mod6: this is the txhash that it pukes on: http://btc.blockr.io/tx/info/2c2314f353013f920d8fbfde242d7d23ba4cb9b97dc24f481dd0ccfd8f56324c
mircea_popescu: "From the Desk of Joseph R. Swedish President and CEO Anthem, Inc." << "we now act just like warrior forum scammers - it's the industree"
mircea_popescu: "dear sheep. we lost your mother. we paid off the government agent for a fix. the fix is in. fuck you."
ben_vulpes: none of the portatronic builds are wedging like this, right?
mircea_popescu: "Once the attack was discovered, Anthem immediately made every effort to close the security vulnerability, contacted the FBI and began fully cooperating with their investigation. Anthem has also retained Mandiant, one of the worlds leading cybersecurity firms, to evaluate our systems and identify solutions based on the evolving landscape."
mod6: hmm. anyway, ok. anyway, that's pretty much the latest.
mod6: yeah, i mean, as recently as the 26th of january I was able to full sync and send/receive with: v053+patches { 1, rm_rf_upnp, 2, 3, 4, & 6 } and other people have gotten past it as well. so its not consistant as far as I can tell.
asciilifeform: ben_vulpes: 'process man' << 'Well a process man am I and I'm tellin' you no lie / I work and breathe among the fumes that tread across the sky...'
mircea_popescu: mod6 oh the mysterious mp stuff, most of which dates from 2012
trinque: mircea_popescu: yeh need the confirmation though to publish
mod6: im just gathering data as best/quickly as i can
ben_vulpes: what was the story with a certain version of ssl breaking some kinds of btc signatures?
mod6: take a look at this other test i ran today with /just/ v0.5.3 basecode: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=9U2VHnRx
mod6: and bag-o-snakes doesn't turn up 168,001 which makes sense, since it chokes on somethingthere
mircea_popescu: uhm. there's nothing actually wrong with this block.
ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu: the man's talking about btcd, not bitcoind
mircea_popescu: trinque: will my btcd still fart transactions at other nodes if I haven't finished syncing the blockchain? << yes.
mircea_popescu: because they had to spend their time instead discussing how young men should wear a tie.
mircea_popescu: see, they had 30 years locked up, and AS A CONDITION OF THIS LOCK UP they couldn't market it.
mircea_popescu: but no. i suspect that may be missing the point.
decimation: they had 30 years of usg/bezzlar computers locked up and were too retarded to market it
mircea_popescu: decimation but they made so many!
assbot: Logged on 05-02-2015 07:23:19; punkman: phillipsjk: the 1MB limit is not to stop spam
decimation: re: IBM in the 90's < they didn't 'face disruption', they made one of the largest mistakes in business history
mircea_popescu: the post phillip guy was concerned with.
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes didja get on the part of teh log where the entire d&t think you were discussing with danielpbarron etc is dispelled ?
mircea_popescu: trinque: you want to build your visa? build it on bitcoin, but don't systemd the thing and decide it must have a visa built in << that's not a bnad angle.
ben_vulpes: <asciilifeform> mircea_popescu: water works surprisingly well << oh let us not get ben_vulpes started on the wonders of steam
BingoBoingo: IBM's probably one of the largest benefactors of fiat world inflation
mircea_popescu: but in the insane story of post-qe world, it makes it's own sort of sense.
decimation: as far as I can gather from employee comments, the 'thriving' at IBM basically consists of brokering indians to write shit code
mircea_popescu: real estate company for the win.
assbot: Logged on 05-02-2015 23:51:15; mircea_popescu: "The one great example is IBM, which faced disruption and existential threat from PCs in the early 1990s and emerged stronger and is still a thriving company. "
mircea_popescu: decimation from the very log of the very day : http://log.bitcoin-assets.com//?date=05-02-2015#1009373
mircea_popescu: "you can probably extract some work out of the desperate movements of half people in the environment'
decimation: re: 30 cents an hour: http://spectrum.ieee.org/view-from-the-valley/at-work/tech-careers/massive-worldwide-layoff-underway-at-ibm "At more than 100,000 people, that makes it the largest mass layoff at any U.S. corporation in at least 20 years."
mircea_popescu: "how to support the welfare state ? oh, simply cut everyone in two and hide the halves"
mircea_popescu: the divorcing of people's skills from their general ability to think, neatly mirroring the divorce between want and control, and for that matter between capital and power.
