trinque: this affects the bot's ability to verify that the transaction went through, and hence, its ability to subsequently spend that output
trinque: well, we just need to ship you to turkmenistan or w/e and solve it
shinohai: I must set up shop in glorious nation of Kazakhstan ....
jurov: trinque: it connects at random?
jurov: from what i see from the logs, foundation node rejects them as nonstandard
trinque: jurov: yeah, I am going to try switching to a foundation node.
pete_dushenski: baku will also host the f1 european grand prix in 2016. first for 'stans' afaik.
mircea_popescu: lol @ the "feminist anarchist" gargle. yay, Michelle Goldberg, you go roar girl.
assbot: Logged on 29-11-2015 21:38:08; pete_dushenski: ben_vulpes: not like low class germans/usians/brits/etc. are going to do the factory jobs. all these countries have negative birth rates and huge ponzi pyramids to prop up. not like they have options OTHER than immigration.
assbot: Logged on 29-11-2015 21:41:41; pete_dushenski: "When monetizing premature mortality using EPA-recommended data, we find a social cost of ~$450m over the sales period. For the current fleet, we estimate that a return to compliance for all affected vehicles by the end of 2016 will avert ~130 early deaths and avoid ~$840m in social costs compared to a counterfactual case without recall." << lulzy volkswagen emissions 'impact research'
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assbot: Logged on 29-11-2015 22:02:16; ascii_field: at this point i fully believe that editor and compiler must be THE SAME PROGRAM
pete_dushenski: and 840 mn < 35 bn or whatever number was being bandied about for 'recall cost'.
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mircea_popescu: "spend 35bn to save 50k we call 1bn because all numbers are the same number. WE ARE HUMANISTS DAMNIT"
assbot: Logged on 29-11-2015 22:51:01; pete_dushenski: "YouTube pays up to $4 (£2.47) per 1,000 views, meaning the most popular hosts can earn a substantial sum of money." << such bullshit. i bet anything this figure is from 2009.
gribble: Current Blocks: 385959 | Current Difficulty: 7.272278064254718E10 | Next Difficulty At Block: 387071 | Next Difficulty In: 1112 blocks | Next Difficulty In About: 1 week, 0 days, 11 hours, 6 minutes, and 50 seconds | Next Difficulty Estimate: None | Estimated Percent Change: None
mircea_popescu: trinque if you're running it in cramped position you could just follow the republic nodes i guess
pete_dushenski remembers learning about shift from 'gnp' to 'gdp' as boy and apparent shadiness of this bait-and-switch even then
mircea_popescu: have the firewall set up so it can only connect to them (deny from all accept from X Y Z) as a way around the incredibly braindamaged way the client itself handles connections
mircea_popescu: pete_dushenski what was shady ? there's nothing national about corporations.
mircea_popescu: architecture made by humanists for humanists. "here, look how insignificant the human is!!11"
pete_dushenski: palace at versailles yields different impression, yes, that of "holy fuck how did they even think of that level of detailing?" and "holy cramoly where did they even find craftsman to make that?"
pete_dushenski: 'modern' architecture is more "look what we made materials do. at least until it rains!"
jurov: mircea_popescu: how much memory it has available? i have seen newly started node gain 60MB RSS in a hour (my experimental limiter did not kick in due to bug)
trinque: mircea_popescu │ trinque if you're running it in cramped position you could just follow the republic nodes i guess << I've got space; perhaps cramped in other ways. For now I'll switch to the foundation bitcoind. If there are still problems, I'll move the node to a separate instance with undisclosed IP and communicate inside AWS. If that still has problems, would actually be pretty interesting.
trinque: mod6: would latest script in the logs not have the right V hash?
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mod6: <+trinque> mod6: would latest script in the logs not have the right V hash? << Hmm?
mod6: oh the rotor+TEST2 script? Yeah, that needs to be updated.
mod6: I'll post an updated version here tonight. Thanks.
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assbot: Logged on 29-11-2015 17:51:30; mircea_popescu: line rather than paragraph ?
mircea_popescu: as far as im concerned the classic forum is unusable because it is perfectly unable to handle quotation. it's the same exact problem of "inline" comment display for wordpress : you end up either with an arbitrary node depth or else single character lines
mircea_popescu: suppose i quote two different things respondent. the thread should now split, as a tree. it does not do that.
mircea_popescu: if it doesn't do that might as well forget the pretense and do this.
kakobrekla: it shouldnt split (although it can be) and as it is now it cant ever split.
danielpbarron: that's what i liked about twitter-- the forking of threads and chaining of replies. These days it's been ruined with some algorithmic sorting
kakobrekla: here have b-a, 100 megs of text thread. yay.
