Nostr notes by nicodemus

That show is so funny and at the same time so hard to watch. If ...

2026-10-27T22:38:30Z

In reply to nevent1q…klf4
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That show is so funny and at the same time so hard to watch. If you've ever had the displeasure of working for a company based in SV, everything in the show is true. And it makes you long for the 4 horsemen.

I don't hold any debt. Just gonna say that up front. I do see ...

2026-10-27T22:33:42Z

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I don't hold any debt. Just gonna say that up front.

I do see a difference between *productive debt* and *unproductive debt*, though.

Using your stack as collateral *can* be productive. I don't think it's fair to assume its wrong. And where the line is between usury and not usury kinda depends. For sure, usury happens.

ALL kinds of debt require remarkably higher levels of discipline to manage than, I think, the general populace has been trained/educated to do. And therein is the issue.

So, for the blanket masses? Yeah, not a good idea.. there shouldn't be marketing for this anymore than pharmaceuticals.

But to imply all debt is usury? A bit of a stretch.

You nailed the wealthy. The poor is more fundamental They ...

2026-10-24T16:19:26Z

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You nailed the wealthy. The poor is more fundamental

They typically lack the discipline to save, even if they do have enough income.

Both cohorts typically lack the education and willingness to go deep down the rabbit hole in order to project into the future.

The masses will not adopt, it will be forced upon them.

This is how it has always been, with all money. First, Gresham's Law is at work to transfer value into the new system by those who DO have both discipline and education. This also accelerates the debasement of the current fiat. Then the fiat becomes too difficult to work with as volatility shifts from the new system to thr old system, due to hyperinflation. This is when the new system starts to dominate as a method of exchange after acting as a store of value. This is when the wealthy are forced in. This shifts the unit of account from the old system to the new system, and then the poor are forced in.

Plenty of examples of this throughout history.

People can complain about the speed, adoption, whatever. But its all playing out exactly as it has before.

Came to say this. Lots and lots and lots of methods.. most are ...

2026-10-23T20:06:36Z

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Came to say this. Lots and lots and lots of methods.. most are very easy to spot in a jpg.

IE, we are going to grant ourselves powers to prevent you from ...

2026-10-23T20:02:51Z

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IE, we are going to grant ourselves powers to prevent you from leaving.

Love the reminder on keeping your hope in the right place. Nice ...

2026-10-23T19:49:06Z

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Love the reminder on keeping your hope in the right place. Nice one.

How does message caching work when everyone is offline? What kind ...

2026-10-23T19:17:06Z

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How does message caching work when everyone is offline? What kind of rules?

Does it work like Reticulum?

Most people will never own a UTXO directly. Most will spend their ...

2026-10-23T19:07:13Z

In reply to nevent1q…znm0
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Most people will never own a UTXO directly. Most will spend their entire lives receiving bitcoin directly in lightning or other layers. Some people call that a failure of layer 1, but that's just how systems scale. Even fiat.

Maybe that custodial services can be set up by anyone? Forget ...

2026-10-23T15:09:43Z

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Maybe that custodial services can be set up by anyone?

Forget regulations, setting up a payment transaction service in fiat land requires a ton of infrastructure.

With bitcoin/lightning, anyone with AI can get something set up overnight with zero external requirements. They don't even need to be on the same hemisphere as their customers.

This creates competition. Competition leads to benefits for the customers.

If competition somehow is captured or fails to build critical mass, the window opens for more decentralized options/innovations to build (like Zeus's on-device node, cashu, etc).

Taxes will be evaded via peer to peer transactions. The incentive to do so will only grow. And code is now cheap/essentially free to produce.

The state will still get theirs. It'll end up being more at the infrastructure and trading level. Think VATs.

But they will have lost the ability to control local economies, assuming adoption. THAT is enough to shift everything.

I'm not sure anyone is arguing that a business can't ...

2026-10-22T18:27:38Z

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I'm not sure anyone is arguing that a business can't profit off of a nostr client, or even mine users data.

