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pete_dushenski: "…teacher pay in the United States seems more like something from Soviet-era Russia than 21st century America. Wages for teachers are low, egalitarian and not based on performance. We pay phys ed teachers about the same as math teachers despite the fact that math teachers have greater opportunities elsewhere in the economy. As a result, we have lots of excellent phys ed teachers but not nearly enough excellent math
pete_dushenski: chers…" << good for gladiators (us-style football), not so good for anything or anyone else.
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski: Phys ed egalitarianism though backstops a tournament market. Not every PE teacher/coach can be Nick Saban, but they all want to be.
jurov: how do you pay teachers based on performance?
mircea_popescu: ascii_butugychag> you and i can also win against world champion with nine stone handicap, quite possibly. << i have. friendly game tho.
mircea_popescu: and looky, they gotta get the shareholders excited. remember how jobs built apple ?
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BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski: Nick Saban is the person who has the job all PE teachers and coaches want.
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski: ANd this is because it turns out public schools really do the tournament market thing with some jobs.
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski: Unsure. He trained for the same job market they did.
BingoBoingo: And occasially yes, HS teachers make the jump from public high school coaching to public university coaching and the long slog of trying to supplant Saban in the job market.
thestringpuller imagaines elementary school PE teacher coaching the shit out of some 6 year olds playing football.
pete_dushenski: BingoBoingo: some college coaches rake in more than nfl coaches, neh ?
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski: Well there's a lot of NFL/College back and forth on all coaching positions. In the lower levels of the coaching heirarchy high school coaches often make it in.
thestringpuller: prolly why baseball is so skewed. lack of salary cap on players. well capitalized teams always beat out the underdogs, (hence the creation of moneyball)
BingoBoingo: Baseball is great because teams tend to suck at deciding who the player to offer the mega, instead of merely lucrative, contracts to.
BingoBoingo: Or the particular way they are so much better not really being worth the premium price in the larger scheme of things.
BingoBoingo: And if you get to an especially spendy team that isn't careful about curating their acquisitions like the Dodgers, you get the personality conflicts.
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guruvan: yah - they're saying they're down on twitter thestringpuller
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski: Well, everything is bigger in Texas... except the dicks
pete_dushenski: anywho, i'm off to the races. chip chip cheerio mates!
BingoBoingo: trinque: I'll take that comment back if you can get together a freedom loving militia to liberate the Alamo. I'll need something to write about after Obola goes Janet Reno mass murder in Oregon Waco style.
trinque: lol, I have my doubts about the Alamo's defensibility
BingoBoingo: But its history shows that it is good for amplifying the effect of a defensive force in battle. Santa Anna might not have tried taking it if he had to pay out life insurance...
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BingoBoingo: ;;later tell polarbeard It is very important that you come clean on whether your name is read PolarBeard or PolarBearD
☟︎ assbot: Logged on 28-01-2016 01:14:19; BingoBoingo: ;;later tell polarbeard It is very important that you come clean on whether your name is read PolarBeard or PolarBearD
BingoBoingo: a daemon for routing polar bears would be far more useful
BingoBoingo: Lots of things are dangerous. A value underflow bug in a polar bear routing daemon though would be dangerous in the awesome way.
BingoBoingo: MAXINT-1 polar bears appearing in arbitrary places, etc
polarbeard: buffer underflow is the less exciting I ever heard
BingoBoingo: exiting depends not on the mechanics of the bug, but on what it does
BingoBoingo: Imagine you're in your basement, about to jack it when suddenly 9223372036854775806 polar bears spawn at you location. Not so less exciting anymore is it?
BingoBoingo: And whose failing is that? You could be doing literally anything right now. You could be reading, coding, or playing Natasha Henstridge but instead you are letting yourself be bored.
mod6: here we got, a few thins
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mod6: I just noticed this now. And the sig verifies just fine, but yah. mis-named in the email so that threw me off a bit.
mod6: anyway... thats just an fyi
mod6: but moving on to your tinyscheme stuff...