danielpbarron: irc is an old favorite of mine. Been using it since 2004 (although i took a several years break from 2008 till i found this place)
kakobrekla: it was acceptable in the old days of b-a when we werent actually been doing anything. now theres n projects being juggled and its a pain.
mircea_popescu: i mean, for as long as there isn't a solution, the best thing to do is not pretend to solve the problem
kakobrekla: before a solution is found, the problem needs recognition, no?
mircea_popescu: i confess i dunno what the problem is. this certainly should not mean no problem exists.
mircea_popescu: one thing i can see : the conversation graph is incredibly complex. there's two practical ways to present it : either as a flat file without any structure other than what's provided by the author ; or else as a properly restated graph, which will do a lot of node replication as oyu have to unwind the rat's nest of reference.
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mircea_popescu: as far as the later thing is concerned, it's not clear it actually is any better (because you will necessarily have to read EVEN MORE), we know from experience that machines can not do this, and contemporary semiotics seems to indicate the task is intractable in principle.
kakobrekla: the problem is poor separation of threads. i have been actually thinking about this a few weeks ago and though i might add forward linking to the logs, along with the existing back linking
mircea_popescu: if you recall we were toying with the idea of getting someone to summarize the logs. fluffypony even offered to finance it. nobody could be found.
mircea_popescu: the recent experience of gabrielradio trying on the (imo easier) task of translating trilema articles makes me think it will NEVER be done.
kakobrekla: not all problems are solvable by slaves.
mircea_popescu: the thing is tho, from my own experience reading logs, every time i try to jump forward in time i end up with a mess. works much better for me to read them serially and think about it that way. which is why i parse the logs to this day, years later.
mircea_popescu: anyway, slaves schmlaves. i tried to do it myself, the summarization of logs, gave up in anger.
kakobrekla: say i wanna reread everything that was said about 'v', i have two options;
mircea_popescu: if you had a summary you would in principle be able to.
mircea_popescu: think the old system of "library cards" or "study notes"
mircea_popescu: which is how intellectual life organized the large conversation back when people still had an intellectual life.
kakobrekla: id be able to tune it down to 10 megs instead of 30. out of 100k needed.
mircea_popescu: no, the idea is you keep your own lecture notes, which are not necessarily equal to another's.
mircea_popescu: uni professor comes before the class of 100 kids, reads the 30mb of log,
mircea_popescu: this results in 100 mutually incomparable sets of 1-3 mb notes.
mircea_popescu: the total size has balooned but each person has their own comfortable paths cut through the field, like so many mice.
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mircea_popescu: but so stated (say i wanna reread everything that x), the problem is obvious to me too. we're in danger of losing it.
kakobrekla: better comparison than professor seems to me a giant book that contains everything without any order or index or chapters or ...
mircea_popescu: certainly all sorts of buried gems in there by now that all of 3 people maybe know about.
mircea_popescu: pete_d has been trying in his own way to fight this i gather, with mixed results.
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phf: i keep bookmarks around, per subject that i'm interested in, or mp/ascii dialogues that i might want to reread. a solution that i was thinking of hacking up in my own system is ranged highlights, basically same idea as on trilema, but instead of point-to-point it's entries and ranges. so on subject of v the link becomes entries=333,350-380,490-492,500-505. perhaps that sort of bookmarks can be shared, to have an illuminated log
kakobrekla: the best way to keep a house tidy is not messing it up in the first place
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kakobrekla: second best is to have a house keeper, but that has failed.
mircea_popescu: kakobrekla in general the housewives that succeed in their life's work of "getting everyone to stop messing up the house" are ~a year away from having to decide if they wish to file for divorce or just come to terms with the fact that the husband lives with a younger woman now.
kakobrekla: you dont have to get married, you can just pay.
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phf: ;;isup files.bitcoin-assets.com
gribble: files.bitcoin-assets.com is up
phf: yeah.. not actually getting a connection
phf: from my machine only though. is there some kind of tripwire there?
BingoBoingo: <mircea_popescu> jurov 64gb << My node also fine on 8gb 0.7-ish
phf: kakobrekla: not on my home machine, but if you can write in an exception i have an ip for you
phf: i patched my script to do HEAD on files to ensure that i'm up to date, probably doing them in loop on the entire set is what triggered
kakobrekla: server is still sort of in war mode since the last ddos attacks
assbot: Logged on 30-11-2015 00:12:56; pete_dushenski: (how azerbaijan is in 'europe' is for ecclestone to answer)
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4800 @ 0.00050157 = 2.4075 BTC [-]
mircea_popescu: remains staying outside of the Core fork << spurious staying
assbot: Balaji S. Srinivasan on Twitter: The day is coming when Google must bulk purchase Bitcoin to crawl the machine-payable web : Bitcoin ... (
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mod6: thanks trinque, let me know how it goes.