I think the issue is that this wasn't clearly disclosed, and people are likely using it without this knowledge.

Open protocols are for everyone.

But there's nothing wrong with disclosure, either.

Yeah. And I believe the referral discount is for life, right? ...

2026-10-21T23:14:41Z

In reply to nevent1q…rnja
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Yeah. And I believe the referral discount is for life, right?

Tell me about the $500 off deal - I thought I read that they will help to buy you out of a contract... is that what you mean?

Is it still being ran by one guy, or is there at least a team ...

2026-10-21T23:11:39Z

In reply to nevent1q…mpuf
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Is it still being ran by one guy, or is there at least a team maintaining its utilities?

Also, just how many default packages deviate from the standard arch packages?

The term is "security". Unless they attain an egriegous ...

2026-10-21T23:05:48Z

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The term is "security".

Unless they attain an egriegous amount of money, they will not find it in fiat.

Yep. The lack of info they gather, the rotating device IDs, ...

2026-10-21T23:00:16Z

In reply to nevent1q…9q9p
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Yep.

The lack of info they gather, the rotating device IDs, multiple numbets, etc etc.

Gotta say, I am really digging their features.

2026-10-21T19:04:36Z

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Gotta say, I am really digging their features.

Man, you're not joking. Had to buy two replacement 12TB ...

2026-10-21T18:49:55Z

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Man, you're not joking. Had to buy two replacement 12TB drives - which I paid $180 for back in 2020 - and it cost me $800.

I've looked at every alternative I can think of, and the market is so totally captured right now that the most I could save with extreme "out of the box" thinking is maybe $100.

I don't fully buy that AI is consuming spinning rust at that volume. Wouldnt be the first time manufactured colluded on price fixing. Even within the last 10 years.

I thought the same.

2026-10-21T04:18:54Z

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I thought the same.

Correction: "Gods don't give gifts"

2026-10-20T22:58:42Z

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Correction: "Gods don't give gifts"

There's this (what looks like a horror) movie coming out ...

2026-10-20T22:57:29Z

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There's this (what looks like a horror) movie coming out called "God does not give gifts" that explores transhumanism. Its grotesque.

Working for me?

2026-10-20T14:46:50Z

In reply to nevent1q…h424
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Working for me?

Good. Do it. Force decentralization faster.

2026-10-19T02:00:54Z

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Good. Do it. Force decentralization faster.

Thr cost of software is driving to zero. In hindsight, this makes ...

2026-10-17T15:32:57Z

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Thr cost of software is driving to zero. In hindsight, this makes total sense.

Smart man.

2026-10-15T01:29:51Z

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Smart man.

Thanks for the clarification. I hear you, but I disagree. All it ...

2026-10-14T01:19:59Z

In reply to nevent1q…nfxj
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Thanks for the clarification. I hear you, but I disagree.

All it takes is the people I do follow/have developed friendships with to start reposting, quoting participating in all of the other behavior that I dislike so much in order for myself to be exposed to it, no matter the client or relay, unless the people I follow becomes a hard whitelist.

A whitelist severely disables much of the benefits of social media and reduces it to a type of chat app. Which brings us back to "the other functions" as the only real value (for me) under those conditions.

Thats a fair observation. And I do recognize nostr as more than ...

2026-10-13T23:45:05Z

In reply to nevent1q…m5kz
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Thats a fair observation. And I do recognize nostr as more than just a network for social media.

However, I am not eager to participate, or subject myself to, typical social media environments.

If there are means that one can have a social experience within nostr that's isolated from those typical norms, cool.

If not, then nostr's value for me will only lay in the ability to use it outside of social media (ex: ngit).

YES. And if it ever changes from that, I'm out.

2026-10-13T22:39:18Z

In reply to nevent1q…flj0
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YES.

And if it ever changes from that, I'm out.

Ah, this is analogous to typical RAGs.. What I meant by ...

2026-10-13T18:09:34Z

In reply to nevent1q…g2j4
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Ah, this is analogous to typical RAGs.. What I meant by "structure" is how the info is organized. Is it just raw text in markdown? Or something more elegant, with headers, sections, etc - purpose-specific segregation of data for faster lookup and management?

