Newsletter Edition: Closed-Source is Retarded – Building Bitcoin Miners for Homes, Businesses, and Beyond
Hey tech-savvy Bitcoiners!
If you’re deep into hardware hacking, energy optimization, or decentralizing the hashrate, POD256’s Episode 103 is a goldmine. Co-hosted by @econoalchemist, skot9000, and tylerkstevens, this episode tears down the walls of proprietary mining tech and builds up open-source alternatives that turn waste heat into real-world value. Guests Tyler Stevens from Exergy Heat and a live dial-in from Skot and Joe Nakamoto at El Salvador’s Plan B conference bring frontline insights. We’re going in-depth here with breakdowns, bullets, tables, visuals of key hardware, and buzz from related X posts to give you the full picture. Let’s dissect why closed-source is holding us back and how open ecosystems are the future.Hosts and Guests BreakdownHosts and Guests Breakdown
Hosts:Guests:
- @econoalchemist: Focuses on economic angles of mining.
- skot9000: Hardware innovator, instigator of the Bitaxe project.
- tylerkstevens: Thermal engineering expert, CEO of Exergy Heat.
- Joe Nakamoto: Dialing in from El Salvador’s Plan B conference for global adoption vibes.
This lineup ensures a mix of technical depth, community focus, and real-time event tie-ins.
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It’s kind of sad that they went from awesome monthly newsletter to weekly slopletter.
I’ve been following since your post (about a year ago?), and I don’t get that impression. What makes you say that?
Reading it makes me say that.
It still has good stuff in it but it’s surrounded by slop.
Maybe I don’t notice it because I’m not a native English speaker.
your English is fine
your Spanish is questionable lol