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From an objective outsider and new (returning) user, the high density of builders on here is the biggest strength. Also, the "small town" vibe.
The biggest drawback is it kinda seems like an online bitcoin meetup. That's cool if you're super into BTC, but that doesn't have mass appeal, yet.
#note1qqq…dwd6

2025-03-22 22:38:16

Sutskever gets $2B to develop closed-source superintelligence.
He seems like a good guy, but I'd hate to see the next big breakthrough in AI to be closed source.
I do agree with him (and LeCun) that scaling and optimizing transformer models is a path of diminishing returns.
I never thought I'd say this, but hopefully Meta / LeCun (or some other open-source reseachers) will win the race to develop the next big breakthrough in AI.
#note1azn…4sm8

2025-03-17 04:43:05

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Have you seen this?
From Mullvad
https://tillitis.se/

2025-03-16 14:33:43

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Monero is slow
XMR > BTC
but, it needs some type of lightning or ecash 2.0 layer to get significant adoption.

2025-03-13 21:18:14

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The movement of the stars invalidates FE, IMO.
Also, Starlink as "sataloons" wouldn't be feasible
NASA fakes a lot of ISS footage and also the Apollo mission (as seen on TV) was obviously faked
Laser experiments show that there is not the expected curvature over long distances and we can see way past the horizon, but there may be other explanations for this other than the earth being flat.
Antarctica treaty is also super suss
Still, IMO, the preponderance of evidence supports the conventional sphere model of earth
The results of the laser experiments are tough to explain though

2025-03-13 20:00:17

I hate to say this because it sounds like flat earth-tier schizo stuff, but servel very intelligent, highly-credentialed, and professionally-successful peple have concluded that respiratory viruses are not what we've been lead to believe.
Dr. Mike Yeadon, ex-Pfizer VP of respiratory drug development and research is one of them.
He makes several very strong, evidence-based arguments.
I personally struggle with the idea, as there seems to be some "obvious" infectious transmitted diseases (e. g. HSV). However, I also think it's foolish to dismiss their findings and arguments without consideration.
#note1zya…jda9

2025-03-13 19:44:54

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They got scared about violating FINCEN AML/KTC and kinda pussed out
Project was a disaster for early investors, but the underlying technology is pretty legit
good latency and throughput

2025-03-13 19:01:43

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The UI/UX for redeeming is a little too complicated in @npub1h2q…w8ch, IMO
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2025-03-12 21:16:24

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Fuckers paid a ton of money to kill Skiff
Unforgivable

2025-03-12 18:55:50

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It means:
"Welcome to Cyprus, Plebs!"
and also
"Buy Bitcoin"

2025-03-12 18:45:35

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Somewhat related: Mullvad is doing some nice work with an FPGA yubikey-type device.

2025-03-12 15:29:07

I have a real hard time not liking the guy
#note1edw…0fvs

2025-03-12 15:04:56

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Found the Monero guys. Nice.
A non-transparent ledger is a prerequisite for free exchange
BTC has become the standard for "store of value" and that's unlikely to change
The best hope for XMR, or any other private decentralized system, is to integrate it with BTC as a "Layer 2"
A private lightning or ecash system may have even more potential, given the lower latency and higher throughput
XMR is technically suoerior to BTC, but neither of them, alone, can support widespread adoption as a medium of exchange

2025-03-12 13:43:07

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There's a reason solitary confinement is considered one of the harshest punishments.
In ancient times, the worst offenders were given a choice: death or banishment from society. They were considered equally tragic.
It's bad. So, why impose this on yourself?
Spend some of that free time watching @neroknowledge on Youtube. Once you realize that your only limitation is your own mind, you may choose to change it, and thereby change your reality.
There's literally nothing stopping you, except your own mind and the "shinigam" that youve created yourdelf.
If you believe your company is an imposition, it will be.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=83iPoTxSbPM

2025-03-12 06:06:22

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https://annas-archive.org/md5/761a7b8846409be0133df7cf7c197821

2025-03-12 06:01:20

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Nice domain!