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phf: punkman: looks like a neti pot alternative for BingoBoingo
BingoBoingo: Nope. Doesn't involve nearly enough chemicals.
BingoBoingo: And my nose doesn't need to identify as transJewMayoQueer
punkman: tramazoline hydrochloride and dexamethasone is a good combination
mircea_popescu: whenever trinque is the 2nd word in a sentence my latin parser kids in
mircea_popescu: seeing how the only question is "what fraction of bitcoin reserves is safe to be kept as fiat"
BingoBoingo: punkman: Isn't dexamethasone the bad kind of steroid?
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punkman: BingoBoingo: no idea, but best unclogger I can get locally
BingoBoingo suspects cocaine would be surpremely effective, but the whole sobriety thing
phf: that's why you disolve it an alcohol and drink
punkman: re: irc threads, suppose we had a client that merge multiple channels into a single stream
punkman: also, anyone remember google wave
BingoBoingo: punkman: Only through XML does a line of text become a "stanza"
trinque: mod6: built nicely and munching blocks
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punkman: "2001: Goat set on fire on 23 December by Lawrence Jones, a 51-year-old visitor from Cleveland, Ohio in the United States, who spent 18 days in jail and was subsequently convicted and ordered to pay 100,000 Swedish kronor in damages. The court confiscated Jones' cigarette lighter with the argument that he clearly was not able to handle it. Jones stated in court that he was no "goat burner",
punkman: and believed that he was taking part in a completely legal goat-burning tradition. After Jones was released from jail he went straight back to the US without paying his fine. As of 2006 it was still unpaid."
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punkman: but said on tv he'd rather live with teh animals
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mircea_popescu: "Mr. Paul has made his opposition to the Patriot Act a key plank of his 2016 White House campaign and argued that the program hasn’t foiled a specific terrorist plot.
mircea_popescu: Obama administration officials don’t dispute that, but say it has helped connect the dots on potential threats."
mircea_popescu: "it doesn't do anything useful" "yes but we're women, we like make-up"
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adlai: byzantine dns are the best failures
punkman: I was reading more about cjdns yesterday, anyone here run a node?
punkman: trying to figure out which parts are stupid, I'm still wondering why this thing has passwords
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gribble: Bitfinex BTCUSD ticker | Best bid: 377.68, Best ask: 378.0, Bid-ask spread: 0.32000, Last trade: 378.03, 24 hour volume: 46799.13590388, 24 hour low: 361.3, 24 hour high: 384.99, 24 hour vwap: None
mircea_popescu: they all currently work, ill add some redirects from .the abandoned domains
assbot: Invalid verfication string.
ascii_field: danke mircea_popescu. mega-ddos on this side of the sea
davout: let's say gribble and i had our own individual reality perceptions
mircea_popescu: and speaking of alternate reality perceptions : both namecheap and internet.bs THINK they hold the registration of qntra.net currently.
mircea_popescu: which makes about as much sense as anything to do with dns, really.
mircea_popescu: anyone see namecheap on the qntra.net whois for my curiosity ?
mircea_popescu: (Registrar: ENOM, INC. as for some reason the derps don't use their own license)
shinohai: Why all the hate on freenode suddenly?
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trinque: shinohai: could be just ddosing for teh lulz
shinohai: I forget it is holiday season and skiddies are home from skool.
mircea_popescu: i dunno that such a thing matters anymore. that was more of a consideration in the 90s, back when there existed some sort of school discipline.
shinohai sheds a tear for the 90's anyway.
ascii_field: aha, 90s, when a few things still kinda worked
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trinque: could smell the desperation in the air growing up in the 90s
trinque: substituting the dot-com bubble in industry's place was the loudest admission of "we have nothing left to say" we could've made
assbot: [HAVELOCK] [B.EXCH] 65 @ 0.03203415 = 2.0822 BTC [-]
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 6148 @ 0.00050301 = 3.0925 BTC [-]
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 5150 @ 0.00051011 = 2.6271 BTC [+]
mircea_popescu: trinque there's films from the late 70s and all through the 80s going "hey, us better shape up or we're fucked"
mircea_popescu: those people retired, their kids grew up with this "if i don't look uner the bed there's no bugaboo there" outlook on life and everything.
mircea_popescu: so "imaginary inexistent problems are being advertised into existence"
ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu: how would you have designed the "securing of bitcoin-gold" differently from the current mining scheme?
