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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @itsrealfake OP 1h \ on: Faked videos of the Oct 7th Attack?? A Conversation with Matt Guertin conspiracy
turns out he's got all the videos as well as his python scripts available to download.
I'll try recreating the process to see if I get similar results with regular video
Is my BTC safe in my hardware wallet
it isn't in your wallet. there are no bitcoins.
your wallet is a signing device
the seed words are used to generate a big number which is used to derive the the addresses paired with private keys.
your UTXO collection is the list of transactions addressed to you. the sum of amounts of those UTXOs is your sat balance.
the UTXO record is derived from the blockchain. That's where your TX data is stored.
get a new hardware wallet if you want, but all you need is the words.
disclaimer, I'm not proficient with Lisp. when I was learning about it, I remember thinking that a lot of the features I liked to use 'functionally' were similar to what I was reading about in the Lisp Programming book.
here's some garbage from the LLM:
Both JavaScript and Python have introduced elements of Lisp in various ways:
- JavaScript:
- Closures: JavaScript's closure mechanism is similar to Lisp's lexical scoping. Closures allow functions to access variables from their surrounding scope, even when called outside of that scope.
- Higher-order functions: JavaScript functions can be passed as arguments to other functions, returned as values from functions, and stored in data structures, similar to Lisp's higher-order functions.
- Macros: Although JavaScript does not have built-in macro support like Lisp, some libraries and frameworks, such as Sweet.js and Macros.js, provide macro-like functionality.
- Array methods: JavaScript's array methods, such as
map(),filter(), andreduce(), are similar to Lisp's sequence functions.
- Python:
- List comprehensions: Python's list comprehensions are similar to Lisp's
mapcarfunction, allowing for concise creation of new lists by applying a transformation to each element of an existing list. - Generators: Python's generators are similar to Lisp's streams, allowing for lazy evaluation and efficient processing of large datasets.
- Higher-order functions: Python functions can be passed as arguments to other functions, returned as values from functions, and stored in data structures, similar to Lisp's higher-order functions.
- Macros: Although Python does not have built-in macro support like Lisp, some libraries, such as
macroandpymacro, provide macro-like functionality. - Functional programming libraries: Libraries like
toolzandcytoolzprovide functional programming utilities, including functions likepipeandcurry, which are inspired by Lisp.
- List comprehensions: Python's list comprehensions are similar to Lisp's
These elements have been incorporated into JavaScript and Python to provide more expressive and flexible programming capabilities, while still maintaining their respective language syntax and semantics.
It's not easy to get laid when you're separated from your neighbors by 50 acres
Young people want proximity. We will need to navigate that challenge
we're gonna need a ~steaks zone on SN
python, like javascript, has absorbed a lot of the functional fun of Lisp. What language are you coming from?
I had to go from TypeScript to Ruby, but I asked my boss to allocate significant time for a new employee to level up my Ruby skills in a pair programming way (I was fluent in TS, but definitely not in Ruby). It was one of the best/enjoyable/productive 4 months I have ever had professionally. The feature that came out of that time changed the engineering team & continues to be a benefit to the org.
Can you learn how to use the LLM to learn Python & I've been learning Rust with the help of LLMs on the ChainCode curriculum, and its been very productive.
I think of the State as a metacognative entity, with its own cognition. The humans it is made of are replaceable, like skin cells.
imo, sounds like you're conflating "legal" and "regulated"
I'm all for interested parties having ample access to testing and safety, but if you need a license then it's not "legal". for instance... having a child is "legal" because there's no need for a license.
yeah, sorry... you'll have to forgive me, I don't shitcoin and I don't know the difference between a meme shticoin and a utility shitcoin
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