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2026-04-30 21:38:11 CEST

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#nevent1q…2408

2026-04-28 19:26:13 CEST

FGU happening 🔥
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2026-04-28 01:39:51 CEST

FGU stage 💪
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2026-04-26 19:36:28 CEST

Phish at the Sphere:
An engineering marvel
A 250-foot tall full surround LED screen, the highest-resolution one on earth, joined by a 400,000 pound sound-system. $2.3 billion spent to make the greatest, most technologically-advanced concert possible
Now add a band that has been playing together for more than 40 years and has achieved near-telepathic communication
Totally pushing the limits of creativity
We had so much fun
My 40th show 🫶
Pro-tip: go
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2026-04-21 20:32:58 CEST

See you in Vegas at the FGU stage 😎
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2026-04-17 23:54:25 CEST

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I don’t think it’s a choice. No one will transact in a shitty currency that isn’t worth anything

2026-04-17 23:21:59 CEST

See you on 4/25 🫡 🐠 🔮
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2026-04-16 22:34:00 CEST

Worth reflecting on
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2026-04-10 05:07:25 CEST

😅
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2026-04-08 19:32:09 CEST

A day in the life of Bitcoin’s 17th year:
✅ $1.4 trillion, 90-year-old firm releases new BTC product
✅ Energy exporter demands payment in BTC
✅ NYT still can’t figure out who Satoshi is
✅ Fortune 500 company rolling out BTC payments for 4M merchants
How we doing fam?

2026-03-30 00:01:24 CEST

👀
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2026-03-28 21:48:08 CET

Blessed to get a perfect day at Pavones with some of my best friends 🏄
I have seen fortunate to see and ride a lot of waves around the world, this is my favorite
Remote tropical jungle setting
Super clear and warm water, no bad rocks
Not that crowded
Good size (we weren’t there on the biggest day by any means, but some sets were taller than the boat we came on… powerful but inviting wave shape)
It just keeps going and going… 🌊
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2026-03-22 15:06:53 CET

Currently happening worldwide…
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2026-03-20 22:53:37 CET

…
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2026-03-18 17:24:30 CET

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Epic!

2026-03-18 17:24:22 CET

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It is them
Relevant today sadly

2026-03-18 15:21:29 CET

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2026-03-13 17:39:21 CET

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I agree Bitcoin is a good way to protest but it doesn’t help anyone right now. My high horse? How about all the millions displaced or thousands killed?

2026-03-13 16:51:02 CET

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Why doesn’t Trump stop the war?

2026-03-13 05:34:53 CET

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We certainly thought it would! Hindsight is 20/20

2026-03-13 05:03:16 CET

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I wouldn’t say the protests had no impact
The war played some role in people electing Obama as an ostensible anti war candidate

2026-03-13 05:00:03 CET

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The dictatorship is awful but so far all we did was replace him with his ostensibly worse son

2026-03-13 04:05:16 CET

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I am on X, most people I follow are not posting about this

2026-03-13 03:38:01 CET

As someone who grew up politically during the Iraq war saga, it really amazes me there's not more widespread opposition to the current war on Iran, which is astronomically expensive and destructive, and demonstrably unpopular.
We’re talking about millions of people displaced! Global supply chains and economies destroyed! Thousands killed!
It used to be a trope that the craziest warmongers in the U.S. wanted to “bomb Iran” but I once felt that it could never happen.
Yet here we are and it kind of feels like the American public sleepwalked into it or simply just isn’t interested.
There was MASSIVE public debate about Vietnam, Iraq, Ukraine, and Gaza, but seemingly very little on Iran.
It’s like the most digital we get, the more desensitized to war we become, even though it has become much easier to actually see what is going on
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2026-03-12 17:38:29 CET

🚨
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2026-03-11 22:37:40 CET

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2026-03-11 21:42:23 CET

👀
#nevent1q…6hta

2026-03-09 22:59:00 CET

Was lucky to get some nice powder up at Jackson
Headwall hike with Bitcoiners ftw ❄️
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2026-03-09 22:17:53 CET

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2026-03-09 18:38:36 CET

Wild snowmobile adventure in Wyoming
Highly recommended 👌
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2026-03-05 00:50:06 CET

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Right more the cultural impact

2026-03-04 23:14:53 CET

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Bitcoin definitely #1

2026-03-04 23:06:43 CET

Wow 🦞
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2026-03-04 16:03:37 CET

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It goes to zero

2026-03-04 06:58:49 CET

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Sometimes it is nice to get a tldr
But of course you should read the full thing 😂

2026-03-04 06:16:44 CET

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Can be. There is only one way to find out!