2025-03-12 06:00:23

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A large proportion of the workforce is about to be unemployed (due to DOGE) and therefore consumer spending is about to take a massive hit
Also, AI hype bubble popped

2025-03-12 05:54:36

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That doesn't matter in Japanese culture ;)
jk (but also true)
Check out Bonobo when they have a party. It's a tiny little bar, but there's a "srcret" soundproof door that leads into a cool multi-level club.
There's a group of French DJs named Astral Industries that throws parties there and other venues as well. A good crew to link up with.

2025-03-12 05:26:32

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Modern CCP China disagrees

2025-03-12 04:35:50

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> It is hard to write a simple definition of something as varied as hacking, but I think what these activities have in common is playfulness, cleverness, and exploration. Thus, hacking means exploring the limits of what is possible, in a spirit of playful cleverness. Activities that display playful cleverness have "hack value".
- Richard Stallman

2025-03-12 04:22:05

This is a fact
#note1786…sy84

2025-03-12 04:18:45

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Exquisite. Is that a real sculpture or AI?

2025-03-12 04:17:31

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I have suspicions that some of these may be intentional security holes.
This one particularly:
https://arstechnica.com/security/2023/12/exploit-used-in-mass-iphone-infection-campaign-targeted-secret-hardware-feature/
Apple "accidentally" left some memory unsecured in all M chips which allowed "sophisticated hackers" to somehow find the exact (undocumented) memory space that was vulnerable, and also the key to use it.

2025-03-12 04:08:48

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I wasn't surprised to learn the US had AIDS

2025-03-12 03:49:20

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Rigaletto's in Roppongi Hills tower, Two Rooms in Aoyama, and R2 in Ginza are some classy spots to meet Japanese girls who are looking for Gaijin (gaijin hunters)

2025-03-12 03:41:30

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Also: Bonobo for music

2025-03-12 03:25:51

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Gaijin... SMH

2025-03-12 03:25:17

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Check out the garden at the New Otani hotel

2025-03-12 03:13:14

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Also, Stripe will cut the legs out from under your startup without any explanation whatsoever and will hold all of your funds for 120 days, or more.
Many founders and mom and pops have found this out the hard way. For many of these businesses it was fatal. You can go for years with no negative marks, charge backs, etc.
They just randomly decide one day that your business is "high-risk."
One of their competitors alleges that they conspire with VCs to shut down competitors.
Source: it happened to me. With a legit technology company, nothing at all dodgey about it.
I fucking hate Stripe with a passion

2025-03-12 01:16:16

Lagarde needs to be elevated to Bill Gates-tier villian status
#note16f9…qxeu

2025-03-12 00:59:25

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I'm counting on it
80 looks like a decent entry point though
I can't really see a "panic" and there's a lot of demand waiting for lower prices that may get impatient if the price doesn't play along.

2025-03-12 00:52:53

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Right has a better look. Modern yet old-timey at the same time. The dark craft paper also has a better contrast against the white soap.
left is just kinda meh.
I'd recommend reducing the width of the title so you have more horizontal magin on the sides of the "ROUGH CUT"
In other words, reduce the font size of the "ROUGH-CUT" part (also recoomend using a hyphen, since rough-cut is a compound adjective). That would also make the "Tallow" stand out more. Alternatively, you could use a smaller font for the full product name, if different font sizes doesn't end up looking good.
Rough-cut sounds cooler too, aa it's literally got a cool rough cut on it.

2025-03-11 21:54:03

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XRP has a few fundamental flaws
BFT consensus is nothing special now. The banks could spin up a Tendermint chain (Cosmos SDK), or Hotstuff, or whatever, and have the same functionality without the unnecessary intermediary XRP token.
Why would they adopt a non-novel technology with an unnessesary intermediary token that has a large proportion of the float owned by a private company, and pay transaction fees to XRP holders on top of that.
Barnkers aren't fools, and therefore this will never happen.
PBD is a fool though. Have you seen his prized painting that he had commissioned that he proudly displays in his office?

