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Last Notes

2026-09-09 21:09:52 CEST

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What in the fuck...
I sold out to Milwaukee too, the tool brand that is, and I have been parted from much money indeed 😅

2026-09-09 16:16:34 CEST

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Underrated. If the market assigns something a price (and in this case it very much does), then the collective intelligence of society has communicated that it has value.

2026-09-09 05:38:27 CEST

This came in the mail today, addressed to the previous tenant. Pretty based.
https://image.nostr.build/e570e6f9674d9c78b5e50ac26712c37bc65c934315d653ce853c41edb35f7d39.jpg

2026-09-08 22:02:57 CEST

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Holy shit... I mean it looks like it's not fully confirmed yet but that was one of the holy grails of mathematics O_o
This is wild.

2026-09-08 14:07:58 CEST

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Welcome. As others have said, it's weird here, and initially unintuitive.
We're also having a bit of a bot problem at the moment. Watch out for Imad from Gaza, it's particularly pesky 😑

2026-09-07 22:43:12 CEST

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Eggs, omelette, etc. Tis the price of being curious 😂

2026-09-07 17:34:29 CEST

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Picked up a few more cool people to follow, thanks 🤘

2026-09-04 14:33:50 CEST

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The part about the brain and the universe reminds me that quote:
"Life is the means by which the universe understands itself."

2026-09-03 16:51:08 CEST

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Ahh OK, got it.

2026-09-03 14:46:12 CEST

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When the time, the tools, and the motivation align, repair can be such an enjoyable physical puzzle, with a real prize at the end.
Or you might just end up sweaty, frustrated, and cursing the engineer who designed the thing.
Good luck!

2026-09-03 12:28:13 CEST

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Sick, thanks for sharing 🤘

2026-09-01 16:03:44 CEST

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If it's attracting bunnies, it's the perfect length.

2026-09-01 06:03:24 CEST

Watching the miniseries "Lucky" with the wife right now. Passable crime thriller, but the treatment of bitcoin is interesting.
On the one hand, watching a guy go up to a series of ATMs and transform $10 million cash into bitcoin over the course of a one minute montage is a tad fanciful.
On the other hand, watching him stare down the barrel of the gun and say "if you kill me, the seed phrase dies with me 'cause it's in my fuckin' head" was a nice touch.

2026-09-01 04:29:26 CEST

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Indeed. We've pretty much reached the point where video evidence has about the same weight as eyewitness testimony; which is to say it's essentially worthless. Strange times.

2026-08-29 17:58:05 CEST

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I won't speculate on whether this kind of "mountain out of a molehill" storytelling is a common occurrence for your mother or just a one-off, but I will say that I have met a number of people in my life who did this kind of thing regularly.
My interpretation was that these people generally had pretty banal, inconsequential lives, and so this behavior was a way of injecting some significance and gravitas into what was otherwise a pretty boring day-to-day existence.

2026-08-29 14:10:17 CEST

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I've had this happen before but it was just a glitch, for me at least. Showed back up in an hour or so.
I find myself using YakiHonne and Wisp more and more these days, almost ready to delete Primal, although for whatever reason I do like the interface quite a bit.

2026-07-29 15:54:22 CEST

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Happy birthday, and congratulations.
Never owned a book credited to a digital nym, but I suspect this practice will become more common over time (I'm even starting to plan a pseudonymous work of my own).

2026-07-25 20:20:15 CEST

Recently saw an old aquaintance of mine who was in town and staying at our place. We used to be friends, but that would be too strong a word now. Nothing happened, we just grew apart as our different values took our lives in different directions. My wife seems to get along better with her now than me.
She was pretty open about her drug use, and she left her bag on the bathroom counter, wide open. I didn't snoop, but standing there washing my hands, I couldn't help seeing the five or six transparent orange prescription pill containers in there.
From what she told us, it must be some combination of anti-depressants, sleeping pills, and probably some secondary pills to counteract the side effects of the primary pills.
A couple of the familiar little containers, about the size of an old film cannister for those who remember them; the kind I'm used to from the handful of times I've been recovering from surgery or taking antibiotics.
Some bigger containers as well, what could accurately be described as jars, containing literal hundreds of pills. These are not temporary measures just to get through a rough patch. This is her life now, what she ingests daily just to remain normal, or so she believes.
You walk around the world meeting seemingly well put-together people, with no idea what kind of complicated chemical scaffolding some of them rely on just to keep from collapsing.

2026-07-14 02:38:55 CEST

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Last time I listened to a Nickleback song I told myself
"NEVER AGAIN!🎶"

2026-07-08 00:18:51 CEST

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Great article. Unfortunately I am a lone wolf in this regard, entirely self-taught (which is to say, I owe everything I've learned to @npub1rxysxnjkhrmqd3ey73dp9n5y5yvyzcs64acc9g0k2epcpwwyya4spvhnp8 and other high-signal educators).
It would have been a lot easier with someone to learn from in person; you're doing good work.

2026-07-02 01:42:02 CEST

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Tbh, I've been using electronic fiat payments for so long that physical cash is actually starting to feel unfamiliar.
It's something I'm trying to rectify recently. As long as I'm stuck paying for most things in fiat, I'd prefer for it to be in the way that best preserves privacy. One less data point for the panopticon.
Give it another 10 years and I'm willing to bet that physical cash is mostly phased out. It's as permissionless and private as it gets in fiat world, and that won't be tolerated for much longer.
Hopefully bitcoin as medium-of-exchange is reasonably prevalent by the time the CBDCs are rolled out where I live (good luck Europe, you're the tip of that awful spear).

2026-06-22 14:06:28 CEST

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I was just thinking that!