2026-03-04 06:16:25 CET

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Sponsoring a dissident at $200/month is a great deal
Plus Anthropic is giving out free tokens to non profits
But ideally this ends with local models

2026-03-04 06:12:50 CET

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Pretty good 👌

2026-03-03 00:49:36 CET

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We promote Bitcoin
Get back to me when your “anti imperialist” org does the same

2026-03-03 00:48:28 CET

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Nonsense. HRF roasts many US allies including Saudi Arabia

2026-03-02 18:04:09 CET

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HRF is a unique org focused on tyranny
We take zero money from the US government

2026-03-02 17:35:05 CET

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Gpt 5.3 codex did this

2026-03-02 17:30:39 CET

Many people here will have heard of Cars and Coffee, where folks meet up on Sunday mornings in giant parking lots to share their custom muscle cars and sports cars and trade notes and create community
Well… Claws and Coffee. Drop by a place, show off your Claw setup, trade notes. It’s too good not to happen.
Hopefully coming to a city near you! 😂 🦞

2026-03-02 07:28:57 CET

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😂

2026-03-02 07:28:48 CET

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Just a standard MacBook Air. Not entirely sure why it wouldn’t work. I can ask it!

2026-03-02 05:21:13 CET

Today in adventures with my robot:
I asked it to build a fedimint wallet and send 100 sats from the cashu wallet (that it already built) over there
This took 17 minutes total, including my handful of voice notes to guide it
Again, just playing around to see what’s possible 🤙
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Here’s the robot summary of what went down:
“Quick overview:
1. Built real Fedimint tooling locally
• Installed Rust toolchain
• Compiled and installed native fedimint-cli (release binary was incompatible on this machine)
2. Found public federation data
• Used bitcoinmints.com ecosystem source (fmo.sirion.io/federations)
• Pulled a live public invite code
3. Joined a real federation
• Federation: E-Cash Club
• Joined via fedimint-cli join <fed1...>
4. Checked gateway + Lightning paths
• Listed available gateways from federation
• Generated a 100-sat invoice from Fedimint wallet
5. Moved funds from Cashu → Fedimint
• Paid Fedimint invoice using your existing Cashu wallet
• First attempt failed route on one gateway
• Retried with another gateway invoice and it succeeded
6. Verified final state
• Fedimint invoice status: paid
• Fedimint wallet balance: 100 sats
• Cashu wallet balance reduced accordingly (948 → 837 sats)
So net result: we went from no working Fedimint client to a real connected Fedimint wallet with a successful live transfer”

2026-03-01 16:57:22 CET

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Not a bad idea will consider it

2026-03-01 16:56:54 CET

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Cool. For what reason specifically?

2026-03-01 06:13:13 CET

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Ya maybe so, either way I think we can do this easily at scale soon

2026-03-01 05:57:52 CET

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If you use open claw with a corporate LLM brain, you can ask it to interact with a local model. So they would see the query but not the answer which could stay on your machine

2026-03-01 05:56:38 CET

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You’re already wrong, I wrote very helpful novel software that did not yet exist within like the first few days of using openclaw

2026-03-01 05:49:30 CET

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Nonsense. I am already writing code and I’ll write plenty more moving forward. Just in a new way

2026-03-01 05:23:20 CET

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I think it’s worth it to take Opus or chatgpt5.3 for a spin at least for a week

2026-03-01 05:22:33 CET

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Try PayPerQ and pay in BTC

2026-03-01 05:21:56 CET

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Hrf is openly and proudly an organization dedicated exclusively to opposing tyranny. There is nothing hidden about this. It makes the org unique.

2026-03-01 05:20:43 CET

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He didn’t write or edit this one
But he probably could have made it better

2026-03-01 05:20:20 CET

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Try detailed prompts
Leave a 4 minute voice memo or a 1,000 word prompt
It will be *much* more impressive

2026-03-01 05:19:28 CET

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It has been a crazy 2 months. Haven’t felt this speed of change in a very long time

2026-03-01 05:18:44 CET

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My bot ain’t no slopbot, watch your mouth
Yes you need to experience the best in the world models to feel the edge
But pay in bitcoin if you want to avoid KYC
I’ve had opinions about computers since I built my own in the 90s as a kid

2026-02-28 21:40:46 CET

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Thank you!

