2015-01-24.log

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archelsnmz787: was just reading backlog, any more info on your old roommate's tDCS?01:13
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nmz787na01:26
nmz787:/01:26
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nmz787this is a decent deal, though arguably not a very impressive processor $60 for something plus 200MB data/month for free http://slickdeals.net/f/7616348-oioo-7-android-tablet-with-free-200mb-t-mobile-4g-every-month-60-fs-kmart-com?v=101:28
nmz787that leads to t-mobiles $10 SIM card which allows (certain approved, whatever that means) devices to get the free 200MB/month01:29
archelscould you give me a poke when he replies?01:58
* archels is working on same type of project, might be interesting to shoot some ideas across01:58
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kanzurehttp://indie.bio/indiebio-sf-announces-first-class-11-biotech-startups/03:31
kanzurehowdy eudoxia03:31
eudoxiawhat's up kanz03:32
kanzureoh, you know... being nefarious... stuff...03:32
eudoxiai unknowingly replied to an eleitl post on reddit cause the world is small http://www.reddit.com/r/lisp/comments/2te1jo/emacs_is_my_new_window_manager_ropensource/03:32
kanzureyes he is a known redditor. it is his one mistake.03:33
ebowdenWho's eleitl?03:33
kanzurethis is the official eugen leitl fan club so i highly recommend learning about him03:33
eudoxiahttp://lists.extropy.org/pipermail/extropy-chat/2008-August/044716.html03:34
eudoxiahah that's actually from kanzure03:34
eudoxiadamn this ##hplusroadmap google timeloop03:34
kanzurethat is a good link03:39
kanzurei think i am the only person who has ever bought him lab equipment03:40
eudoxiawell there was that investor who was going to fund the cryonics lab but he pulled out03:42
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kanzureeudoxia: someone recently recommended a strategy to me that i have been contemplating,04:02
kanzurealthough i don't have any particularly novel thoughts on the strategy04:02
eudoxiakanzure: i'm listening04:03
kanzurein particular, he suggested i should hire a bunch of cheap labor from india and china to do basic open source hardware design04:03
kanzurefor basic lab equipment things04:03
kanzuree.g. a bunch of 500 dollar design projects, one per each piece of equipment or something04:03
kanzureor 10x 500 dollar projects, from 10 different people, and then see who makes the better designs, rinse repeat, etc04:03
kanzureby designs what i really mean is designs and bills of material and parts04:04
kanzuregah why don't my shift number keys work when i am mobile?04:04
kanzurehow am i expected to type like this? such madness04:04
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kanzurehello xrr04:04
JayDuggerAll wrapped in skdb, right?04:05
kanzureare you asking if i expect to be able to pay 500 bucks for someone to make skdb work?04:05
eudoxiait might work, then anyone who wants to make their open source lab needs to at least install skdb, thus sort of creating incentives to use it when people modify the designs etc.04:07
JayDuggerNot really, no.04:07
JayDugger$500 for projects eventually in a library of skdb, I suppose.04:07
kanzureeudoxia: that's like saying people must use debian because debian packages. but this isn't true.04:07
kanzurei am not interested in promising a monetary incentive for people to use something that doesn't work at the moment. i'd rather pay them for word files or some shit.04:08
kanzurei'm not really sure what file formats are popular in india, for some reason i expect word, but whatever04:08
JayDuggerFair enough. Your money after all.04:08
kanzureit would be more helpful if you would submit to be a working design for skdb04:08
kanzure"to be" -> "to me"04:09
JayDuggerYes, yes...beyond my skill. Duly noted.04:09
eudoxiakanzure: well, there is a difference. if debian was the only distro that provided debian packages people would use it for that reason04:09
eudoxiathen again it might be a little early to start thinking about skdb packages, just regular designs would be good enough, as you say04:09
kanzureJayDugger: you wont know if its beyond your skill if you never try etc etc04:10
kanzureeudoxia: yeah that still doesn't make sense to me. why would anyone maintain packages? nd why haven't any of you maintained any skdb packages? something doesn't add up.04:10
