jex 1 year ago

100K is peanuts. It's all perspective. - When 1₿ was $1,000 then $1 bitcoin seemed so cheap. - When 1₿ was $100,000 then $100 bitcoin seemed so cheap. - When 1₿ is $100,000,000 then $100,000 bitcoin will seem so cheap. - When 1₿ is... (there is no top)

jex 1 year ago

The feature on CashApp to smash buy automatically when Bitcoin drops below a threshold is 👌 @jack

jex 1 year ago

The game is to acquire assets. Bitcoin is the ultimate asset. It’s real simple

jex 1 year ago

automatic referencing and dereferencing 👌 #rust

jex 1 year ago

fletcherism is #pow

jex 1 year ago

slow down, chew your food more "Fletcherism: What It Is"

The Project Gutenberg eBook of Fletcherism: What It Is, by Horace Fletcher.

jex 1 year ago

I hate when people describe any aspect of bitcoin as “magic” Math is not magic and describing something as magic doesn’t facilitate learning or understanding. It discourages it.

jex 1 year ago

"Give me liberty, or give me death!" - Patrick Henry March 23, 1775

jex 1 year ago

gpg --full-generate-key

jex 1 year ago

A sat saved is a sat earned.

jex 1 year ago

parameters => place holders arguments => actual values

jex 1 year ago

pros and cons list of #rust programming Pros: memory safe, maintainable, fun Cons(1, Box::new(Cons(2, Box::new(Cons(3, Box::new(Nil))))))

jex 1 year ago

“ I can’t afford to waste my time making money.” - JLR Agassiz

jex 1 year ago

pomodoro technique

jex 1 year ago

retention >> pace || volume

jex 1 year ago

Leonhard Euler was so fucking insanely genius it's hard to believe. Everyone knows: e≈2.71828 But check out this wiki list.

List of topics named after Leonhard Euler - Wikipedia

jex 1 year ago

ah now its more clear - deref coercion is quite convenient. and of course it's implemented implicitly. Else, could you imagine the eyesore of * and & combinations all over the place.

jex 1 year ago

(2.1×10^15) / (8.1×10^9) = 259,259

jex 1 year ago

Bose–Chaudhuri–Hocquenghem codes (BCH codes) are actually really cool and useful

jex 1 year ago

simple example showcasing stack vs heap behavior let w = 5; let x = w; // two copies of value w now on the stack let y = Box::new(w); // copy value w on the heap (y points to it from stack) let z = y // ownership change. y goes out of scope and now z points to that value on the heap.