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phf should try this it at a towncenter skating rink
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 4422 @ 0.00050807 = 2.2467 BTC [+] {2}
pete_dushenski: the great glorious excellent nation of bahamas : the world leader in yeswecan to an extent and degree unmatched by that 2008 u.s. campaigner who illegally infringed upon that great glorious excellent nation's copyright.
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes one obvious approach is, fixed rate inflation, rather than decaying inflation. each block reward is say 1/10k the current monetary base.
gribble: Error: Something in there wasn't a valid number.
gribble: 135333718752523466540573106042628432055911602460618903710704269253995023846817750502886890076312566572898099093916102382877626934526614405069286742417062776649301025325594853915948015903010075829150673448663250840479675447246848
mircea_popescu: alright, so each block reward is say 17/100000000 of the total monetary base.
mircea_popescu: seeing how historically, inflation between .5 and 1% a year seems to correlate with a maximum on the wealth creation graph.
mircea_popescu: the other obvious approach is probably at the root of the "proof of stake" retardedness.
mircea_popescu: neither of these seems to work well even theoretically, let alone the practical mess they entail. it is probable an alternative interpretation of reality through the bitcoin twisted mirror actually exists, but i'm not where i can see it.
assbot: Invalid verfication string.
ascii_field: mircea_popescu: possibly i'm thick, but i don't see how inflation is a pill against miner defection
ascii_field: they get moar coin, yes, continuing reward, but of a ~fundamentally shittier~ coin
mircea_popescu: you understand that the bitcoin (holder, miner) set is an exact translation of the irl (old fart, young cock) set yes ?
ascii_field: where i lose the mental thread is the part where this is somehow curable
mircea_popescu: inflation is a transfer of wealth from old to young, to mirror the transfer of relevancy.
mircea_popescu: absent this, the society cycles, with old schmucks masskilled periodically.
ascii_field: this i also don't see - where i live, inflation is mainly a hammer keeping young schmucks down
ascii_field: young - gets fixed salary which inflates (and shrinkflates!) away
mircea_popescu: yes, it would encourage holders of btc to also hold miners./
mircea_popescu: note, i did not for a second propose these are good, or even above 0 solutions. they are not.
mircea_popescu: but i was discussing obvious translations from irl to btc.
mircea_popescu: i then looked into the obvious, and the obvious obviously doesn\t work.
ascii_field: btc is an interesting thing imho in a good part ~because~ it specifically refrained from trying to solve this
mircea_popescu: hence my comment comparing to a holywood star. it wasn't idle words.
mircea_popescu: the key advantage of fiction is that it's not required to tell any part of the story it doesn't want to.
mircea_popescu: by this formula current btc inflation is almost 10x as high as it should be.
mircea_popescu: which kinda is why the discussion was about a time far, far away. four to five halvings into the future this matter becomes important.
mircea_popescu: because once that magical line is crossed, we'll start seeing cycling behaviour.
ben_vulpes: if the market can algorithmically price inflation in though, does the notion of inflation even make sense?
ben_vulpes: yes the monetary base is changing in size, but we all know to what degree.
mircea_popescu: what do you mean "can algorithmically price" and what do you mean make sense ?
mircea_popescu: and, notably, we don't even know generational re-bitcoin is actually such a bad idea. it's true that some, few and far between, old people have relevancy for young people, and that a minority of teens will gladly spread for a VERY thin minority of "come see my new movie. with catherine zeta jones. raaa!"
ben_vulpes: well i know that i own m/n of the monetary supply today, and m/n+whatever at t sub whatever in the future
mircea_popescu: but that doesn't mean that bulk and wholesale old people have anything to trade with young people, or vice-versa.
mircea_popescu: so heck, maybe a new bitcoin every ~30 years is actually the correct state.
pete_dushenski: "Now that my fellow executives and I are goddamn beverage conquistadors, we’re going to enjoy this cocaine-fueled rocket ride for as long as it lasts. I’m blasting off to fucking Mars, dicksuckers, and I’m headed straight through the belly of the goddamn sun!" << obligatory, if indeed it's the case that 30 years is the best case (or ideal case) scenario for the time alloted us.
pete_dushenski: as seen in www.contravex.com/2014/09/25/we-gon-party-like-its-19-hold-up-it-is/
mircea_popescu: anyway, not so sure the brief post ww2 experience of the us bovines has or should have much place in this conversation.
mircea_popescu: it's true that young kids in the us aren't qualified to be toddlers, and it's true that as a result they sheepishly accept salaries that are a decaying joke.
mircea_popescu: this onlyt happens because the old farts feel safe, and they feel safe because the kids aren't alright, not by a damn sight.
mircea_popescu: but this is also typical of terminal empires, so in my view the whole experience of the united states can be simply >/dev/null
mircea_popescu: for the needs of this conversation, as well as so many others.
