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The one I fancy would be running on my hardware, but I guess that the spectre of quantum and AGIs under other ruthless humans' control does motivate a certain prudence.
They should just be like, "passenger please drive for a minute." Bam! Exclusive rental car experience
I just try to write things down in case I forget. Sometimes I get carried away and that's the best. When I read it back it doesn't always carry me away the same.
Please carry me away with your writing.
Ok I was lying. Oftentimes I have a Good Idea and think I should write more about that later so I make a note and later I do that. I have a ton of GIs in various states but little faith that they'll excite anyone. Maybe I'll get hacked and be discovered as some kind of super genius.
At least there's a record.
I like the 10 minute edit window. I've also recently been trying to make smaller more finished works by spending time with them. I'm talking about in other media but for writing I guess it means spending more time rereading and acting on my observations of the text.
3 minutes left.
I've never believed in the concept of spam on a network such as this with a fee market. I didn't think 2 or 4mb blocks were a good idea but if prunable then fine. I appreciate what LukeJr has always been trying to do but I think he's missing the cost that comes with pushing such a soft fork. I don't see it passing which is probably for the best.
Sort of looks like yield is clipping, i.e. there's artificial suppression. Perhaps demand for treasuries is being manufactured.
To clarify, the delusional thinking is general and I mean Bitcoin to stand in stark contrast, to be a rock.
Excellent point about the other systems which are not easy to change. Obviously these are more subjective though, like with wokism you see a lot of attempts to redefine the meaning of words. Bitcoin strikes at a sweet spot as far as possessing mathematical rigor and economic, and therefore personal, meaning.
My hope lies in the incorruptible truth that the Bitcoin block chain can add to people's lives. So much of human behavior is based on delusional thinking that this simple fact of a certain amount of Bitcoin existing and owned by a person can be the rock people need. Attention. Good will. Ethics. Bitcoin.
I don't think grieving friends can really help it, and also this is another sign that compassion and support are needed. RIP dead friend.
They need to turn up the temperature on these things so the tell tale phrases don't appear so much. The last thing to do is shame people for using.
You raise a good point. There's a reason everyone was all about the attention economy a couple decades ago. The understood that ultimately it's human attention that is the root of value. Engagement is about it. Time is in identity with it. For that matter a really important impulse to cultivate is that of turning everything off. Like once a day at least to sit in silence and let the internal queue play itself out. With that taken care of, we spend a lot less time trying to chase some amazing feeling from the external or escape discomfort. This then means you can be more intentional with how you make, save and spend money, and in that way honest money will just feel right.
What I mean is whether it's a reality or not, new tech developments feel less valuable and unique when the perception is that they can be developed quickly or cheaply. A similar idea to the title is that wants become needs. What helps me is to consider that each benefit also comes with cost so I'm constantly looking for ways to protect my non-tech time and minimize how much I truly need to use on a daily basis.
Especially as people feel they can vibe code anything they hear about. What can't be created so easily is adoption and mindshare. In the end it's about solving problems and appreciation is largely orthogonal to productive effects of solutions.
Of course the Wall Street journal would be loudly clueless. Bitcoin doesn't need that street. It's the voluntary exit door from their casino. That said they'll make plenty of fees on any trades they can facilitate. I don't blame them though. Hopefully they'll stack a little along the way.
They should get real jobs and just buy Bitcoin.