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Marius
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life, freedom, reason, btc, cln, lnbits, https://mint.mountainlake.io β›΅οΈπŸŽΎπŸ“·
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MariusFebruary 10 months ago
What do you think will happen to Bitcoin's price once it is done falling? Exaclty!
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MariusFebruary 10 months ago
I am getting relay time-outs... if you care for what I have to say 🀨, wss://relay.mess.ch is where you find me.
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MariusFebruary 10 months ago
As we work with AI smartly, we will get a massive productivity boost. And we get evaluated and rated by the engine. There will be committees assembled by the leading AI engines and some of you will get a call and perhaps even a medal like "Member of the Global Brain Atrophy Committee" ... jk ..., but realistic it is to be expected.
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MariusFebruary 10 months ago
Working with ChatGPT is like working with an optimistic colleague who takes one step at a time and takes feedback really well. This is me and ChatGPT writing a little Rust program that calculates the final seedword for a set of 11 or 23. The draft was straightforward; if the code failed to compile, I would poke back and get these replies. It is funny how it would say, "You are slicing..." when the code was written by ChatGPT just five minutes ago. However, with a bit of tweaking, I got a working program. - Ah, good catch! That’s due to a change in the crate structure in the newer versions of bip39. The MnemonicType was moved or renamed. - Ah yes β€” another subtle change in the bip39 crate! - Ah! Got it β€” thanks for catching that. The issue here is that in the newer bip39 crate versions, Language is an enum, and its word list is not accessed via .wordlist() anymore. - Ah yes β€” this error means you're slicing a string (&bits[..entropy_bits_required]) at a character index that doesn’t exist. Let's break it down...
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MariusFebruary 10 months ago
GM - I completed the new backup project using the proxmox backup server software running on a supermicro hardware (this plus Bitcoin = peace of mind πŸ§˜β€β™‚οΈ) image
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MariusFebruary 10 months ago
Today, I analyzed the Ethereum blockchain and found that about half of all bits are zero. This just cannot be sound money.
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MariusFebruary 10 months ago
I could use some help. Every time I try to sign into a new app using nos2x-fox, I get 12 pages of signing requests from yakihonne.com. What is happening, and how can I get rid of it?
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MariusFebruary 11 months ago
My feed here on Nostr is the most intellectually honest stream of info apart from DMs.
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MariusFebruary 11 months ago
GM πŸ€ friends - my coffeemaker takes about 20 minutes to get ready - enough to fold stacking sats into the morning routine image
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MariusFebruary 11 months ago
This is too good not to get up at night to buy corn. The outlook for #Bitcoin is as strong as last month, and the entry price has improved as quite a few people need liquidity.
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MariusFebruary 11 months ago
I asked ChatGPT to estimate the likelihood of the following opcodes being merged and deployed in the next five years: OP_CTV, 50-70%, simple, well-reviewed, useful for scaling. OP_CAT, 30-50%, more general-purpose, but not urgent. OP_VAULT, 30-50%, niche use case, but useful for security. OP_CSFS, 10-30%, powerful but complex and controversial. Are these reasonable?
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MariusFebruary 11 months ago
Poisson distribution: 40 minutes without a block and now four blocks in two minutes
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MariusFebruary 11 months ago
FIAT money is little more than state-controlled karma points. Exchange your points for Bitcoin to maintain purchasing power.
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MariusFebruary 11 months ago
🎾 - "Fifteen years of serve training in less than two minutes - this guy is pretty cool ( ... and it works (of course, only after having completed the fifteen years of serve training πŸ˜‡) #tennis
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MariusFebruary 11 months ago
Manipulating money is a crime, which makes Bitcoin prices one of the most powerful coordination tools in human civilization.
It may be routine for you and obvious. Still, if I am honest, it blows my mind that it is possible today (as compared to 2000), to get a decent barebone with incredibly cheap and colossal RAM and storage and network interfaces and fail-overs, install bitcoind, electrs, cln, lnbits, nutshell, RTL, nextcloud, onlyoffice, jitsi, photo prism, listmonk, WordPress, transmission, ... all for FUCKING free, if (big if) you know how this shit works. I remember paying dozens of thousands of dollars annually for WebEx in the early 0 years. But you know what: back then, people would join just because of the video conferencing tech and tell their loved ones about it at dinner or breakfast (depending on time zones); my product was the add-one ;-) I bought their shares before Cisco acquired them, waaaay before Eric Yuan started Zoom. Here we are 25 years later, and FOSS is king. Love it.
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