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mod6: so yes, if I drop those into my patches dir with a full sync with V [v99997] it does indeed break my seal validation.
mod6: and its because of one line that i'm not being strict enough with my regex.
☟︎ mod6: i have fixed it in my forthcoming v99996, and this shouldn't be a problem any more.
mod6: however, yeah, as you noted, your patches dont press out probably quite right because of the timestamps
mod6: but I have this for you to review:
mod6: but, the good news is, other than those little hiccups, i think it would have been fine.
assbot: Logged on 27-01-2016 20:23:36; mircea_popescu: ascii_butugychag put a pic up ?
mod6: so im highly tempted to actually just rename the seal files in the mirror for Programmable Version Strings and the Malleus Mikehearnificarum, but will resist. you should probably just re-post as annoying as that may seem.
mod6: it's just those two sig files ya.
mod6: there are mangled names in just about every email for se
mod6: here's what I had to do to each:
mod6: mv asciilifeform_malleus_mikehearnificarum.vpatch.sig asciilifeform_malleus_mikehearnificarum.vpatch.asciilifeform.sig
mod6: mv asciilifeform-programmable-versionstring.vpatch.sig asciilifeform-programmable-versionstring.vpatch.asciilifeform.sig
mod6: Name: asciilifeform_malleus_mikehearnificarum.vpatch.sig
mod6: Name: asciilifeform-programmable-versionstring.vpatch.sig
mod6: yup np. all of your others have been 100% accurate.
mod6: yeah, you're right. it hosed it.
mod6: thought it was just a oversight or something.
mod6: changing the signature file name doesn't actually change the signature - but i was just hoping to get 'em both in the ML for posterity
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mod6: well, we've got a well-named sig for malleus
mod6: you wanna roll the dice and see if you can get one through for PVS that isn't mangled? or should we wait for jurov?
mod6: in the mean time i'll update the mirror with the good sig from malleus
mod6: haha, it's like trying to get one through the golies legs.
jurov: asciilifeform: did you submit the same clearsigned text twice?
jurov: if so, it was eaten as antispam protection (to prevent someone taking any existing clearsigned doc and repeatedly sending it $maxint times)
jurov: when reposting, you must change the text and clearsign again
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jurov: i'm fully aware it's infuriating but i don't see a way how to prevent repeated posting of stuff that changes only by unsigned data (like, attachment names)
assbot: Logged on 28-01-2016 02:00:27; mod6: and its because of one line that i'm not being strict enough with my regex.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform dude looks so out of place in the desert the only thing that conjures up is "nigga gettin' killed".
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mod6: mircea_popescu: yah, im more inclined to just wait until a new sig, properly named is sent.
mod6: jurov: the original emails -- either asciilifeform named them incorrectly or the email server munged the names.
☟︎ mod6: they should have signatures that are named as follows:
mod6: asciilifeform-programmable-versionstring.vpatch.asciilifeform.sig
mod6: asciilifeform_malleus_mikehearnificarum.vpatch.asciilifeform.sig
mod6: but these didn't come through like that. it's missing the 'asciilifeform' between 'vpatch' and 'sig'.
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mod6: im not sure what happend just now with the re-submits that alf did, one made it through ok, the other did not.
mod6: and again, i have no way of telling if they were named correctly in the first place or it was the ML. but... its certainly something that should be in a log file or something, you may wanna have a look.
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funkenstein_: anyway looking forward to banging my head against the wall figuring out what shiva is supposed to do
mircea_popescu: who has persian rugs in the bathroom ? romanians, that's who!
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BingoBoingo: Ah, 10 BTC was still not enough to make Trump the BitBet favorite nominee over Rubio.