mircea_popescu: "therefore" that genetic factors were more important than the home environment in determining social mobility, isn't that probably true? Having to do this sober I asked her, "But didn't you change your surname 11 years ago? Or are you betting she can just upgrade hers?" What else could I say? If you read it, it's for you?"
mircea_popescu: " My face is in my hands and I wonder how anyone could be asked to raise a girl in such a world? Recently a female cardiologist with a "difficult" 10 year old daughter who had been well trained to want things but not control things asked me if I had read "the study in the New York Times"-- !?!?!?!?!?-- that said that people with the same surname, over generations, continued to achieve the same level of wealth, showing
ben_vulpes: i also kicked around a design for a nifty reciprocal engine where the piston was really just a magnet-bearing shuttle zipping back and forth through coils for insta-ac
mircea_popescu: decimation the guy's exquisite chjoice of relevant subject matter, and the fearless approach has thoroughly impressed me.
decimation: mircea_popescu: lol he goes on: "It's probably unnecessary to point out that this increase in lifestyle is built on the increased work product of whoever will do it for 30 cents an hour, and anyway it is a red herring. The real attraction for us isn't just the lifestyle, but that it systematizes-- it makes normal-- not ever wondering: how come we have more lifestyle when we didn't do more work? "
ben_vulpes: never got the gas steam bearings to work tho
asciilifeform: i think nowadays folks normally build them out of hd platters
ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu: weren't you killing people and building criminal empires then?
kanzure: well why bother with breathing at that point? what?
mircea_popescu: stop getting in the way of dreams and aspirations alfie
asciilifeform: kanzure: if 100 xxx, at home - then why?!?!!
kanzure: if making anything always requires me to make impossible investments in time and energy then none of the fun stuff will get made
ben_vulpes: http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=05-02-2015#1007991 << i didn't want to drive the kid away immediately
asciilifeform: for one thing, documentation is not even available for the most interesting devices
kanzure: hmm then i will pencil that in sometime
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes just keeps his tact quiet most of the time.
kanzure: asciilifeform: i have various parts laying around for homefab of microelectronics (on the order of a few hundred microns but whatever)
mircea_popescu: i changed my mind, you're not lazy, you're the heart of tactfulness.
asciilifeform: BingoBoingo: in the event one or the other participant is captured with his equipment, the ephemeral key is (presumably) gone.
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes did you actually see the guy's cv ?
asciilifeform: BingoBoingo: otr/'forward secrecy' is simply the practice of generating an ephemeral key for a particular conversation, which is to be discarded later
ben_vulpes: mircea_popescu: "because the joo's a lazy reader." << pardon?
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo me either, which is why i pester you about it :)
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: I wouldn't know where to start on that danielpbarron is having some sort of twitter conversation with Weev and just wanted to suggest there might be use cases for the OTR thing.
mircea_popescu: hopefully more people do exactly the same.
mircea_popescu: i like the principle, and the man deserves front page and his picture on the newspaper.
kanzure: i am also fond of things on the order of "resistive heating element + some surface" heh
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo can the otr folks get pointed to the fact that a) openbsd got 20k and b) they'd better get their ass in here and start working up a track record ?
mircea_popescu: Second question: why work? Men are not being taught to want their job to value them, in fact, men want as little to do with their jobs as possible. Randi and the globalism party bus are teaching women to want "careers"-- more precisely, to want to draw more of their identity from their careers."
mircea_popescu: First question: which work? Not the job you have, it's real, and it's boring. It is a future "career", the fantasy environment seen on TV dramas where all of life takes place.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform and therein lies your answer. or to quote the shockingly on point tlp, "Think seriously about what she (thinks she) wants: acceptance of her individuality-- by work. Not for her work product-- there is none; but for her individuality, by work.
cazalla: http://calgaryherald.com/news/crime/man-admits-driving-pickup-truck-into-calgary-courts-centre <<< not qntra worthy but man drives his truck into court house, demands they submit to bitcoin lol
asciilifeform: then - for what ?
