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6141  Other / Politics & Society / Re: People wonder why I don't take their advice. on: March 26, 2012, 12:05:39 AM
Trust me when I say there are no big questions. My points is that things are only relevant when you want them to be. Anything goes.

It's hard for me to assign any relevance to your questions. So what if a tree falls down and that I am not there to perceive it? In the end, I can make the reality whatever I wish and it would be the same as if it actually happened.

I say release all bonds you have to your supposed reality, social conventions and even yourself. Just live, let live. That's at least, how I perceive.

Heh, in summary, it just doesn't matter to me. Why should it matter to me? It brings me no scarce joy.

I hope that one day you will truly care for another person.  On that day you will understand.

Or, perhaps you will build up your ego-centric attitude to the point that you will never allow anyone close enough to develop a bond.  You wouldn't be the first person to die alone and miserable.

Your road is the road to misery.  You won't believe me, and you won't care about the claim of some idiot on the internet, but it is reality.  You can reject it as false for as long as you'd like, but if you do so for too long, you'll never be able to escape the snare you've put yourself in.

I understand your cockiness is expanded by all the attacks you receive, and that is a shame.  If people only understood the monster they were creating, I'd like to think they would stop.  But, maybe they do understand, and like you, just don't give a damn.  After all, the only one who will suffer from your cockiness is you.

You seem to be in exactly the attitude I warned about when I mentioned the Yoga Sutras.  Check yourself before you wreck yourself.
6142  Other / Politics & Society / Re: People wonder why I don't take their advice. on: March 25, 2012, 11:47:19 PM
I'm very familiar with Buddhist philosophy. I accept everything as-is but I still prefer certain things. I am a nihilist of course, so there is nothing inherently right or wrong. In the end, whatever pleases me is what I do.

Doesn't that make you a Hedonist rather than a Nihilist?
Nihilism is simply realizing that there is no objective reality outside the human experience. Beyond that, anything goes. A hedonist would say all men should aim for pleasure. I do not.

So if a tree falls and nobody is around, it doesn't make a sound?

If an individual percieves it as such.

But nobody is around... so no perception occurred by a human.

But if there is no noise, why does the deer jump and run off?  Or are you counting the deer as an "individual" who is part of the "human experience"?

I know you're going to say "but how do you know the deer jumped if nobody was around?".  To this I would say, I don't know, but that doesn't negate the reality of the situation.  Unknown != Unreal.

Reality is merely a perception, even the entities that are obscured.

There is no reality. There is only you. There is only your perceptions. Everything is a perception. Everything, in essence, is you. We are you. You are we. We are perceptions.

Getting me?

I get you, but trust me when I say you're just using rhetoric to avoid really facing the big questions.
6143  Other / Politics & Society / Re: People wonder why I don't take their advice. on: March 25, 2012, 11:30:09 PM
I'm very familiar with Buddhist philosophy. I accept everything as-is but I still prefer certain things. I am a nihilist of course, so there is nothing inherently right or wrong. In the end, whatever pleases me is what I do.

Doesn't that make you a Hedonist rather than a Nihilist?
Nihilism is simply realizing that there is no objective reality outside the human experience. Beyond that, anything goes. A hedonist would say all men should aim for pleasure. I do not.

So if a tree falls and nobody is around, it doesn't make a sound?

If an individual percieves it as such.

But nobody is around... so no perception occurred by a human.

But if there is no noise, why does the deer jump and run off?  Or are you counting the deer as an "individual" who is part of the "human experience"?

I know you're going to say "but how do you know the deer jumped if nobody was around?".  To this I would say, I don't know, but that doesn't negate the reality of the situation.  Unknown != Unreal.
6144  Other / Politics & Society / Re: People wonder why I don't take their advice. on: March 25, 2012, 10:42:58 PM
I'm very familiar with Buddhist philosophy. I accept everything as-is but I still prefer certain things. I am a nihilist of course, so there is nothing inherently right or wrong. In the end, whatever pleases me is what I do.

Doesn't that make you a Hedonist rather than a Nihilist?
Nihilism is simply realizing that there is no objective reality outside the human experience. Beyond that, anything goes. A hedonist would say all men should aim for pleasure. I do not.

So if a tree falls and nobody is around, it doesn't make a sound?
6145  Other / Politics & Society / Re: People wonder why I don't take their advice. on: March 25, 2012, 09:48:56 PM
I'm very familiar with Buddhist philosophy. I accept everything as-is but I still prefer certain things. I am a nihilist of course, so there is nothing inherently right or wrong. In the end, whatever pleases me is what I do.

