2014-03-03.log

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jrayhawkhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpJxzswUDD0 more Williams stuff01:34
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kanzure.title http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/briefs/vat/brief0914.htm13:09
yoleauxHM Revenue & Customs: Revenue & Customs Brief 09/1413:09
kanzurebitcoin tax rules for uk13:09
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pete4242Why do you say so?14:29
kanzurewho what?14:30
pete4242that bitcoin tax rules in UK.14:30
pete4242oh wait.14:30
pete4242you weren't say 'it rules'14:30
kanzurecorrect14:32
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pete4242How's life? Are you making good progress?14:33
kanzureuh?14:37
pete4242You're back to grunting? It seems like you've gone backwards!14:39
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delinquentmepaperbot, http://europepmc.org/abstract/MED/16871774/reload=0;jsessionid=mg0vqkLKtP91a9xTUg5z.1015:09
paperbothttp://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2/paperbot/54229d0ff1d93cdb0689580ef74c3a32.txt15:09
delinquentmepaperbot, http://europepmc.org/abstract/MED/1687177415:10
paperbothttp://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2/paperbot/c6dd8310e6f31efa39335c9064cddf31.txt15:10
kanzurepete4242: who are you?15:10
pete4242Nobody special.15:10
delinquentmepaperbot, http://europepmc.org/abstract/MED/1687177415:20
paperbothttp://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2/paperbot/976be73e408f48b4c846fa69409c6666.txt15:21
FourFirepete4242, so, how did your plans pan out?15:23
pete4242they still panning. You?15:23
FourFiredid you score from the get go, or did you drop the pasta on the floor?15:23
FourFireMe, I have sent mine in motion, but still awaiting return signals15:24
pete4242I don't understand the question.15:24
FourFiredid you score, or did you drop pasta on the floor?15:25
FourFire...15:25
* pete4242 stares blankly15:25
FourFirepasta on the floor || score15:26
FourFireI'm pinging, but there's no echo..?15:26
pete4242You need help.15:27
FourFireI guess the latency is too high15:27
pete4242try shouting into /dev/null15:27
pete4242I think I'll get some merino sheep15:29
FourFireoh yeah, good them, very flammable15:29
pete4242they are!?15:29
pete4242How does their wool have anti-bacterial properties?15:29
FourFireOils, secreted by their skin15:30
FourFirealso why they are flammable15:30
pete4242Can the oil be synthesised?15:30
FourFirethe oil gets all stuck in the wool, and sort of crystallizes with15:31
FourFireI suppose it could, in theory, but then standard honey has antibacterial properties too15:31
pete4242I can't tell when biologists are pulling my legs or no15:32
pete4242Is there a honey that doesn't attract insects?15:32
pete4242So I don't have to wash my clothes15:32
pete4242And will my merino jumper run out of oil? Does it get used up, or what?15:33
pete4242Would rubbing up against sheep replenish it?15:33
FourFireoh, ehh wash your clothes15:35
FourFireyou get dirt and shed skin and other disgusting things caught between the fibers15:35
pete4242but I don't wanna.15:36
FourFireso even if you had a full wardrobe of clothing which was self repairing and fluidphobic15:36
FourFireit would still get dirty15:36
FourFireand/or smell15:36
pete4242but my merino jumper doesn't, and I didn't ever wash it. Maybe it has nanobots15:37
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pete4242it smells of sheep. but clean sheep.15:38
pete4242and sheep don't wash. So why should I15:39
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jrayhawkhttp://www.google.com/search?tbm=vid&q=neverwet15:41
pete4242hehe15:42
nmz787_just wear vinyl clothes15:43
nmz787_no fibers, no problems15:43
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pete4242but then the sweat can't get out.15:45
nmz787_can't have it all15:45
nmz787_try some proton exchange membrane?15:45
pete4242that's not the slogan of a transhumanist!15:45
nmz787_I think goretex is a fiber product too15:46
nmz787_well the pores will potentially get clogged15:46
kanzurepaperbot: http://eprint.iacr.org/2014/129.pdf15:46
nmz787_you should just stop wearing clothes if you don't want to wash them15:46
kanzure.title15:46
pete4242Sheep have the answer.15:46
yoleauxkanzure: Sorry, that command (.title) crashed.15:46
paperbothttp://diyhpl.us/~bryan/papers2/paperbot/c130c44e6e4a2a4077abdab9e56a26bb.pdf15:46
nmz787_then your skin is your cloth15:46
nmz787_sheep are gross15:46
nmz787_have you hung out with one lately?15:46
nmz787_(i have)15:46
pete4242I'll be too cold without clothes.15:46
nmz787_there's your transhumanism problem15:47
pete4242Yes. They're nice if you keep them clean. You prob hung out with a dirty one.15:47
nmz787_i hung out with the normal farm kind, where they take care of themselves15:47
nmz787_washing isn't in their evolutionary history15:47
pete4242I'd like to see YOU take care of yourself on a farm15:47
nmz787_come and hang out then, I volunteer on one weekly, generally15:48
pete4242And you don't smell?15:48
