David Vennik Feb 26 2022
To make it easier for people to learn how to eliminate toxic people from their lives, I devised a short set of memorable keywords that can be used to help remember how to identify the behaviours of manipulators.
There is 9 core tactics and with the knowledge of these, and how to respond to them, you can dramatically change your life for the better.
| # The Manipulation Protocol | |
| ## How to recognise psychopathic manipulation behaviour and what to do about it | |
| David Vennik | |
| Feb 26 2022 | |
| To make it easier for people to learn how to eliminate toxic people from their lives, I devised a short set of memorable keywords that can be used to help remember how to identify the behaviours of manipulators. | |
| There is 9 core tactics and with the knowledge of these, and how to respond to them, you can dramatically change your life for the better. |
| ssh-ed25519 AAAAC3NzaC1lZDI1NTE5AAAAIL1WKsB30F1x5O0zDO51SQyqhrQYRVXDGWlICChYcnK4 Loki Verloren <[email protected]> |
This is the latest state I got to near completion before I had to abandon the Parallelcoin project.
This is a commandline/environment args/config file system with a custom atomic configuration values list system that uses a novel combinatorics based linting system to check on programmer errors as well as the standard sanitizers and whatnot.
The following is a bundle of sysctl and other things to make linux keep more data from disk in memory.
The last line specifically precaches a huge amount of file data immediately to memory, you should use du -h -d0 /path/to/somewhere' to find out how big the paths you set for this. A typical /usr` folder on current linux will be around 7gb, and my go compilation cache sits at around 11gb, which is comfortable in 32gb and it definitely speeds things up.
#!/bin/bash
modprobe bfq
for d in /sys/block/nvme0*
do
# HDD (tuned for Seagate SMR drive)
I hereby claim:
To claim this, I am signing this object:
I hereby claim:
To claim this, I am signing this object:
The semantic difference between journal and ledger is a very simple one - it starts with many snippets, and over time the tail becomes the final version that contains everything essential from the many little parts that compose it.
The correspondence of 'many small parts' to this protocol, there is a race to pin the network maximum confirmations to each recently passed transactions.
Interval Tree Clocks are a system whereby special set-based splitting and joining operations that can determine the time-ordering of many sparsely connected events. There is an implementation for Java, C and Erlang, that has been forked here and will be ported to Go when the next phase of the roadmap begins:
The best way to approach the limitations of Go's type system in regards to the function signature and closures, is to simply use variables. This also gives you something you can set to nil to become a typed nil, which is quite nasty syntax also.
var DefaultHandler = func(s string) error {
return nil
}