2025-03-11 20:09:41

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Well done. It's now in my Top-5 Big Tech killer app list of 2024-2025
https://github.com/zapstore
https://github.com/PrimalHQ/primal-android-app
https://grayjay.app/
https://github.com/nextcloud/all-in-one
https://keyboard.futo.org/
The infrastructure list would be too long to include, but lots of impressive and criticsl work happening there as well
Hiuge fan of Soapbox and Ditto also
https://soapbox.pub/
https://soapbox.pub/ditto/

2025-03-11 17:08:37

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https://rumble.com/v6qh0og-live-march-03.html
Just starting to watch it now. He's rhetorically skilled

2025-03-11 13:52:03

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Awareness is definitely an issue.
You'd need several really big names to make a lot of noise to change that.

2025-03-11 13:49:46

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I think the vast Majority don't even know it exists, or at doesn't know it's a viable option.
Mastodon and Bluesky probably got a bump.

2025-03-11 13:32:11

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Cash tap is good too

2025-03-11 05:57:49

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Damn that's a lot of zeros though

2025-03-11 05:56:03

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Now I'm interested too
https://m.primal.net/Pbih.jpg

2025-03-11 03:36:52

LOL !!! Genius editing also
#note16fu…g826

2025-03-11 02:54:48

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GrapheneOS is my favorite software project, with maybe the exception of Linux.
Thank you!
You guys are doing an invaluable service for society.
I'm confident that GrapheneOS will eventually be as popular as Signal, or even more.
As iOS, Apple Intelligence, OEM Android, etc. gets more and more egregious with their advertising and data raping, eventually a tipping point will be reached, and the market share of GrapheneOS will explode.
Big ups to Daniel also. Impressive skills and dedication to the cause. True genius.

2025-03-11 02:10:26

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What's the recommended VPS specs for Ditto?
Also, what are the advantages of running my own Ditto instance (other than not being a freeloader)?
Finally, can it help me with the fact that my media uploads (videos) don't play on a default Primal Nostr client app account?
Can I effectively be on Nostr and the Fediverse at the same time with Ditto?

2025-03-11 02:09:17

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Didn't realize this guy was the Strike founder. Thought he was just some Bitcoin commenter.
Explains the baller, unused closet.

2025-03-11 02:03:04

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2025-03-11 01:54:30

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Agree. The full use of the horizontal space makes it much more aesthetically pleasing.
I also increased the text size by one notch, which makes it perfect for me

2025-03-11 01:07:55

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Can you give me a general overview of Ditto, how it compares to alternatives, it's primary features and functions, and its architecture (at a high level)?
Also, vegan or carnivore?

2025-03-11 01:03:04

Learned this lesson the expensive way
#note1wyu…aqwx

2025-03-11 00:59:48

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Here's my current network settings. I haven't made any changes since onboarding.
https://m.primal.net/PbXm.jpg

2025-03-11 00:33:24

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Thank you. I'll do that and give it another try. Also, my pfp was also a default pfp and my @ was a public key. Probably for the same reason.

2025-03-10 23:26:02

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It just has that aesthetic polish like X. I didn't have to do anything to get what feels like full functionality except a one-minute onboarding flow. The integrated wallet also has a great UI/ UX.
Someone commented "you're doing pretty good, you've even found your way onto WoT relays", but I didn't even know what that meant (I had to look it up).
The bottom line is that it's very polished and user-friendly, and works great out-of-the-box.
Once I learned that Amethyst had edits, I downloaded it on Zapstore, put in my public key, and only a couple of my notes showed up. I tried adding relays, and some other things, but it didn't really help. I've been "wasting" too much time on here already, so I said "F-it" and went back to Primal.
I'm rooting hard for edits to win though, or at least deletes.

2025-03-10 23:10:14

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Security guarantees would be functionally equivalent to NATO membership. That's a big part of what led to this pointless war in the first place. That and the AFU shelling innocent civilians and Azov extremists commiting atrocious terrorism for nearly a decade.
Also, the US reneged on critical promises regarding the expansion of NATO on Russia's borders, meddled in Ukraine's politics, and placed offensive weaponry in range of the RF's major population centers.
I wish the "SMO" was never executed, but it wasn't an unprovoked move. The RF has inflicted massive destruction, but has also shown a measure of restraint. Kiev would be rubble, like many of Ukraine's eastern towns and cities, if it weren't for the "grace" of the RF.
Ukraine needs to take the L and stop pointlesslessly throwing young men and materiel into a hopeless meatgrinder.
They've lost the war, unequivocally. They're in no position to make unreasonable demands. Or, as Trump put it: "they don't hold any cards."
Warhawks are never at risk of conscription. If they were, they wouldn't be so gung ho about continuing this war, and not as obstinant regarding the terms of its conclusion.
(respect you work, Peter)

