Jack D

I have thoughts I put into notes and transmit to relays.

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shadouts@nostrizer.com

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shadouts@zeuspay.com

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2025-02-21 15:59:31

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And now UK gov will have to reevaluate their policies for allowing public officials to use iPhone for their daily ops.

2025-02-09 06:14:43

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The other solution is to just more carefully monitor their sugar intake.

2025-02-09 05:51:41

Cinco products should make a toddler case. It'd be like a guitar case, but to hold toddlers. Like a sideways iron maiden with a carrying handle.

2025-02-08 22:54:30

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Is this art?

2025-01-26 11:10:11

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It doesn't make sense to you because you are an atheist and denying the existence of God doesn't make sense.

2025-01-25 10:03:11

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How did chain transparency affect him? The leading evidence was a laptop logged in to an admin account on silk road tracked through tor.

2025-01-13 05:11:57

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I respect your work, but I also do not like the mostr bridge. I suspect it's difficult to filter since notes can't be filtered until after checking nip5.

2025-01-12 07:43:05

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This is the worst pattern ever.

2025-01-04 18:16:23

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Okay, so it's an imaginary line, a geometrical line. Those aren't real things, but you are using one as an example of what reality is. Sure, you can't make an imaginary ruler good enough to measure an imaginary line, but you could make a real ruler good enough to measure a real line.

2025-01-04 06:12:31

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I understand your point, but your analogy is off. You can't make a ruler with that small of length increments because the Planck length is the smallest possible length and it is larger than your hypothetical ruler increments. Reality is in fact quantifiable with distinct units. Pi is not a length, nor is a square root, so how based in reality is math? Perhaps math is merely the realm of the imaginary but following rules of noncontradiction. It is a tool for prediction.

2024-12-27 23:55:17

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RealID has been around for 20 years. The only reason it isn't yet mandatory is because some states have said "No". Like many things, it only works if everyone complies.

2024-12-27 23:26:10

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Public schools train humans not to say no

2024-12-26 02:22:41

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Have you read the translation of the dead sea scrolls?

2024-12-25 23:20:23

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You do need to know the mechanics of JS to write TS, but you could probably gain that skill simply by learning TS. TS adds strict static type checking to modern ECMAScript, aka JS.

2024-12-23 02:56:32

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This is possible.

2024-12-22 21:05:42

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Agreed. I'm merely reporting the current state of society. Collaborative custody is valuable for those still needing to learn. It's normal to get help from other people.

2024-12-22 20:53:11

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Many people under 60 also incapable. It's not only a technical barrier. It's a responsibility barrier as well.

2024-12-22 20:50:21

It's unfortunate the people tricked out of their bitcoin by promises of fiat gains.

2024-12-22 18:46:12

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Things are in the works.

2024-12-22 18:44:44

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There are lots of people incapable of doing this.

2024-12-08 18:46:44

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Nobody writes JavaScript anymore. Learn TypeScript.

2024-11-21 15:55:30

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Yes. Now here is one that's even more evil: You inherit a family heirloom home and then have to sell it to pay the inheritance tax.

2024-11-19 03:45:47

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Are you admitting that Core review is the crux, or are you suggesting my opinion is invalid if I haven't proposed a change to Core?
I heard there was intent to separate consensus rules from Core node implementation, maybe via a library? This would at least be a step in the right direction.

2024-11-18 01:50:21

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That's not accurate. Even today many people run nodes supporting different features. Even before the softforks, nodes upgraded to support the features if the softfork might be activated. The problem right now is that Core reviewers are the gatekeepers for consensus implementation.
For a somewhat related example, take Bitcoin Knots. It is essentially a filter that still respects the most proof-of-work chain whatever that might be. The point of it is that if a majority of people adopted it, miners would be forced to update their consensus rules for fear of not having their blocks propagated.
Let's say a worthy alternative implementation gained majority popularity. Would consensus proposal review and reference implementation remain on Core?