Doesn't that make you a Hedonist rather than a Nihilist?
6146  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Making a BTC pitch to a billionaire on: March 25, 2012, 09:44:55 PM
Based on the size of the investment and expected balance of trade, this is going to end up being one guy in Nairobi buying Bitcoins until his $20,000 runs out, isn't it?

I mean, do you have any idea how much was invested in Tradehill?  And it failed and could never even afford a MSB license.

I have a feeling licensing would be less of an issue outside the US.
6147  Other / Politics & Society / Re: People wonder why I don't take their advice. on: March 25, 2012, 09:02:27 PM
While you may be far noisier than I ever was, your philosophy reminds me a lot of mine when I was younger.  There is some truth to your statements, but you're a bit over the top in assigning the worst of the world to the "status quo".  There really is a lot of good out there, but it takes more effort to see it.

I don't normally do this since a naive interpretation can lead you astray, but for you I will recommend you study the Yoga Sutras.  http://swamij.com/yoga-sutras-narrative.htm is an excellent read.  But, I'll warn you: if you get to the point (like I did) that you feel everything is perfect and doing the right thing takes no effort, check yourself before you wreck yourself.  If you do wreck yourself, you'll learn vastly more, but the biggest lesson you'll come out with is that sometimes not knowing really is better.

"Learning to unlearn is the highest form of learning."
- Swami Jnaneshvara
6148  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: I would like to buy your C++ expertise on: March 25, 2012, 08:45:47 PM
I've read that - but this is my first time programming anything and I not clear on a few things. 

I'd hack it together for you for a few bitcoins, but I'm on vacation.  In the absence of spec-reading skills, I would suggest you look at this: http://www.cplusplus.com/forum/beginner/4307/, or as yogi suggested, use a library that does the heavy lifting for you.  I've not used wxBitmap, so I can't speak to it, but OpenCV has really easy image file writing APIs.  If you are using OpenGL, this link has code to write out a BMP from the buffer returned by glReadPixels: http://dave.thehorners.com/tech-talk/programming/124-opengl-writing-the-framebuffer-to-disk.  If you appreciate my google-fu, any bitcents sent to my signature address will be met with a corresponding level of gratitude.
6149  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: I would like to buy your C++ expertise on: March 25, 2012, 08:17:51 PM
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMP_file_format
6150  Economy / Speculation / Re: You guys watching this shit live! on: March 25, 2012, 08:16:16 PM
dude calm down, it's a 20 cent temporary correction

Roll Eyes

you guys all pray for a big dump fallowed by a big rise, when the  dump happens you all go short. Tongue



That was just a little dump... more to come before we have a "big dump".
6151  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: hey all on: March 25, 2012, 05:09:55 PM
I don't like being on the third page....


But I can program in Delphi / Pascal, python, C# and C++, Visual Basic and .net, Java, OpenGL, HTML and most variants of HTML, mysql DB,  javascript, CSS and its variants and flash. Some that I have listed I know enough to code well enough but I still have to look up some protocols and such such as VB , OpenGL , MySQL, and Flash....

Get in line man... Delphi and Pascal are the only ones not on my list.  There are hundreds of other programmers in this community, and nobody ever gets work by advertising here.  Occasionally, there are job offers you can apply for if you keep a look out, but the market is saturated on our side.

You'd have much better luck with www.elance.com.  Mention bitcoin as an accepted payment method in your proposals.  Most will ignore it and just pay you in USD, but my hope is to raise awareness and eventually someone will take me up on my offer to work for less bitcoin (elance fees are 6-8% from each side, so it is less for them and about the same for me).

Im not looking to do projects for others... I am looking to just mull around here and see if anything of use needs/can be coded and I will do it and give them away. I am looking to just sell my mtgox bot to 5-10 ppl so I can get respect and some posts about me so I can get on peoples good sides and so people know my programs aren't for stealing your wallet or keylogging or anything other malicious.

Respect is all I am looking for and if people want to donate me some bitcoins that would be great. I need some more bitcoins to get more cash by using my bot to do some short selling on mtgox Smiley

If respect is what you're looking for, quit trying to hustle.  Contribute to one of the many open-source projects surrounding bitcoin, or start your own in an area you see a need for improvement.  "Pay me so you can trust me" is not going to get you anywhere.
6152  Economy / Marketplace / Re: Bitcoinica - Advanced Bitcoin Trading Platform on: March 25, 2012, 04:48:54 PM
Bitcoinica somehow just lost me $7.00 (10:1) I placed an order at $4.60 to buy and it purchased 50 coins at $4.80...
I would like a refund.