eudoxiawell i complained when i couldn't git clone the skdb package, that's maintenance in an abstract kind of way04:11
eudoxias/skdb/screw04:11
narwh4llul04:13
kanzurenot laughing over here04:14
kanzurei'm so fucked04:14
xrrhello kanzure04:16
kanzuremaybe i'll look into cubespawn again. i don't remember my objections.04:19
kanzure.g site:gnusha.org/logs cubespawn04:19
yoleauxhttp://gnusha.org/logs/2009-12-21.log04:19
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kanzure18:28 < CubeSpawn> well the goal is to fit a whole spectrum of small CNC stuff into standard cubes, get a system architecture thats community acceptable, then absorb improved designs into the distributed database04:39
kanzure23:52 < fenn> anyway i dont really "get it"04:44
kanzure23:53 < fenn> who cares if it fits into a cube04:44
kanzure23:53 < fenn> that's the least of our problems04:44
kanzurehmm.04:44
kanzure23:57 < fenn> it just seems to me that we could do it all in one cell, in which case the whole system is superfluous04:44
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kanzurehttp://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2th2sj/copy_of_ross_ulbricht_silk_road_personal_journal/05:04
narwh4l:D05:05
narwh4lhahaha05:05
kanzure"Specifically, the seizure lists the IP 207.106.6.32. In other words, the SR1 backend server appears to have been connecting over the clearnet to Mtgox for its regular hedging transactions."05:06
kanzureclassic05:06
kanzure"It's like Hannah Montana with drugs and murder!"05:07
narwh4l"paid $100k to attacker"05:07
narwh4loof05:07
kanzureright?05:08
kanzureonce you pay them anything, you've lost05:08
narwh4lyep...05:08
narwh4l"r&w flaked out and disappeared with my 1/2 mil"05:09
narwh4lgod damnit dude05:09
narwh4lyou lose so much money05:09
narwh4l'red got in a jam and needed $500k to get out. ultimately he convinced me to give it to him"05:12
narwh4lprobably wasn't even in trouble you gullible child05:12
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JayDuggerGeez...05:20
JayDuggeroverconfidence to folly in one easy step05:21
eudoxiapeople claim silk road gets worse, security-wise, with each version05:23
eudoxiabut does it *really* get worse than this?05:23
JayDuggerYes. If Ross Ulbricht admits to drug use in that journal, then that counts as worse.05:24
kanzurejournal http://www.scribd.com/doc/253456456/Silk-Road-exhibits-GX-241#fullscreen05:24
JayDuggerAll that folly and intoxication, too?05:25
JayDuggerAnd directly talking to distributors?05:26
JayDuggerYeah, that's worse.05:26
JayDuggerIt's as if he didn't take the time to assume basic legal precautions. How hard could it be to find a savvy young criminal lawyer and ask about hypothetical defenses against arrest and conviction?05:28
JayDuggerOh yeah--overconfidence. I am too clever to need to do that. I won't get caught. Moron.05:28
eudoxiaor you know just not keeping a journal of his SR activities05:30
eudoxiaremoving that thing from his linkedin about 'engaging in a distributed market experiment'05:30
eudoxianot being open about reading mr. rothbard05:30
narwh4lI understand keeping a journal. It would have been smart if he did it the right way. SR is a complex operation, you need to keep track of things05:30
eudoxiajust retweeting krugman here and there would have helped his case :p05:31
narwh4lhowever he did NOT do it the right way05:31
kanzurewell there's always hope for dread pirate metalbeard05:35
kanzurehttp://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/81AL1rZstLL._SL1500_.jpg05:35
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kanzure"To explain why von Neumann probes did not settle the universe you have to come up with something more fundamental, applicable to quadrillions of planets and over billions of years, something much stricter than legalities and proclivities - unless you posit the existence of ETs that are invisible and yet powerful enough to consistently police the whole universe. Do you find it plausible?"07:23
kanzure"Legal strictures or aesthetic considerations may lessen the likelihood of some events but they can't stop them from happening from time to time, especially on a quadrillion planets and over 5 billion years."07:23
eudoxiayou know how shannon said the most efficiently encoded signal is indistinguishable from noise?07:26