2024-11-16 22:19:17

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I think a wider range of implementations would open up avenues for getting changes added to consensus layer. If others become the majority over core, and those ones adopt feature flagging, consensus might change to support. It removes Core review as the ultimate gatekeeper to changes.

2024-11-16 03:10:07

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They better ship fast. All my Intel machines are snails and I'm about to Ryzen up my laptops.

2024-11-16 02:28:01

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The issue is probably Core. It's centralizing. There should be many popular node implementations.

2024-11-02 16:43:33

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Humans had to invent vegetables that were edible. Food technology is good.

2024-11-01 04:12:08

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Just be human. We are not Vulcans.

2024-11-01 03:44:34

Did Catholics invent Halloween? It would make sense if they were trying to distract people from another event on the same day. They pulled the same tactic for Christmas.
#nevent1q…x069

2024-10-28 15:48:21

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I'm confused about the outbox/inbox stuff. Why would a follower have to connect to all 20 just to see posts? Don't they just need to have one in common?

2024-10-19 20:14:21

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If an individual can't assert rights and everyone disagrees it's a right, then does the right not exist. Seems you are arguing it doesn't exist.
Flip side: If someone asserts and takes their "right" no matter how egregious, you would argue that the right exists.
What kind of morality is that which changes with the ebbs and flows of the zeitgeist?

2024-10-19 18:41:47

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So the handicapped have no rights? Ehat about children? Your philosophy sounds evil. Besides, you seen to have abandoned your stance that rights only exist when parties agree. Not a position to listen to until you've got a better foundation.

2024-10-19 17:22:13

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Yes you did. You suggested the bill of rights is a legal agreement that somehow agrees on what rights humans should have.
Do the rights exist if this agreement does not exist?

2024-10-19 17:15:55

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The bill of rights did not grant rights. Read it again.

2024-10-19 17:14:01

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Local filters/sorters might be fun.

2024-10-19 17:10:47

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Rights are agreements? There is a whole country that was founded on this statement being false.
If rights are agreements, then they can be eliminated from you if one party decides to disagree.

2024-10-16 04:35:56

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Meta's VR chat

2024-10-16 04:33:46

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They're to lure in the normies.

2024-10-15 00:45:46

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If they cared about the economy, they wouldn't pick democracy as number 2

2024-10-13 16:41:51

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It's all shitposting. Gonzo journalism just recognizes that nobody can be objective.

2024-10-10 15:29:02

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The Flex needs a progress bar. Signing 20 multisig inputs took a long time. I never made it to the end of waiting for 60.

2024-10-10 03:56:35

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I don't think the issue has anything to do with setting a promise as a variable. The async method is the promise. You're setting an executed promise as the variable. In the constructor, set `this.pubkeys = this.getpubkeys` then you can in the call function `await this.pubkeys`
The problem is that constructors are synchronous and cannot be made promise-like. So it's just calling a promise as if it were not.

2024-10-10 00:55:15

Is this art?
https://video.twimg.com/ext_tw_video/1844071240761327616/pu/vid/avc1/1280x720/kTQZNW-rSNc2cGws.mp4

2024-10-10 00:38:01

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tbf, I think this was part of a segment demonstrating how absurd the scambrian explosion was.

2024-10-08 15:16:44

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I wish there were something like nos2x but for mobile devices to make this many-app style future more manageable. Maybe it wouldn't have a great UX though if it requires switching app views just to sign. Every app that requires an nsec import increases risk.

2024-10-08 04:34:00

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No opinion. It seems like they should persist. But it also seems too difficult to find stuff that's built because they are too far away to see. Navigation is difficult. Would be nice to be able to lock on to things in the same local area (from a list) to fly toward them.

2024-10-05 07:29:48

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Yeah no kidding. And the church congregations followed suit.

2024-10-04 03:03:23

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It seems to sign a lot of messages. Am I at risk of getting added to span filters when flying around?

2024-10-03 15:32:50

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It's probably the tannins. If you havent yet, you can cut the tannins by binding it with a protein. Cream or milk works.

