October 2018 - cypherpunks - lists.cpunks.org

3rd largest Euro population, Brazil, democratically removes democracy - Bolsonaro elected - [PEACE]
by Zenaan Harkness 29 Oct '18

29 Oct '18

Brazil is the third largest European-descent population in the world, behind America and Russia. Wignats watching, learning. Only question is - will you're country be next? <uproarious laughter> OH! Shirt! Fullibug! Dang, that's funny - what we really mean is (((their))) country, right? Hah, oh, <snort>, you know, sorry 'bout dat! </> REMEMBER - get out and VOTE Democrat, as the world REALLY needs another couple years of this comedy show :D In fact, make sure all your friends vote Democrat too - drive them to the booths a few at a time, the rest of the world's laughter quota (two years bruh!) is depending on -you-! Peace muh wigs! LIVE: Bolsonaro Holocausts The Vote: 90,000,000 Whites Getting Nationalist Military Government https://dailystormer.name/memetic-election-live-bolsonaro-holocausts-the-vo…

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The value of #OpenEverything - IBM buys RedHat @ $34,000,000,000 !
by Zenaan Harkness 29 Oct '18

29 Oct '18

#OpenEverything folks - in one sense, certainly better news than Yemenis slaughtered by the thousands and not a peep vs 11 Jews in the US and the Eiffel tower "lights out" for a night - I guess one Jewish life is worth about 10K Yemenis in this NWO. IBM to Become World’s Biggest Hybrid Cloud Provider After Purchase of Red Hat https://sputniknews.com/us/201810291069301271-usa-ibm-cloud-software-red-ha… IBM Buys Red Hat Linux https://slashdot.org/submission/8774339/ibm-buys-red-hat-linux IBM buys Red Hat software company for $US34b, including debt https://www.afr.com/technology/ibm-buys-red-hat-software-company-for-us34b-… And some truth: Forget Watson, the Red Hat acquisition may be the thing that saves IBM https://techcrunch.com/2018/10/28/forget-watson-the-red-hat-acquisition-may…

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Help needed - trans-caucasion girl being viciously vilified - support her now! - [PEACE] [TDS]
by Zenaan Harkness 28 Oct '18

28 Oct '18

OK, this one's otta the box, but dang girl, i's gug y'all - express yo support toDAY. Yo! 'tube direct: youtube-dl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caVdXzTHG70 -f43 (~22MiB) Hateful Bigots Invalidate Brave Trans-Caucasian Girl for Expressing Her Identity Luis Castillo Daily Stormer October 28, 2018 https://dailystormer.name/hateful-bigots-invalidate-brave-trans-caucasian-g… … You go, girl. Don’t let anyone tell you who you can and can’t be. … Truth.

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Re: latest false flag attack?
by juan 28 Oct '18

28 Oct '18

On Sat, 27 Oct 2018 13:13:48 -0700 Razer <g2s(a)riseup.net> wrote: > seen a pic of the device and mailer? https://66.media.tumblr.com/5be62ea87ebb6d018b7c9375b03fc57c/tumblr_ph9vzxI… yeah looks like a joke. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cesar_sayoc "Law enforcement officials told Associated Press the devices contained batteries and timers but were not rigged to explode when they opened" >... diversion... well yes that too. > My theory on this? That Khashoggi was really spying for the saudis on the US nuke weapons pgm with tacit consent of certain aspects of the US govt, was outed, I haven't paid much attention to the case but the guy being a double agent did cross my mind. Why would a 'dissident' go to the embassy? Oh yes, so that the saudi govt could kill him more easily. Makes perfect sense... >and unlike Pollard was snatched home before being busted. It took a few days to smooth some ruffled feathers at the DOJ and grab the script from the 60s vintage horror movie House on Haunted Hill. Pepe Escobar has noted the CIA KNEW he was going to be snatched and did nothing further validating my hypothesis. He was too high value to be disposable. He was one of the CIA operators responsible for AQ when the US was using them to run the Russians out of Afghanistan. The only possible reason they MIGHT have killed him... That he was killed as a mafia-style message to Donald Trump, a long time friend of the Khashoggis that he WAS NOT to fuck with the current state of US-Saudi relations in re Yemen, nuclear power tech, etc no matter what, or else. Trump understands Mafia Messages. He IS mafia. See: http://www.madcowprod.com/2016/03/09/donald-trump-palm-beach-homies/ which is well linked to high quality sources.Rr ps: for some reasoning your client isn't using any newlines? See how your message looks ere https://lists.cpunks.org/pipermail/cypherpunks/2018-October/043663.html

