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Introducing Sonnet 4.6 \ Anthropic

MiniMax M2.5: Built for Real-World Productivity

AskSN

Myth of the Rule of Law

Bell_curve

The "law" probably makes all of those true.

I'm my opinion, no one should have those powers.

I don't know what the "correct' answer is. But should be "no" to all.

Claude Opus Finds more than 500 High Severity Vulnerabilities in Open Source

econ

> In December 1978, eighteen of the local farmers, led by Yen Jingchang, met in the largest house in the village. They agreed to break the law at the time by signing a secret agreement to divide the land, a local People's Commune, into family plots. Each plot was to be worked by an individual family who would turn over some of what they grew to the government and the collective whilst at the same time agreeing that they could keep the surplus for themselves. The villagers also agreed that should one of them be caught and sentenced to death that the other villagers would raise their children until they were eighteen years old. At the time, the villagers were worried that another famine might strike the village after a particularly bad harvest and more people might die of hunger.

> After this secret reform, Xiaogang village produced a harvest that was larger than the previous five years combined. Per capita income in the village increased from 22 yuan to 400 yuan with grain output increasing to 90,000 kg in 1979. This attracted significant attention from surrounding villages and before long the government in Beijing had found out. The villagers were fortunate in that at the time China had just changed leadership after the death of Mao Zedong. The new leadership under Deng Xiaoping was looking for ways to reform China's economy and the discovery of Xiaogang's innovation was held up as a model to other villages across the country. This led to the abandonment of collectivised farming across China by 1983 and a large increase in agricultural production. The secret signing of the contract in Xiaogang is widely regarded by historians and media as the beginning of the period of rapid economic growth and industrialisation that mainland China has experienced ever since.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xiaogang,_Anhui

Xiaogang, Anhui - Wikipedia

bitcoin

Floresta - A Lightweight and Embeddable Bitcoin Client

DarthCoin

Very cool! How does it compare to neutrino? I see the approach is completely different but would appreciate some highlights.

Music

Which song do you hate the most?

k00b

Built-In statistical profiler for Python in 3.15

nostr

Nostr Stats - andotherstuff

Scoresby

How To Turn the Internet Off to an Entire Country - YouTube

> with coins that have hidden amounts, even with cryptographic proofs to detect inflation, you cannot assume with 100% certainty that inflation does not exist and has never existed.

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About supply auditability | Monero

ideasfromtheedge

This speed reading training starts at 300wpm and end at 900wpm

Nostr Stats

podcasts

Michael Saylor | The Bitcoin Treasury Debate Gets Heated - YouTube

Decentralized Transport Protocol

Fenix

Yup, very interesting. Moving parcels can't be done lightning fast xD

There is already something functional being tested! https://www.atobitcoin.io/

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Unfortunately there are no public deliveries listed at the moment. But there were last time I checked.

Dell @ CES 2026: XPS branding is back