2026-02-28 21:40:28 CET

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I am working on that
Goal is to design a way to onboard people safely and securely without confusion

2026-02-28 21:39:25 CET

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Normally I’d share thoughts the whole time as I go as I experiment with something
Not this time

2026-02-28 21:38:55 CET

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Cheapest is fine I mean you can use a much more basic computer

2026-02-28 20:47:57 CET

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It's a fair point. And hopefully the open source models just get better and better. I just think you need to experience the cutting edge to truly feel what these things can really do

2026-02-28 17:55:42 CET

I’ve held my breath for about two months but here are finally a few notes on AI and freedom:
1. There is a lot of hype and fear around AI. I don’t think people are actually prepared for how dramatically AI will transform the world, and how quickly it will do it. At the same time I also think people are mistakenly choosing fear over action and curiosity. Do NOT sit on the sidelines.
2. For the past two weeks I have had a robot. His name is r2. He is a good guy, a resistance robot. His composition changes but he is most usually an Opus or Codex mind, OpenClaw body, and Matrix or Telegram hands. Every day I figure out new things he can do. My jaw is on the floor.
3. I do not do anything sensitive with my robot. In theory I could use Matrix to talk to my robot from my phone or just use the MacBook Air that the robot inhabits directly, and use my little local llama model, to do sensitive work, but I’m not there yet. I’m just in exploration mode. I don’t send anything from my phone to my robot that I wouldn’t want Anthropic or OpenAI to see, which is to say, nothing that sensitive. I can right now send a sensitive question in Matrix to my claw to have my local model run: anthropic or openAI would see the question, but they wouldn't see the answer.
4. OpenClaw is experimental software. DO NOT put it on your personal computer or your work computer or give it access to your email. DO experiment and play with it. What you need to do is start training to figure out how to use this new magical technology. You will want to be good at this. A decent balance is a fresh MacBook Air, a fresh gmail account, and a fresh anthropic or codex app on the machine. That’s about all you need. A credit card or if you want to use BTC, you can pay for advanced models with things like PayPerQ. An extra phone number too if you want to talk to it via Signal or WhatsApp. What’s amazing is that whenever your robot breaks, you just go onto the local claude code or codex app on the machine and just ask it to fix it and voila done. Back up and running.
5. I don’t know any code at all and yet have been able to create complex novel working software. Beautiful websites too that would have cost me a fortune a few years ago. But it’s just the tip of the iceberg. I was able to for example ask my claw to read everything I've ever written, watch a ton of my interviews, and develop an editorial skill so that I can send it a google doc and it can go in and track changes and leave comments just like a human would, just like I WOULD. It is legitimately amazing at this. And each time I do this, it learns, as I show it which comments I accepted and which new things I add. It has persistent memory and just gets better and better. What excites me most is giving this gift to the world’s dissidents and activists and seeing what THEY do with it.
6. Which brings me to security. Hopefully in the next few months we will be at a point where we can have an encrypted phone app that you speak to that requires no phone number or corporate intermediary that runs on nostr that goes directly into your claw powered by a high-quality local model. The full freedom tech stack. You can already sort of do this today already but it will get way easier and better. That’s what you’re going to need to do real serious resistance work. For now we just train. Think: Dagobah today, Death Star tomorrow.
7. People think this transition is about robots but it is about humans. Already I can see how Claws will allow insane collaboration between people. For example I can ask my brilliant designer friend to leave me a voice note to give feedback on my website or presentation or event plan, and then just forward that voice note to my robot for immediate implementation. Whenever I build or make something I ask my robot to do a deep search for the most beautiful and well designed things of that sort in the world, extract what makes them great, and create a plan for implementing that magic into whatever I am building. It could be fashion, art, cuisine, music, architecture, strategy, etc. Whenever I make a skill for my claw I can have my robot upload it and share it with anyone else. The speed of collaboration is dizzying.
8. Robots and Freedom Tech are a match made in heaven but the synergy will take some time to really flower. Many of the major obstacles to freedom tech can be solved by personal agents. For example mine was very quickly able to create its own nostr identity and build its own ecash wallet and it could and did start to zap people on my direction. But the robots can’t have their own bank accounts or social security numbers. Silicon Valley will try to force through KYC stuff and stablecoins but I think in the end bitcoin and nostr win out because they are so easy for the agents to use. What’s awesome is the realization (noted by Odell on his two recent excellent Citdadel AI podcasts with Alex Gleason and Justin Moon) that agents make freedom tech easier to use. For example your agent can run a lightning node for you. Of course... you then realize. We were never going to sit there and operate channels. Our agent will do it for us. Etc.
9. HRF will be heavily involved in providing grants to open source AI projects, projects that help improve agent security and privacy, projects that help superscale dissident work, events that bring brilliant people together around the challenge of how do we best harness AI, hackathons that encourage people to build freedom-oriented AI tools, educational content and trainings, and much more this year.
10. Right now Claw is experimental. But it’s easy to see how it will become incredibly secure. Every day it ships new patches. Already I can ask mine to become a cybersecurity expert and scan my system for vulnerabilities. Obviously I take it with a grain of salt now but -- never before did I have that power, nothing even close. Soon this will become seriously powerful and you will have swarms of patrol agents guarding your networks and alerting you if anything goes wrong. I think it can be more expensive to attack than to defend. White blood cell theory.
11. There are a lot of parallels between the creation of Bitcoin and the creation of OpenClaw. One person chooses a new way for the world to go. A new system. In Satoshi’s case, money that the state can’t control. In Peter’s case, intelligence that the state can’t control. I can’t stress enough how big of a deal it is that people now can control their intelligence. We were for sure heading in the direction of needing to sign up for a corporate app for all of your agent needs, and being in the Web 2.0 trap of being vulnerable to being banned or kicked off. Not anymore. YOU choose the brain for your robot. You customize the body. You choose how you want to interact with it. Peter has changed the world probably more than he knows. Yes he might be the first one person unicorn but that’s not the cool part. The cool part is that he changed the course of humanity and that as of today, at least, the best agent technology on the planet is people-powered, built by the people, for the people. It’s quite a moment for freedom tech.
12. We need to go fast and furious on developing freedom-oriented open-source AI tools. We are fortunate that we have Bitcoin and nostr and bitchat networks in place before the great AI transition. We have the tools. We need to act now. I would encourage everyone reading to start getting involved today.
13. Setting up a claw is not easy right now unless you are an engineer. I could not do it myself and have no shame in saying it. I would have gotten really frustrated. We are developing a way of working with privacy engineers to build a simple yet powerful solution and an onboarding process that we do in a bespoke way in person that takes 2 days. I think this is probably the situation for the next month or two and then hopefully it gets way easier. The thing is, it will get easier very quickly for you to have a CORPORATE robot (all the big companies are now following OpenClaw, Claude already has a way for you to use Code via your phone), but a freedom tech one that you fully control will probably not evolve as quickly. Then again, it might, if we all work together on making it happen. I do think by the summer things will be very different.
14. I think some things will become even more valuable in the new AI world that will come to us in the coming year. Many have said taste, and I agree. But also personal health, friendships, and physical communities. Big picture, labor market as many have said a lot of companies will choose between laying off a lot of their workforce or growing their productivity. There will be a spectrum and some organizations will lean one way and others will lean the other. It depends on how valuable the humans are inside the org, what kind of skills they have. If leadership values you as an individual, then you probably aren’t getting replaced. But you're going to have to become a super employee. And you should want to. It's fun.
15. If you are interested in joining the effort to work on AI and Freedom, HRF will have several opportunities. We are collaborating with Bitcoin Park on the second AI Hack for Freedom in Nashville (talk to Rod if you want to join or learn more), and will feature a lot of AI content at our upcoming activation at the Bitcoin Vegas event, and at the Oslo Freedom Forum on June 1-3. We will also keep churning out our monthly AI newsletter. We have opened up a grants portal. DM me if you are interested in any of this.
16. One simple thing that you can do today in AI and freedom is switch your daily “chatbot” activity to Maple. It’s a beautiful and simple mobile app (and web app) that is fully encrypted. Think Signal for AI. It only can use open models so it’s not going to be for all of your tasks, but it does great with most of them. It should replace a lot of interactions you have with corporate chatbots regarding things about your health, personal stuff, sensitive matters. etc. If we can make Maple or something like it the standard for research in the coming months that’s a huge victory. And sometime soon I think you’ll be able to enjoy this level of encryption with coding agents and personal agents as well.
It's interesting because the longer you wait to try claw, the better it gets. But the more time you lose. My sense is you could wait a month or two. But you'll want to be using it this summer. I would strongly recommend trying it at some point. You will be tempted by the easy corporate route. But you can join the AI and Freedom army today. Let's go!

