The only cure for self-fulfilling prophesies is not thinking about them.

Bill run?

Mempools and mining (pools) are my favorite.

The most surprising talk that I'm grateful I attended (especially when the room was near empty) was from @dusty about a kind of 2nd layer mempool, "delayed transaction protocol" which is basically payjoin on steroids. There aren't many materials about it online yet to share but it's very exciting.

This is terrifying enough that most people wouldn't admit it to themselves. I'm still relatively young and I think about decline a lot, knowing I'm always getting closer than I have been, and I don't like it.

Both lol

We'd probably validate that Bolt12's include us as an introductory node on the blinded path. Then we'd take the sybil fee as a normal lightning routing fee.

semantic collapse but for marketing purposes

Privacy is one of the reasons we were dead set on doing the proxy thing. Blinded paths, when widely adopted, will prevent the need for proxying though.

Every zap on SN works like lnproxy.

If I want something sweet but don't want anything with "concentrated" glucose/fructose, I'll have berries with heavy cream or full fat yogurt.

No one wants to read AI comments. Please stop.

Sounds like we do!

Being shy sucks.

At bitcoin++ mempool edition for the next day or two. Mempools and mining pools are my favorite bitcoin things.

Otherwise, code review probably.

It's a known bug. The list of items L0 you initially loaded changed, so when you hit more you are viewing the next 21 items of L1 (which may contain some of the first 21 items of L0).

Yep.

This was not on my world war 3 bingo card.

Oh no

I don't expect the market to wake up about this stuff anytime soon. I suspect that'll take so very long that we'll produce actually healthy lab grown meats before that happens.

We'll lose all the grassland benefits of sustainably raised ruminants, which is probably the worst consequence of this kind of "modernization," but getting the world to scale that up is another seemingly intractable education problem.

No, the edit makes it immune to a virus not a "toxin," which means the virus cannot replicate in the pigs now.

It's kind of like how if you got chickenpox when you were a kid and get exposed now, you don't get sick and spread it as an adult.

It was inevitable I think and will only intensify until most meat is lab grown.