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2025-01-18 02:04:28

Conversation with my older brother
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2024-12-30 15:49:31

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Resolved

2024-12-30 14:59:25

Did I get rugged by @npub1v5u…n0v5?
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2024-12-17 12:45:09

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2024-12-06 21:11:21

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Maybe something like:
"On a scale of 1-10, how worried are you about unintended consequences?"

2024-12-06 20:03:59

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OK. So:
- maybe
-no
-yes
-yes
-yes
-yes
-yes
Not just trolling here. Just doesn't seem objective. Nor has the discussion about covenants all along IMO.
Obviously people aren't objective in their opinions about something so significant as the future of Bitcoin. But I think it's a big part of why it hasn't gained the traction people think it should

2024-12-06 19:21:51

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So:
Evaluating = maybe
No = maybe (on the original post - updated to 'no' in the linked document)
Deficient = ok
Weak = pretty good
Wanting = would be nice
Acceptable = do it
Prefer = cowabunga!

2024-12-02 03:21:54

Just discovered your stuff. Will keep listening
https://fountain.fm/episode/OhASjH2Z6h9ZhautXLvc
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2024-10-13 05:35:47

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Disagree. The top 4 are:
Empire
New Hope
Rogue one
RotJ
I don't care about the rest

2024-09-14 02:23:59

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Lol "an Austrian philosopher who championed free markets and argued against socialism.." They literally can't say Mises

2024-09-05 01:01:54

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Language is organic. It's not that somebody somewhere chose to overcomplicate things. It's just that if you want to be an international Spanish speaker, you need to be aware that you might hear it either way.
I've always said 'cupiera,' but I've probably heard 'cupiese' more.
It's hard to wrap your mind around the subjunctive with a purely academic approach. But in spoken Spanish it's used a lot. You start to pick it up quickly.
'Cuando puedas' is ubiquitous as a polite way to say 'when you can / at your convenience.' 'If / then' statements are another big one. 'I'd have (conditional) all the money inthe world, if I was (subjunctive - fuera / fuese) a wealthy girl.'