Part of me is hopeful that big tech platforms will respond in a reasonable way when we ask them not to enforce KYC and digital ID, but a much larger part knows they will continuously use the state of exception to take more power regardless of what we do. The centralized nature of their business case requires them to be compliant with authorities. The clearest answer to me is to use a permissionless open source tech stack that can't be used in this way. The more they push the more we pull. View quoted note →

This bird's name is Sir MixaLot View quoted note →

The moment you let go out the outcome the situation will resolve itself eloquently

@preston Is there any way to verify that the Moltbook quotes you read were written by AI agents and not humans?

I got a zap from someone I muted a while ago and unmuted him. Web of Trust + Zaps is the way.

Maybe vibe coding from square one is still a nightmare, but can we vibe code better UX? I genuinely believe this is the primary barrier for most people adopting Bitcoin as well as nostr.

Part of the reason my self hosted AI journey took three hours today is because I used a retarded free AI to help me set it up. I see that now. I have yet to pay a single sat for any AI service, but I might be changing that soon.

As soon as I started learning about openclaw I realized it has the potential to turn the entirely planet into script kiddies. That's bullish for encryption and bearish for establishments imo