2024-09-29 18:44:14

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I don't have a problem with contemporary art, but that tree looks like an eye sore and gov funded art shouldn't exist.

2024-09-28 17:26:46

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Gab is still a thing?

2024-09-22 03:54:22

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This is out of date. Some Linux distros have been dead simple to install and use for over a decade. Meanwhile, Apple M chips are on a mission to break dev environment compatibility.

2024-09-18 01:14:40

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- Cryptographic prowess
- Protocol navigation
- Network engineering

2024-09-14 18:09:33

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No, I mean importing other modules. Just the fact that you have to specify that a module should only be imported once ("require_once") or it will attempt to redefine things in a circular import illustrates the problem. Python has a similar problem here.

2024-09-14 17:45:18

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Well, module management for one. Php modules are not great.

2024-09-14 17:40:13

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Php is just old. Much better technologies exist now. However, I prefer php to python, though, python is popular.

2024-09-14 04:47:02

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Have you seen his other work? Wild stuff.

2024-09-14 04:05:17

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It's amazing how many people I follow on nostr are always sharing my favorite music.

2024-09-14 00:33:52

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You know the newer stuff is made to incorporate singing, guitar, and some keyboard improv. Maybe doesn't do some of their great tracks justice, but I'd rather watch live PA than a DJ set. I can listen to recorded music any time.

2024-09-14 00:31:45

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Actually, I think they were mostly focused on old stuff that had Duvdev singing and guitar because it was the full band. They played 2 hours and then did a DJ set after which I didn't stick around for. I bet they played the fancy hits on that set.

2024-09-14 00:29:07

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Mostly new, but they remade some of their original tracks. They played the new versions of Release Me and Converting Vegetarians first.

2024-09-09 06:50:02

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Really he just needed to be holding up a QR address.

2024-09-08 06:23:42

Saw a guy on the side of the highway with a cardboard sign that said "Need frog gifs" and his kids were dancing in the background. It made me sad, but maybe it was performance art.
Then I saw the sign actually said, "Need food and gas" and his minivan was behind him and it made me more sad.

2024-09-05 01:30:21

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So many scientist which significantly contributed to technological development were just wack jobs.

2024-09-05 01:16:44

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Maybe evidence of how AI art is not art.

2024-08-13 19:30:53

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Reason's commenters are the worst they they have going for them. Who would want to associate with an audience like that?

2024-08-11 20:24:11

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You're missing a plan to replace the bitcoin.

2024-08-11 19:59:02

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This probably would only work if your reputation is worth less than a bitcoin.
High profile npubs with lots of influence would have to lock larger amounts, but it's difficult to determine how much.

2024-08-08 03:22:56

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2tWP_nsk2k

2024-08-08 02:54:23

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That looks great. It looks like it evenly anchors the net around the frame. Does it keep the net from bunching up on one side? I have a circular one that's easy to replace the net, but because it slides along the frame it gathers on one side after a few hours.

2024-08-04 21:35:04

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First paragraph explains how you are wrong. Why not just admit it directly?

2024-08-04 17:04:20

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Really? When Vitalik first used the phrase, was he referring to devs wanting to build successful experiments on bitcoin and not eth? I don't remember the context.
People argue over what it means, but it really is just leaning into an insult ethereans came up with. It's a meme that probably means very little.
Yes, I am a maximalist. Yes, I am living a weird mountain man fantasy.

2024-08-02 06:47:31

Everyone holding shares of the ETFs want fiat, not bitcoin.

2024-07-25 06:51:03

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The political stance was cemented in the genesis block.

2024-07-25 05:10:24

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What type of output? I don't know about the coldcard error, but there are no addresses in the output fields. Maybe the global unsigned txn field is spending to addresses not matching those generated from output fields.

2024-05-16 15:18:29

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Those scammers hijacked the word. Organic just means anything made of covalently bonded carbon structures. Could be poison. Could be synthetic. Could be genetically modified.

