LeoWandersleb
Leo Wandersleb

What are the features of LinkedIn you would like to bring to nostr? I see:
* Skill endorsements!
* CV: When did they work for whom in which position? It would be great to have a dedicated event kind for that, to make it machine readable. Although with LLMs, it can probably be distilled from their posts cheaply, soon.
* Skill Assessment ... used to be a thing. TIL it was removed almost a year ago. As it was based on tests you did in the browser, it's probably trivial to cheat especially with LLMs. But still, if some school attests to some skills of mine, they should give me a nostr badge.

2024-11-11 00:15:09

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I got to go to bed. I first saw a hairless dog sleeping.

2024-11-10 22:20:01

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Ok. Disappointing. I thought it was one of those things where those shitcoin smart contracts would actually have a real world use case.

2024-11-10 22:18:17

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s/spawn and wipe out volume/spawn and wipe out bets/g

2024-11-10 22:17:25

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Can you please elaborate? Why is it not interesting to know how much is in the bets? Isn't it way more interesting than the volume if any party can just spawn and wipe out volume? If done quickly, this should boost the volume for free. Granted, it would also increase the "open interest" for a second but that's easy to ignore if you track the median open interest over the last week or so.
Also how do bets get bootstrapped? So there is a bet X. How is liquidity created. Who determines the price initially? If I think, odds are 20%, so I would be willing to buy yes for 19ct and no for 79ct, who do I buy from?

2024-11-10 21:31:45

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So a centralized entity determines what you can bet on and the outcome but the bets are anonymous and decentralized? Or do I have to register to bet? There was some mystery over some whales moving the market but if it's all centralized, the company should know who they are?

2024-11-10 12:59:54

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I find it telling that campaign promises are traded at 73%. It should be a crime to break campaign promises.
https://i.nostr.build/nBmkjlX5GcE7Izx5.png

2024-11-10 12:45:08

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"Matching over 3 billion" sounds like you are talking about the value of all the bets in the presidential market? You might be more familiar with polymarket than me but I did some research and found claims that the "open interest" is way less than this big number they show on every bet. That number is the total trade volume on the bet. But it appears to be hard to find the "open interest" which to my understanding is the total of funds locked in this trade or the total amount the winners in the bet get to walk away with.

2024-11-10 12:36:02

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"message polymarket"? Is polymarket not just a frontend for some decentralized betting market? I use it as a source of information as you do but wouldn't put my money there as it's shitcoiny and not clear to me if it can be rug pulled.

2024-11-09 04:02:04

https://ppq.ai/ is awesome! If you use Bitcoin and want to use any of the many LLM tools, don't pay a monthly subscription. Just use ppq.ai and pay as little as $0.1 to get started. And you have all the tools at your finger tips for actually less than any one of them!

2024-11-08 21:22:09

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lightning can be extended to all other assets, including lines of credit between parties that trust each other so there is nothing stopping devs from building a monero wallet that can receive from bitcoin lighting wallets via some exchange nodes. Mixing on-chain with lightning is the problem here, as on-chain payments are not final, so the one exchanging lightning payments for monero pay-outs needs to be trusted.

2024-11-08 18:07:51

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Monero is important to remind us that we need to fix fungibility in Bitcoin. eCash is great but custodial. Lightning is of questionable benefit to one's privacy.
I don't know where Monero stands right now but its price vs. Bitcoin's price is a direct indicator of relative fungibility issues.

2024-11-06 12:34:01

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My biggest problem with Trump is that he lies with every sentence because of the style he uses. He can't form a sentence with less than three superlatives and if you take him by his word, he misrepresents the past and over-promises the future all the time. So his words are just a word salad with no promises one can take seriously. Free Ross on day one? Yeah, things are complicated and "day one" is just one of his exaggerations.

2024-11-05 22:57:04

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Xitter feels like there was only one topic at all. Nostr is tame in comparison.

2024-10-31 17:31:08

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Building alone doesn't get you zaps.
If you are a socially awkward introvert who has an issue with sharing anything on social media, you won't get zaps no matter how good you are at building whatever you are building.
On the other hand, if you are a big extrovert and get the feel of the community, you get tons of zaps for shitposting alone.