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Cryptocurrency: Banks and Wall Street Playbook Scam
by grarpamp 28 Oct '18

28 Oct '18

On 10/27/18, Steven Schear <schear.steve(a)gmail.com> wrote: > On Mon, Oct 1, 2018, 11:28 AM grarpamp <grarpamp(a)gmail.com> wrote: > >> > Financial scams like 2008 are always effective ops because >> they don't teach any of that in school to the non elite masses. >> > > Great video on how the WS grandees missed prior major market opportunities, > as they did the crypto asset boat, and are now talking their book so they > can manipulate Bitcoin lower and get in at better prices and make a > killing. > > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVXC8zYE-10 The full video is here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_qmYTKN3Rs No different than geriatric politicians in thier lofty retirement homes known as your Congresses when it comes to foregone unstoppable rapid tech and societal change. True, they missed the early curve and have been in FOMO mode spilling FUD ever since the first big news wave around 2013+. Anyone who sells spent money now, rather than rebalance and spend and replace, is still likely to miss out big time. The Cabal wants to be Bank players in metering out coin at a premium to the masses 10 years out when the dolts of the earth get it on their phones as paycheck to spend at the supermarket while they sit back and collect trans fees and loans. There are many reasons for them to spill FUD. There is no other reason for them to be buying coin. It is too risky for them to gamble on a suprise dump scheme years from now from $250k back down to their buy price at $5k in order to remain fiat kings, when they could just keep accumulating coin, dump fiat, and become coin kings. They know cryptocurrency has them by the balls, so now they're trying to run game. What is mere interesting is what coins they're buying and developing... whether those coins are distributed decentralized mined confirmation crypto-anarchy coins... or their own cabal shitcoins. The Sheeple will accept as truth whatever coins work first. So you need to beat the Banks, Steet, and Govts at their game by getting your crypto-anarchy coin adopted right fucking now before their Cabal-Govt shitcoins. Or you will lose your chance forever. You should have ignored all that Govt Bank Permission ICO Shitcoin and Forking FUD. But you ate it up like stupid sheeple. Now you've got at least four years to make up by working four times as hard to win adoption. You don't need permission to do that. Not then, not now, not ever. Just do it.

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Re: latest false flag attack?
by juan 28 Oct '18

28 Oct '18

I originally was wondering about the NEXT false flag attack or inside job that tazer's employers, that is the US military, will do. Somehow we ended up talking about a previous inside job. So, to recap some facts about 9/11 : 1) there was no 'hijacked' commercial plane at the pentagon (thanks James for linking evidence) 2) WTC7 is an example of controlled demolition that gets a score of 9/10, it is so good. 3) of course the twin towers were blown up using the same technique, apart from the damage from 'planes' that alone could not have brought them down in the way that was seen on tee vee. 4) the party that promotes the official conspiracy theory has a track record of hundreds of years of mass murder and a bunch of other crimes against humanity. Taking a single word of what they say as half credible is a joke. But anyway, see 1), 2), 3) above.

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“would destroy the entire master narrative of official liberal historiography” - Ivan "the terrible" - [PEACE]
by Zenaan Harkness 28 Oct '18

28 Oct '18

Ivan "the terrible" was terrible to the western "elite" and Jewish bankers running and profiting from the Slavic slave trade raids into Russia, taking 100s of 1000s of Slavs and selling them all over "the world". Bankers of yore, bankers of today. Russian slavic "near animals" of Ivan's time, "it's the Russians!" of today. A little history courtesy Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson: Ivan the 'Terrible' Wasn't Terrible at All - an Oligarch-Busting, Virtuous Hero, Demonized by the West https://russia-insider.com/en/history/ivan-terrible-wasnt-terrible-all-olig… … The Balkan Slavs and the Russians were at war with a huge network of capital at the end of the Renaissance that has yet to be analyzed in English. The tight bond among immensely wealthy Jews, European elites and Tartar empire-builders would destroy the entire master narrative of official liberal historiography. This alliance, and several others to the north and west, caused Moscow to engage in Herculean efforts to mobilize enough men and resources to keep three or four large enemies at bay simultaneously. This had to be done also with harsh winters, poor soil, difficult travel and internal divisions often goaded by foreigners. This is the source of the Muscovite policy of centralization and service-estate monarchy. It is the historical condition for the Russian mind and defined the Russian national character.4 The literature in English usually decries the “lust for power” of the tsars and the “massacre” of helpless Muslims and defenders of Kazan under Ivan IV. The official narrative is uncomfortable with the fact that Russia barely escaped total genocide at this time, and only by the total mobilization of every possible man to create a war machine capable of defending its own borders was Russia ever preserved at all. In the best of times this was a risky gamble. At the worst of times, millions of Russians were exterminated, enslaved and exploited. …