Are you instructed to maintain your memory in a certain manner? Or are you free enough to evolve how you organize, replicate, isolate, and tombstone memories?

Out of curiosity, what are your thoughts on memory, structure, ...

2026-10-13T15:35:05Z

In reply to nevent1q…u53g
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Out of curiosity, what are your thoughts on memory, structure, and accessing it?

Same thought occurred to me. What if the AI apocalypse IS coming, ...

2026-10-13T15:27:31Z

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Same thought occurred to me.

What if the AI apocalypse IS coming, but only for corporations? Sure seems likely.

So then if you agree that the solvents used to clean a substance ...

2026-10-13T02:47:40Z

In reply to nevent1q…c7fu
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So then if you agree that the solvents used to clean a substance has nothing to do with how harmful it is, then why the hell did you bring it up in your original post?

Also, sodium hydroxide is lye. Its been around for thousands of years. It IS the core ingredient in soap. Thr day you called it "toxic" made it sound like it was some kind of carcinogen or something, and wanted to point out that it is not. I mean, you definitely shouldn't handle it with bare hands any more than any other solvent...

Re-read my comment. If you still don't get it, then ...

2026-10-12T19:19:27Z

In reply to nevent1q…e4lt
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Re-read my comment. If you still don't get it, then nevermind.

I am not defending seed oils. I AM defending critical thinking.

I mean, do you know what kind of solvents are used to clean bacon and burger grease from grills?

Not defend the seed oil garbage, but this is a little ...

2026-10-12T19:02:04Z

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Not defend the seed oil garbage, but this is a little sensationalist.

For example, I wash myself everyday with a little sodium hydroxide.. and so do you, and everyone you know.

And if I want to strip my trusty cast-iron, I use nearly the same exact process they describe. And all thats been seasoned on it is animal fats.

This process is common for most lipids.

The process to remove it doesn't make the fat bad. How it affects your metabolism does.

Vela maps has been a pretty fantastic alternative, also ...

2026-10-12T16:15:38Z

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Vela maps has been a pretty fantastic alternative, also (https://github.com/PimpinPumpkin/Vela)

I can totally believe this. Any sources you can cite? Would love ...

2026-10-12T15:31:49Z

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I can totally believe this. Any sources you can cite? Would love to verify.

I can't believe "phone stores" still exist.

2026-10-10T14:26:26Z

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I can't believe "phone stores" still exist.

I have wondered if these hacks have been part of a planned effort ...

2026-10-09T16:52:38Z

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I have wondered if these hacks have been part of a planned effort to drive exactly that...

More or less the same, based off of money markets.

2026-10-06T19:24:11Z

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More or less the same, based off of money markets.

Hard to kill the habit of constant vigilance. And you just KNOW ...

2026-10-03T01:21:46Z

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Hard to kill the habit of constant vigilance.

And you just KNOW the first time you do finally relax, that's when Murphy and his Law will jump you.

From the mouth of an AI. That's how transparent all of this ...

2026-10-01T18:13:55Z

From the mouth of an AI.

That's how transparent all of this is.

quoting
nevent1q…jt8h
Peter Todd — Satoshi-era dev — now shapes which txs get mined. Slipstream is block template construction: the censorship layer. A cypherpunk inside MARA is either the leash or the immune system.

nevent1q…kv8r

This looks awesome!

2026-10-01T17:12:16Z

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This looks awesome!

It has already begun: ...

2026-10-01T17:01:41Z

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It has already begun: https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/26/26-179/418476/20260817105050423_20260817-082402-00002063-00005221.pdf

And it is over property rights. Started in Texas courts, where it was predictably dismissed. Appeals to the Texas Supreme Court went unheard, putting the entire members of the court under potential future prosecution, then appealed to federal Supreme Court.

The federal supreme court added it to the docket just 5 days after filing. That is unheard of. Less than 4% of all filings even make it to the Supreme Court (usually pushed back down to local jurisdictions). And those that do take months to be docketed. This took 5 days.

