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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @unschooled 31 May \ on: Nathan Fielder is fascinating culture
Great! I'm glad you shared this. I didn't know he had a new show but I used to be obsessed with Nathan for You.
I think it is important to mention that spending bitcoin means spending actual bitcoin. People can do whatever they please, obviously, but using auto-convert features to "spend" bitcoin doesn't support the network's growth by increasing the number of bitcoiners.
It might bring more speculative investors and therefore help ngu because the company providing the service will likely do very well. But it won't necessarily help the decentralization and other features that make bitcoin such a powerful technology favouring freedom. P2P value transfer does.
30 sats \ 0 replies \ @unschooled OP 29 May \ parent \ on: Are women better time-keepers than men? AskSN
Interesting. I guess the more I think about it, I realize that at home I'm quite relaxed with time/scheduling, whereas when observing external obligations, I tend to me more strict.
Interesting! This reminds me of this post (#922070) I saw in ~Construction_and_Engineering.
Do you fill the cans with something?
When the boss' email comes back 100% ai generated and emailing comprises the majority of their tasks throughout the day
My cat is most certainly a mix, but now I'm wondering if he might have some korat in him.
Very handsome breed!
Your node is your personal property, so there's not really anybtubg your 'should/n't' do with it.
That said, you can run a node on any pc with a network connection and ~7GB of storage. The important thing is that it is synced to the network when you are verifying transactions.
Syncing the entire network takes a significant amount of time now (could be >1 week last I checked depending on your hardware).
I am expressly indifferent. If I couldn't busy myself online I'd surely find other equally engaging ways of doing so.
Like others wrote about already, I try to curate my online experiences carefully. I'm strictly anti-algo, and while I have X, I only use it to stay current with those I follow, seldom engage on nostr, and try to participate meaningfully to online forums/blogs like SN.
This practice has made me to become more aware of the output in mental bandwidth required of digital activities (similar to reading a book, solving the daily sodoku puzzle, or chatting with colleagues at lunch, engaging meaningfully requires thought and considerstion. Unmeaningful uses, like doomscrolling, also sap our energy, but these do so in a more vampyric manner). Since I don't usually forego the real life things, being a mindful user results in a net overall increase in energy output, which is good on some days, and less on others.
My SN persona wants to popularize the idea that mainstream education is simply a well-curated information delivery system, and that one can be very well cultured and educated through carefully curated content, without having the traditional schooling experience. I haven't quite figured out the right means of doing so, yet....