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ben_vulpes: i've finally grown up a bit then i guess.
ben_vulpes is baffled as to why guessing would be necessary
ben_vulpes: aquamacs -> railwaycat emacs port -> erc in a terminal on a remote host -> frustrations with tiling window managers in os x -> discovery of xmonad, ratpoison and friends -> x11 configuration -> stumpwm -> emacs on os x in x11 -> horrific bastard mode of "znc" on local machine with "znc" running on remote host -> emacs on remote host as bouncer displaying on a local x11 frame
ben_vulpes: followed by emacsclient crashing emacs --daemon every time the x11 frame disappeared
ben_vulpes: all for want of a workstation, i suppose.
ben_vulpes: i like manipulating text in emacs, but wanted a persistent connection to b-a.
ben_vulpes: the most obvious route to me at the time was to run emacs in a terminal on a remote host.
thestringpuller: ben_vulpes: why not use a screen multiplexer? like tmux or screen?
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: what typeface do you use?
ben_vulpes: all i really know is how to ask about what others do and run my own experiments.
trinque: it claims to be what I want
trinque: right now I'm just weechatting in a tmux+mosh
trinque: where is the simple bouncer
trinque: would hilariously not remove remote emacs from your current setup
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: re: hungry arrow keys << VIM i rarely use arrow keys...
ben_vulpes: thestringpuller: re tmux etc like alf, i pretty much refuse to work in a terminal
ben_vulpes: it's good for the things for which it is good
ben_vulpes: for instance, i hate weechat and irssi.
thestringpuller: ben_vulpes: i used to belive this but I don't like using mice. I find the use of a mouse kills my wrist.
ben_vulpes: cutting and pasting etc must fit within emacs text manipulation paradigms.
ben_vulpes: thestringpuller: who said anything about mice?
ben_vulpes: i never take my hands off the keyboard.
trinque: thestringpuller: weechat's kind of butt, just less butt than other things I've used
thestringpuller: trinque: ah. the only client i've used is mirc, and as I just told ben_vulpes i hate mice.
thestringpuller: thestringpuller: like what OS, browser, text editor do you use on your local that you don't have to use a mouse to navigate?
ben_vulpes: fine, you got me. not "never", but only under duress.
ben_vulpes: and progressively less as i sharpen my sword/till my garden.
trinque: he's dialing in keywords on xkeyscore so he can find you
ben_vulpes: text editor, debugger, grep wrapper, vcs wrapper, irc client...
ben_vulpes: granted, nothing that vim doesn't do (poorly)
ben_vulpes: i started with vim - i know somewhat whereof i speak.
thestringpuller: i don't use VIM outside text editing so I don't know the capacicty to which it is customizable
thestringpuller: i also don't use emacs but when trying to learn, it really really really made me want toss my computer out a window
trinque: thestringpuller: evil mode
trinque: sure you do; just don't realize it yet
trinque: I bet you know python or something
thestringpuller: i use procedural paradigm when using Python and Ruby tho...
trinque: yeah, but your other languages have expressions
trinque: just imagine everything's one of those, and there are no implicit orders of operation except up
thestringpuller: trinque: lets have a LISP tutorial when I'm tripping instead of drunk ;)
trinque: ask someone more experienced
trinque: hacking my emacs and stumpwm configs have helped a great deal
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decimation: I suspect mircea_popescu is working on it
mike_c: kakobrekla, are you/assbot getting dos'd?
decimation: possibly due to anti-ddos animatronics
mircea_popescu: well i lost a main router somehow too. supposedly was a power outage downtown
decimation: re: cosmonaut's gun: I thought it was for besting wild bears if the capsule lands in the urals
decimation: <nubbins`> probably unrelated but there's been a comms van w/ gov plates parked down the road from me for like a week
assbot: Logged on 25-02-2015 22:18:52; danielpbarron: Achievement unlocked: get blocked by 5 sc4mz0rz.
decimation: maybe we can be in the same 'meat van' as asciilifeform when we are being taking the the sharashka
assbot: Logged on 19-07-2014 01:48:06; decimation: "Buffeting its load of tightly packed bodies, the gaily painted orange and blue truck drove on through the streets, passed a railway station and stopped at a crossroads. There, halted by a traffic-light, stood the dark-red car belonging to the Moscow correspondent of the Paris newspaper LIBERATION, on his way to a hockey match at the Dynamo Stadium. On the side of the van the correspondent read the words
assbot: Logged on 19-07-2014 01:48:07; decimation: He remembered having seen several trucks like this today in various parts of Moscow. Taking out his notebook he wrote with his dark-red fountain pen: 'Now and again on the streets of Moscow you meet food delivery vans, clean, well-designed and hygienic. One must admit that the city's food supplies are admirably well organized.'"
assbot: Logged on 25-02-2015 23:13:49; mike_c: insanity. qntra bids are over 0.0003? going to be the priciest share on mpex soon.
thestringpuller: mike_c: hard to distinguish buyer frenzy from investors paying for content.
mike_c: i thought that a couple times, but then the bids kept going up.
mike_c: right, but bids don't need to keep going up to incentivize writers
mircea_popescu: i imagine it's just like bitcoin : not many shares, many people heard of it.
mike_c: plus it hasn't tried to make money yet (with one tiny exception), so it's still hopes and dreams phase.
thestringpuller: mike_c: i don't think it can make money yet. it's in egg phase. egg must hatch first.