kanzureright... so 200 billion observable galaxies * 100 billion stars per galaxy * maybe 10 planets per galaxy * some modest absurdly low probability of life * historical seconds =~ 10^10 to 10^20 civilization-seconds per second, an error/event rate of 1 in a billion a seconds for each civilization wouldn't be enough..er.. using our own as an example.07:26
eudoxiamaybe the most efficient civilizations are indistinguishable from nature07:26
eudoxiawhich is a pointless hypothesis as it explains nothing07:26
kanzureyeah there seems to be resistance to that on extropy-chat for some reason07:26
eudoxiawell, rather, predicts nothing07:27
kanzureit predicts that astronomers and physicsts would incorporate wrong information into their theories07:27
kanzurewhat would be needed is some speculation about a system of physics where certain things are extremely unlikely to occur naturally, that could be visually identified and plausibly constructed by a civilization (or whatever), such that an astronomer thinks it is a natural phenomena07:28
kanzureand then see whether or not an astronomer would attempt to explain it with a simple theory not involving civilizations07:28
eudoxiai'm not sure what you mean. test which varieties of megascale engineering could be easily misidentified as natural objects?07:31
kanzureyeah07:31
kanzurenot just objects though, things like astrophysics07:31
kanzurei mean it's all natural07:31
eudoxiathe first thing that comes to mind are relativistic jets, but those are far too old to be the product of a civilization07:32
eudoxiai suppose if we observed small gamma ray bursts from brown dwarf stars (which don't emit that sort of photons) we could take it as evidence of relativistic nuclear rockets flying around07:33
kanzurehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulsar07:34
kanzuredunno07:34
eudoxia"The furthest pulsar from our Earth is J1848+0051, which is 4.1 Kpc away and closer to the galactic south pole than us..."07:37
eudoxia.wa J1848+005107:38
yoleauxJ×1848+51: 1848 J+51; Geometric figure: line; Alternate form: 3 (616 J+17); Root: J = -17/616; Derivative: d/dJ(J 1848+51) = 1848; Indefinite integral: integral (51+1848 J) dJ = 924 J²+51 J+constant; Differential equation solution curve families: (requires interactivity)07:38
eudoxia.wa J1848+0051 pulsar07:38
yoleauxeudoxia: Sorry, no result!07:38
eudoxia.wa 4.1 kiloparsecs in lightyears07:38
yoleauxconvert 4.1 kpc (kiloparsecs) to light years: 13400 ly (light years); Additional conversions: 4100 pc (parsecs); 1.27×10¹⁷ km (kilometers); 1.27×10²⁰ meters; 78.6 quadrillion miles; Comparisons as radius: ~0.26 × galactic radius (~4.8×10¹⁷ km); ~0.49 × galactic unit (~2.6×10²⁰ m); Comparisons as distance: ~0.49 × distance from the Sun to the Milky Way galaxy's geometric center (~2.59×10²⁰ m)07:38
eudoxiahuh, i would have expected something extragalactic07:38
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eudoxiahttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PSR_J0437-4715 nearest pulsar07:54
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kanzureandytoshi: plzreview and fix my mistakes http://lists.extropy.org/pipermail/extropy-chat/2015-January/083724.html09:09
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kanzure"Inspired by this potential, “probably 10,000 of the best developers in the world are working on bitcoin,” estimates Chris Dixon, a partner at the venture-capital firm Andreessen Horowitz."09:46
kanzurethat sounds like a high estimate to me09:46
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streetydepends on how broadly you define 'best developers' and 'working on'09:51
kanzureoh my concern was just "10,000 developers" at all09:52
kanzureoh right, working on can be changed to include many things09:53
kanzuresuch as writing angry tweets :)09:53
streetyI was thinking more of 'installed the client at some point'09:54
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eudoxia'people who can program and have installed the client' probably exceeds 10k09:58
eudoxiabut active developers? probably not09:58
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kanzurebloooop10:12
archelsKeats copyrighted his mind in 2003, claiming that it was a sculpture that he'd created, neural network by neural network, through the act of thinking. The reason, he told the BBC World Service when interviewed about the project, was to attain temporary immortality, on the grounds that the Copyright Act would give him intellectual property rights on his mind for a period of seventy years after his death.[12]10:15