Sounds like you didn't use the proper order type.
6153  Economy / Speculation / Re: It's called a correction (waveaddict's bitcoin charting subscription thread) on: March 25, 2012, 04:47:25 PM
I will definitely focus more on non-Elliott Wave charting for the foreseeable future with my day to day emails since what has happened these last few days makes little to no sense from an Elliott Wave standpoint and therefore I cannot just keep following slight error after error down the rabbits hole.  
Do you have any idea why this could be the case?

It didn’t make any sense to me either. But then again, so did the rise from the 4.5, then the 4.75 low not make sense to me at all at the time. Like it wasn’t supposed to happen, and yet it did, both times up and down.

I enjoyed this email btw. Smiley

Small market means people can troll all the elliott wavers.  When both major analysts are saying "up is the only option", down sounds pretty good if you have the funds to do some squeezing.
6154  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: hey all on: March 25, 2012, 04:30:00 PM
I don't like being on the third page....


But I can program in Delphi / Pascal, python, C# and C++, Visual Basic and .net, Java, OpenGL, HTML and most variants of HTML, mysql DB,  javascript, CSS and its variants and flash. Some that I have listed I know enough to code well enough but I still have to look up some protocols and such such as VB , OpenGL , MySQL, and Flash....

Get in line man... Delphi and Pascal are the only ones not on my list.  There are hundreds of other programmers in this community, and nobody ever gets work by advertising here.  Occasionally, there are job offers you can apply for if you keep a look out, but the market is saturated on our side.

You'd have much better luck with www.elance.com.  Mention bitcoin as an accepted payment method in your proposals.  Most will ignore it and just pay you in USD, but my hope is to raise awareness and eventually someone will take me up on my offer to work for less bitcoin (elance fees are 6-8% from each side, so it is less for them and about the same for me).
6155  Economy / Speculation / Re: #1 most popular Bitcoin Price Forecasts (subscribe here: bitcoinbullbear.com) on: March 25, 2012, 04:16:45 PM
Notme was just trolling...   

But this guy is not right 100% of the time even thought he pretends he is. I just wonder how much over 50% it is.

+1

His public updates have been particularly wrong recently though.  In the past, they were better.  Still, I doubt he's intentionally screwing the public.
6156  Economy / Speculation / Re: #1 most popular Bitcoin Price Forecasts (subscribe here: bitcoinbullbear.com) on: March 25, 2012, 03:20:55 PM
As I've stated here before I am very critical of S3052 because there is no way Technical Analysis can predict future market development. Nevertheless, I get the feeling without his analysis, I'd be far worse off. And I'm talking about the free service here. It would be good to have a kind of peer review of his work.

Interestingly, the fact that he was wrong with his prediction of March 17 convinces me that he is very good in what he is doing. It isn't fortune telling, but TA, nothing more, nothing less.

Therefore, I will give him a chance and subscribe to check out the exclusive service.

I believe you'll find in many cases that his public updates are just there to find suckers to take the other side of the bet he's advised his subscribers to make.
6157  Economy / Services / Re: GPUMAX | The Bitcoin Mining Marketplace on: March 25, 2012, 04:10:59 AM
Is there a "request invite here" thread that I've missed or do we just politely ask here then?

Smiley

gpumax.com

insert email->request invite
6158  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: MtGox API on: March 25, 2012, 01:09:00 AM
The ruby code seems to use the 0 API?

Yes, looking at the code it does appear to be the case.  However, you should be able to add a method to client.rb and call get or post on any URL you'd like.  Any more questions to bug me with during my vacation?
6159  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: MtGox API on: March 25, 2012, 12:38:24 AM
Is there more info available on format of the returned json data? I.e. the structure of the open orders.

TIA,
Andreas


Use a puts or look at the code to see how the json is parsed.
6160  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Response from Linode regarding the theft case on: March 24, 2012, 02:52:22 AM
I still say they should be sued. It happened due to their own internal policies with employees and security, not because of the customer's account security. How is that not 100% their fault?

Well if their terms say they aren't liable maybe not sued but definitely investigated by some external crime fighting agency. I mean are we seriously take their word for what exactly happened?

If it's an American company I'd contact the FBI. And if it's not it'd contact their countries respective crime fighting agency. Let's not just rollover every time someone get's their wallet stollen, these things can get investigated, if not by tracing the money, maybe they can do it by tracing the breach.

+1
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