2024-10-31 17:25:59

Rockets expend about 20% of their fuel just to get out of the thick atmosphere.
TIL there was/is a company that tried to glide all the way to space ...
Two weeks ago, I had explored how to get to the edge of space with lighter-than-air vehicles:
#nevent1q…4nua
I learned so much about rocket science exploring the idea of a 30km high "zeppelin" or blimp ... but got attacked viciously on reddit's r/askEngineers and r/rocketry:
https://www.reddit.com/r/AskEngineers/comments/1g700qg/why_are_heavy_lifter_rockets_not_launched_from/ (OP got deleted)
https://www.reddit.com/r/rocketry/comments/1g7qwug/how_much_would_access_to_space_improve_if_we_had/
But I learned that the biggest of rockets have virtually no drag loss but they still have a loss from atmospheric launches called gravity "loss" which comes from the fact that in the initial phase, the rocket has to go up and not sideways while sideways is what you need to get orbital speed. The flatter it accelerates, the more it accelerates in the right direction. That loss is easily 20% of the total budget to low earth orbit. Given that payload makes up only 4% of the total "wet" mass of a rocket, that's a big deal and I still believe, building a 30km high platform held in place by tethers to launch heavy lifter rockets is an idea worth exploring.
Anyway, today I found out there was a company that went even one step further. At 30km, the rocket would still have to start at an angle and could not use ion thrusters from the start Ion thrusters would allow higher top speeds with the same amount of fuel. That company - http://www.jpaerospace.com suggested a platform 42km high with the space ship being a giant, lighter than air mono wing that would gently accelerate and climb from there all the way to orbit. And they did not stop at reddit posts. They did build some small scale models but it looks more like rudimentary hobby scientist builds than the future of space travel.

2024-10-31 16:40:24

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How much do you use the word highlighting? I'm on Linux and thought about a tool like that and had no idea it existed. How good is it actually?
My main problem with such an editor would be that I wouldn't bother writing for example this nostr reply in a different tool. I'd want it integrated in the browser with it having access to the full context. Then, the possibilities would be endless.

2024-10-31 01:23:21

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Saylor said it on Xitter
https://i.nostr.build/VDpedJvM2FmNl76U.png

2024-10-31 01:17:14

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https://x.com/saylor/status/1851718391889043954

2024-10-31 00:53:19

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Literally any computer will do. As a general rule of thumb, you might have compatibility issues if you use the very latest chips as they were not well tested with Linux yet but I also think that's less and less of an issue.

2024-10-31 00:48:53

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Invest in Bitcoin to make your portfolio communist proof.

2024-10-31 00:45:10

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1.) Don't feed the whales
2.) Seriously? What's the source?

2024-10-29 23:03:47

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If only somebody else had planted them 🤔
/jk

2024-10-29 23:02:09

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❤️
Can you imagine getting the same replies here that you get over on Xitter? 🤢

2024-10-29 15:12:15

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I saw "temporary mint" and immediately thought "rug pull".
Your thoughts are precisely why I am against popularity rankings for mints. Popularity contests can be gamed and will get gamed most by those who have most to profit from being on top.
I see mints as ways to manage community funds. Uncle Jim model. My kids will want e-cash cause UTXOs will be too expensive for them early on. Also it's great for privacy.

2024-10-28 23:46:59

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Zoom out. Today's 70k is tomorrow's 58k.

2024-10-28 22:36:15

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Trump is fascinating! There is no adjectives. Only superlatives. Ever. And if you don't know that, he sounds like a liar non-stop but it's actuall a language issue.

2024-10-28 16:15:17

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Followed and Welcome :D

2024-10-28 16:10:59

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How much doxxing is ok?

2024-10-28 16:10:41

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It is. I think AirBnB and other apps tell you when it's night in the recipient's timezone when you send a message. Check here if you want to send anyway.