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform in fairness, he could probably get away even with duct taping resistors on the pane.
asciilifeform: mircea_popescu has it. can apply heat wherever you want it (laser, or electrically - indium or similar conductive layer on the glass)
kanzure: right... nobody in their right mind should use youtube.. yet here i am.
asciilifeform: a decade in the lab saves you a minute...
asciilifeform: kanzure: 1) not hard to research the basic mechanics, it's primary school physics 2) not hard to build experimental concept
mircea_popescu: rather than force.
mircea_popescu: asciilifeform i thought the inchworm's main application was precise movement
asciilifeform: (do you need precision? you didn't say whether did or not)
asciilifeform: kanzure: if you merely wish to drive a linear actuator, use an inchworm motor. if you need extraordinary force, use terfenol-d for the piezo stacks.
mircea_popescu: "Every time you hear the word globalism, you should hear three things: 1. wealth uncoupled from work product. 2. Lifestyle as a reflection of your personal self-worth. 3. You give up control of the capital, and by capital I mean you. "Do I still get paid?" Sure, but you have to promise to spend more than what we pay. "How will that work?" Don't worry, Visa will explain it all to you."
asciilifeform: does the engine need to produce linear motion? turn a shaft? cycle more than once? more than a trillion times ?
asciilifeform: there is no such thing as 'generic actuator'
kanzure: that's more the reason here
asciilifeform: kanzure: i may be able to give you more specific advice if you say what the engine is meant to drive.
mircea_popescu: basically, the notion that all manufacturing processes can be divided into an arbitrary number of passes at a gain of productivity is the tenet of that business for a century now.
mircea_popescu: kanzure this nomenclature you use is very confusing for (admittedly,. old) people with actual manufacutring management experience. it sounds a lot like the earlier discussed lighbulb sql.
kanzure: i would say "printable engine" except then i would hate myself
kanzure: asciilifeform: yes please. although other one-pass manufacturing processes will be considered.
mircea_popescu: d their lives. If you don't believe me, believe Lori Gottlieb. This logic recommended to her to drop out of Stanford medical school to join Kibu.com, and now she's a relationship expert.
mircea_popescu: en especially will heart it. It'll work for a handful of well publicized people pictured above the caption, "$100 billion! You could be next!"-- followed immediately by a story about how worthless the business turned out to be, so of course the goal for you is to sell out ASAP; but the vast majority who have aligned their psychology with this vector will pursue an impossible fantasy at the expense of their labor an
mircea_popescu: ed on starting a business in order to sell the business to someone else. Of course the idea is to get rich-- which sounds like capitalism, if you're retarded, but observe the message that is being taught: that the necessary correlate to getting rich is to give all the capital to someone else. The power is traded for the fetish of power. That's not capitalism, it is madness, and apparently Davos and Randi think wom
asciilifeform: kanzure: from a cursory reading of the linked log, it appears that you want a photolithographable engine ?
mircea_popescu: So Randi goes to Davos, never once asking why they would want her there? Convincing her demo of underproducing hyperconsumers that capitalism-- controlling capital-- is pointless and mean, but globalism-- doublespoken as "progress", "human rights", "everything is connected"-- that is a noble cause. Remember that the "culture" she thinks she speaks for, including those that hate her-- "the startup culture"-- is premis
mircea_popescu: the idea that some sort of serious analysis can be based on that fails fundamentally, in that it tries to work on the basis of goals rather than from causes.
mircea_popescu: in any case, the notion of "writing down incentives" is a little silly.
mircea_popescu: yeah the missing piece of your puzzlement here might be that gribble got forked
kanzure: kakobrekla: how was i able to "!up" in the past?
kanzure: yeah i would estmate that it's no where near useful at the moment
felipelalli: BingoBoingo: I'm sorry, you guys are too fast. I saw just the last 3 articles.
mircea_popescu: kanzure ima devoice you now. say !up in private to assbot, decryot the otp then say !v
kanzure: no i mean it's required in the sense that apparently some of those issues are non-obvious to others
mircea_popescu: !register <full_gpg_keyid> << are youdoing the full thing ?
kanzure: also, do you have any hints for how i can make the incentives paper more lolworthy?
kanzure: well i was going to write %f but then i realized i value my life
mircea_popescu: "this is, without a doubt, the worst resume i have ever seen."
mircea_popescu: in other news : i've had your resume read by my hr, and that woman has read probably 15k by now.
mircea_popescu: phillipsjk: Not even my 2 year electronic program or running a node for a year? <<< jesus god he's adorable. totally pwned ben_vulpes too, because the joo's a lazy reader. meanwhile in the linked cv ? "Objective. To find a day or night job in the Edmonton area."
mircea_popescu: ben_vulpes: phillipsjk: the last million transactions are probably by volume idiocy spawned by wallets that inhibit address reuse << at least half.
mircea_popescu: who the fuck is this bernardlunn.com imbecile.