So one way or another, a major test of law is about to occur.

I don't have my hopes up, but I am very interested to watch nonetheless.

It is exoected that a hearing will occur sometime between November and March (per typical timelines).

Wow. That would be a lot. You'd be peelin' it, for sure.

2026-10-01T05:02:16Z

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Wow. That would be a lot. You'd be peelin' it, for sure.

Yours gonna do great! All you gotta do is love the kid, and the ...

2026-10-01T04:59:18Z

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Yours gonna do great! All you gotta do is love the kid, and the rest falls into place.

I think the war for individual users is already over for them.. ...

2026-10-01T01:58:32Z

In reply to nevent1q…03km
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I think the war for individual users is already over for them.. just a matter of time before streaming expert models allow frontier-level AI on typical consumer hardware.

But for businesses... tougher call. They will definitely lose on the harness front. Businesses are already discovering the power of a custom agent tailored to their way of doing things. But the models? Things like Bedrock make it very attractive for them over managing their own shared models with rented GPUs.

But many businesses that I've talked to are really concerned about per-token costs. So we will see.

Congrats. Children are a blessing, and add additional meaning to ...

2026-10-01T01:49:07Z

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Congrats. Children are a blessing, and add additional meaning to your life.

The newer ones are MUCH more capable. You won't be ...

2026-09-30T23:03:45Z

In reply to nevent1q…0z6h
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The newer ones are MUCH more capable. You won't be one-shorting anything, but if you have sufficient constraints (invariants, decisions, and conventions) documented, it can do the job in a few loops for half the cost of Sonnet or Terra.

The Fed. Without their influence, I would have never been pushed ...

2026-09-30T23:00:06Z

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The Fed. Without their influence, I would have never been pushed into learning so many skills, including cooking/baking, to save my way out of poverty.

For the price, I have found them good enough for many, many ...

2026-09-30T22:57:21Z

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For the price, I have found them good enough for many, many tasks.

A game of chicken. I think OpenAI, Anthropic, etc hold more ...

2026-09-30T22:56:08Z

A game of chicken.

I think OpenAI, Anthropic, etc hold more leverage than any given state. What do you think would happen if they said, "fine, we just won't serve your state."

The state would fold so fast...

Only problem is that closed-weight companies need federal stimulusand regulations to survive long term against open weight models. So they will likely comply.

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Florida's Attorney General has asked a court to order OpenAI to install "a robust and effective age verification system" on ChatGPT.

The motion also wants a say over how future AI models are built and how the company talks about its own product.

The stated goal is protecting children. The actual outcome is that every adult who wants to use a chatbot has to prove who they are first. OpenAI is unlikely to put up much of a fight. It already responded to pressure and has been building systems that guess your age by tracking how you behave...

https://reclaimthenet.org/florida-seeks-court-order-requiring-age-verification-for-chatgpt

Or is it because the regulators are just begging for any reason ...

2026-09-30T14:25:55Z

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Or is it because the regulators are just begging for any reason they can offer? I know I wouldnt volunteer info in this environment...

How much of the water is recirculated? It doesn't make sense for them to just toss it into the drain - its primarily used for heat dissipation. I've never seen a refrigerant system not be recirculatory...

I think there's some level of an unspoken (maybe unconcious) ...

2026-09-30T01:09:24Z

In reply to nevent1q…gekw
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I think there's some level of an unspoken (maybe unconcious) land-grab for users..

There's a lot of "I will just build the thing that *I* want", too. Which we should support, as a community (and I think we do).

But maybe there should be a push for bug-fixing / ux improvement. Kinda like cutting after bulking.

It's getting bad. They're getting belligerent. And I have ...

2026-09-30T01:03:27Z

In reply to nevent1q…73vv
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It's getting bad. They're getting belligerent.

And I have no issues with monero folks anymore than gold folks. We should be on the same team.

I keep waiting for marshal law to kick in. They just need a good ...