BingoBoingo: And we all of course know that the BitBet favorite is still the real favorite in spite of all protests to the contrary
danielpbarron: i think Paul's gonna have a comeback now that trump free'd up a spot in the debate for him
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mats: there is an interesting opportunity here for folks to analyze bitbet outcomes to date
mats: and on the subject of bitbet, third party audit of reserves isn't coming back, huh
mats: great for bragging rights -- 'provable, double reverse fractional reserve'
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BingoBoingo: Sweet, someone else claiming the 4 word "sorry for your loss"
BingoBoingo: It's jsut a temporary thing happening while fiat dies
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pete_dushenski: in related currency news, i'm thinking that a stop in poland (after a stop in amsterdam) is a more cost-effective european destination than germany this summer. fuck this cad-eur rate, i'll take the eur-pln even if it means a plane instead of a train.
pete_dushenski: "no one could've predicted 100x inflation after we gave everyone a million free sign-up miles and a million more every time they filled up with gas!"
pete_dushenski: klm has direct yeg-ams flights now. so. cool. and a big loss for air canada. (and even iceland air, who recently opened up routes to europe through rjekjavik instead of toronto or london, which was a big deal until this new klm route stole its thunder)
BingoBoingo: Can't take the child there. They are already being targeted in Sweden for being defenseless.
pete_dushenski: having been to the other major centres in germany, it's time for the second-tier.
pete_dushenski: speaking of germany, i was actually just looking at this leather belt i bought in berlin last time (ok, the only time) i was there, found myself admiring it (it's defo my fave), noticed that the shop's url was stamped on the inside of the belt, realised that i actually need a new black leather belt, and so ordered one from the same shop... only to be assraped by the woeful cad-eur and shipping costs. alas, there
pete_dushenski: 's nothing quite like a hoffnung berlin belt and i can't delay ~all~ gratification forever.
pete_dushenski: BingoBoingo: monsieur pantagruel can fend for himself. hell, he can defend me too !
pete_dushenski: this is actually my plan in case he ends up 'simple' : bodyguard
danielpbarron: >> This is a strange label when you consider than all personal computers << consider *that ?
danielpbarron: >> of total revenueFacebook reaches new << not sure here
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pete_dushenski: not quite, "Facebook reaches new highs as laundry machine kicks into high gear" should be removed entirely
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mircea_popescu: asciilifeform they do not WISH for there to be a hierarchy.
mircea_popescu: and they WISH for what they wish to matter above and beyond anything else.
mircea_popescu: there is "basic roquefort" right here, in the future-usa that is argentina.
mircea_popescu: it's god-awful. and they "pretend" to not know in the sense they're too fucking stupid to figure it out.
polarbeard: I'm a 'basic income' supporter, the earlier the govs default the better
assbot: Logged on 02-01-2016 02:11:16; lobito: i can name you many
mircea_popescu: what, does anyone know or does anyone not know that they're currently not getting anything even remotely like a college education, for more money than charles tried to raise but got instead a civil war ?
mircea_popescu: (ftr, for they innocent of history - the entire cromwell debacle originally started with disputes over whether charles can or can't ask for a few measly thousand pounds in tax)
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform there's a fucking reason "basic money" appears to basic kids. that's why they basically have parents!
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mircea_popescu: wow check it out, apparently that's not on the internet ?! OMG THE WHOLE KNOWNOLEDGE OF HU THE MANITEE AT MY FINGERTIPS!!1
mircea_popescu: so hu the manatee says : in chinese pigdin, english vocabulary is used to cover chinese grammar. consequently she the cow of a pig, ie a sow, had kittens ie young ones ie pigglets.
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mircea_popescu: only someone who has never sailed in his life would describe that abomination as a boat.
mircea_popescu: it's not merely just bad. it specifically looks like the fundamentally broken vision of one who does not understand the topic. like that fixed jesus image.
mircea_popescu: to be specific : any item, no matter what sort of item, as long as it exists in some sort of context, no matter the context, has some parts drawn under the pressure of that context.
mircea_popescu: it is the characteristic macula of the idiots unaware of the context to stick all the stuff they want in all the spots they don't understand
mircea_popescu: this changes the shape of the item in question, from what you'd expect based on the context, to what best fits their own ignorance.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform there's a difference between this and that.
mircea_popescu: he doesn't disagree. he doesn't know. to disagree you must first understand.
mircea_popescu: see, my reaction isn't "this doesn't look like what i'm used to see". my reaction is "this looks specifically like what someone'd make that has no idea".