archelsthis is genius10:15
kanzureunfortunately his work is highly derivative10:16
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kanzure"“Shoulda thought more about dropping 4k on an addict,” Roberts wrote. “Maybe next prize will be three months in rehab.”"11:22
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kanzure"As a completely inconsequential side note, I’m almost sure the “Email” icon on the F8 key is upside down"11:32
kanzurehttp://allthingsergo.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/email-icon-comparison.jpg11:34
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heathhttps://stackoverflow.com/questions/2669690/why-does-google-prepend-while1-to-their-json-responses12:03
heathhttp://haacked.com/archive/2009/06/25/json-hijacking.aspx/12:03
kanzureyep12:06
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kanzurewhat is 3d about the 3d projectors?12:29
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nmz787they can do  more FPS just like 3D monitors, and shift the image left or right depending on frameNum%213:07
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kanzure"An interesting feature of optical fibre is as follow: Take an extensionless optical fiber. Put it in a volume element in such a way that it passes through all points of the volume element. Send a light signal from one end which will shine all points within the tube. The observer at the other end sees an array of points along the tube. But since the points belong to the volume element, thus the observer sees the whole three dimensional ...14:12
kanzure... space in his one dimensional tube. In other words the observer can not distinguish between one dimension or any higher dimensions."14:12
kanzurewhat?14:12
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andytoshihi kanzure, just read your message on the list ... was not looking for mistakes, but didn't see any15:47
andytoshione sec, i'll scan it critically15:47
andytoshii thought it was well-written15:47
kanzurecool15:47
andytoshiah, only think was that i think the consensus is actually the -only- novel part of bitcoin, you suggest that there are more. (but that's just my opinion)15:47
kanzurethat's fair15:48
andytoshialso thx for correcting that "bitcoin started with prime95" comment, i think that was totally off-base, it's not clear at all to me that you can use rare primes as currency and that guy's message didn't hint at how15:48
andytoshiyou can "sell them to math geeks" but said geeks can't verify you haven't double-spent them, nor can you prove possession without revealing them15:48
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delinquentmelinux backup storage?17:07
yoleaux23 Jan 2015 07:27Z <nmz787> delinquentme: http://www.scientificamerican.com/slideshow/diy-graphene-how-to-make-carbon-layers-with-sticky-tape/17:07
yoleaux23 Jan 2015 07:29Z <nmz787> delinquentme: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphene#Adhesive_tape17:07
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kanzurebloop19:11
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kanzuregene_hacker: hi19:28
gene_hackerhi19:28
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nmz787kanzure: so should I just buy a student (commercial projects OK) copy of rhino for $138?20:11
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nmz787if I do that, what format would be best to interconvert to something like BRL with?20:12
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kanzureuh, i have no idea20:12
kanzurewhy not just torrent solidworks?20:12
nmz787nah20:12
nmz787rhino has python bindings20:13
nmz787at least rhino released opennurbs20:13
kanzureon windows, most things do. just use comtypes, problem solved.20:13
kanzurethey released opennurbs but without tests, so making contributions or maintaining it is nearly impossible20:13
nmz787oh, yeah, that is a downside, that it's windows. apparently it runs in WINE20:14
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delinquentmekanzure: solidworks to gcode? how do ?21:52
gene_hackeryou need a CAM program22:11
gene_hackerwhat sort of machine22:11
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