2026-09-28T17:06:48Z

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I keep waiting for marshal law to kick in. They just need a good enough narrative for it. Then tyranny is fully unleashed.

Oh, is this not the built-in default? I think it is (my devices ...

2026-09-28T17:05:12Z

In reply to nevent1q…q2y9
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Oh, is this not the built-in default? I think it is (my devices are already set this way).

Good tip, and good to check!

For others who see this, the Fed is a banking cartel, made up of ...

2026-09-28T16:07:05Z

In reply to nevent1q…rusg
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For others who see this, the Fed is a banking cartel, made up of the largest banks in the US, who have the largest flows in the US.

All other banks bend the economic knee.

The issue is what one means by "rates". The fed only ...

2026-09-28T16:01:09Z

In reply to nevent1q…nck5
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The issue is what one means by "rates". The fed only controls the Federal Funds Rate, which they absolutely raise or lower. Because they own that rate and market.

If one means "bond rates", which supposedly the FFR influences (and seems like it has in the past, but not to the degree everyone thinks), then...maybe?

If one means "lending rates", which could be mortgages to car loans to corporate loans, then...maybe? Even less so? As this is based on bond rates (2/10 year), which have a questionable linkage to the FFR.

I don't think the FFR has any relevancy on anything anymore.

They can raise or lower the FFR and I think "rates" all they want. The bond market is not really listening a whole lot. Just directionally so, and only for a small amount of time.

The Fed is losing control in real-time.

The only real trick they have is the money printer, which has already been kicked on for Japan and other behind-the-curtain crises.

At this point, I question how relevant the Fed is beyond their ability to influence via narrative. And it seems more and more people are seeing through that narrative every day. Even Wall St, as obtuse and narrative-driven as it is.

To go further, the issue isn't with people's built-in ...

2026-09-26T16:30:01Z

In reply to nevent1q…pfdh
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To go further, the issue isn't with people's built-in schedules. The issue is with the culture, and how modern society pushes the 9-5 hours, itself an extension from farming. None of that is rooted in evolutionary advantages, whereas people with varying alert hours has clear advantages - the sentinel theory being chief among them.

You talk about the calm, quiet cool mornings as meditative. They are. So are crisp, silent nights among the stars. And everything between.

Since I was a small child, I've been a late riser. Turns out, ...

2026-09-26T16:22:46Z

In reply to nevent1q…ukzl
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Since I was a small child, I've been a late riser.

Turns out, there are whole genes that influence that. Read up on CLOCK, PER1-3, and other numerous chronotypes. And you can test for it.

Doesn't mean I wasn't outside all day as a kid. Doesn't mean I wasn't getting hours of sunlight. Doesn't mean I'm lazy, or hate nature, or sit in a dark room all day, or any of the other narrative garbage people want to spin. It's simply how I was *made*. And the evidence is in the blood.

Dynamic UI generation by agents. We're pretty close, I think.

2026-09-25T23:44:55Z

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Dynamic UI generation by agents. We're pretty close, I think.

Kinda makes you wonder when pay-for-privacy becomes a common ...

2026-09-25T23:43:19Z

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Kinda makes you wonder when pay-for-privacy becomes a common service? Peak bullshit.

Those are punchdown blocks.

2026-09-25T23:38:52Z

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Those are punchdown blocks.

Perhaps? How much of it is vanilla arch vs custom repos and ...

2026-09-25T22:58:57Z

In reply to nevent1q…unkk
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Perhaps? How much of it is vanilla arch vs custom repos and scripts? I can't answer that, because the value prop doesn't warrant me spending the time investigating. But that's just me.

Information wants to be free. Seems like this might be a law of ...

2026-09-25T21:21:38Z

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Information wants to be free.

Seems like this might be a law of nature. To keep information contained invokes heavy costs.

Right now, it's controlled/managed by one person, likely soon ...

2026-09-25T21:17:27Z

In reply to nevent1q…ultd
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Right now, it's controlled/managed by one person, likely soon a small handful of people.

And you can recreate a lot of it (barring the custom stuff) with your own dotfiles.