mircea_popescu: because many folks don't have the ability to express nonsense at the right level, and the few who do don't have the time or patience to deal with random blogspot nuts.
mircea_popescu: the "it must have keel" objection is akin to protesting spina bifida on the terms of "mammals must have an atlas bone".
mircea_popescu: "no they don't! horses don't even have collarbones and they're mammals!!1"
mircea_popescu: this is, incidentally, how snake oilism survives and perpetuates. negotiating and exploiting the general inability to form objections properly.
mircea_popescu: really should be taught in highschool. "Objectivism - a class on how to object. It's mandatory unless you figure out how to get yourself out of it."
mircea_popescu: i regard my principal education in college being this.
mircea_popescu: anyway, his discussion of oil is pretty much afield. for one thing, inventories are way the fuck up (tho i don't expect he has an inkling of a clue as to how to look it up, and besides - so much easier to pronounce stupid shit), and deliveries are actually stalled by the buyers!
mircea_popescu: you want to take possession of a billion or so barrels, amoco is more than happy to cool you off, get in touch.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform actually the problem is consumption fell off a cliff.
mircea_popescu: it's a combination of multisecular trends. one is a hate of plastics, that has been brewing for at least five decades. the other is a hate of self, that;s been brewing since ww2, and that expresses itself variously, but for instance in current "carbon"-ecology.
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mircea_popescu: asciilifeform dude predicted NOTHING to date. not a single thing. the shit he "predicts" is generally 3rd hand restatement of stuff first restated in the 70s.
mircea_popescu: but whatever, "the internet contains all human knowledge" and consequently all the discussion re oil economy post the arab shock never happened,
mircea_popescu: because it's in books and shit. jeez. mom wasn't even taking it in the ass back then!
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mircea_popescu: the trend is definitely unamerican, in fact it may well have been what produced despondent turds a la orwell and overall sunk the british empire, too.
☟︎ assbot: Logged on 28-01-2016 03:05:06; mod6: jurov: the original emails -- either asciilifeform named them incorrectly or the email server munged the names.
jurov: even when it will check for v candidates, it will *not filter*. except for spammy duplicates.
jurov: or was there a recent case the names in email are different from archives?
shinohai: ;;later tell danielpbarron searched for eulora pass, still no luck I'll get with ya when I get an account sorted.
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mod6: asciilifeform: when you get a chance tonight or whatever, try to send through a correctly named sig for: 'asciilifeform-programmable-versionstring.vpatch' plz
☟︎ thestringpuller: is the version string patch going into the newest release?
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mod6: i think it will, as long as I can get it tested. i haven't played with that one at all, other than compiling and running with it -- gives a version of 99999 by default.
mod6: shinohai tried to play with the command line flags but had some trouble. this isn't resolved yet. i was going to try those out myself, but I have had other fish to fry first.
thestringpuller: once I'm up to sync, i'll patch that in and restart the node
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assbot: Logged on 28-01-2016 15:16:15; mod6: asciilifeform: when you get a chance tonight or whatever, try to send through a correctly named sig for: 'asciilifeform-programmable-versionstring.vpatch' plz
ascii_butugychag: mod6: i actually re-sent a correct one last night, it vanished.
assbot: Logged on 28-01-2016 13:43:29; mircea_popescu: the trend is definitely unamerican, in fact it may well have been what produced despondent turds a la orwell and overall sunk the british empire, too.
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thestringpuller: ascii_butugychag: So never send you an email? (Guess no need since always on IRC)
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ascii_butugychag: it wouldn't surprise me if it has taken up more log space to date than the entire sum of payloads in turdatron.
thestringpuller: at that rate you might as well just make
http server similar to mpex and accept file payloard there that are signed
ascii_butugychag: the only vpatches that have any business exceeding a few dozen kB are genesis loads
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 80400 @ 0.0005555 = 44.6622 BTC [+] {2}
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 45666 @ 0.00055136 = 25.1784 BTC [-] {4}
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 93484 @ 0.00054615 = 51.0563 BTC [-] {2}
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 35500 @ 0.00054607 = 19.3855 BTC [-] {2}
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 44317 @ 0.00054588 = 24.1918 BTC [-] {3}
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 75200 @ 0.00054585 = 41.0479 BTC [-] {2}
ben_vulpes: woke up to this: "errors" : "EXCEPTION: St9bad_alloc \nstd::bad_alloc \nbitcoin in ProcessMessage() \n"
ben_vulpes: reference impl appears to still be running
thestringpuller: I love how mircea_popescu is always mentioned in the slack logs for bitcoin core. The irony being that he doesn't pay them any attention.