mike_c: yeah, i agree it shouldn't be trying to monetize yet. but that helps fuel investor optimism.
thestringpuller: well given trilema is well monetized I wouldn't worry too much about qntra implementing a revenue stream in the future
mike_c: trilema's monetization level doesn't support the current qntra share price to me.
mircea_popescu: "Chief casualty is U.S. network equipment maker Cisco Systems Inc, which in 2012 counted 60 products on the Central Government Procurement Center's (CGPC) list, but by late 2014 had none, a Reuters analysis of official data shows."
mike_c: holee shit. 60->0 is two years?
mircea_popescu: mike_c cisco pretty much imploded once it became clear they're working for the usg against their customers.
mircea_popescu: absolute texbook case on the dangers of "obeying the laws".
mike_c: asciilifeform: problem is, that's not a growth story.
assbot: Transcript: NSA Director Mike Rogers vs. Yahoo! on Encryption Back Doors | Just Security
mircea_popescu: i'm happier with trilema's monetization than with cisco's soviet future.
decimation: "AS: No, I think Bruce Schneier and Ed Felton and all of the best public cryptographers in the world would agree that you can’t really build backdoors in crypto. That it’s like drilling a hole in the windshield.
decimation: MR: I’ve got a lot of world-class cryptographers at the National Security Agency." < MR is 'mike rogers', new director of nsa
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: I've been to several stores and they put the Cisco routers on the bottom with sign "Spookware" and Asus routers on the top shelves with "No Spookware"
decimation: "AS: So you do believe then, that we should build those for other countries [Russia, China] if they pass laws? MR: I think we can work our way through this."
mike_c: too bad mircea_popescu can't say what he thinks qntra share price is right.
mike_c: probably not right for owner to pontificate on that too much.
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: how does one procure a non-spookware router tho?
decimation: that's a good point, usg cannot simultaneously recognize another sovereign country and also say 'give legit rulers all ur bits'
mike_c: you wouldn't know, you'd have an opinion
decimation: I use the edgerouter with built-in firmware, it definitely performs
decimation: one day soon I will try to re-write with bsd
mats: does anyone here actually expect qntra to pay for itself?
decimation: I don't see need for router to talk to outside world
mats: asciilifeform: iirc that was not a stable release
mircea_popescu: mike_c well, i think on the mid term qntra has better earning perspectives than whatsapp.
decimation: the thing is, you need to learn to do what I say
assbot: Logged on 12-09-2014 16:47:05; asciilifeform: once you've been 'taught the controversy' - that is, convincing that there -even is- reasonable debate among informed people, on a particular subject - the lie becomes a kind of half-truth, automagically
assbot: Logged on 12-09-2014 16:47:19; asciilifeform: because suddenly, there is (or you think there is) a debate. with 'sides.'
assbot: Logged on 17-11-2014 04:48:53; asciilifeform: what's more, this follows inescapably from any situation, anywhere, where someone gets to 'score nonzero points' merely for showing up.
assbot: Logged on 17-11-2014 04:49:54; asciilifeform: all you have to do, then, is to pile on the meat puppets, until suddenly there is a 'controversy', and there are 'points of view', and eventually - a 'consensus.'
decimation: 'one point of view is that usg should have all ur bits'
mircea_popescu: "we must pull together" is the age old statist refrain.
mircea_popescu: sure, we'll pull together : come swear fealty to me. bring me your daughters, let me name the head of each usg agency
mircea_popescu: obv, not exactly what's being contemplated with the "pull together" talk
decimation: "MR: I think we can work our way through this."
danielpbarron: oh i thought you were asking if i was here; didn't realize i just got nominated to run the .. CIA!?
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mircea_popescu: "i don't remember seeing before the parts i don't like seeing today"
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trinque: mircea_popescu: nice jurassic park poster
cazalla: trinque, lulz i just thought that
cazalla: is the other one the little mermaid?
decimation: 'nobody understands what p-values mean so let's ban them'
decimation: surprisingly when left to their own devices they choose... more clownishness
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decimation: professors, and eight schools account for half of all history professors.
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: i just learned the gasenwagen was invented by the russians
thestringpuller: The gas van was invented in the Soviet Union in 1936, by Isay Berg, the head of the administrative and economic department of the NKVD of Moscow Oblast which suffocated batches of prisoners with engine fumes in a camouflaged bread van while on the drive out to the mass graves at Butovo, where the prisoners were subsequently buried.
thestringpuller: The gas van was invented in the Soviet Union in 1936, by Isay Berg, the head of the administrative and economic department of the NKVD of Moscow Oblast which suffocated batches of prisoners with engine fumes in a camouflaged bread van while on the drive out to the mass graves at Butovo, where the prisoners were subsequently buried.
thestringpuller: "A converted 24-seat bus, the execution van keeps the appearance of a normal police van on the outside with no markings indicating its purpose. The rear of the vehicle houses a windowless chamber where the execution takes place. Several cameras are present and feed closed-circuit televisions in the front of the van; a recording can be made if desired. The bed itself slides out of the wall under its own power, on which the convi
danielpbarron: i thought it was like the trains that took people to the camps
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assbot: Logged on 26-02-2015 02:54:26; asciilifeform: !s teaching the controversy
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cazalla: ;;later tell pete_dushenski works fine!