2024-10-24 00:51:14

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Holy smokes. His comment at first sounds like he's a rambling deplatformer of anything Russian, justifying it with his nationality but the second part sounds more nuanced. So authorities forced his hands? But he doesn't sound particularly opposed to it neither.

2024-10-23 23:29:47

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Oh, wow! So I can subscribe to get notifications whenever you get a mention? No priv key required?

2024-10-23 22:26:17

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WTH? https://americanenigmas.com/vubtvlita/california-weigh-off-sets-new-world-record-with-a-massive-2749-pound-pumpkin/ ... the winning farmer invested $15k in his pumpkin? It's a vegetable. How on earth can it consume that many resources?

2024-10-23 22:19:01

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I like to consume stuff that's right on the edge of what I know and I guess others feel the same but to find that requires to have a register of what I know and how well. Some personal AI assistant could have some idea of what would fall into that category and sure, public posts hint at it, too, so a nostr DVM could find me interesting stuff based on what I interacted with but I think it's really hard to find the right stuff.

2024-10-21 15:06:03

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Can we have that in high resolution?

2024-10-21 15:02:40

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Everybody is paying taxes voluntarily, right? Right?

2024-10-21 14:59:16

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Well, it's in line with how he talks. It does not come as a surprise to me at all. In how far it is Machiavellian talk to appease his Wallstreet friends I don't know.

2024-10-21 14:54:23

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Why Primal? What's special about Primal in that respect? Does it use some special relay that's not advertised in the notes?

2024-10-21 14:53:13

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You would if all the powerful people in the world (central bankers, politicians and billionaires) would unite to destroy bitcoin. We need to orange pill at least some of them, too, to secure Bitcoin's long term success. I don't like politicians as a class and none in particular but once two major and opposing nations are on board with Bitcoin like El Salvador, Bitcoin's long term success would be much better secured than right now.

2024-10-21 14:49:13

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Fire the cameraman!

2024-10-21 13:52:30

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Of course, with two launches per day, that budget increases to almost $20B/year etc.

2024-10-21 13:38:34

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Getting to 30km height ideally costs just the potential energy and electric lifts are pretty close to achieving that, so it would be desirable to get out of thick atmosphere that way.
Is it possible with today's materials to build a blimp that can just float for years without needing a full replacement? I think it could be compartmentalized. If the blimp has individual chambers such that a sever damage in one point can be compensated by pumping gas to a different chamber while fixing that spot, while smaller damage gets repaired by autonomous robots, while using at least one redundant tether so you can maintenance or replace these, too, ... you could have the whole structure maintainable. Then it comes down to leakage cost and longevity of the materials.
If you have 50 launches per year, you get a life time budget for construction and maintenance of $1.35B/year.

2024-10-21 12:58:29

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Don't trust! Verify!
Can't verify the security of funds in somebody else's pocket.

2024-10-19 01:22:48

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Searching for this, all I can find is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rockoon where the balloon is lost with each launch.
What's the catch? Is such a cable not feasible? A 35km Zylon cable would weigh 50t to only support its own weight. Increase that cable weight budget by x20 to 1kt and it should still be little compared to the above example of 50kt of lift capacity. Zylon is commercially available at about $200/kg. For this project that would cost $200M. For a reusable rocket launch platform, that's still peanuts, right?

2024-10-18 23:59:28

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For space travel, escape velocity and cost to leave the atmosphere are the main factors.
I've seen estimates for earth-like planets but wonder if venus and mars are earth-like by their count. Mars might have had a more hospitable past but was it long enough to get anywhere near the time scales we had to develop intelligent life and space travel? Was it closer to asteroid belts? Does Venus provide conditions for complex molecules?
A dense atmosphere sure helps to protect the surface but it also holds back rockets on their way out. But then again, dense atmospheres might not be a problem if lighter-than-air platform launches work: #nevent1q…0rcn

