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102 sats \ 3 replies \ @adlai 11h \ on: OpenSats canary is out of date bitcoin
is there particular reason for the forwarding? e.g. maybe @0xB10C will get some notification including the post tldr and has something to do with it
there seems to have been some cross-site failure between the redirect patterns of theverge, the archive site's routing, and the link in your post.
The prefix search1 of AI articles from theverge shows that someone other than myself already tried archiving the article2 separately from you, and the few redirects that might have also been from stackers chasing the link for related articles, author information, and advertisements for tearing off a case of the mondays.... this comment is pointless, and zapping yours has failed, so chasing SN bugs will probably prove more profitable than spending more nanopayments filling the site's logs with failed zaps3.
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I tried a really general one, first, as obviously it's interesting to get an idea for whether the publisher talks much about specific providers, or has published some press release sporadically: https://archive.is/https://www.theverge.com/ai-artificial-intelligence/* ↩
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Narrowing the archive search down along route
/841156gets all sorts of other people's tracking metada; I'll leave this secondhand chewing gum inventory to the slightly more promptable of ~devs ↩ -
looks like the cowshit floor height is the discriminator of this latest failure ↩
[...] and it all starts with three letters: MCP.
I do hope some human copywriter had fun imagining how some competing automation might cope; three Roman letters is awfully concise for triggering anything useful from the loss leaders, even when their MCP frames include the history of MCP.
well it really pissed me off; I skim the frontpage, thinking of things like "what would spez do, if this were still his project and I got hired because Aaron Schwartz wandered off", and saw zero comments, an ignorable statice of the zap leaders, and it was literally the last post before the "More" button, so I had to either ignore it or let the frontpage talk.
death of most early adopters
there's a reason jews consider the forearm tatoo folks worth talking to, and it is not self-custody of shoes.
the time it will have taken to get him a new handgun
I hate journalism more than editorialism itself.
the article itself
thank you for supporting readership sanity, independent opinionation, and pissing off the reason so much of the Internet is "free"!
PSA: do not upvote, AI-slop bot
... now I'm tempted to mute1 you, for producing human slop.
There's a remote chance you use the same client for all forums, and the word "upvote" has calcified so far in your default mode network that you honestly believe it's a word worth preserving... consider defending it.
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please see an earlier comment of mine if you're still building heuristics for impermanent muting ↩
Bitcoin is entropic
please use markdown headings in your next post
# Example
an example of markdown headings
## Details
I think the nesting allows only one additional level
Bitcoin is entropic
yeah I heard you the first time, the truth value is still zero, like the beginnings of the index keys in the data that the Bitcoin things create; and like those root hashes, the more interesting parts are the nonzero truth values, although unfortunately I'm a much better penpal against structured text.
There's a reason second editions are usually cheaper, although it doesn't fit within a single sentence.
Maybe @Scoresby can write a nice distillation of it, after the Bitcoin experiment has been resolved someway, and all the remaining human stackers have become addicted to his markdown.
But if they plead guilty, what are you going to pardon? A guilty man? Then is all a theater... as it is in fact.
By definition, pardons are forgiveness of a crime, in the case where the person is guilty.
There have been several cases where people have refused conditional pardons, specifically because of the same ideological stance you have: accepting the pardon would implicitly mean that they were admitting guilt, whereas innocence needs no pardon, it is simply innocent.
I've been reading slop and news about slop daily for over a year, and only now I noticed the similarity between "Claude" and "Cloud".
I guess it shows I've not been reading Reddit much, I recall that sort of pun being all over the place in the comments there.
Anything in the blocks that get reorg'd out is gone, so that includes block subsidies.
I think your "anything" is overly general; transactions that are valid on either chain will probably get "sniped" across. The miners restoring these on the new chain would get paid fees from the transactions, and the people who had originally broadcast them would probably even be relieved that their transactions had returned to confirmed status.
I fear the Animal Farm reference might be lost on most people. SN might not be a representative sample, although in my experience even 1984 is more familiar to most people as a memeplex than an actual book that anyone has read.