2025-03-10 22:33:21

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Israel has leverage, Palestine doesn't

2025-03-10 22:30:38

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Amethyst should consider forking and implementing Primal's UI
(I realize that's probably much easier said than done)
I want Amethyst's features, but I'm also in love with Primal's UI/UX
I love the stats graphs and other features on Amethyst. Also, editing is, unequivocally, a killer feature
I think deleting (vs. editing) could be a good compromise though, assuming it would be less complex and have a lower messaging overhead vs. editing
Immutabilty is not desirable for social media, IMO

2025-03-10 22:16:18

This kid is a way better Michael Saylor than Michael Saylor
Micro Strategy (a.k.a. Strategy) should hire this guy as their new GenZ spokesman
#note1z9c…te2t

2025-03-10 22:09:24

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If you're talking about Linux, I highly recommend it.
The hardcore Linux folk will advocate for "real Linux" like Arch, Debian, CentOS, or even BSD, but I highly recommend Linux Mint. It's the best hassle-free, good UI/UX out-of-the-box, IMO.
Ubuntu is better for servers and specific applications like running AI.
Ubuntu desktop also has a great U/UX, especially if you're coming from macOS. Pretty close to Mint in user-friendliness.
Either Linux Mint or Ubuntu desktop is a great user experience. After getting really comfortable with that, NixOS is also awesome.
(perhaps you were talking about NixOS - also highly-recommended. NixOS will become the standard eventually, IMO)

2025-03-10 21:57:42

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I should have mentioned Venice.ai as well, but that's just a chat LLM. like chatGPT, not an agent.
They're privacy-focused and supported by the high-respected OG Bitcoiner, Erik Voorhees.
https://venice.ai/

2025-03-10 20:52:20

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Legend

2025-03-10 20:47:20

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lol

2025-03-10 20:46:47

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Theoretically, yes. In mainstream consumer agents, especially those offered for free, they're gonna milk the data, PII and usage for maximum profit, as they're done, without exception, for every other big tech service.
Meta paid over $15B for WhatsApp. Just the metadata alone has massive value. AI agents will be the next frontier of data mining.
Good points about sandboxed, fingerprint-free browsers, etc. I could see a team like Mullvad or FUTO doing something like that, but never big tech.
Zero Knowledge adds a lot of complexity, latency, and computational overhead. I'd prefer to see more ZK in just about everything, but don't count on it ever being implemented in a mainstream service.
I strongly agree about local AI. Quantization, optimizations, and silicon improvements are making tiny models surprisingly capable.
The future of AI, especially agents, must be local.

2025-03-10 20:19:20

Builder = Insta-Follow
Respect.

2025-03-10 20:17:53

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Saw this after I recommend the same
Cashzap has echos of CashApp
Latching-on to existing anchors in peoples' minds is an effective tactic in branding and marketing

2025-03-10 20:13:11

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cash zap

2025-03-10 20:10:53

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It's hard for me to have sympathy for extreme stupidity

2025-03-10 17:41:36

Daily reminder: have fun and share love
#note1xsp…ywmc

2025-03-10 17:33:13

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There was a recent headline about the discovery of a new, massive webcam botnet.
Maybe the controller(s) decided to point it at X?

2025-03-10 17:29:54

No lies detected
#note1jxt…vjlw

2025-03-10 17:28:30

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The most beautiful ones are usually also the most dangerous

2025-03-10 17:23:04

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Touché

2025-03-10 17:17:43

This looks promising
#note1qtv…32du

2025-03-10 17:16:25

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PyTorch, but thats only required if you want to fine-tune models.
You don't need to have any programming skills. Just how to copy and paste commands from guides into a terminal.
Read and follow the docs on Ollama and OpenWebUI GitHub repos, and you'll have your own personal, and private, AI models, with a chatGPT-like interface.
There's endless cool, customised (post trained) models on HuggingFace to choose from. I personally like the uncensored ones and the coding optimized ones.
You will, however, need a GPU with a decent amount of VRAM. the newer Apple M chips can also run pretty decent models. Even 7B parameter models are impressively good.