2024-10-18 23:57:16

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But for a bit more outlandish plan: Let's launch the vehicles from a platform in 30km altitude to almost completely eliminate the atmospheric drag at launch. If ChatGPT is right, 130t of helium would suffice to offset the 5000t of a fully loaded starship. Helium costs $100k/t, so for the mere starship weight we would need $13million. Make that $130million for a full 350 million cubic meters zeppelin/balloon/structure - costs of the order of magnitude of a single launch to LEO. At that altitude, winds are below 120km/h and drag less than 2% of an equally strong wind at sea level.
How can we anchor a lighter-than-air platform of that size? It's size would be equivalent to a sphere with a radius of 440m - almost 900m across, so quite a mega structure. But a balloon or zeppelin shape would probably be the best, with the platform hanging below it. The rocket could dangle below it and enter into free fall before igniting the engines. It would lose as little altitude as necessary to safely fly around our platform. No trouble with blown up concrete at the launch site. The anchor site could be a single site so the zeppelin would align with the wind direction but the tether would need enormous tensile strength and provide for transport of parts, liquids, gas, data, electricity and ultimately humans.
Catch at 30km or on the ground? I think, once it works well, returning boosters could be caught below the zeppelin again. Maybe not too close to not lose that mega structure but the maneuver would be quite similar apart from the zeppelin not having a static geo location and the booster needing to go a few meters sideways in the final approach.

2024-10-18 23:56:22

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Great way to look at it! But somehow I'm not convinced the whole argument is as rigid as Elon puts it. 4% payload is just the state of the art and the rocket equation would allow to lift much more to space if we further improved the tech. Saturn V didn't land any boosters, so Starship is way ahead already. They could get well above 4% to orbit if they wouldn't carry fuel for the landing.

2024-10-18 11:51:35

In an interview, Elon Musk recently said that Earth has just the right gravity at which space travel [with chemical rockets] is theoretically possible. A bit less gravity and it would be easy. A bit more and it would be impossible.
I'm not sure what the limit would be but the fact that we have enough in the tank to do a propelled landing tells me there is still some margin. But not much, as much of the breaking before landing is done by air friction.
So while a bit bigger planet would not be able to land as smoothly, a much bigger planet basically needs nuclear propulsion to get off the ground.
So what are the actual limits here? Earth invented life and went through snowball times and global extinction events. Bigger planets' intelligent life cannot get off their surface - or might not have a solid surface at all that's not covered by liquid hydrogen. Could intelligent life develop on a gas giant? If so, what would be the hurdles to even communicate out? How would one go about sending a radio signal from Jupiter? Would life on Jupiter even come up with radio technology given it's probably useless on their planet? Or can more complex molecules not develop at all on gas giants?
In the other extreme, smaller planets, getting to space is "easy" but getting to life or intelligent life probably not. With less of an atmosphere, comets are more frequent to hit the surface. It needs less rock for "global" events.
I don't understand enough about the origins of life to rule out non-carbon based chemistry but I would find it hard to believe life to spring into existence on a planet that has no liquid for chemistry to happen in.

2024-10-17 01:54:23

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Can you monetize music on SoundCloud and Youtube as an Iranian? I suspect it might be due to monetization that they reject you as the OFAC has a pretty draconian regime in the US, where tipping even just one cent could get you in jail for terrorist financing if you tipped a citizen of a sanctioned country like Iran.

2024-10-16 18:53:11

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Can you please explain what Wavlake does? Do they not allow your music?

2024-10-16 12:53:06

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That is why I came to like the combination of SE and MCU where the SE is oblivious to what the MCU stores but the MCU stores all secrets with a key only the SE knows. What's wrong with that? Now the auditor can treat the SE as a black box that yields a key encryption key only if provided with a secret but bricks itself if the secret cannot be provided in x attempts.
You say, Coldcard could do something shady in their not-a-ROM boot ROM? But that's MCU side, right? So can we audit it? Or are you talking about the hardware not being what they claim it is?