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cazalla: BingoBoingo, how many hours?
cazalla: ah, the life of a qntra writer/bachelor!
cazalla: i've had 2 nights straight of dreams where people get hit by trains
BingoBoingo: There were mazes, girls, low speed chases, shootouts, and orgies of celebration... Basically I dream in action movies
☟︎ BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: thank you for nominating me to tae Patraeus's chair at central Intelligence
BingoBoingo: I'd basically be doing what, loading trucks with office supplies and busses headed to the Uranium mines?
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punkman: BingoBoingo: There were mazes, girls, low speed chases, shootouts, and orgies of celebration... Basically I dream in action movies << why is maze/chase/shootout such a common theme? always comes up when discussing dreams
BingoBoingo: punkman: I dunno really. In this one chase followed having fun in the maze with the girl and started when girl began throwing rocks at the police from the maze
trinque: punkman: seems like they're for simulating situations that'd be riskier to learn from in the real world
trinque: fucking drunks brawling outside...
trinque: not a good fight either; I think the one winning is crying
BingoBoingo: trinque> fucking drunks brawling outside... << It's nature, let it happen
trinque: I went outside and watched a bit, but it was pitiful
trinque: crack may have played a factor
punkman: trinque, last time that happened I threw bucket of water on the loudest ass
mircea_popescu: cazalla you know there's a word for this, among people who shovel this particular sort of elephant shit for a living (mostly, clinical psychiatrist)
mircea_popescu: not sure what it is in english, tho im sure it must exist. perhaps something like "shamanistic narrative".
mircea_popescu: basically, the story the 13 yo mutters to herself under her breath to replace unwelcome reality.
trinque: deedbot.org is where it will be shortly
trinque: this experience will have me lobbying harder for sqlite in the foundation's client in the future
BingoBoingo thinks key/value store in "bitcoind -base" prolly fine fancier databases prolly belong in "bitcoind -bchainindexer" when the functionality gets atomized, but take opinion here with hefty pile of salt
trinque: BingoBoingo: it's worth thinking about for a long time, for sure
trinque: though if the goal is a perfect client, I think a real database offers helpful tools
trinque: perfect meaning the data is *never* munged
trinque: getting utxos, right? that's left-join-where-null between the outputs table and the inputs table
trinque: seems like what you want is something where you can express the logic of bitcoin clearly, look at it, and say yup, that is bitcoin
punkman: sqlite would be an order of magnitude more reliable than bdb/leveldb
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jurov: asciilifeform, it was actually accepted and distributed but not archived :/
trinque: everything works; tomorrow I'll go over the thing looking for derps, then park it in here for actual use
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mats: "The combined effect of those separation costs and the hit from the strong dollar will almost halve HP's free cash flow this fiscal year to about $3.5 billion to $4 billion, down from three months ago when it forecast $6.5 billion to $7 billion."
nubbins`: hp may make a good printer, but epson makes a better one
nubbins`: for that matter, Brother laser machines are pretty sweet too
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lobbes: "Now more people have mobile phones than have toilets. This has created an implicit expectation that you should be able to reach someone when it is convenient for you, regardless of whether it is convenient for them. This expectation is so ingrained that people in meetings routinely answer their mobile phones to say, “I’m sorry, I can’t talk now, I’m in a meeting.” Just a decade or two ago, those same people would h
lobbes: ave let a landline on their desk go unanswered during a meeting, so different were the expectations for reachability." << Heh, I've seen people do this.. still strikes me as rude
pete_dushenski: “a politician who stays poor is poor at politics.” -hank gonzalez, mexican politician
fluffypony: "a poor person who stays poor is poor at money." - fluffy pony, equine
pete_dushenski: "network effects anyone?! Early adopters are important people because ADOPTION!" << twitter dood derping at me about pgp adoption
pete_dushenski: "because ADOPTION" is my new favourite slogan for redditards et al.
pete_dushenski: if only this were still 2013, y'know we might have a shot at fleecing some kids with that
lobbes: hell, you probably still can on scamcointalk
pete_dushenski: scoopbot: and don't come back until you sort out your differences with contravex!
nubbins`: there's a really, really easy solution to this
thestringpuller: pete_dushenski: still can't get scoopbot to announce contravex articles?
nubbins`: turn off the ring and vibrate functions on your phone, and leave them off.
nubbins`: suddenly, it doesn't run your life anymore
PeterL: I figured out that python doesn't seem to like some of contravex's titles
pete_dushenski: nubbins` lol i thought you were talking about the tracking device part for a sec
nubbins`: nothing says "i'm an annoying piece of shit" than an audible call/text noise
chetty: <nubbins`> turn off the ring and vibrate functions on your phone, and leave them off.// most people just cant do that, already addicted
PeterL: but scoopbot was not looking at the titles, so I am kinda at a loss as to why it doesn't like contravex
thestringpuller: nubbins`: i do this with texts. No vibration no sound. Have to put it on ring profile for them to make a noise. But usually you start to check messages when you feel like it rather than compulsively.
nubbins`: chetty most people don't *want* to
nubbins`: they're secretly pleased every time their phone dings in the presence of others
pete_dushenski: you can't see your brain turning into a fat, slothful mess
nubbins`: thestringpuller the "down side" is that for the first few weeks, people get snarky with you
nubbins`: but after a few "yeah, i leave it on silent"s
nubbins`: they adjust their expectations
thestringpuller: nubbins`: i find those who get snarky are the most addicted.