nmz787_no, because I don't have a problem with showering or washing my clothes15:48
pete4242farms don't have showers15:49
jrayhawkhaha15:49
nmz787_sure they do15:49
pete4242Well why don't the sheep use them?15:49
nmz787_15:47 < nmz787_> washing isn't in their evolutionary history15:49
jrayhawkbathing is actually pretty rare outside humans and pigs15:50
jrayhawkamong mammals, that is.15:50
nmz787_well, do pigs bathe or wallow15:50
pete4242so it soap.15:50
pete4242is*15:50
nmz787_saponins exist in nature15:50
nmz787_plant soap15:50
kanzurejrayhawk: how do you explain mud baths by hippos and elephants15:51
nmz787_i was thinking that that is more for keeping wet15:52
nmz787_vs cleansing15:52
jrayhawkthat's... not quite what i had in mind, but i guess i should've been more specific15:52
nmz787_cause then you could extend that to any land animal that swims once in a while15:52
nmz787_polar bears15:52
nmz787_water buffaloe15:52
pete4242It depends on their reason for going in the pool then.15:52
kanzurei mentioned hippos only because of the mud baths not because of their swimming adventures15:52
kanzurehttp://3.bp.blogspot.com/-T2BIo7CDHKg/TzNLv90Oy7I/AAAAAAAAAkQ/JAaHuppinT4/s640/hippo.jpg15:53
pete4242So that's what a hippo looks like.15:54
FourFire"you should just stop wearing clothes if you don't want to wash them" your skin is nanotech15:54
pete4242right. So what I need is thicker skin? How?15:54
jrayhawkhttp://www.google.com/search?tbm=vid&q=wim+hoff15:55
jrayhawkthicker skin is not necessary, just more brown adipose tissue15:55
pete4242But nature shows it's no substitute for fur, I guess15:56
kanzurestrange, i thought hippos were larger15:56
nmz787_i think arsenic causes skin thickening15:56
nmz787_yes, arsenic "Non-cancer effects can include thickening and discoloration of the skin"15:57
jrayhawkwhales and adult seals lack much in the way of fur15:57
pete4242there's a possibility that a runaway acceleration of personal fabric technology could ignite an early hard-takeoff singularity15:58
pete4242but I don't want to live under water.15:58
jrayhawkgood, then you can go with the wim hoff approach instead15:59
kanzurehttps://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1881346585/protocolsio-life-sciences-protocol-repository15:59
pete4242he's just using pain blockers.15:59
kanzurehttp://www.protocols.io/15:59
FourFirepete4242, or you could use colloidal silver like this guy: http://www.gold2live.com/blue-karason.jpg15:59
jrayhawkpain blockers...?15:59
kanzurei wonder what data set they are starting with15:59
FourFirehttp://www.davidbarrkirtley.com/images/blueman.jpg16:00
pete4242why is he blue?16:00
FourFirehttp://news.bbc.co.uk/media/images/38297000/jpg/_38297733_blue_300_ap.jpg16:00
FourFirehttp://itthing.com/wp-content/uploads/pre_dermabrasion_half.jpg16:00
pete4242Do these people not smell or get cold?16:01
jrayhawkby what mechanism would pain blockers prolong thermogenesis?16:01
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pete4242none. It's just that he won't notice16:02
jrayhawkYeah, see, that would be meaningful were it not for the core temperature measurements demonstrating he can pull off thermogenic offset of icewater submersion for over 20 minutes.16:03
pete4242the point is not just to survive. The point is to be comfortable.16:03
jrayhawkHe describes being perfectly comfortable.16:03
pete4242drugs16:03
kanzurednautics has been drying for lyft. heh.16:03
kanzureevidence, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=733602416:03
jrayhawkAnd I've had similar experience with cold thermogenesis experiments.16:03
pete4242hmm16:04
jrayhawkOn the occasions I've actually had the wherewithall to actually engage in thermogenic training.16:04
jrayhawkI should get back to that. That was amazing for cortisol clearance.16:04
pete4242what takes away your wherewithall?16:04
FourFirebasically there's this kind of medication containing silver16:04
FourFireand it turns your skin blue if you consume it over a long period of tiem16:05
FourFirepermanently16:05
nmz787_I was quite impressed with your cold weather resistance at the hot springs last winter16:05
jrayhawkThere are occasions where I really don't want immune system suppression, such as post-exercise or acute illness, so I tend to drop it and forget to take it back up.16:06
FourFireit wouldn't actually help with your tempeature problem16:06
nmz787_but then you had that 'internal heater problem'16:06
jrayhawkYeah, the Raynaud's is weird.16:06
jrayhawkRaynaud's I only really get when wearing clothes, and it's been with me since before doing any BAT training.16:08
pete4242have you tried merino wool?16:08
jrayhawkWhat would the advantage be?16:09
pete4242it smells nice.16:09
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nmz787_i thought merino wool was just smoother16:12
jrayhawkI generally like to avoid covering up my own scent.16:12
pete4242keratin fibers are hydrophobic at one end and hydrophilic at the other16:13
jrayhawklike if i smell bad it is either because dermal excretions have gotten old and need to be washed off or because there is some physiological stress that I should probably take care of.16:19
