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05:00 < L29Ah> i think it's a funny idea because the mechanical properties of glued dirt are shit, and people don't use shit to grind rocks, people use diamond dust for that
07:40 < L29Ah> does anyone here run an ethereum node? i'm struggling to spend my $100 worth of ethereum as it seems like these days one needs to commit 700GB of space and even more traffic to run geth; would be nice if someone could import my keys and send it to lifespan.io or some other decent life extension-oriented fund
07:58 < darsie> I'm starting an ldoge node.
07:59 < L29Ah> sounds like dogelon mars
08:19 < kanzure> L29Ah: you could import web3 and eth_account and manually sign a transaction
08:59 < L29Ah> sounds like an hour worth of reading docs on js libraries
09:07 < kanzure> L29Ah: nah, https://ethereum.stackexchange.com/questions/36358/how-to-properly-create-a-raw-transaction-and-sign-it-using-web3-in-browser
09:08 < L29Ah> > in browser
09:08 < L29Ah> sus
09:08 < L29Ah> also i couldn't find how to export my private key from geth
09:09 < kanzure> all of ethereum is sus, you knew what you were getting into
09:11 < L29Ah> i don't want to get into ethereum, i just want to dump all this shit i got early towards a charity T_T
09:12 < L29Ah> and never touch it again
10:31 < docl> L29Ah: I have to admit it *would* be amusing to cut rocks with just some stupid dirt glued on a stupid string instead of something like diamond on a titanium blade. and of course diamond (or alumina) dust is normally used for a reason. you could even add some to the aggregate if it's needed. I'm not quite sure it is needed though, as there's a bit of a context difference. a rock rubbing against the 
10:31 < docl> coating is essentially sintering it by briefly raising temperature and pressure (as, since the rocks are cut more slowly than dirt, they become pressure points), making the coating become more like glass/rock/sintered ceramic. so there's a bit of a self healing/enhancing quality there, which you don't leveragably have in a normal rock cutting scenario. I'm also contemplating starting with a temperature 
10:31 < docl> tolerant string to ensure it doesn't lose tensile strength too soon (i.e. before it becomes primarily inertial or the ceramic can handle the tensile forces). I think cotton string would carbonize and nylon would melt before much sintering happens. fiberglass is cheap though, and basalt fiber might work better. metal dust (and other materials) strategically added to the aggregate might also be useful to 
10:31 < docl> increase certain properties (basalt being volcanic glass with metals and other minerals mixed in). you could also maybe create pressure points deliberately by having the string rub on a block of metal. I'm not sure if the lateral motion combined with heat/pressure tends to make fibers on the surface, but it seems reasonable long/thin structures would form more. also, the dirt doesn't stay as normal 
10:31 < docl> erosion-modified soil for long but gets to be more chipped/jagged/finely powdered, similar to the dust you get from cutting rocks. and some of the effect is just going to be fine dust sticking to the surface by surface effects rather than the binder's adhesion
10:32 < docl> devil's in the details, but it seems tweakable enough to work
10:46 < docl> plausibly testable at a small scale, despite the brittleness issue (can't just feed it between 2 poles). could use back and forth sweeps or pivot around a center with the string held in a curve. maybe clamp between two rocks to see if I can get a good sinter of surface dust
10:49 < L29Ah> i think you should start with a linear saw for your prototyping
10:49 < kanzure> anyone hear from fltrz lately?
10:49 < kanzure> or hex?
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11:50 < kanzure> .tw 1457842724128833538
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