2024-05-09 15:21:51

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A real human bean

2024-04-28 23:46:23

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I assume most or some of them are just random bytes to increase nonce space in the block header. Changing the coinbase affects txid, affecting merkle root.

2024-04-27 16:50:01

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You're arguing that the tailors of the emperors new clothes did not defraud the emperor. UTXOs do not move. FIFO satoshi accounting is not contained in the transaction. None of this is the reality of a bitcoin transaction. It's an imaginary system on top of the communication and with that comes implied meaning.
If a majority are convinced that the emperors clothes do exist, then you are forced to respect the clothes or face a beheading.

2024-04-26 21:33:43

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It's all imaginary nonsense, though. You can't sell a utxo. You might sell the service of signing a utxo encumbrance, but it ceases to be a utxo the moment miners agree it should be spent. A utxo doesn't move, and neither does a satoshi. Accepting a "lense" by which to imagine satoshis are moving between parties is dangerous. It's not a reality, but enemies of bitcoin would like for it to be the commonly held belief about how bitcoin works. There is no FIFO accounting in bitcoin, but enemies would like there to be.

2024-04-26 15:26:28

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It's not okay to sell a claim that isn't true. Satoshis don't move. Enemies of bitcoin desire there to be a commonly followed system of provenance which pretends that they do move, and I'm not talking about ordinal or inscription enjoyers.

2024-04-12 15:40:34

Someone might spend a life maintaining an heirloom home only to lose it in retirement unable to afford tax increases.
#nevent1q…827p

2024-03-22 15:22:48

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Maybe it's only a lie if there is intent tomisleasd belief. Physical laws are truth-seeking.

2024-03-22 05:59:29

Websites are lying to you when they say some cookies are essential and can't be rejected.

2024-03-15 05:23:44

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I don't know if there is a NIP for it, but I really want a client to allow me to configure my personal media upload server with some sort of npub schnorr sig attestation along with the file upload.

2024-03-12 03:26:23

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It's tough to reveal some of it since it's a spoiler either for the novel or the other adaptations. I'll try to be vague. If I recall correctly, you can get the gist by reading the first chapter or two of the book.
The Spacing Guild is a much more important aspect of the story than what the new adaptation made of them. In fact, they are a prime mover of certain character motivations. In the Dune universe there are two schools of thought, the Bene Gesserits and the Spacing Guild. I don't think viewers of the new adaptation could even say what the Spacing Guild does even though I think they are way more interesting than the Bene Gesserit.
There was also an interesting fighting technique the Bene Gesserit practiced called the weirding way. The new films seemed to have none of that, either.

2024-03-04 00:43:43

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ext4 is not great. Try zfs or btrfs.

2024-02-28 01:23:33

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It's stuff like this that makes Wikipedia a bad source. An educated guess is that it has to do with improvements in aerodynamics. The politically motivated editors here would rather reference The Guardian as evidence.
"Hear those noises in the attic? It must be ghosts."

2023-12-25 21:28:57

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If you gift, it's a win-win

2023-12-23 22:33:06

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I'd recommend getting a complete SMD rework station for maximum versatility. Power control is important.

2023-12-23 18:30:28

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How does God define Israel?

2023-12-19 02:23:49

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If you want to use terms like "legitimate", I heard there is a bill in congress...

2023-12-17 19:00:28

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I was just commenting to a friend earlier this week that it seems everything today has financing and a protection plan option.

2023-12-17 18:35:33

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Some perform better under urgency. Maybe high risk and should be avoided, but if found in that situation, then having some of these people around might result in a better product.

2023-12-17 09:50:08

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But did you die?

2023-12-17 06:27:46

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I heard there is a kind of torture where you drive someone insane by preventing them from moving. It's a little like that.

2023-12-12 19:59:02

This is #cyberpunk
#nevent1q…h2te

2023-12-09 00:56:15

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Sides are a waste of space.

2023-12-04 01:08:57

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Some clients let you see bytes transmitted by relay. Not a perfect indicator, but zero bytes transmitted could indicate a need to renew.