nubbins`: "didn't you see my texts?!?!?!?! i texted you 8 times!!!!!"
nubbins`: y'know, just in case the first 7 "ding!!!!"s were missed
thestringpuller: nubbins`: one symptom of information addiction is "forgets to callback". People who check their phone compulsively will see a text or missed call and make note in working memory to get back with the person.
chetty: <<< power out day before yesterday, discovered I forgot to charge my phone, for oh about 2 weeks :)
nubbins`: until they see em at the bar two weeks later
nubbins`: we have no landline, so i try not to leave mine dead for more than a few hours at a time
chetty: nubbins`, yeah got to admit I was a little annoyed with myself, no landline here either so no phone charged was kinda dumb
mircea_popescu: This expectation is so ingrained that people in meetings routinely answer their mobile phones to say << maybe what has really changed is the expectation re meetings. just a decade or two ago, people would have expected meetings to serve a rational purpose and end with a result.
nubbins`: (incidentally, why does all the milk in the organic section loudly proclaim "I'M MILK!" in spanish?
mircea_popescu: pete_dushenski> "because ADOPTION" is my new favourite slogan for redditards et al. << orphans seeking adoption. nothing wrong with the picture.
nubbins`: mircea_popescu i recall at one office job, my boss' boss' boss was getting a promotion, and so called all 120 programmers into a boardroom, 30 at a time, to explain about his new responsibilities but nothing will change for the rest of us
nubbins`: guy stole 120 hours on the company. a month's work. when an email woulda done
mircea_popescu: so why wouldn't you answer the phone. it's more like a boring highschool class than a meeting.
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: people just hang around << i find this is because people lack focus during the meeting. You stay on topic until someone mentions something off topic. "Blah blah blha pink floyd" "Oh you like pink floyd?" 30 minutes later you realize you're still talking about a 70's rock band and not about that thing you're supposed to be meeting about.
mircea_popescu: no he was being proactive and communicaty or whatchamacallit.
nubbins`: doing his due diligence on a go-forward basis
mircea_popescu: thestringpuller lack of focus lack of schmokus. it's because they're impotent. they know they're impotent.
nubbins`: mind you, this was the head of IT
nubbins`: "how do i get my sound turned on?" head of IT
nubbins`: incidentally, last monday was my 2-year anniversary of retirement
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: what else to do ? << learn to concentrate better instead of being a fucking child?
nubbins`: folks: "any regrets?" me: "not doing it sooner"
PeterL: get better co-workers?
nubbins`: turned on, as in i wanna hear the angry birds smash the pigs
nubbins`: it was at this job that i realized just because you work as a computer programmer, doesn't mean you know even the basics of what computers are and how they work
nubbins`: "right-click and copy that" "what?"
chetty: being clueless about the actual tech is what gets you the promotion
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nubbins`: chetty plenty of amoebas floating around in the upper levels
pete_dushenski: "The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Bureau of the Fiscal Service (Fiscal Service) today announced that Pay.gov, the government’s secure web based collection portal for payments to federal agencies, now offers both PayPal and Dwolla as payment options." << from a few days ago.
nubbins`: once an incompetent worker reaches a certain longevity, their dismissal is tacit admittance that they've been fooling everyone all along
nubbins`: so rather than facing "yep, we've let this dead weight collect a cheque for 15 years"
pete_dushenski: ^"please don't use cash for anything ever because only bad people use cash"
nubbins`: they just give 'em a different job in another department
nubbins`: which, if it didn't accompany a pay raise, would engender the same line of questioning as a dismissal
nubbins`: eventually they learn their way around enough that latecomers can easily be fooled into thinking that the variety speak is representative of skill, not imitation
nubbins`: "who, alex? he's been here longer than i have! knows the place inside out!"
nubbins`: but all of alex's projects are always fucked up and late
nubbins`: usually due to "external factors" or "changing requirements"
mircea_popescu: the problem essentially is that specialist groups do need a variety talk, however "politeness" combined with that results into a lot of nooks and crannies where alex can hide.
mircea_popescu: it's not coincidental that all successful specialist groups are irreverent.
nubbins`: when a large, once-profitable company suddenly goes belly-up or massively scales back, you can expect to find a high percentage of alexes on the payroll
mircea_popescu: you can also expect to find the last time someone made fart jokes publicly @ the expense of people present buried under at least a decade of history.
nubbins`: incidentally, you could go on a meaty tangent about public employees right about here
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nubbins`: mp ok i'm gonna pull out, then
lobbes: re: meetings << Even when they are on-topic, they are rarely organized. I've actually overheard someone in a phone meeting: "we're having a lack of communication about x, I think we should have a meeting on it"
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lobbes: pete_dushenski: yeah, I received an email from Dwolla the other day about them partnering with usg.. made me happy I never did any transactions with them.
mike_c: they were briefly the best way to get usd to mt gox, i don't think they've done anything since.
danielpbarron: what kind? you mean diagrams? or just a fancy header?
danielpbarron: hrm.. i'll see what i can come up with (warning, might be ugly!)
danielpbarron: in the meantime i reference .jpeg images of the most important things to see
trinque: +mircea_popescu | <trinque>
http://deedbot.org/ << there be deeds << cool. why are some repeated ? << test values; I published bundles with the same messages a few times while working
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trinque: I'll clear out what's currently uploaded when I have deedbot join
BingoBoingo: danielpbarron: Congrats on setting yourself up to meet "Artist Mode"
pete_dushenski: random lady on twitter: "Pete I had money taken out of my bitcoin wallet (block chain) on 2014-09-16 Can you tell me where to go for help?"
mike_c: pete_dushenski: kudos for posting the follow up on that :)
mike_c: I was wondering how that ended up.
