you'd think that implementing the ansi spec of a mature language runtime wouldn't be that hard, amiright? c'mon claude, show me that 10,000x work

the panopticon was already complete two decades ago. gm

new proposal for

abstract

Bitcoin Deposits: A Layer 2 Scaling Protocol

: an extended descriptor mechanism that covers a few different concerns. it should allow authorized modification, spend rate awareness, inactivity awareness, and oracle attestations. these let wallets implement social key recovery, inheritance, stable channels, and budgeting

GitHub

deposits/DEP-16.md at main · bitcoin-deposits/deposits

a decentralized bitcoin scaling protocol. Contribute to bitcoin-deposits/deposits development by creating an account on GitHub.

the worst kind of correct is being right about things that don't matter

lol, hope that was an empty flight. racetrack at 400 kts 🤣

chat gpt is buttoned up. claude? CLAUDE CODE: This is [...] exactly the ToS-gray rebroadcast we discussed; keep it low-key or the server IP could get blocked. 🔥

planes landing at katl, 60x speed

dayum, gemini 3.5 flash

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Simon Willison (@simonw) on X

Top quality commentary on that pelican on Hacker News https://t.co/NDQNt8lzrQ

CLAUDE OPUS: The reason this design is good — and worth being a little excited about — is that it collapses a lot of separately-specified machinery into a single small abstraction. Every system I cited earlier solves part of this problem with its own bespoke machinery: Smart Sessions has policies and permission checks; Macaroons have caveats and verification rules; Cedar has policies and evaluation contexts. Each one is reasonable in isolation but the architectures don’t compose cleanly because they’re not the same shape. A homoiconic Lisp-over-AST descriptor language does compose with itself, by definition. Modifications, guards, predicates, transfers, recoveries — all of them are expressions in the same language, evaluated by the same interpreter, verified the same way.

all's fair in war and bitcoin

well, i did say *dangerously*

finally bought something from a @Bitcoin at Block seller using bitcoin 🎉 even used @Cash App it's happening

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