No one is bullish enough

I like the place I work, but I really don’t like the state of how research is done. In particular, the publish or perish mentality. It’s a fiat system. Fast fast faster. Lacks quality. Here is a message I received to give an indication of what it’s like as a pro researcher whose job is to publish to get funding to publish to get funding… “This group of colleagues were instrumental in posting three publications to the MedRxiv preprint server (PersonA et al., PersonB et al., and PersonC et al.) in a very tight ~3 week timeline that was dictated by my external funding deadline. We essentially had a house of cards - if any publication didn't go up in time, the entire timeline would fall apart, and I wouldn't have been able to submit as strong of a grant proposal. I appreciate all of your efforts in making sure our house of cards didn't fall, and wish us all easily addressable reviews!” I know Bitcoin will fix this - can’t wait to see how! Eager to hear ideas from all you that read this.

People that are being intellectually lazy will be revealed. Left behind Bitcoin POW

“Bitcoin, and digital currencies like it, are best known for two things: They’re really hard to understand…” - Dave Ramsey Come on Dave, Bitcoin honestly is not that hard to understand. It’s like the simplest thing really. Don’t scare your followers like that. And in general, people should NOT be describing Bitcoin as complicated. It discourages people from trying to learn.

I’m actually super excited about the fact that saving money will become the wise thing to do again. Analog of a Penny saved is a penny earned. - a sat saved is a sat earned

Leap day - payday for many. Hopefully people are being wise and saving some money for a rainy day. Save in bitcoin

I read

dergigi.com

Dear Family, Dear Friends - A letter to all of you who still have no bitcoin. | dergigi.com

Start stacking sats, today.

when it first came out. Started me on the path. Thank you @Gigi I found it to be very useful when I was first learning. Will likely be useful to share with other new persons wanting to learn

Studying philosophy of the late Mike Mentzer. I’m one passage he comes up with a mnemonic device to describe what powerful critics do when they feel threatened by something new from outside their ivory tower. IRACS - first they ignore the discovery, then ridicule it, attack it, copy it, and, finally, they steal it. We see parallels in the Bitcoin world too, Mr. Mentzer. Don’t let them steal your Bitcoin. Hold your keys. https://www.mike-mentzer.com/actualize-your-muscular-potential-1/

fb is next Bitcoin Market cap $1,197,969,111,174 META Market cap $1.243 T

cash me outside, how bout dat

microstrategy, holds the keys of 190k bitcoin 100% makes sense to focus on being a bitcoin development company. invest in your future. put in the POW

I am nobody refrain from assuming an identity so as to not limit yourself

zsh-syntax-highlighting is a pretty nice plugin

ripgrep

GitHub

GitHub - BurntSushi/ripgrep: ripgrep recursively searches directories for a regex pattern while respecting your gitignore

ripgrep recursively searches directories for a regex pattern while respecting your gitignore - BurntSushi/ripgrep

tool of the day #rust

env::args().collect::<Vec<String>>() I <3 turbo fish

grep (globally search a regular expression and print). use this everyday but i never knew that's what it stood for. you can learn a lot from the rust book.

that time on the tim ferris show when naval ravikant said nick szabo wasnt a serious programmer... lol

how many man-hours of intellect have been wasted on stupid stuff like flat-earthers? imagine if all those hours had been put to use on bitcoin education & development.

life rewards the dogged, not the qualified

ch11: writing automated tests