mircea_popescu: "The one great example is IBM, which faced disruption and existential threat from PCs in the early 1990s and emerged stronger and is still a thriving company. "
cazalla: the one time scoopbot fetches an article within seconds..
gribble: The operation succeeded.
mircea_popescu: hey there.
the_scourge: idk human stupidity surprises me to this day and probably will do well into the future
ben_vulpes: the_scourge: you really have to ask?
the_scourge: ben_vulpes: wow that is some seriously seedy shit.... surely they didn't get anyone's money?
ben_vulpes: the_scourge: shit doesn't even really count compared to actual impressive public market scamming like VGMC
BingoBoingo: "Charlie Shrem, the Bitcoiner who is headed to prison and is very close to Mr. McCaleb and Mr. Karpeles and has done business with them, shared his suspicion that the Mt. Gox money actually disappeared much earlier than had been revealed: I think he lost those coins early on. Like many years ago in the first hack."
BingoBoingo: "This circular process pinned an initial value on STRs. Stellar repaid the $3 million loan with 2 billion STRs. Based on the finite distribution of 100 billion STRs, the transaction implied the currencys market cap was $150 million. (Its current market cap is about $17 million.)"
the_scourge: the internet is sirz bitnit
BingoBoingo: the_scourge: It is the plague of people having no concept of history pretending they can haz bzns
BingoBoingo: "Ms. Kim has an impressively broad resume, but it is not especially deep. Ms. Kim appears on Stellar legal documents and itswebsite as secretary, executive director and member (under its bylaws). Whatever her talents, they do not include leadership. Her legacy at SimpleHoney was a pair of false-start products, punctuated by a blog post titled How to Build a Startup from a Beach."
the_scourge: i'm undecided as to wether such scams demonstrate a concerted smear attempt or are simply exposing the nasty nature of our 'corportate' culture
BingoBoingo: "Meanwhile, Mr. McCaleb and Ms. Burzlaff negotiated a settlement for their childrens support, but his behavior toward his kids mirrored his departure from Ripple and, to some degree, every company he incubated. He fled the scene when things went south at eDonkey. At Mt. Gox, he actually claimed the company no longer had any of his coding DNA, even though he still owned 12 percent of the company and advised on an attempt to acqu
mod6: na, just saw a bunch of those in there when looking through the hex of blk0001.dat, i think it's an OP_ script of some type maybe
BingoBoingo: "After the vote, as would prove to be his habit when faced with a situation not to his liking, Mr. McCaleb simply disappeared. He and Ms. Kim went to Costa Rica to surf, then to Brazil. Even close friends at Ripple Labs had no idea where their mercurial founder was for months at a time."
BingoBoingo: "This all culminated in a showdown meeting in which the board and key investors sided with Mr. Larsen. It was a 5-1 vote to keep Mr. Larsen as CEO with Mr. McCaleb himself being the lone dissenter. Even Mr. McCalebs ally, Mr. Powell, voted to retain Mr. Larsen, as did Roger Ver, another McCaleb friend in the room."
mod6: has anyone else seen the "G0D" magic number?
BingoBoingo: "Ms. Kims next big idea was to drop hints to the world that Mr. McCaleb was Satoshi Nakamoto. According to one person who worked at Ripple Labs at the time, Joyce was creating all kinds of rumors that Jed was Satoshi and Jed was happy to go along with it, smiling like the cat that ate the canary."
BingoBoingo: "Ms. Kim has one of the all-time great LinkedIn profiles: Harvard, Cornell, Columbia Law, the Innocence Project, Shearman & Sterling, two other law jobs, founder or CEO at two start-ups and now a venture capitalist."
gribble: The operation succeeded.
BingoBoingo: ;;later tell pete_dushenski Search for "Clean My Archives" if you consider using it be sure to read it. There isn't much to it.
pete_dushenski: twas in the logs
assbot: The World’s Email Encryption Software Relies on One Guy, Who is Going Broke - ProPublica ... ( http://bit.ly/1LRl7wk )
jurov: http://www.propublica.org/article/the-worlds-email-encryption-software-relies-on-one-guy-who-is-going-broke
assbot: Logged on 05-02-2015 06:30:52; phillipsjk: DeathAndTaxes on bitcoin talk made a detailed post explaining why the 1MB block size in not good for anything other than inter-bank transfers: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=946236.0 He estimetes 2-4 TPS basked on the last million transactions
mircea_popescu: he forgot to add mpex in there.