BingoBoingo was expecting it last month, Waterfall wasn't as strong as my gut feared.
mike_c: omg that dilbert cartoon :D where's my favorite TA when i need him
gribble: thickasthieves was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 16 weeks, 3 days, 1 hour, 53 minutes, and 17 seconds ago: <ThickAsThieves> but you da boss
mike_c: "you should buy a stock whenver the chart looks like a squirrel sitting on a clown's shoulder"
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pete_dushenski: dilbert's been on a roll with this pointy-haired investment advice series
mats: do you read the guardian often?
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thestringpuller: if I was plaiyng the "take a shot when buzzword is used" drinking game
mircea_popescu: that cap agricultural benefits thing is uniquely misguided.
mircea_popescu: "rich" does not mean what the poor imagine it means. the notion of running a farm on 26k subsidies a year... heh.
mircea_popescu: here's the thing : just because inflation has made every pauper think he holds money doesn't change the fact that a farmer today is worth a hundred million just by simply maintaining equality with a farmer of relatively the same social importance back in 1615.
BingoBoingo: Or they've surrendered in some cases to being a form of sharecropper. Depends on what and where they farm as well as how daddy ran the business
mircea_popescu: james smith's farm fed five hundred people in 1615. these aren't "500 out of the total pop of 5mn" for the same reason discussed in the thread about "average life expectancy"
mircea_popescu: if the chem lobby seriously wants to strangle the pretty farm girl, that's one thing. but framing that discussion in terms of "rich" is about as helpful as proposing beer is better than wine because it bubbles.
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chetty: As promised, President Obama is using executive actions to impose gun control on the nation, targeting the top-selling rifle in the country, the AR-15 style semi-automatic, with a ban on one of the most-used AR bullets by sportsmen and target shooters.
assbot: Obama to ban bullets by executive action, threatens top-selling AR-15 rifle | WashingtonExaminer.com ... (
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BingoBoingo: Oh, now I'm syncing blocks from when I started sync'ing
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: can't find the article which talks about kids in US being analagous to growing corn
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BingoBoingo: "But M855 has well-documented shortcomings against soft targets (see Somalia, Iraq, etc.) The other common loading, M193, is more effective against soft targets. So the side effect of this ruling would be that more AR-15 owners would buy rounds that are more effective in the typical domestic shooting. The only people this rule change protects is the government, whose varmints wear Kevlar."
assbot: Logged on 17-02-2015 18:26:21; asciilifeform: mircea_popescu: destroying the "industrial" paradigm << expand on this. recall also the thread where we discussed how pashtun blacksmiths can make kalash, yes they can, not not one of them can make a single 7.62x39 round from brass scrap
BingoBoingo: "Reloading" cases fine, powders common... engineered primers and bullets far less so
mircea_popescu: the "3d printed" guns were obviously going to push towards regulation of bullets.
mircea_popescu: all these kids hoping that some sort of magical "tech" is going to get them into the girl's panties were very poorly parented. apparently nobody told them any of the numerous genie stories.
mircea_popescu: "you don't refine your query, numbnuts. you BECOME the genie."
BingoBoingo: More mundane calibers (revolvers, mundane stuff) cast lead bullets are still fine
BingoBoingo: Just Kalash and stoner rifle require "cleaner" bullets.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Right. Also with Stoner rifle, Gas fouling is a problem with unplated bullets.
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> that or 'caseless' strange (never, afaik, really perfected, despite ocean of money) << Olin Brass can has lobbyist too
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Well, guy who came up with USG's currrent rifle prototype did so during time when USia discovered the wonders of hallucinogenics
BingoBoingo: Eugene Stoner was probably a stoner, if not occasional enthusiast of more interesting chemicals back then
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Not the M-16 Based on "AR-10" M1 Garand inspired M-14 (still in limited recycled use)
BingoBoingo: Maybe Garand might have had something to do with the mouth shitting trend though.
jurov: hi asciilifeform, if you still want dedi server for bitcoins, around ~$50 , we can do hetzner
BingoBoingo: Of course it is too. Just hard to pay contractor for parts that don't deplete frequently enough.
jurov: i need to know what is the priority, CPU or RAM or SSD is a must?
jurov: kakobrekla: no I take it
kakobrekla: if you are converting there are cheaper options than hetzner
jurov: even cheaper than their auction?
kakobrekla: although cheapest ssd option , hetzner might be better
kakobrekla: ah i thought we were talking bitcoind sync test or some such
kakobrekla: anyway, i gave you the links, your call entirely
kakobrekla: if you have a really lightweight worker client i can give you some cores
jurov: these other offers have considerable slower cpu than can be auctioned in hetzner at same price
jurov: Intel Core i7-3770 is shit?
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BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: I'm guessing that fan didn't see your extant writings on the topic? Or perhaps wasn't a spamateur and had?