pete4242I'd still like to understand "your willingness to lose yourself in them is just as threatening as your willingness to let them lose themselves in you."16:21
jrayhawkPeople with strong self-conception (i.e. ego) are not likely to divest from their goals/motivations/value systems and generally able to interact with other people with strong self-conception in order to identify mutually beneficial action based upon independent motivations/goals/value systems.16:29
pete4242so losing yourself means you have no ego?16:30
jrayhawkBy contrast, people with weak self-conception are typically easily divested from their goals/motivations/value systems and are simultaneously deeply threatened by the mere existence of independent motivations/goals/value systems.16:30
jrayhawkYes.16:30
pete4242Do you think ego is always bad?16:31
jrayhawkNo?16:31
pete4242better to be flexible16:31
pete4242How can ego be good?16:32
jrayhawkHow can self-conception be good?16:32
pete4242goals are good.16:32
jrayhawkBy giving some degree of rational oversight over your instincts and allowing a degree of continuity/permanence.16:33
jrayhawkA goal is only as good as how well it can be persued; people with a weak self-conception are easily divested from goals.16:33
pete4242It's good to lose yourself, I think. As long as it's not permanent.16:34
pete4242Then you have a choice16:34
jrayhawkNaively maintaining open choices decreases your opportunities in life.16:36
jrayhawk"If I never actualize anything, I am infinitely powerful!"16:36
pete4242Sounds like Spencer. hah16:36
pete4242but how do open choices cost you? Not doing anything costs you, of course.16:37
jrayhawkBy increasing the valuation of the concept of open choice, there is an associated increased valuation of doing nothing.16:39
jrayhawkSo, for instance, in a logical extreme, if I were to give you the opportunity to lose all future choices but to perfectly serve what portions of whatever value system you have tomorrow that do not include the valuation of choice, would you take it?16:40
jrayhawkAnd the answer is typically "no, my value system might change"16:41
pete4242and why do people fear 'interpersonal takeover'? Isn't changing your mind a good thing?16:41
kanzurehuh... http://serverspec.org/ "rspec tests for servers configured by chef/puppet"16:42
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jrayhawkSo, consider a further model under which such an offer is for fractions of your life.16:43
dingothats nice kanzure16:43
dingochef cookbooks need integration tests, that would be a good frameworke for them16:43
jrayhawkHow small does the fraction have to be (e.g. how many choice intervals do you need) before it starts sounding like a reasonable deal?16:43
jrayhawkThis is basically analagous to how specialization/expertise/careers work.16:44
jrayhawkIf e.g. Nelson Mandela had a weak self-conception, would he consistently struggled for decades for the same goal?16:45
pete4242but you can have both16:47
pete4242Just pretend to be them, then snap out of it16:48
jrayhawkBut, fundamentally, achieving things involves some degree of investment.16:49
pete4242so?16:49
jrayhawkInvestment is an actualization of choice. The longer and deeper the investment, the less room for choice.16:49
pete4242no!16:50
pete4242sunk costs fallacy?16:50
jrayhawkIn the sense that you can always choose not to achieve things.16:51
jrayhawkObviously sometimes failure happens anyway.16:51
pete4242If you're wrong, you should want to know as soon as possible16:51
jrayhawkTypically failures are just an investment in education.16:51
pete4242no matter how deep you are16:52
pete4242I guess people prefer to be delusional rather than admit they made bad investments.16:53
kanzuredingo: i stumbled into that while looking at http://orchardup.github.io/fig/17:12
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kanzurejuri_: do you know things about this http://www.healthit.gov/sites/default/files/directbasicstoc_webinar_2013_02_19.pdf18:22
kanzurejrayhawk: you will also find that document funny18:22
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jrayhawkthat is a lot of words that could be reduced to "use of smime is required"19:00
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jrayhawkSMTP is also pretty dubious; inability to sanely deal with large files means inevitably people will be working around its required use19:02
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kanzurejrayhawk: it's not SMTP but a bastardization of SMTP19:39
kanzurejrayhawk: so literally worse19:39
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kanzurehttps://developers.google.com/genomics/21:08
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curt1snice one kanzure21:19
cluckjdear god google is getting into our dna now21:24
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juri_kanzure: what's funny about it?22:41
juri_this is modern standards. we've been working on MU2 for OpenEMR.22:43
juri_pretty standard stuff.22:43
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