jurov: ascii_butugychag: i'll try to explain third time: if you sent same clearsigned message second time, it discarded it
ascii_butugychag: but that does mean that it is quite impossible for me to do what mod6 asked for.
jurov: not impossible, if you change the clearsigned text, it's ok
ben_vulpes: interesting, ascii_butugychag, getting oom'd doesn't result in an immediate process kill?
assbot: The admiral in charge of Navy intelligence has not been allowed to see military secrets for years - The Washington Post ... (
http://bit.ly/1nRGYvV )
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43950 @ 0.0005571 = 24.4845 BTC [+] {2}
thestringpuller: coinoperated-rob: MP is a major handicap for Bitcoin. He's like unremovable training wheels, necessary early on, but now they just get in the way and make it look ridiculous
thestringpuller: bitsko: This brand of Mircea type misanthropy and elitism is pretty funky, luckily the garbage is hot enough that most people keep it in a pile downwind usually.
mircea_popescu: <jurov> not impossible, if you change the clearsigned text, it's ok << put a tab instead of space somewhere :D
jurov: hahaha exactly NOT that
mircea_popescu: thestringpuller who the fuck are these schmucks again ?
jurov: it uses sha-1 of gpg --decrypt to spot duplicates
jurov: (and gpg --decrypt converts all spaces/newlines to cannonical representation)
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: Exactly my point. They are talking about you and, "Who the fuck are these people?"
mircea_popescu: i dunno, sounds like typical vc spew. "oh these powers that be, preventing us from ruining this thing!!1"
mod6: <+ascii_butugychag> mod6: i actually re-sent a correct one last night, it vanished. << oh the entire message was snarfed?
mod6: <+ascii_butugychag> hm, then will try it again tonight << ok cool. got it.
jurov: mod6 read my explanation, doi you understand it?
jurov: and everyone else, if you want to resend something, *change the text* and re-clearsign
assbot: bips/bip-bump2mb.mediawiki at 92e1efd0493c1cbde47304c9711f13f413cc9099 · gavinandresen/bips · GitHub ... (
http://bit.ly/1P0ld3U )
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 54850 @ 0.00055711 = 30.5575 BTC [+]
jurov: “PGP is the NSA's friend,” Weaver added.
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 31820 @ 0.00055713 = 17.7279 BTC [+] {2}
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 40730 @ 0.0005598 = 22.8007 BTC [+]
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 79520 @ 0.0005598 = 44.5153 BTC [+] {2}
adlai: keyid leakage can be mitigated with --hidden-encrypt-to, (then recipient must specify which key decrypts the message)
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 3980 @ 0.00055981 = 2.228 BTC [+]
jurov: adlai he mentions it's possible but closes with "NSA's friend" anyway
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 39477 @ 0.00055088 = 21.7471 BTC [-] {2}
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 43950 @ 0.00054991 = 24.1685 BTC [-]
ascii_butugychag: (how to encrypt such that you ~must~ have the pubkey to distinguish the ciphertext from noise)
ascii_butugychag: this is trivial for, e.g., otp, but - i suspect provably - a no-go for anything else, esp. anything asymmetric.
ascii_butugychag: at any rate, i find it far more enraging that (incl. this same rag) is repeating the nonsense re: go being solved
adlai: !up ascii_butugychag
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 303900 @ 0.00054469 = 165.5313 BTC [-] {9}
mircea_popescu: <jurov> “PGP is the NSA's friend,” Weaver added. << "keep saying it, maybe it becomes true"
fluffypony: well to be fair, it is only "pretty good"
adlai: GPG's Not Goodenough
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 90000 @ 0.00054805 = 49.3245 BTC [+] {2}
adlai: eh this joke should've died before birth
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 20000 @ 0.00054806 = 10.9612 BTC [+]
thestringpuller: Can't you send to anonymous recipients in GPG? So the keyid doesn't show up in the ciphertext just have to try with different keys until it deciphers or doesnt.