2024-10-16 12:46:41

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Well, I see the hypocrisy, too and try to reduce my own screen time and whenever my kid is approaching, I always switch off my phone if not in the middle of a call.
I try to make time on a screen count but yes, I do read and post on nostr before getting into difficult work tasks and yes, there are tons of temptations when working on a screen all day.
I wish I had the iron will to only do meaningful things and the wisdom to decide which activity is actually good or bad for my future.
Writing this comment for example ... is it shitposting? Will it make a difference in my life or yours? As Jordan Peterson says: Most people cannot actually think without expressing their thoughts in voice or writing so I'm inclined to believe it helps me get these topics I care about straight in my head. Even if I don't hit send ;)

2024-10-16 12:32:32

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"his introverted mind loves to shut itself"
That sounds like keeping bottles at arms reach was a good idea if your brain craves alcohol instead of thinking about detox. When family members give a screen to my daughter and her brain shuts down, with her literally not answering to anything, I get mad at those who shut down my baby's brain.

2024-10-16 12:25:54

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Is she learning tonal numbers though?

2024-10-16 12:24:45

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I love Ghibli movies and my daughter loves them, too. I can't get tired of recommending these for kids. Bluey looks slow paced compared to many other series, too 👍

2024-10-16 12:21:08

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Why would the screen type change a thing? Watching TV leaves your brain less active than actually sleeping. You burn less calories.
At night, the pure light of course is an issue but a Daylight Computer still needs light somehow.

2024-10-16 12:16:37

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Whenever I don't see or hear my daughter for half an hour straight, I know she either is being creative or she's glued to a screen somebody gave her.

2024-10-16 12:13:26

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Well, that's exactly the point. If your kid can't find anything to do if it's not actively entertained by either you or a screen, the screen does harm while you do good but them being alone also does good as they get bored and can break out of that boredom by being creative. Screens and always present care givers are not good for creativity. Kids also need some time alone with their toys or better yet in nature.

2024-10-15 22:15:28

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My take - the take I had adopted for @npub1j9k…uswx - is that a "secure element" does not get in the way of verifiability iff it does never handle the private key material. It may contribute "true randomness" and it can be used for a key encryption key but the parts that actually touch the keys must be public source and binaries reproducible and the device itself has to show the actual hash of the binary you are trying to install prior to installation.

2024-10-15 21:42:20

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The avant-garde operates at the edge of their comfort zone, unaware they are reaching beyond their competence zone.

2024-10-15 21:38:37

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When you look deep into any field whatsoever you come to this conclusion, don't you?

2024-10-15 20:10:11

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I tried it out and created an order for 100,000 CLP and it told me it was too much but not how much would not be too much. What gives? That's about $100US.

2024-10-15 20:04:28

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I've seen people enter seed phrases online way too often to give me hope that bitcoin will fix scammers.

2024-10-15 19:43:27

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That, too but that's sort of understandable. The above mentioned rule makes your contributions not count if it doesn't get merged to the default branch of the upstream project. So for example I started WalletScrutiny as a fork of some gh-pages template. I never intended to have WalletScrutiny merged into that template. It would make zero sense but I never intended to hide the fact that I used this repo neither. Now that I think of it, those who are curious if somebody improved the template probably don't want to find my projecte neither but there are many projects out there where a dev stopped merging PRs, others forked it and wanted to be found as forks, so breaking that link would be bad but without breaking the link, contributions to their project now doesn't count as contributions? That's stupid.

2024-10-15 19:38:29

Whenever I see a project that is clearly a fork of another project but doesn't show as such, I assumed, the devs were trying to hide the fact but GitHub is even incentivizing this and providing tools to make a fork "independent".
I thought they should treat a project as a fork of another even if I don't hit that fork button, merely based on the same initial git hash but that's not how GitHub works. And they punish you if you show your project as a fork of another by not counting commits to your project as commits the devs did.
https://i.nostr.build/CvdcW93zaMjewTVo.png

2024-10-14 22:36:14

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Yeah, I'm 1 week of groceries short Bitcoin. ;)

