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I posted an article about “unavoidably unsafe” vaccines that might be interesting reading, with RFKjr in the hot seat over vaccinations. #869319
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Here's a link to the pod for anybody interested:
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ETH hitting new low against BTC~~
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Day 477 of 100+ pushups per day; day 376 of 120+ pushups per day, sets breakdown: 4x36 normal/narrow; Total: 144
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Picture shared in a random group I am part of. Allegedly, this would be the menu in a Chinese restaurant in Canada, and how the price has evolved over a 4-year period of time.
Lesson: buying Ginger Beef 4 years ago would have been the perfect hedge against inflation~~
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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @k00b 2 Feb
My toxic trait is that I can't help but punch up when I see disingenuousness.
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Watcher Guru: Canadian dollar falls to lowest level since 2003 following US tariffs.
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Pretty good, but I think there's a better option for the first one.
He often says "Not a lot of people know this." for things he just learned (and everyone else knows already).
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Some days are just too busy to even look at SN! Hope all are well!
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Did you ever read Cryptoeconomics:Fundamental Principles of Bitcoin, by Eric Voskuil and James Chiang?
This message is specifically directed to @denlillaapan, but anyone else, please chime in.
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140 sats \ 0 replies \ @k00b 2 Feb
@Scoresby has been citing it in their posts. I’ve read it. It’s the one Bitcoin book @BitcoinErrorLog says is worth reading. Someone was doing a series where they’d summarize each chapter on SN at one point.
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Yes, I've read it some years ago. Is one of the best bitcoin books.
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Do you know much about the authors? I can't believe I have never heard of them. Very smart, talented guys. I'm amazed. I just started the book. I'm going to take my time and enjoy it.
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Voskuill maintains libbitcoin (the first alternate implementation of bitcoin, which he and Amir Taaki started back in 2011).
Cryptoeconomics is Voskuill's work on the incentives around the tech Satoshi created. It's not so much a book to read through as a graph of ideas in bitcoin. Voskuill recommends "reading the topics as they were written, as a curiosity."
It is certainly the most thoughtful book I've ever read on bitcoin, and the most challenging -- in that some of his conclusions feel very counterintuitive.
Also, I strongly recommend reading the github version rather than printed.
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21 sats \ 1 reply \ @siggy47 2 Feb
Thanks for your insight. I started reading about an hour ago and it's pretty compelling. I'm sure I'll get lost when it gets technical.
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I don't think you will get lost. None of it is technical in the software/code sense.
Voskuill does a nice job of linking to relevant terms and articles on the internet.
It's best in small doses, with lots of time to think.
123 sats \ 1 reply \ @DarthCoin 2 Feb
They are real crypto-anarchists. I heard of Eric back in 2014-2015 from HCCP https://1337.hcpp.cz/
Also very interesting talks by Taz0 here:
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I am reading about the axiom of resistance right now. It immediately reminded me of you! I will watch this video. I can't believe these guys don't get more attention.
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Nope. Don't know of it... Give me a quick rundown?
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I don't know much. I know the authors are bitcoin devs from 2013. I just started reading the forward, and I can see the book probably centers on the crypto anarchy origins like the Genesis Book, with a heavy dose of Austrian economics. Someone on SN mentioned it a while back. Here's a link.
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Snow day! My boys are excited after tropical Sun last week. #blessed
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109 sats \ 3 replies \ @nout 2 Feb
CCs are a "buffer" for sats. From my experience I always get more sats in the end and CCs are just smoothing out the edges. So this works ok imo.
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hahaha you used my words: #870926
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9 sats \ 1 reply \ @k00b 2 Feb
Other then the UI/UX and the poor experience/communication when learning about them, I agree. Meaning, the solution is good but the experience of realizing that is poor.
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18 sats \ 0 replies \ @nout 2 Feb
I think at this point the experience is ok enough and there are more important things to focus on that could be more fun and exciting for people using it :)
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bullshit crap. bitcoiners do not need leaders...
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45 sats \ 1 reply \ @NovaRift 2 Feb
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I can attest to this one. When I was a commercial fisherman, there were no days off or much time off for high seas. We were always doing something or another for processing or prep.
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21 sats \ 0 replies \ @k00b 2 Feb
I still need mine. That baby looks like it has big plans.
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116 sats \ 0 replies \ @Lux 2 Feb
vintage Antonopoulos
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Day #207 of nut 🌰 dropping 🥜 in the Saloon
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Hint: change first y to a t
Want to harvest this nut? https://docs.cashu.space/wallets
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Still got some nuts yet to be harvested
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21 sats \ 2 replies \ @bief57 2 Feb
Morning questions from my daughter: Do whales yawn?
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42 sats \ 1 reply \ @Scroogey 2 Feb
Pretty much all vertebrates yawn, says Rachel Metz, a curator at the Smithsonian’s National Zoo. Among marine mammals, pinnipeds, such as seals, do—but cetaceans, such as whales and dolphins, do not. They differ from other mammals in that they breathe through blowholes instead of noses or mouths, and they are conscious breathers, meaning they have to remember to breathe, even while sleeping. As for why mammals yawn, scientists still aren’t sure why—it could be sleepiness, boredom, a need to oxygenate the brain or some other cause.
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Amazing! Thanks, I'll give you the answer right away.
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Happiness Journal 4/2/25
I have a goal to complete reading “100 Small Money Habits of 100 People Who Saved 100 Million Yen” because I want to consolidate the insights and publish them on Seedly, a personal finance site. I love having my goals to work towards 💪
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Day 405 of posting mining earnings from the day before: 673 sats on 1Feb2025! Running total: 282,467 sats!
Long live Bitcoin.
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24 sats \ 1 reply \ @nikotsla 2 Feb
Just want to be at least one time... the first one to write in Stacker Saloon.
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And so you deserve some sats xP
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