idea is to prepare for the future of the triumphant return of hard money, low-time preference, and civilization, and to profit from it by doing good food properly, in a beautiful setting where you can relax around a big grill's fire and enjoy your meal like a civilized human
saifedean: i kinda figured from what i have read from your blog!
saifedean: the main question that remains now concerns the location of my grill... Lebanon is my favorite place in the world, but it might not be the ideal location what with all the religious wars breaking out... Vancouver is another possibility...
saifedean: come on man, you're not expecting me to go set up a grilling business in buenos aires, what was it about taking the coals to newcastle...
mircea_popescu: you come here, you have a good steak, you forgot why you ever wanted to make a steakhouse. much like the man who was considering doing his own plumbing out of reeds in lebanon, moves to constantinople with the marble baths forgets all about it.
saifedean: they are the absolute world champions, along with the south africans
mircea_popescu: im curious when fluffypony shows over, see what he thinks.
saifedean: well, as i said i am hoping to go to BA sometime soon, my argentine friend will be there and it's meant as a crash course in grilling... i could just stick around, but i'd need me a new business idea for the post-bezzlepocalypse
saifedean: no i've never been to argentina, but i did live in Rio de Janeiro for two years as a kid
saifedean: i should be finding out soon if my trip will pan out and will let you know
mircea_popescu: 1kg porterhouse steak is the golden standard in my eyes nao.
saifedean: ok, you have a point, i'll have both :D
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chetty: saifedean, actually I think there is good call for the sort of 'grill' you describe in Argentina, the relaxed atmosphere, the fire, etc. Steak may be great here but it could use some 'trappings'
saifedean: interesting... my idea is also to make it a paleo restaurant... if you guys haven't gone paleo yet, let me just point that making the switch from the crap that everyone eats today to paleo eating is no less revolutionary than jumping from the world of bezzle to bitcoin
undata: saifedean: there is *so* much eaten that is barely (if at all) food
chetty: <<< never giving up bread and pastries but agree with the 'crap' descriptor for most of what passes as food
saifedean: well thestringpuller, i've tried that shitty-ass diet and i tried being paleo, and there's no comparison. Once you try going paleo, eating crap seems about as reasonable as not looking around before crossing the street. Sure, it can be done... but why?
undata: ditching dairy aside from cheese has been helpful for me
undata: the cheese could go too but that's no way to live
saifedean: oh chetty, those who resist paleo the most are the ones most desperately in need of it!
joecool: welcome to #bitcoin-lifestyle
joecool: ah i missed mp, funny seeing the noob log
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saifedean: oh but paleo is intimately related to bitcoin: it is cheap money that has plagued the world with high time preference and that, in turn, is what has turned food from being nourishing to a giant bezzle-funded industry that aims to provide sugar kicks and insulin spikes to the proles immediately when the temptation kicks in.
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undata: saifedean: its a dream of mine that there'll be a return to families producing their own food.
undata: you want economic security; that's it.
joecool: i've produced a good chunk of mine off and on over the years
joecool: plenty of deer to shoot and ran a large vegetable garden (did canning, freezing for winter, etc)
saifedean: undata but then... who will raise the aggregate demand?! How selfish would it be of all families to think of their own survival and leave the national economy to flounder.
undata: saifedean: sounds glorious. flounder away!
undata: I'm working on a software business for now; should that succeed, I'd like to look into automation products for small scale food production.
undata: my parents have a largely self-sufficient farm, and their processes are not particularly scientific
undata: it seems to me that there are gains to be found via automation which would allow a person to both produce their own food and have time to spare for other pursuits
ben_vulpes: nah, just put hippies to work running the aquaponics
undata: I disagree; humans are overrated.
undata: I'm trying to find an article; the sentence that sticks out in my memory was something like "why would anyone buy lightbulbs when they can just pay staff to see to their candles?"
undata: because I want to be left alone to work!
rithm: comes from automata
rithm: Sent While I Sleep Soundly
saifedean: i don't mind automation for as long as it does not compromise the quality of the thing in question. So, a fridge is a good idea to keep my steaks cool for a few hours between butchering and grilling. A deep freezer is not such a good idea coz the meat will never taste the same.
undata: saifedean: machines should extend the mind of their master
chetty: <saifedean> oh chetty, those who resist paleo the most are the ones most desperately in need of it!// the paleo idea makes sense to me, and for sure all those chemical and stuff that passes for food is bad idea, but I really don't see passing on grain entirely.
joecool: i don't miss it, used to ride insulin rollercoaster for years
saifedean: chetty: "but I really don't see passing on grain entirely." Try it for a week and see what it does to you. How hard can that be? What do you stand to lose?
xanthyos: bringing a new guy here who wants in the wot
joecool: saifedean: i found out i had severe issues with wheat after i noticed i'd feel better if i didn't eat
joecool: so i fasted a week or two and did an additive diet
chetty: saifedean, ok, I can do that (guess I better read up on it a bit, can I still have coffee?)
