slightly off topic, but Opendime now has the satscard which looks pretty interesting https://satscard.com/faq

the future is bright if you dedicate yourself to learning so many resources out there these days that patrick bet david guy from valuetainment never went to any college https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Awj2kpdSpos

along those lines, have a look at the offerings of saylor academy https://learn.saylor.org/

besides a whole computer science section, they even have ECON103: Principles of Austrian Economics as taught by saifedean

are you talking about python 2 vs 3 here or something else?

Start going to programming meetups, if you can. Or tech that you're interested in, talk to people in real life. Many people finish coding bootcamps, then they are looking for work.. if you can do both learn to code etc while meeting people and being curious as to what they're up to, can open doors at some point in the near future..

everyone is a bitcoiner, they just don't know it yet :)

These might be "poorly understood" by the mainstream. But if you know where to look you will find people that have a lot of experience operating in these domains.

Thanks for the link!

Two sats/cents: Set and setting Look into the work of Stan Grof There is a lot of depth in this work, but its not for everyone. Agreed, some people due to their composition, it might leave them worse off (usually probably because they don't properly "come back")

It's a bit like guns, there is such a thing like gun safety. Or like going to NYC, there is the best and worst kind of experience you can have, depending on where you navigate yourself to. Just like the internet, you can get rekt with malware and find all kinds of seedy things, yet there is a lot of beauty and value to be experienced as well. It's a zoo out there, best not just to take off without an experienced guide, if you do not have the experience yourself.. (an opinion)

understood. thanks for the response yeah, from what I hear about breez in the space, I think its probably way beyond beta now.

Many other wallets are available as released apps though, phoenix, wos, muun etc. blixt is very early but they add a "yes, I'm reckless, continue" prompt :)

I just cant get past the "log into google" page, since I have an android but don't know where my credentials are for the phone specific google account which I setup a few years ago.

Hope you can get pushed out of "testing" and into playstore sooner than later :) or maybe you can release an apk

slightly off topic, but is breez for android ever going to be released and available outside of "beta testing"? compare https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.breez.client vs https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vitorpamplona.amethyst

use sms4sats, works

Worked! used sparrow and swept the funds back where I can access them (will try to start a fresh blixt wallet and experiment with it from there)

@hampus @DarthCoin you both rock! Sent you a small token of appreciation to your @stacker.news addresses for a coffee or something. Cheers!

Is it possible to enter the blixt 24 words into sparrow or another wallet? I'm getting invalid checksum when I do that. Does blixt implement BIP39 differently to other wallets?

I'm having a situation now where my blixt seems to not be syncing, I sent some funds to the default address and they are not showing up :p

sorry, if this is not the right place to get help. I just thought maybe someone here on stacker news knows something...

Maybe this will be useful in your quest for price of tomorrow https://twitter.com/saifedean/status/1541200940124049408

or find it for free online, and then pay the sats forward to some project on https://geyser.fund/

Interesting that "Interest in Bitcoin" is only listed as a "Nice to haves" in the job description.

I would love to know why in fountain app, one needs to provide an email address in order to create a wallet?

I have to say, "The greatest game" article you wrote, especially how it was formatted in the bitcoin times (as pdf), is a very good piece of orange-pilling material. Thank you!