mircea_popescu: "he problem isn't a limit in general but that 1MB is so low that under any meaningful adoption scenario it will push all individual users off the blockchain to rely on trusted third parties. In essence you will probably be priced out of the blockchain and the blockchain becomes yet another network you will never have direct (peer) access to, just like FedWire, SWIFT, and other private closed transfer networks. "
assbot: Likely why Twitter has been trying to get news out ahead of earnings: User growth was only 1.4%, the worst on record. /search?q=%24TWTR&src=ctag
mircea_popescu: ascii_field "fixed sexist pronouns in manual for use of the alcohol swab employed pre-lethal injection"
ascii_field: redhat patch << i can't help but think that this is a 'wait, there was dioxin in my cyanide pill!111!' situation.
mircea_popescu: i dun believe the web is starved of anything nearly as badly as it's starved of usable value points of comparison. neatly mirrors how those kids are starved for exemplary leadership irl.
BingoBoingo: mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo: Everyone who wanted qntra to have a category page << remove the <li>, separate them by ; instead ? << Work in progress. Things in the categories will be getting some better sorting.
ascii_field: jurov: now to discover the payload!
mircea_popescu: besides, what "these folks" in the general wish and what individual folks actually managed when confronted with a bloody club are quite divorced matters.
ascii_field: mircea_popescu: these folks show every sign of intending to keep it all up until glassed.
mircea_popescu: i doubt the system couldsurvive a dozen total years of jailtime on this score.
mircea_popescu: make prosecutors personally liable for the use of fraudulently produced "proofs".
mircea_popescu: this also suggests how the problem is to be attacked.
mircea_popescu: "One particularly interesting tidbit is that when information about parallel construction in a case leaks, a special "Taint Review Team" must consult with a judge to determine which evidence must be turned over to the defense. The Taint Review team is also responsible for insulating prosecutors from evidence that would reveal the application of parallel construction methods in a case."
mircea_popescu: BingoBoingo "breeching the Silk Road" < breaching.
mircea_popescu: job not needed. they're doing their part being part of the greatest derpocracy in history.
pete_dushenski: http://www.npr.org/blogs/money/2015/02/05/382664837/map-the-most-common-job-in-every-state << heh america is all truck drivers now
mircea_popescu: TheNewDeal the most advantageous implications of the whole idea that i see probably have to do with privacy.
TheNewDeal: Mp, The largest difference is someone else being able to purchase a larger percentage sstake in the pool I am in
mircea_popescu: "When I was in Sicily, I couldn't even get a frickin' wifi login at the McDonalds without an Italian passport *and* a local registered sim. "
assbot: This is the wrong way to do the Internet. Don’t worry, there’s also a right way. | Contravex: A blog by Pete Dushenski ... ( http://bit.ly/1LRaFVw )
pete_dushenski: http://www.contravex.com/2015/02/05/this-is-the-wrong-way-to-do-the-internet-dont-worry-theres-also-a-right-way/
mircea_popescu: so basically the diff between betting and buying is 3% on one side, vs the risk premium on the other.
TheNewDeal: The specific premium and amount are what needs be negotiated
TheNewDeal: I usually just place a premium, like, 3% on the timeweight
mircea_popescu: TheNewDeal just trying to think through the valuations of this device. it's interesting.
mircea_popescu: ascii_field do they have classified networks directly connected is ther implication there ?!
ascii_field: mircea_popescu: incidentally, the mccune thing is not in any way fundamentally different from the -rest- of mainstream academia
TheNewDeal: The maximum i can make atm is 3.9
assbot: PLOS ONE: Disgust and the Politics of Sex: Exposure to a Disgusting Odorant Increases Politically Conservative Views on Sex and Decreases Support for Gay Marriage ... ( http://bit.ly/1FbeUXm )
ascii_field: '(S//REL NATO) We assess that any unclassified NATO network that is directly connected to the Internet should be considered potentially compromised, creating uncertainty regarding the confidentiality, integrity and continued availability of all data on that network.' << mega-lol
TheNewDeal: To me it doesnt matter the exact amount I make
mircea_popescu: as weigh is at 90k, even should you hold all the no you can't expect to make more than .189
mircea_popescu: TheNewDeal what i mean is, the value of buying 1 btc from you rather than betting 1 btc is given by the weight differential
mircea_popescu: mike_c TheNewDeal no dispute it can be done and has done. just, impediments, friction, that sort of consideration
mircea_popescu: TheNewDeal but your holding is worth at the very most .189 BTC, and that if no has a 100% chance to win ?