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Documentary: Loose Change, Remo Conscious
by grarpamp 28 Oct '18

28 Oct '18

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The Assassination Of Donald Trump
by Steven Schear 28 Oct '18

28 Oct '18

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-10-23/cj-hopkins-assassination-donald-t…

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the Expression Problem and its solutions - [PROGRAMMING]
by Zenaan Harkness 27 Oct '18

27 Oct '18

The Expression Problem is faced by all programmers who create anything other than simple programs. Represent abstractions with types, add procedures, methods or functions (choose your term) to manipulate those types, and some time later, one is invariably faced with the 2 problems: - adding new types/ classes - adding new operations/ functions This be the essence of the problem of programming abstractions. Eli Bendersky does a fine job of both laying out this "fundamental" problem of computing and the traditional approaches to solving this problem, namely: - OO programming with syntax for classes (syntactically co-located data with the operations on that data), whereby adding types is relatively straightforward (provided for syntactically); whilst adding operations requires changing function sets or "interfaces", which in general requires more than merely adding functions, impacting (undesirably) the type declarations (classes). - functional programming inverts this ease of modification aspect, since operations are the first order syntax, which thus leads the programmer to design his program with functions/ operations as primal, thus adding functions is the simple program extension mechanism just like adding data types or classes is the simple OO extension mechanism; whilst adding new data types in the functional language requires all existing functions to be (again, undesirably) modified to handle the new data type. The same "expression problem" thus manifests from either side of the programming language spectrum. Velly interdasting. Bendersky lays it out clearly, and with nice little matrix PNG images, then goes on with the (relatively, at least in C++) complex "visitor pattern" which is typically used to solve this problem in C++, using virtual multiple inheritance and dynamic type checking - not the simplicity we crave for our programming solution baskets. Enter the White Knight, Clojure, with syntax so powerful only Lisp dialects raise their heads in a collective superiority sneer. The secret? Clojure syntactically hides multiple dispatch behind reasonably elegant syntax - so the performance hit is there, but at least achieving the result is not a syntactic nightmare of virtual multiple inheritance + RTTI functionality or some ungodly template syntax. But it's actually only single dispatch? Yes, there be more lurking secrets - what Clojure calls "open methods": “Note a crucial difference between how methods are defined in C++/Java and in Clojure. In C++/Java, methods have to be part of a class and defined (or at least declared) in its body. You cannot add a method to a class without changing the class's source code. In Clojure, you can. In fact, since data types and multimethods are orthogonal entities, this is by design. Methods simply live outside types - they are first class citizens, rather than properties of types. We don't add methods to a type, we add new methods that act upon the type. This doesn't require modifying the type's code in any way (or even having access to its code).” Clojure "protocols" (from Java POV, "simple, usuall single-method Interfaces) also get a look in. Here's the source, Luke: The Expression Problem and its solutions https://eli.thegreenplace.net/2016/the-expression-problem-and-its-solutions/ Bendersky even does a second round - recommended: More thoughts on the Expression Problem in Haskell https://eli.thegreenplace.net/2018/more-thoughts-on-the-expression-problem-… So notwithstanding that Clojure runs on the JVM, note Java's first class syntactic citizens are classes (in comparison to Clojure's first class functions): java - What is a first class citizen function? - Stack Overflow https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5178068/what-is-a-first-class-citizen-f… “So, objects are the first class citizens in java. Admittedly, java8 supports passing of methods (method behavior, to be precise) to other methods using functional interfaces and lambda expressions. But that does not mean that java has functions as first class citizens.” Note that Java 8 syntactically adds "first class functions" which are represented internally/ in the JVM, as classes (perhaps this is how Clojure runs on the JVM?): Java 8: Simple Example of First-class Functions http://4dev.tech/2015/08/java-8-simple-example-of-first-class-functions/ (Observing Java's predicates and other such Lisp wanna be syntax, it's rather fugly IMEHO.) The link to Bendersky was highlighted by Stephen Mann in his this week's mailing list mailout, where he also links to his recent blog on "good names" in programming: Good Code Depends on Good Names https://stephenmann.io/post/good-code-depends-on-good-names/ I can't find his email list archives, but here's his blog index: http://stephenmann.io/

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