thestringpuller: aha. I see. wouldn't advance method be using disposable keys? (like burner cell phones)?
thestringpuller: i guess in context of secret drug dealers organizing to do hood rat shit, best method. But don't see what use of them using our keyids to identify our WoT, when that's you know...publicly available.
jurov: "brute-force the recipient by iterating over pubkeys" << ascii_butugychag sauce?
ascii_butugychag: thestringpuller: enemy exercise in self-congratulatory wanking - 'we already have metadata! who talks to whom! we won'
ascii_butugychag: jurov: you can trivially do it right now, just walk all of sks, if the pubkey is - well - public, you can determine that someone rsa'd to it
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 19642 @ 0.00054806 = 10.765 BTC [+]
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 57564 @ 0.0005488 = 31.5911 BTC [+] {2}
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 28400 @ 0.00055283 = 15.7004 BTC [+] {2}
thestringpuller: In other derp: Shift ~10,000 users who have spent > $1,000,000 worth of bitcoin in less than 2 months
thestringpuller: ^so 50 bucks per user per month? when will these people learn.
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 64100 @ 0.00055448 = 35.5422 BTC [+] {3}
BingoBoingo: Hi felipelalli how is the Brazillian press portraying the FBI atrocities in Oregon?
BingoBoingo: ;;later tell pete_dushenski no mention of how Vox.com forbid him from owning Bitcoins in the lulzfest where Ezra Klein backtracked on his promises to Lee and Lee just took it like a bitch?
felipelalli: I didn't know anything about it, just opened the newspaper now and saw. Wow.
BingoBoingo: felipelalli: Ah, yeah FBI is doing anything they can to get the Freedom Fighter out before they rack up 1 month of Freedom time
pete_dushenski: BingoBoingo: looks like i was indeed off my a single letter on that fb piece.
BingoBoingo: million give or take sounded right to me, haven't been on FB in long time
pete_dushenski: i think i got confoozed by the 300 bn dollar valuation. numbers and facebook just don't have meaning anymore.
assbot: Logged on 05-09-2014 20:45:34; BingoBoingo: "This was my fault. While I don't think it's impossible to fairly cover Bitcoin while also holding some Bitcoins, the reason to make these rules blunt and general, rather than nuanced and specific, is to ensure there's no question about the motivations of the underlying coverage."
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski: That and the drama leading up to it. Generated lots of noise.
pete_dushenski: well your memory is better than mine cuz i'd forgotten all about it. lost in the sea of drama noise.
BingoBoingo: I only remember it because I am good at forgetting other things.
BingoBoingo: pete_dushenski: Maybe you should try building a non-Euclidian memory palace
BingoBoingo: Just don't make it Euclidian. Parallel lines are an anti-optimization when it comes time to recall shit.
ascii_butugychag: there really oughta be moar work re: the art of forgetting rubbish
PeterL: have you seen the movie "Inside out"?
BingoBoingo: ascii_butugychag: ETOH work to promote forgetting, but problems emerge because it is very non-selective.
pete_dushenski: "Not only can it not be trained, not even to the modest degree bravery and valor could be trained into the knight, but it exhibits a very active antieconomy of scale!" << applies to 'art of forgetting rubbish' just as well.
PeterL: Imagines the inside of the girls mind, there are mechanisms for throwing out useless data
ascii_butugychag: BingoBoingo: nagant also works, in that sense. not interesting.
BingoBoingo: ascii_butugychag: Aha. ETOH allows for some memories to remain in the meat. Achieving that with Nagant is tricky.
BingoBoingo: Nagant also frontloads side effects. ETOH lets you mortage those costs.
PeterL: most memory management tricks seem to be directed at retaining what you want, I have never seen anybody talk about throwing out useless stuff. I don't know if anybody has researched whether there is a hard limit to total storage space?