BingoBoingo: Apparently USia is turning into country for nobody but old men
pete_dushenski: "Trump was taking Obama to task for his past remarks that global climate change is one of the greatest threats facing the United States and the world. "I think one of the dumbest statements I've ever heard in politics -- in the history of politics as I know it, which is pretty good, was Obama's statement that our No. 1 problem is global warming,""
pete_dushenski: ""I think it's one of the dumbest things I've ever seen, or perhaps most naïve," Trump said. "He actually is somewhat naïve, if you want to know the truth, beyond the incompetent part.""
pete_dushenski: looks like 'someone claiming to be ceo claims that xxx will be supported on such and such a date. maybe. if we/they/someone gets around to it"
BingoBoingo: Well, hard to trust signal fidelity with two cans and a string
assbot: [HAVELOCK] [DEALCO] 376 @ 0.0027356 = 1.0286 BTC [-] {12}
BingoBoingo: Very good month, but trending better all month too
mircea_popescu: incidentally, that takimag is not bad, and taki himself is historically pretty close to sanity.
mircea_popescu: anyone sent him a line, maybe he wants a weekly column in qntra ?
BingoBoingo: Mebbe princessnell can drop a line next time she comes around these parts?
BingoBoingo: I also dunno if there is a single taki? Seems to be a variety of bylines
mircea_popescu: iirc taki theodoracopulos of "of fucking course you can't rape a 16 yo MALE" fame got booted from whatever sharecropping outfit he was working for prior and struck out on his own.
pete_dushenski: " They were probably my happiest years ever, as the hotel was THE place to be back before the nouveau riche scum from the Middle East and the old Soviet Union polluted the place beyond repair or redemption. Visit it and weep." ~taki
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Naphex: !rate CoraCrist 3 XOtika.tv CEO - Handles bussiness side, press, recruiting, marketing, hr, pr
assbot: You rated user CoraCrist on 30-Nov-2015, with a rating of 3, and supplied these additional notes: XOtika.tv CEO - Handles bussiness side, press, recruiting, marketing, hr, pr.
pete_dushenski: also, those obama girls dress like fucking slobs omfg.
pete_dushenski: the president of somalia's daughters are better groomed
pete_dushenski: it's that presidential pardons are hard to come by. "i haz power u guise!"
pete_dushenski feels sorry for the conpherence attendees who will be subjected to many more such 'jokes' in next decade of bahamas' wooden-tongued speeking toor.
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BashCo: /r/bitcoin is burning _again_... it's like that 50 year coal fire.
BingoBoingo: Reddit tends to bring out the social engineers and spammers for sure
assbot: BashCo is not registered in WoT.
BashCo: it's a complete mad house.
BashCo: sorry, I haven't taken the time to set that stuff up yet.
BingoBoingo: BashCo: Maybe register with assbot and submit a piece on the reddit tire fire?
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gribble: diana_coman was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 4 weeks, 4 days, 0 hours, 27 minutes, and 34 seconds ago: <diana_coman> it's fun anyway :D
diana_coman: I am usually lurking around pete_dushenski
diana_coman: or rather: talking more in #eulora I suppose
gribble: chetty was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 11 weeks, 0 days, 4 hours, 59 minutes, and 44 seconds ago: <chetty> perhaps this will backlash into getting more people off windows ...nah, I dream
pete_dushenski: it's so hard to keep names straight when there are no faces to match them to...
mircea_popescu: alternatively, all women are the same woman, eh pete_dushenski ?
☟︎ pete_dushenski: well, there's hanbot, who's easy to identify because she's with mp, and there's apparently ALL THE REST
pete_dushenski: who, being unattached and not in my wot, are just vaguely ~out there~
pete_dushenski: i come from a long line of socialists and racialists. what can i say.
diana_coman: well, from my point of view: no harm done at all
trinque: pete_dushenski: no problemo
pete_dushenski: a little more familiarity with diana_coman's writings should help to clarify and solidify the abstractions rolling around in my noodle.
trinque: someday I'll fix that too, but not today!
trinque: been a few complaints; I like it as an intro to the feed
diana_coman: oh my, I might need to actually start writing with any sort of regularity now
pete_dushenski: diana_coman: dun worry, folks with families (you, me, davout, ben_vulpes) aren't held to the same publishing frequency standards :P
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