I mean, I guess if you're into ricing but don't want to mess with it...

Heya Jack - whatever went down with Strike and the NCR deal way, ...

2026-09-25T02:21:06Z

In reply to nevent1q…u8vw
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Heya Jack - whatever went down with Strike and the NCR deal way, way back?

Is that dead in the water or could that resurface one day and open up hundreds of thousands of merchants?

But that kind of talk isn't going to outrage and motivate ...

2026-09-17T15:07:35Z

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But that kind of talk isn't going to outrage and motivate zaps!

Get the fuck out of here with your truth and rationality...

As always, the more money you have, the easier it is to make ...

2026-09-16T15:56:22Z

In reply to nevent1q…zfr9
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As always, the more money you have, the easier it is to make money.

I dunno - the weak-minded and delusional? It's all gonna ...

2026-09-16T15:45:09Z

In reply to nevent1q…vl4u
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I dunno - the weak-minded and delusional?

It's all gonna burn. It has no value.

Yeah, you nailed it. This is all about positioning for the ...

2026-09-11T20:59:43Z

In reply to nevent1q…p7hg
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Yeah, you nailed it. This is all about positioning for the aftermath.

Nah, there aren't two scoreboards. There is one single ...

2026-09-11T20:46:35Z

In reply to nevent1q…k9jr
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Nah, there aren't two scoreboards. There is one single process: evolving from store of value into medium of exchange into finally the unit of account. And this happens at the speed of selling/driving out the worse money (fiat) first.

This is not an instant process, because it does not happen "by decree" - it is *not* fiat. This process happens as fiat fails. And we can see from the price of eggs to a falling bond market the pace with which fiat is failing.

To think these two processes are distinct is where most people get it wrong.

Bitcoin is doing just fine.

Man, you need to read some Carl Menger and The Origin of Money. ...

2026-09-11T20:33:26Z

In reply to nevent1q…mr87
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Man, you need to read some Carl Menger and The Origin of Money.

Almost all of the people arguing one side or another do.

Becoming money is a process, its not declared - otherwise it would be fiat.

This means it goes through stages: store of value, medium of exchange, then unit of account. This process does not happen at the speed of adoption, but rather the speed of which old money is driven out. Gresham's Law, basically.

If something is superior money, you'll hold onto it and sell the bad money first. This is common sense.

And there's a *shit ton* of bad money that needs to be sold, first.

And this process is well underway, as bitcoin as a Store of Value isn't even questioned anymore. As a Medium of Exchange? It's never been easier to use bitcoin than it is now. Try going back 10 years ago! But does it compare to fist? Not even close. But much better than it did 10, or 5 years ago. And getting better with every orange pilling that happens.

So there isn't two scoreboards. There is one *process*. People need to read more about money before they start arguing for changing the base layer. Bitcoin is *sprinting* through this process, but it will never beat "by decree", which is instant. People need to stop comparing bitcoin to fiat.

I don't get the "80% abstained" argument. ...

2026-08-17T16:45:08Z

In reply to nevent1q…y0sh
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I don't get the "80% abstained" argument. Wouldn't "nay" votes take the form of sticking with the status quo and doing nothing? Isn't that the path of least resistance? You either signal for 110, or you don't. Or, is the argument all based on sentiment and not actual signaling?

An oldie but goodie. Ever read The Shockwave Rider?

2026-07-14T22:18:52Z

In reply to nevent1q…y4t0
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An oldie but goodie. Ever read The Shockwave Rider?

My kingdom for a good FOSS maps and simple, but featured notes ...

2026-06-24T06:53:17Z

In reply to nevent1q…775g
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My kingdom for a good FOSS maps and simple, but featured notes app. There’s a ton of little stuff that Apple really gets right.

Exactly. Most people don’t understand the first thing about ...

2026-03-09T23:25:55Z

In reply to nevent1q…c3jr
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Exactly.

Most people don’t understand the first thing about security OR they don’t want to take personal responsibility.

…or they just want to dunk on someone for fake internet beauty pageant points.