joecool: until i figured out what it was
joecool: coffee is fine lol, drink it black
ben_vulpes: ;;later tell diablo-d3 you're missing a paleo love-in
joecool: if you don't like it, get better coffee and learn how to make it
chetty: only way to drink coffee
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saifedean: we humans are simply not evolved to eat grains and seeds. Evolution has worked for millions of years so that the fruit contains nutrients that are good for us, and it also looks good, smells good and appeals to us, because it's good for us and for the plant that we eat the fruit, and that's why we can eat it in the raw.
ben_vulpes: saifedean: have you ever read the 10,000 year explosion?
joecool: nah fuck fruit tbh, rarely eat the stuff
joecool: undata: pretty much yeah, i hardly ever have it
saifedean: But we are not meant to eat the seeds or the grains, they are meant to go into the earth to bring forth more plants. That;s why seeds and grains do not look appealing, do not taste or smell good, and they are absolutely destructive for our body if eaten. agriculture and modern processing over the last 10,000 years has made these things slightly less destructive to us and we have developed some capacity to tolerate them, bu
chetty: I dont think I am that far off paleo as it is, most of what I eat is raw fruit, veggies and meat anyway.
joecool: berries yes, leafy vegetables of course, but fuck eating tons of fruit
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undata: joecool: ah nobody needs tons
saifedean: if you eliminate grains, seeds and sugars, you effectively eliminate the possibility of developing most modern diseases, including diabetes, cancer, alzheimer's, obesity, and so on
chetty: ahh I be chocolate isnt on the list, cant be doing without that for more than a week :P
saifedean: ben_vulpes, i havent. would you recommend it?
xanthyos: what's the link to the wot faq?
joecool: chetty: i eat high % chocolate, usually 91% or 100%
joecool: sugar is not a concern there
ben_vulpes: it puts a mess of holes about three feet below the water line of this "ancient diet" crap.
saifedean: dark chocolate aint that bad, the thing is, you never have to completely eliminate anything... you just need to drastically reduce some thing and make sure they are not a regular part of your diet
ben_vulpes: dude what is with the endless wordstream
chetty: well if I got dark chocolate everything else will be ok. :)
saifedean: yes, coffee is fine... and if you have it with butter, you win extra paleo points!
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chetty: I read about that coffee with butter thing, havent had the nerve to try it
lobbes: <+saifedean> if you eliminate grains, seeds and sugars, you effectively eliminate the possibility of developing most modern diseases, including diabetes, cancer, alzheimer's, obesity, and so on << okay.. I can maybe see diabetes.. but to eliminate the possibility of cancer by cutting out sugar and seeds??
ben_vulpes: lobbes: excess energy in the system develops parasites
assbot: 58. Cancer and Sugar | Verner's Views
joecool: cancer really likes fruit :)
saifedean: check out Otto Warburg, German Nobel Laureate in Medicine, whose main contribution was to discover that it is only through sugar intake that cancer cells can grow. Eliminate sugar, eliminate cancer, it's that simple. And that, incidentally, is why hunter-gatherers have zero sugar
assbot: The Prime Cause and Prevention of Cancer by Otto Warburg
xanthyos: i resent being solicited for help joining the wot only to then have them go afk
ben_vulpes: <saifedean> yes, though i havent read this piece << you're like the guy who links to btc stealing malware
ben_vulpes: "i didn't actually read the source oh noes"
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saifedean: i didnt actually read the link you sent so i can't vouch for it, or if it's an accurate explanation of the topic, so i gave you one that i had read which i know is good
assbot: The Prime Cause and Prevention of Cancer by Otto Warburg
Apocalyptic: <joecool> cancer really likes fruit :) // cancer likes fructose
Pierre_Rochard: saifedean: looking forward to savoring your restaurant’s lamb shank one day
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punkman: cazalla: you just need more ddos
cazalla: twozerofive doesn't come around here much now
gribble: I have not seen twozerofive.
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cazalla: already forgotten his name
mike_c: 502, get it. bad gateway.
cazalla: obvious now that you pointed it out
mike_c: oh no, i didn't get it either. he explained it in channel at some point.
mike_c: all the best jokes require explanation.
rithm: his name was robert paulsen
xanthyos: ;;rate bagels7 1 known online 5 years consistently friendly
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gribble: thestringpuller was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 3 hours, 54 minutes, and 0 seconds ago: <thestringpuller> saifedean: I prefer my diet of candy and insulin.
nubbins`: thestringpuller you know they found your poster?
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13150 @ 0.00064547 = 8.4879 BTC [-]
nubbins`: postage apparently emancipated itself from the package, it'd been sitting in an abandoned mail room awaiting destruction
nubbins`: guy was all "we'll never find it", i described the shape and he was all "o yeah, that one"
BingoBoingo: <saifedean> if you eliminate grains, seeds and sugars, you effectively eliminate the possibility of developing most modern diseases, including diabetes, cancer, alzheimer's, obesity, and so on << What about Chagas, Obola, and Syphillis?