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jurov: asciilifeform: so either that i7-3770 or Xeon E3-1245V2 with ECC RAM for 7 euros more
ben_vulpes: asciilifeform: 'clojure' << lol how'd you get that level of hatred up?
jurov: asciilifeform i was thinking you want to move phuctor sooner but ok :)
jurov: it's not very large, but i understand
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jurov: that yes, but can be subject to agreement.
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> -- from today's fan mail << what was that for lol
mircea_popescu: <asciilifeform> jurov: can't recommend a large, recurring btc expense << fiddy bux isn't large yo.
jurov: dunno, not my type
ben_vulpes: "who am i with my white cis-gendered privilege to pass judgement on such a masterpiece?"
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BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: Well, I offered the caveat of redone entirely.
BingoBoingo: as far as user interface and "armored text block" goes, looks about right reop looks about right. Just needs to dump the part where done in go and depends on external google library
BingoBoingo: Suffice to say reop is still a toy, but one that apes proper function better than moxenslit's toy
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: the process of removing openssl from bitcoind seems like that operation Tony Stark underwent.
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: i'm cloned ten times << Do you think you'd work well, with yourself? Hopefully it's not like that Dexter's Lab episode.
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BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> put'em on separate continents. << Hard part is not cloning the hardware. It is cloning the history and software.
☟︎ mats: asciilifeform: i may be able to wrangle some time on a cluster if you're interested in doing a batch job
mats: would be a good stop-gap until jurov gets going
punkman: asciilifeform: I wonder how much extra code we'll need to make microecc (or whatever else) parse/verify all the different crap already in blockchain
punkman: I'd be interested in learning Ada (or other language), but damn that's some gnarly syntax
BingoBoingo has build against LibreSSL 2.0 syncing, 9 days of history left, no wedge blocks
punkman: I don't think we have fire code :P
punkman: asciilifeform: should I be looking at ada 2012 flavour?
☟︎ thestringpuller: asciilifeform: because of a corpse << reminds me of this tv show Venture Bros. First episode this henchman named Speedy was brutally killed by super body guard (Brock Samson). So in subsequent episodes the veteran henchman are like "So, lemme tell you about a story about a henchman named Speedy."
thestringpuller: "All fun and games until someone dies?" or something like that.
ben_vulpes: you're running some interesting experiments, asciilifeform.
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BingoBoingo: "His death was confirmed by his office early Thursday afternoon, just hours after Schweich had requested an interview with reporters for the Post-Dispatch and the Associated Press at his Clayton home later in the day."
assbot: Logged on 18-11-2014 01:12:16; asciilifeform: at this point, quite a few people will not believe, e.g., the camps, even when they end up inside.
assbot: Logged on 18-11-2014 01:12:37; asciilifeform: it will be a 'temporary relocation center' to them, even when the shower heads start hissing out the zyklon.
chetty: <asciilifeform> what, i wonder, goes through their heads when the nailgun fires and their gut is stapled to their chair ?// they still dont believe
BingoBoingo: Schweich was notorious for breaking up all kinds of small bezzels in his first terms as State Auditor, announced candidacy for governor a few weeks ago, would have probably won. Then last night panicked phone calls and forever silence.
mike_c: ? that doesn't say nailgun
mike_c: well, sort of unimportant. it is stylish when they actually use a nailgun
BingoBoingo: Schweich had actually in past careers been a well labeled and prominent "asset" of things
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punkman: asciilifeform: but why shadowstate and not private concern?
BingoBoingo: Pretense of credibility was likely established with "negative campaign ad" run beginning yesterday by local kook who presented no credible chance at winning the office
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: assume that he died << you mean like faking his death?
thestringpuller: as it stands this is probably best way to disappear completely without actual death.
BingoBoingo: thestringpuller: Nah, the in his house part
thestringpuller: asciilifeform: oh you're saying they staged his death and now he's prisoner until actual death?
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: alternate explanation, he came home to a spread of kiddie porn and toilet tank cocaine tagged with a note stating there was a "kinder" way out.
☟︎ PeterL: BingoBoingo: article mentions he was on the phone just before shot was heard, perhaps agent was explaining how he would find those things tomorrow unless
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thestringpuller: How can you be a patriot if your own country will back stab you?
gribble: Error: "site:" is not a valid command.
gabriel_laddel: eh, not what I wanted, and I don't care to find the article. In any case, what is 'your country' anyway?
PeterL: asciilifeform: the ones trying to assasinate Hitler?
thestringpuller: gabriel_laddel: this is a good country. in a world where a country betrays their soldiers, what do those soldiers do?
gabriel_laddel: !s ethnic war is just like regular war except that the uniforms are glued on
BingoBoingo: gabriel_laddel: You want the hotel article
assbot: Logged on 21-08-2014 03:24:30; asciilifeform: most russians in chechnya, pre-collapse, weren't instinctively afraid of their neighbours either.
gabriel_laddel: BingoBoingo: I was looking for an article with photos from MP touring the US where he comments something to effect of "the US is fucked, it is a collection of people who have nothing in common". In any case, the hotel article should suffice.
assbot: Logged on 09-02-2015 20:23:01; asciilifeform: x sucks and no competition
nubbins`: mircea_popescu, maybe a poster campaign with a bit of cheekiness this time
☟︎ nubbins`: cheap/colorful paper, super intense colors, very bold graphics
nubbins`: all about the utter failings/piece-of-shittedness of the phoundation
nubbins`: offer it as "mystery poster" for the cost of s&h
PeterL: asciilifeform: which functionality are they trying to remove?
