I am very new AI stuff, so may be missing something. Is reinforcement learning not an amazing tool to find strange Bitcoin consenseus bugs and edge cases? I mean is consenseus written in the code not a super verifiable problem? If yes, its fairly trivial and quite low cost to implement something like this. So we should do it ASAP, as an adversary could do this with ease and attack Bitcoin.

This is what buying Bitcoin looked like in 2011. 1BTC = $3.5

Did you know? The coinbase TX with most outputs (919) was mined by Eligius Pool(now Ocean ) on 2011-06-27? f36222943ad100899acbd8300f943ee2c127babef879d8a3c0696c0d914e04ca

I think I solved the mistery of why Satoshi used different endianess in various places. :D

Sony α7IV + Helios 44M-4

LNPoS @LNbits that was used by Room 77 for Bitcoin payments. 10 Jul 2019

The legendary Bitcoin Bar - Room 77 One of the 1st places in the world to accept Bitcoin. Did not accept Bitcoins from Coinbase. Pictures from 30 Aug 2018.

John Newbery talking about the newly released Bitcoin Core 0.17 2nd London BitDevs meetup 16 Aug 2018 (not yet called BitDevs)

One things nostr is definetly better than Twitter is posting pictures. The picture are less compressed and thus better quality. However the previewing crop feature needs improvement(at least in primat)

Sony α7IV + Zuiko 50mm, 1: 1.8 [1/125s, ISO1000]

Bitcoin ATM by GENERAL BYTES 2 Sep 2017. 1 BTC = £3,891 Today: 1 BTC = £85,270 (21x increase!)

Sony α7IV + Zuiko 50mm, 1: 1.8 [1/125s, ISO1600]

@Bisq when it was called Bitsquare. 1 BTC = $786 18 December 2016.

It’s not clear if bitcoin is legal, but there is no company in control and no one to arrest. Newyorker Article - October 2011

Street photography.

#Reckless hat by @Samson Mow Lightning hack day Berlin. 31 August 2018

Coffee paid via LN from BitMEXResearch The Lightning Conference Berlin. 19 October 2019

Bitcoin commercial London Tube. 16 August 2017. Pretty big deal back then.

Getting books signed by Andreas 12 June 2019