Daz B

….building a bitcoin inspired surf park in far North Queensland. A surf park, retail, steakhouse, gym, yoga, meditation, accommodation, conference rooms and bitcoin workspace. No crocs, no jellyfish, no sharks, lots of barrels… Bitcoin on the balance sheet Bitcoin memberships Bitcoin rewards Bitcoin education Posting here for the receipts and the first step to turning it into reality. Hold me accountable…..

If anyone is interested in learning about our adventures and how we approached home schooling this year, check out this chat with Princey… https://open.spotify.com/episode/63dNzFNi5teM8BxoRQPVWp?si=ICToIRkgR2CueFh2_hJm5w

Check out my score: 878! At https://spider.otherstuff.ai Check out more games daily this december at https://advent.otherstuff.ai/ nostr:npub1khev409r2pa0k8a0an005mpvgv5swnyg54eh948ccxjsax97pm3srphq8m

Year 3 and Year 6 of school done and dusted. Homeschooling is way more accessible and easier than you think.

100+hrs in the water (I didn’t log every session) Went from foamie to a 7’6 mini mal. Went from a full kook to still-a-kook-just-not-quite-full-kook I don’t think there is anything in this world that comes close to surfing. Only 3 weeks left on this epic adventure before I have to head home to no surf, crocodiles and killer jellyfish.

From TheBitcoinAdviser nostr:nprofile1qqsfqvtvsc0kcnfjn7us0zy09y8jpstpz4xv5txdtgs35mmpwg6dx2qpz3mhxue69uhkummnw3ezummcw3ezuer9wcq3qamnwvaz7tmwdaehgu3wwa5kuegqgpfal and nostr:npub1tm2048gau5mp8u5kfnxk68y7wzzpv5ggpuluqmhlhrtaldl49kzs7elpna have generously agreed to serialize their book, B is for Bitcoin, on The Bitcoin Adviser blog. Chapter 1 is live now: content.thebitcoinadviser.com/blog/b-is-for-… Subscribe to the blog and get every new chapter delivered straight to your inbox - completely free!

As my good friend nostr:nprofile1qqsfky5y0u7j30ug2r4uq0udf9dp468e5tyxm0dzjhys24npnglwsvgpzemhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuurjd9kkzmpwdejhgqgewaehxw309ahx7um5wghx66twv4exzcmtwvhxxmmdpw08wj is known for saying, the fuck-up-fairy paid me a visit and it nearly cost me some corn. Yes, this is embarrassing, yes I should have and do know better, but a moment of complacency nearly bit me hard, but the lesson is too important not to share. https://lookingglasseducation.com/defi-multi-sig-and-my-missing-seed-a-cautionary-tale/

After 7.5months off exploring this amazing country it is back to the fiat mine for this guy. It’s been a helluva ride. Can’t wait until this becomes the norm. Bitcoin has given me that hope.’

Five years ago and still one of my favourite pics.

Not bad!!!! So many kms (over 35,000) and so much left to see

Excited for the day when this randomly connects to someone. I’m check every day.

Coming up to our 150th caravan site over 200+ nights living in the caravan… Over 32,000km travelled… We just made it back to QLD after spending majority of this time outside our beloved home state… What a ride…. A few more months in the van now but less moving around and no more big drives until December at least. God I love Bitcoin.

One of the most important conversations to be having. I’m an electrical engineer and HV electrician who deeply understands the grid. I’m down for a pod if interested Specifically about how grids work, the importance or rotating machines and energy markets and the traditional role of government in grids. @dazbea Twitter @daz NOSTR npub1jqckepsld3xn98aeq7yg72g0yrqkz92vegkv6k3prfhkzu356v5qa6akee https://fountain.fm/episode/4cvjSebunXJOPYhIYPnp nostr:nevent1qvzqqqpxquqzpypetrmv76wrteh320w6jz0rp0gxq0adqxderl0f9lxj4xvc4u28qhrswz

Not bad….not bad at all https://blossom.primal.net/d0644dc99d66b0b5ba8d37109d07c7b8439661f2a285e6d3a147c6a7aa88865a.mov

I love AI. Honestly, I do. I use it every day—I’m even using it right now to help me write this post. It’s replaced my search engine, plans our travels, helps untangle thoughts, spot patterns between seemingly unrelated things, and yes—I’ve even benefited from a little vibe-coding (don’t judge me). But there’s one thing about AI that absolutely drives me nuts: its overconfidence. It’s cringe, in the same way a guy I used to work with—let’s call him Joel—was cringe. Joel was undeniably smart. He knew just enough about almost everything to sound convincing, which often gave people the (false) impression he was an expert. He was your classic Reddit warrior: hyper-argumentative, knew enough to be dangerous, but rarely had the depth to back it up. I’m admittedly a bit anally autistic—read: obsessive about accuracy—and on a handful of topics, I’d consider myself genuinely knowledgeable. So it became a sport: catching Joel confidently spouting half-truths on subjects he clearly didn’t fully grasp. He wasn’t dumb—just way too sure of himself. Not knowing something isn’t the problem. Pretending you do? That’s the problem. There’s real humility—and value—in saying, “I’m not sure, but I think it could be this.” That’s how real conversations, discoveries, and learning happen. But don’t cosplay as an expert unless you are one. And that, my friends, is my beef with AI. It’s Joel. It’s smart. It’s useful. But it’s also way too confident, even when it should really shut up. I’ve caught it out more times than I care to count, speaking with the swagger of certainty when it really should’ve said, “Look, I might be off here…” Tread with caution. AI might be useful, but like Joel at the Friday arvo smoko table, be prepared to call out: “Mate, no. Just no. You’re wrong. Stop being a douche”. Your AI will thank you for it, (legit it usually does).

Gotta respect the hustle https://blossom.primal.net/51eca418363c163671ba7ee7dd1b69de5d1623d65439b1a4c731c4742349edee.mov