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nubbins`: lucky recipient opens tube, out falls a half dozen cheap posters he can keep/paste/sell/give away
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nubbins`: well. either mapping the phailings of the phoundation (someone with knowledge of recent "vote" should chime in here) or the virtues of the .foundation
mircea_popescu: "BitGo is the only company in the industry we trust to secure our hot wallet. The integration was very straightforward, and now I can sleep better at night knowing that my customers' holdings are secured with BitGo."
mircea_popescu: it'd have been a lot more helpful if instead of empty boasts and declarative statements they just explained the math.
PeterL: yeah, I see, working on it, bleh
thestringpuller: "Almost all BitGo API interfaces require authentication. This begins with a username/password at the Login Endpoint and requires 2-factor authentication via Authy or your mobile phone (set up via the BitGo website)."
mircea_popescu: ffs, i can sleep safer at night knowing that usagi v2.0 is offering derpsurance.
assbot: Logged on 26-02-2015 19:15:09; asciilifeform: incidentally, is somebody here interested in attempting a surgical replacement of 'openssl' in bitcoind 0.5.3 with 'micro-ecc' ?
mircea_popescu: it's worth doing on a test network just to count subtle bugs.
mircea_popescu: you're stuck with that. how do you think the original fork happened.
☟︎ thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: are you talking about the berkleydb thing?
BingoBoingo: thestringpuller: Original block 168000 fork no one knew about
punkman: even openssl can't confirm all it's own signatures
mircea_popescu: the problem with the "if it valdiates the previous chain is good enough" approach is its very pure gavinderpitude.
mircea_popescu: ie, "we imagine ourselves the owners of a distributed project"
PeterL: what happens if we remove a bug and it no longer syncs?
BingoBoingo first heard this news on the radio while retreiving 1/5th of vodka from liquor retailor
punkman: BingoBoingo: .zip link is wrong
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform righjt, kinda what i meant by runninmg it on testnet to see
nubbins`: and what is the unit you're about to use in real units
BingoBoingo: nubbins`: 1/5th is its own unit of measure for packaged liquor
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo nice move linking the local site. should be standing policy : all news is local news, always eschew the aggregators, from reuters to gawker, in favour of the source.
BingoBoingo: nubbins`: 750 ml, so 5 of those would be a gallon if liters were quarts
assbot: Logged on 26-02-2015 19:22:44; BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> put'em on separate continents. << Hard part is not cloning the hardware. It is cloning the history and software.
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: Well, was local enough news that I knew local source
mircea_popescu: all vying for supremacy and the hand in marriage of the one true alf
nubbins`: BingoBoingo we call this size bottle a "twenty-sixer"
nubbins`: on account of it being 750mL in volume
danielpbarron: "I just drank of fifth of vodka; dare me to drive?" --Eminem
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nubbins`: "oh god, please let me die beneath her fists" -- nick cave
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> mircea_popescu: ecdsa << this is gonna go just like the christian scriptural translations thing, isnnit << Yes, and no curves can have identifiers which are too stand out, especially if they are useful at all
nubbins`: asciilifeform: ...rubes misquoting poor translations as literal truths...
PeterL: asciilifeform: sort of making a static fork of the library with only the parts used by bitcoind?
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform> nubbins`: mircea_popescu takes a 'sapper errs once' attitude to bitcoin compatibility, for reasons which should need no explanation << Kinda why my -qt OpenBSD experiment is vaguely described in blog post. If I hit a grendade do not want others suffering same one
BingoBoingo: Also my porting effort consisted on delete, ctrl-c, and ctrl-v and watching compiler errors
nubbins`: we call this "test driven development"
BingoBoingo: Well, I also read the previous porting efforts
nubbins`: BingoBoingo, cazalla much work involved in collating a list -- say 10-20 items -- of the phoundation's biggest boondoggles/fuckups/skeletons/whatever?
nubbins`: things that shine the light, as it were
nubbins`: i feel like one of you guys would be in the know
mircea_popescu: nubbins` sounds like a fine way to begin your qntra career.
nubbins`: it's actually a fine way to dig in on this poster project, but i don't have the time or the inclination to dig through years of phoundation phollies
BingoBoingo doesn't run a firefox with a concept of "history"
BingoBoingo: nubbins`: Thing of it as argueing against a laser dude
nubbins`: i've got the time and inclination to illustrate and print the things
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> with regards to 0.5.3, i was expecting to see some technical discussion re: total rework of the blockchain sync mechanism and its idiocies, but this didn't happen << "Numbers Station"
nubbins`: so if someone's looking for a chance to make it matter, maybe earn yourself some trust (i'm looking at you, everyone without +v), this might be an opportunity
danielpbarron: thestringpuller> danielpbarron listens to eminem?!? << I used to; my mom once lectured me on how terrible it was -- she now loves the guy and can sing along to most of his songs (very strange to behold)
nubbins` pictures own mother softly singing "you don't want to fuck with shady, 'cause shady will fucking kill you" while wiping countertops
mircea_popescu: dun rush things, foundation snipped thing isn't even stable yet.
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punkman: I'm waiting for that x86 static build recipe, or was it posted somewhere already?
