Oh you can donate them to the rewards pool.

Where’s the salary range listed?

Only relative to monologues!

I think that’s what Nic’s company did before he was better known for VC/MMA/chokepoint2 - onchain and other analysis with CoinMetrics.

I recall Nic "Star" Carter saying on podcast that the best historical predictor of a bitcoin bottom is that miners have sold all their coins. He was so resolute that it's the only bitcoin price signal I've remembered hearing (I also haven't bother to look it up). Perhaps the top is when they start selling after not having done so for awhile?

I emotionally prepare myself for the exchange rate with some thought like "bitcoin's price will go down by a lot in the short term, will go up by a lot in the long term, and possibly go to zero in the very long term." It's pretty indistinguishable from the common advice of "if you hold for more than four years you can expect gains regardless of when you buy." I just more explicitly expect to lose money.

"So somehow my Umbrel node ended up in my washing machine."

Overflow is a hyperbolic way of putting it, but yeah, there'd be more cowboy credits if people wanted to send more cowboy credits.

Only if they set their sending dust limit high enough. Otherwise, the only reason that would happen is if the receiver's wallet failed to make an invoice, or has no inexpensive route to their wallet/node.

k00bmas. Everyone would eat koobideh with their families and give me presents.

Could be from a study titled Self-preservation, Guns Laws, Capitalism, and Optimism

It feels like a mistake to set a precedent of making exceptions for bitcoin - good or bad.

Rehypothecating anything without a lender of last resort seems like a disaster waiting to happen.

Prepper for the worst as I am, I voted < $60k. If I let myself be measured, I think we might see $70k bitcoin again.

Very awe inspiring. It's feels like reading a novel written on the bullets of a gatling gun as they whiz by. We've found something rewarding for single modal smart people to work on again.

I mostly meant leap frogging and 10x-ing will be common. I've found this deepseek story very interesting, but the parts that interest me are pretty sparse (ie ai sanctions futility, "cracked" STEM kids leaving wall street for ai, theoretical best case energy and compute requirements for AGI) so I'm going try to compress it into a scatterbrained post this weekend.

I've been meaning to find a good article on this today, but I suspect this kind of thing will be super common.

If you use zap locker, when we zap you, the ranking effect of the zap won't take effect until you open the app.

I didn't want to take a nap, but I'm sick and everything feels like a marathon so I did.

I don't want to get a car home, but I'm sick and it's 40 F out so probably shouldn't.

If you click the dropdown things it shows the options:

I can add an email to the account instead. Because we hash emails, nostr login is just easier for me to do on my end, but I can do a bit more manual stuff if I have to.

I think I understand what you mean now. Thank you!