2024-10-14 20:36:52

Just got a scary call from a very convincing scammer :/
1. Hi, it's your bank. We just blocked fraudulent activity associated with your debit card starting in 1234.
2. We also blocked your internet banking. Verify that if you want. (yes, it was blocked.)
3. To recover your debit card, please come to the closest branch
4. We now just need you to authorize a change in your password because of law 12343456 of the consumer protection what not ...
5. Please open your banking app, do not login (cause there I would have noticed that nothing was broken and that no cellphones were bought with my card)
6. Click the "BE Pass" below to authorize this complicated protocol we are following here.
Turns out, they knew my name, national ID, maybe not the debit card number as these all start the same with the same bank, my phone number and my email address that I exclusively use with that bank. They made 3 failed intents to get into my online banking so it got blocked, went to the "recover my login using the banking app" page, called me with a well trained scammer and when they thought I was ready to click "ok" within 3 minutes - the time you have for these BE-Pass authorizations - they hit ok on that "change my password" page.
I hate I did believe it was my bank for so long, despite noticing some red flags early on during the call.

2024-10-14 16:30:28

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You have the order right but I have questions ...
I want all those to exist. I want to use 1 and 2.
- a Jobs board where you can offer your services and find people to hire, fiverr style.
This of course should be an open standard so we can finally get rid of fiverr and all the similar platforms with a protocol. Or do you plan to earn by building a platform?
- local feeds, where the app will present a feed based on locations and allow you to post only to people in your location.
While this would really be awesome, how do you plan to not allow me to post to a certain location? Proof of location is an unsolved problem and in an open protocol ... clients can reject messages from people that tend to travel faster than the speed of sound or something but you can't prevent them from publishing to different locations. And maybe you don't want to neither. Many of us are international and like to share stuff relevant to one city and another city next.

2024-10-14 16:21:36

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I'll just leave this here ...
https://bitcoinerjobs.com/job/1579271-lead-software-developer-js-nostr-bitcoin-foss-walletscrutiny

2024-10-14 14:19:02

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Make it public when and how much they offer. This helps to understand why others might be on their side and how cheap their ethics is.

2024-10-14 14:06:14

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On which relay did you find this event? Here in noStrudel I can't load it. Not from relay damus io and not from others.

2024-10-14 13:54:13

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Practice basic hygiene when zapping and following.
People getting zaps get zaps and follows.
People getting follows get zaps and follows.
Especially the OG nostriches and those with a big following must be careful who to endorse with zaps and follows. I always triple-check before following somebody if it's for who they are and not the immediate content on their nostr profile.

2024-10-13 00:47:14

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On that xeet, the first few pages all criticize the shitcoinery or is that Xitter showing only xeets of people I agree with?

2024-10-10 17:50:28

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Guilty as charged 😄

2024-10-10 17:06:39

Where can I buy actual holograms?
As a kid I had a hologram - a white light, reflective hologram. Now I want a green laser transmission hologram and can't find a single hit with this technically correct term and when I losen the search, I get millions of stupid toys.
/rant

2024-10-10 13:53:42

Watching "Money Electric" I thought, what the hell was Peter doing? And Adam looked like thinking the same but it's actually pretty clever. How do you help Satoshi cover his tracks? You lay more tracks. "We are all Satoshi" and writing this line alone is not laying much of a track.
https://i.makeagif.com/media/7-24-2017/hkxzJp.gif

2024-10-10 03:43:27

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Those big corporate LLM "AIs" are all political and of course they will always be political as they only can produce what they were fed with.
#naddr1qv…66j5

2024-10-10 03:05:32

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The hands go back under the shower but what about the droplets you inevitably throw around in the bathroom. Guys, you are so gross!
https://media.tenor.com/BN-d9HEoTNMAAAAM/bleach-simpson.gif

2024-10-10 03:03:13

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Hear me out ... Could we maybe have *some* censorship on nostr?

2024-10-09 09:28:09

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NoStrudel just expands forever, not limiting the post's height. Multiple videos on the same line don't align them differently neither.

2024-10-09 09:26:06

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NoStrudel puts them one under the other in a vertically very long post. You have to go wilder for this.
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2024-10-09 09:21:37

https://i.nostr.build/ojPfu2mWbZRTzKVp.png
If this is all the proof they have for Peter being Satoshi, let me quickly compile a collection of another 12000 people Peter did similar pedantic replies to thus proving he's also them.