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo: Then last night panicked phone calls and forever silence. << i don't get these people. nismann (argentine da, shot by state because threatening to put president in jail) was the same way : spent his crucial night before the great day ALONE ?!?!?!
mircea_popescu: dude, that's not what you do. what you do is, you go to the biggest restaurant in town and start buying people drinks and lunches.
mircea_popescu: you spend a year's salary on throwing the biggest party ever.
nubbins`: "after a night of partying, nismann was found dead, apparently having choked to death on his own vomit"
BingoBoingo planning to find OBSD rentaboxen in the 1-3 month timeline to play with build and sync of foundation thing.
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: The orphanage burning version, see if stable.
nubbins`: mircea_popescu nope but everybody encourages you to
nubbins` searches for list of famous people dead by alcohol poisoning
BingoBoingo: See what fuckery happens on different *nixen document
mircea_popescu: nubbins` yeah well if you're about to take down the president but can't resist a little social pressure...
nubbins`: mircea_popescu i'm not saying he says "fuck it, 20th shot in a row", i'm saying he wakes up dead with a mouth fulla foam instead of a bullet in his head or w/e
nubbins`: or is he gonna pull an all-nighter? 8)
nubbins`: he's sleeping in the restaurant now?
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu> nubbins` in public ? << Plenty of people in a bar have been slipped mickeys
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mircea_popescu: punkman: asciilifeform: but why shadowstate and not private concern? <<< a shadow state is by definition a private concern.
assbot: Logged on 26-02-2015 20:54:13; asciilifeform: merely suggesting that an official statement from usg has the same credibility as the testimony of a habitual mugger who's been in and out of jails since he was 8 y.o., given upon apprehension at 4am in an alley
BingoBoingo: <asciilifeform> must -understand- code and write sane version << My limit for the forseeable future is maybe spot errors.
danielpbarron: i got accused of being "tea party" for tweeting qntra article re: ^
danielpbarron: the guy shut up really fast when i asked for his real name with the hashtag #FeelingLitigious
assbot: Logged on 26-02-2015 20:56:41; BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: alternate explanation, he came home to a spread of kiddie porn and toilet tank cocaine tagged with a note stating there was a "kinder" way out.
BingoBoingo: danielpbarron: His one primary opponent as of yesterday was marginal "christian 1st" tea party kook of marginal interest
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: qntra is the news. We maintain credibility by putting that shit in the log now to link later. 5 months old... still toddling
BingoBoingo: Also there is a prominent prolly unrelated missouri politician name...
mircea_popescu: tbh, i kinda look forward to being forcibly relieved of all sortsa responsibilities.
assbot: Logged on 26-02-2015 09:30:13; BingoBoingo: There were mazes, girls, low speed chases, shootouts, and orgies of celebration... Basically I dream in action movies
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mircea_popescu: asciilifeform nah. more like nostalgia for an earlier, simpler, matasareanu-er time.
BingoBoingo: Let's stop calling them dreams, tht word has been abused to death. Children "dream" of world peace. Real men have maintenance hallucinations
BingoBoingo: asciilifeform: REM sleep, particularly memorable bouts thereof
mircea_popescu: the actual us hitler (the nigger, whatever his name was, king something, the million brown MEN march on the capitol guy)'s thing is hilarious translated in romanian.
assbot: Logged on 26-02-2015 21:07:24; nubbins`: mircea_popescu, maybe a poster campaign with a bit of cheekiness this time
nubbins`: well, the last one was sort of a "look at this neat thing" approach
nubbins`: next one: "look at these people doing it wrong"
mircea_popescu: about 300 years worth of experience with printing show that negative pamphlets only work in dictatorships.
mircea_popescu: unless it's "look at stalin sucking cock" it ain't worth printing.
mircea_popescu: the penthouse interview with the faloon prostitute a fine example.
thestringpuller: mircea_popescu: but diss records work all the time. that's why biggie and tupac iz ded.
nubbins`: thestringpuller he has a point
nubbins`: for that matter, you do as well
thestringpuller: it's like that episode fo the boondocks where they make a diss record about grandpa
BingoBoingo offers Jan 2015 through Feb 12th 2015 all kind of OOM kills, none since
thestringpuller: then all of a sudden people start beating up old people cause the song is dope
nubbins`: well anyway, that leftover money from the old posters is still sitting around
thestringpuller: one kid says, "I like to beat up old people cause the song said it was cool to do." << i guess this also related to eminem controversies of the late 90's
nubbins`: be nice to make use of it, for .foundation propaganda or otherwise
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nubbins`: nod. idea was to pay rubes in big cities to print out cheap copies of same poster and paste em up
nubbins`: after an exhaustive search, i found precisely one dude who said his nephew would do it
nubbins`: and it was such a shit job i don't even know if i should describe it
nubbins`: anyway, there's just over a bitcoin and a half there
nubbins`: mildly (but only mildly) surprising that people will suck pennies out of a btc faucet all day, but literally walking around with a roll of packing tape is too much work for $15/hr
nubbins`: you paid for the 50 for what's his name
nubbins`: then i printed another 50 to sell to forum rubes, with the express intention of the profit being used in this manner
mircea_popescu: a, i was starting to think my accounting's as tight as the dod's.
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BingoBoingo: So when it comes to Schweich... Biggest bezzel controversy in MO right now is whether or not to build a new NFL stadium. Imma be pissed if that ends up having done him in.
BingoBoingo: My client has sync'd up to the point of no return, not enough blocks left to trigger an OOM kill
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