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Mon Dec 30 06:29:43 UTC 2013 <benkay> it's almost as though willet et al have heard about a thing called a spec and how some people involved with bitcoin think the cryptocurrency might be better off with a spec than new features, chose to 'implement' a 'spec' that's wholly inadequate to the task at hand
Mon Dec 30 06:28:19 UTC 2013 <benkay> read: it's non trivially parsed from this moronic 'spec'.
Fri Dec 27 00:26:48 UTC 2013 <asciilifeform> still appears to... resist. to spec
Sun Dec 22 23:53:36 UTC 2013 <ivstr28> seems to be lots of hyperbole, when when there are valid criticisms, the spec gets updated
Mon Dec 16 03:08:58 UTC 2013 <BingoBoingo> benkay: Well You can spec a Turing complete language on a napkin in the bar. What takes time is building an implementation that runs on something. For most applications now, the various *nix's are going to be the best things available. If you want to write a new future of computing though instead of inventing Urbit someone could have just as well made a *nix that only offered as a Userland GNU Guile. It seems to me the Closest thi
Sun Dec 15 01:55:06 UTC 2013 <KRS|Gotyawallet> they were but a spec on the timeline i long forgot about that name
Thu Dec 12 20:24:14 UTC 2013 <mircea_popescu> their spec is uniquely obscure
Thu Dec 12 16:10:57 UTC 2013 <ozbot> [Update] Spec announced for the Cardano, S.NSA's first product
Wed Dec 11 20:23:03 UTC 2013 <mircea_popescu> this is one of those situations where the spec may only grow. you're free to add css into the spec, but you are not allowed to "stop supporting" table elements or w/e
Tue Dec 10 00:43:08 UTC 2013 <asciilifeform> refer to the (admittedly slightly obsolete) spec on mp's site.
Mon Dec 09 04:24:45 UTC 2013 <nubbins`> spec work is for suckers
Mon Dec 09 04:24:02 UTC 2013 <Vexual> *spec
Thu Dec 05 01:16:59 UTC 2013 <dub> don't assume its faulty before reading mobo spec anyway
Wed Dec 04 00:00:57 UTC 2013 <mircea_popescu> ThickAsThieves` it was in the original spec
Tue Dec 03 21:36:11 UTC 2013 <mircea_popescu> under budget and over spec.
Wed Nov 27 18:59:13 UTC 2013 <BingoBoingo> pankkake: Not really. How thoroughly did you try to spec it?
Tue Nov 26 14:00:43 UTC 2013 <turbo_ac100> Hi, I submitted the "CIPHERTRADE will go live on 02-01-2014 " bet. Rejection reason is " Needs better specs". The spec was: People are able to submit new assets.
Thu Nov 14 05:57:11 UTC 2013 <mircea_popescu> this actually was rejected by everyone on the grounds that it makes the stuff so easily brickable by even the slightest cosmetic changes in the "spec" (ie, code) that it's not worth it.
Wed Oct 30 00:44:02 UTC 2013 <BingoBoingo> OpenPGP may be what the spec is called now, but GPG seems to be the only implementation that matters.