mircea_popescu kinda interested to see this model developped, but the fact that txns have to take a time, and a risk premium on top of what's actually bneing sold seems insurmontable
the_scourge: ascii_field: duly taken. i'm just trying to connect McCune to the articles i linked
mike_c: TheNewDeal: what are you holding?
ascii_field: the_scourge: you are making a loud public fool of yourself, unnecessarily. friendly warning.
ascii_field: the_scourge did not actually read a word of it
mircea_popescu: then charge for the amassed pseudoscience to be repeated in drivelly sources like the huffpo.
the_scourge: ascii_field: i thought perhaps your 'answer lies in the sewers' paper was talking about the olfactory conservative/liberal thing, but upon reading it, it seems like it's talking about something else... spanish nobility dumping their worker's bodies in the sewers? am i close?
mircea_popescu: unsurprisingly. sara miller mccune is a reputed con woman that came up with the following scam : make up fake "peer reviewed" scientific journals, then charge variouis idiots that were stpid enough to try and carve careers out of "social studies" a few hundred dollars to publish their goop
ascii_field: i must confess - despite having read every word of mr mold's UR (and got my fair fill of the author in his previous life, and likewise played in his hindley-milner mathemasturbatorium until could take it no more) - i am still no closer to grasping the_scourge's arguments
mircea_popescu: lol the_scourge you ever heard of one McCune ?
the_scourge: ascii_field: yes, i believe it's the same effect
the_scourge: sorry for the sources, i was struggling with my history grepping and resorted to ddg
ascii_field: !s answer lies in the sewers
mircea_popescu: 90% of all available anything, towards the end of things.
mircea_popescu: do you know how much time and effort the central command spent trying to narrow it down ?
ascii_field: e.g., if you worked at a paper factory in '91-93, you had a good chance of becoming de-facto owner of a hundred tonnes of paper - suddenly unobtainable in the usual way - and some pull.
mircea_popescu: they built that access.
ascii_field: one of the few genuinely valuable nuggets in orlov is his summary (for engl. folks) of how sov. supply chain had such abundant slack (no 'just in time' anywhere) that many folks had access to serious stashes of $good
mircea_popescu: quite more literally than is the case here, anyway.
ascii_field: mircea_popescu: actually just that. pointing out that virtually none of the people involved are 'free men' in the sense of having any kind of independent finance
mircea_popescu: the "turn the other cheek" folk over there. the "if you as much as bother a hair of my beard I'll gouge your fucking eyes out with your own detached ribs" folk over here.
ascii_field: and how does that fix the fella up with food & house ?
mircea_popescu: ascii_field the notion that there exists an ending for every character doesn't hold.
ascii_field: it isn't like they have an alternative 'pepsi usa' which they can escape to and help it build death rays.
mircea_popescu: "never interrupt the enemy when he's making a mistake". fortunately the internet makes so that "help him instead" remains undetectable.
ascii_field: hey if j. watson can be lowered into pederasty, why not any other greybeard lecturer
mircea_popescu: "With his wiry grayish-brown hair, his tortoiseshell glasses and his intensity, Professor Lewin is the iconic brilliant scientist
he is at once larger than life and totally accessible."
mircea_popescu: well, the enemy proposes that relevancy is a matter of headcount.
ascii_field: what'd be the objective ?
mircea_popescu: if i weren't so lazy i guess i'd organise a special cell to create these derpy "controversies" about every single intellectually productive us person and have the academia "sever ties" with them.
assbot: MIT cuts ties with Walter Lewin after online harassment probe - The Tech ... ( http://bit.ly/1Fb6AqH )
mircea_popescu: check out the meta-nsa at work !
ascii_field: what was the output ?
ascii_field: though technically shouldn't conflict with any of them
ascii_field: then (1)
ascii_field: 2) your build isn't even happening with the patched (non-zlib) makefile
ascii_field: hence, either 1) your build is trying to use a 'modern' boost
mircea_popescu: there's that.
ascii_field: clearly marked, zlib is toggled off; and, in the comment, warns that recent 'boost' is braindamaged and demands it anyway
ascii_field: the thing shouldn't ever be asking for zlib!
ascii_field: and here's another dead giveaway
ascii_field: no, then, assuming nothing changed, will croak
mircea_popescu: well then it'll work, nothing to default to
ascii_field: (installed the usual way)
ascii_field: try building on a box that doesn't even -have- the libs
ascii_field: other thing is
mike_c: the export lines look ok..