2024-10-09 09:16:38

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2024-10-08 17:44:03

I have friends in Iran and care a lot about what's going on over there. I also have friends in Israel but in both cases it's common people I fear for that don't harbor hate for people of this or that nationality.
Peace in the region is only possible if the US pulls out and stops emboldening Israel to fight its proxy war with US material and personnel.
#nevent1q…szzt

2024-10-08 03:35:12

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That must be so bright! You took that picture against a street light, without any editing?

2024-10-08 03:31:30

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But I'm not sure guilt is the right concept here or if nations can fall collectively under the same concepts as a natural person.
You can argue that the children of aggressors are first and foremost humans that have the same rights as any other human but by living on in this case Arab land, they live on stolen land, justifying eviction? @npub1yj6…vhk7 this would be the property-rights case?
Who decides who is the rightful owner of the land? Rothbard makes a strong case for "Arabs" and certainly there is no shortage of families to justify claims on the land but how would you resolve this? If the other side of the argument has nukes, civil discourse only gets you so far.
As long as secrecy rules, ethical considerations are just of academic value. What can be done about this?
On X, suggesting that the October 7th attacks were self defense gets you attacked like crazy and of course, killing randomly won't pass as an attempt to evict squatters. What could they have done instead? What can others do?

2024-10-07 23:09:19

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You lose it all.

2024-10-07 23:07:14

#nevent1q…tlxh
#askNostr

2024-10-07 22:49:26

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I think you confused the chart names.
días, años, décadas.

2024-10-07 22:45:17

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You sure that's not a dinosaur?

2024-10-07 22:43:35

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Good read. And nothing has changed in 60 years 😟
That last paragraph though ... I don't know how Israel could turn things around at this point.
https://i.nostr.build/OhwopB0xsjgJiuQ0.png

2024-10-07 17:22:31

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What is your libertarian take to that conflict?

2024-10-06 20:28:16

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Nice but certainly not accurate in any sense. My cat certainly burns orders of magnitude less per step than some 150kg guy.

2024-10-05 18:15:46

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I think a lot is kind of muscle memory. You can't put it into words for reproduction but still you can study it in words.
I imagine that humanoid robots will quickly gain street smarts like autonomous cars are learning the unwritten rules of human interaction. The latter probably do so very explicitly, with engineers approving changes to how the car should behave that were not clear before actually getting into the street. I wonder what Tesla knows about how people expect you to drive according to your location. They must have hard data where humans only have anecdotes.

2024-10-05 17:54:01

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How many weeks do you want to spend doing this? With how many lawyers reading in parallel?

2024-10-05 17:52:46

I tried the "forgot my unlock pattern" puzzle.
Not recommended. Very anxiety inducing.
⭐1/5
The game comes with incomplete instructions. Knowing the rules upfront would have improved the fun part.

2024-10-05 02:43:26

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It's annoying and genius. Some users will hate it but might have started using the app because they heard it work from total strangers before.

2024-10-03 19:50:23

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Do you know who owns all the bitcoins? 10 million were mined in the first 4 years, so they did certainly not accumulate 10 by the time Satoshi left but by now? Are Bitcoins accounted for to a degree that would not leave 10 million to some government agency that bought it via thousands of accounts on exchanges over the years, whenever a pump was desired for their narrative?
I'm not saying this is what went down but if that were what went down then yes, it would matter a lot.

2024-10-03 19:44:30

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Would it matter if the NSA had invented Bitcoin? Absolutely.
The revelation that "Patoshi" might actually be "NSAtoshi" - not just holding 1 million coins, but an additional 9 million - would shift the entire narrative. It would suggest that Bitcoin’s early growth was an orchestrated effort, not an organic revolution. A vast wealth accumulation strategy in a world where the dollar is dying.
If the NSA had such a head start, our discussions about decentralization and governance would suddenly seem hollow. The slow awakening of nation-states to Bitcoin’s potential could have been a well-crafted story, designed to mislead us into believing we had control.
The collective agency we thought we shared? An illusion.
Whether Bitcoin was a spontaneous creation by a lone cypherpunk or a long-term operation by an intelligence agency to prolong US dominance is no trivial matter. It changes everything.