25 sats \ 0 replies \ @stefano 27 Jun \ on: Stacker News Chess Tournament Update Stacker_Sports
I'm in as well.
This is a great idea!
Saturday June 29 at 8pm UTC works well with me
Takeaway of the day:
Current behavioral foundations based on egocentric objectives are weak and destined to collapse. Modern earthly values have been instilled by the predominant globalist way of thinking. Only a spirit that leads our existence towards transcendent and eschatological objectives, rather than material or earthly purposes, can bring us back to balance, fulfillment, and happiness. Our divine nature derives from the fact that "God made us in His image and likeness" and not from the belief that we are ready to replace God through technological advancements.
Day 759 since I went all-in on Bitcoin.
I'm keeping in my bank account only the fiat amount for the expenses of the month
I just multiply
- the current average rate of sat/vbyte (https://mempool.space/)
- by the average weight of a P2WPKH input (68 vbytes)
- by the number of UTXOs my wallet has to aggregate to build the transaction
the result is my best guess on how much fees I have to pay to see the transaction paid out in the short term
I think that AI generated content goes against the essence of Stacker.news, and, in general the essence of being rewarded in sats/BTC.
As a Bitcoiner I strongly believe that real value derives from the spending of a specific effort/hard work and only that type of generated value deserves to be 'exchanged' against hard money such sats/BTC.
Generating content through AI is a tentative of getting a 'free lunch'. What Bitcoin has taught us is precisely that 'free lunches' cannot and shall not exist anymore.
Saving in Bitcoin is a powerful alternative against the wasteful logic of mass consumption. It invites us to think carefully on what we need and what to buy
I just moved in a small but comfortable townhouse.
I got now an amazing corner for running permanently my Bitcoin full node.
I ran already in the past a node using my PC with an external hard drive. However, with that setup, the risk of a sudden disconnection of the hard drive from the PC with a consequent corruption of the downloaded data is pretty high.
I need something which is more reliable.
Any specific suggestions? A mini PC with an internal drive with sufficient memory?
This is sadly true.
The key questions are:
- why did european countries constrain themselves in a model of Union that was clear since the beginning would have led to loss of competitiveness?
- who took advantage of this transformation?
- why didn't most of the european countries decide to pass through a regular democratic voting for 'entering' in that model?
- why did such important Nation-States decide to release important shares of sovereignty to transanational non-democratic entities?
"cui prodest?"..."who benefits?"...ancient Romans were used to say...
Ossification is a sign of death. Bitcoin is alive, it will be reinforced by the plebs for the plebs...
It sounds great, doesn't it? My concerns regarding the immediate feasibility revolve more around how well the current software adapts to the current version of Bitcoin Core. However I could try to run the version of the Bitcoin Core used at the time of the introduction of the SegWit soft fork and test the application...🤔
My application has been approved a couple of days ago.
I'm so happy and excited to join this cohort.
Dreaming to become a Bitcoin contributor
Thank you! Have a look immediately...
I got it...https://docs.btcpayserver.org/Apps/
Very interesting!