2025-03-10 17:06:57

Excellent bull meme
#note1kh4…h0wn

2025-03-10 17:06:12

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3RMU4MgEmpI

2025-03-10 15:16:40

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I didn't want to like her, but I like her

2025-03-10 15:15:20

There's only one solution:
Run a personal, local agent.
The billion zillion GPUs are only necessary for training. You can fit a 30B-70B open-source model on a consumer GPU(s).
If people can afford $1,000+ gaming GPUs, then there's no excuse to not have a personal AI workstation.
The latency is also amazing.
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2025-03-10 14:51:48

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Chart it as BTC/S&P and she'll feel better
I'm waiting for the low 60's. 80k might prove to be a great buy though. We'll see...
Market cycles always go way higher, and way lower, than you can imagine. Max greed and max pain, or the maximum number of people being on the wrong side, is what powers the reversals.
(Buy at "it's so over" and sell at "were so back")
https://m.primal.net/Pasy.jpg

2025-03-10 14:36:49

I hate this book that @jack posted, but I have to admit, it's a must read (or listen, if that's your thing).
Been listening to it recently, and I've personally seen the stories played out in my life in situations involving money, power, and beautiful women.
It's useful knowledge, even for exceptionally moral people. Green's bibliography is solid.
The 48 Unfortunate Things that Shitty People do when the Stakes are High:
https://annas-archive.org/search?q=48+laws+of+power
https://rumble.com/vvstdk-48-laws-of-power-audiobook-by-robert-greene-2022-upload-full-audiobook.html

2025-03-10 04:10:43

I'm a Primal fanboy now so OK
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2025-03-10 03:51:38

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oof

2025-03-10 03:32:43

FREE PUFF
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbJO59nWQRU

2025-03-09 23:39:42

Alternate headline:
China unveils the first robot that doesn't walk like it just shit its pants.
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2025-03-09 23:36:22

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Liquidity is the primary driver of all markets

2025-03-09 23:32:09

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Ethereum, EVM, and Solidity sucks
Lot's of impressive things being built on it, but the protocol itself is janky AF
The new L2s are also a joke. They're literally a single computer, or sequencer. Legacy banking systems are more decentralized.

2025-03-09 23:27:36

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I think this is a clever recommendation. If the US leveraged its ability to sell infinity T-bills to fund massive BTC aquisition, it would very likely prove to be a genius move. The US should have been doing that for gold for the past three decades instead of for funding pointless wars.
However, I can't take this guy seriously after his main talking point was "Bitcoin is digital energy" for a while. His explaination of this assertion was pure nonsense.

2025-03-09 22:59:33

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I'm more inclined to trust the opinion of the head of product at Hugging Face over a TechCrunch journalist.
That said, it's good to push back on hype. I'll never forget how disengenious Google's Gemini demo video was. They shamelessly faked the capabilities.

2025-03-09 22:52:27

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Stoked that they're embracing open source

2025-03-09 22:39:26

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I can't help but think of Mean Mr. Mustache cat every time I see Carl
https://m.primal.net/PaGK.jpg

2025-03-09 22:34:09

CBDCs must be resisted at all costs. I suspect they'll eventually offer "stimulus money" to incentivize adoption.
Don't sell your freedom of exchange at any price.
Hopefully CBDCs will flop as badly as vaccine passports did.
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2025-03-09 22:27:17

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Appreciate your account. Now I feel I'm getting all the best news just here on Nostr.

2025-03-09 20:11:57

This guy is the best short-bit comedian I've seen yet. It's not even close, IMO
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2025-03-09 17:33:08

A simple, easy way to increase new user retention is to be more generous with likes.
Most people use social media for the dopamine hits.
If you want them to stick around, giive them that they came for.
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2025-03-09 17:08:37

Yes
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