☟︎ pete_dushenski: so greatest bestest indian empire can conduct such genomic research, but usistan can not. who's poor now ?
ascii_butugychag: there's plenty india can do that usa chokes on - such as actually producing pharma cheaply
assbot: Logged on 20-01-2016 21:24:19; mircea_popescu: what haplogrup was martin luther king ? or is such knowledge forbidden in the united obscurantistlands.
pete_dushenski: ascii_butugychag: and manufacturing, as india is even stealing foxconn plants from chinaland.
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 49669 @ 0.0005488 = 27.2583 BTC [-] {2}
pete_dushenski: someone must design it, yes, and that someone also isn't in india or china, also yes. but so what ? colonies are nothing new.
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 8714 @ 0.0005488 = 4.7822 BTC [-]
pete_dushenski: "Using a common system for extrapolating generations from genetic recombination, the researchers estimated "all upper-caste populations, except [one] from Northeast India, started to practice endogamy about 70 generations ago... This time estimate belongs to the latter half of the period when the Gupta emperors ruled large tracts of India (Gupta Empire, 319–550 CE)."" << ie. upper class is genetically distinct, the
pete_dushenski: is a rotating slurry of undifferentiable mud, the kind that wants to be 'anonymous' online.
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 2678 @ 0.00054739 = 1.4659 BTC [-] {2}
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 134458 @ 0.00055197 = 74.2168 BTC [+] {4}
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 61446 @ 0.00055723 = 34.2396 BTC [+] {2}
ascii_butugychag: (a ~very~ heavy chunk of biotech research establishment in usa, and likely many other such rackets, runs on indian emigres)
ascii_butugychag: pete_dushenski: they tend to 'colonize' rackets involving repetitive, tedious sorts of work
pete_dushenski: that pretty well matches my interactions with indians, they're either chemists or dentists.
Linus_: pete_dushenski: hey, just another bitcoiner :)
assbot: Linus_ is not registered in WoT.
pete_dushenski: Linus_: looks like you're not quite a bitcoiner after all.
Linus_: it's supposed to be like PGP , but with Forward Secrecy, and some othe stuff
ascii_butugychag: 'Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS) by means of ECDH or DH Kex ... opmsg builds fine with any of the OpenSSL, LibreSSL and BoringSSL...' << i've read enough.
Linus_: pete_dushenski: Hey, that is a nice PGP tutorial. I also recommend GPA (Gnu Privacy Assistant) to beginners.
ascii_butugychag: / clear error queue, since FIPS loading bugs might overlay our own errors
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 34650 @ 0.00054484 = 18.8787 BTC [-] {2}
Linus_: Did you hear about the strategy to subsidize miners to stay on 1MB blocks?
☟︎ Linus_: no, just adding some BTC, on top of the regular 25 btc miner reward.
Linus_: kinda similar how some people donate, to keep more full nodes running.
pete_dushenski: eh miners are already subsidised plenty. if they want to mine larger blocks and fork off, for the most part, it's their loss.
assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 52600 @ 0.00054376 = 28.6018 BTC [-] {2}
assbot: Logged on 23-01-2016 05:54:30; mircea_popescu: very simple mechanism to ACTUALLY improve your insurance : make a pool which pays 25.25 btc for the first block it finds each day.
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jurov: some prior art claims were discussed but don't remember nor can't find this exact paper in logs
☟︎ jurov: "They were able to factor 0.2% of the keys using only Euclid's algorithm."
jurov: From the PDF:" The new data suggests that, as the body of keys grows, so does the percentage of keys a ected and that the simple step of abandoning 1024-bit keys for 2048-bit ones may be less e ective than desired.
jurov: RSA's feature that allows bad number generators to a ect other keys in such a public way is problematic."
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assbot: [MPEX] [S.MPOE] 13750 @ 0.00055228 = 7.5939 BTC [+]
BingoBoingo: So it's looking like Iowa's getting snow next week. No way this isn't good for my boy Rubio
BingoBoingo misses Phuctor's web interface. Enabled so much shaming.
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