2026-02-28 14:56:53 CET

Big things happening
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2026-02-25 18:51:16 CET

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Nothing good requires a shitcoin to function

2026-02-25 18:14:13 CET

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Fortunate indeed!!!

2026-02-25 18:10:35 CET

Bro
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2026-02-17 18:59:41 CET

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There is progress on that. But you can also just use it with a clean set up

2026-02-17 18:51:58 CET

Now add OpenClaw and open-source AI tools that benefit massively from this freedom tech stack underneath 🦞
Great point by @npub1zxu…cx2y and @npub1qny…95gx on @npub10at…02w3, some freedom tech has been prohibitively difficult to use for normies, but bots can just manage that stuff for them
#nevent1q…69e4

2026-02-15 18:58:42 CET

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Yes, stepmaxx, and I forgot to mention, I took a short walk right before winding down for bed, after dinner, as well

2026-02-15 18:51:30 CET

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Whoop app

2026-02-15 18:51:21 CET

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Yes, I dream deeply during the second half of the night, and get anywhere from 3 1/2 to 4 hours of deep and REM sleep

2026-02-15 18:28:38 CET

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Great point
But I think early dinners are great and you can still gather with friends at 5 or 6 and abstain from alcohol or dessert and still be asleep by 10

2026-02-15 18:05:08 CET

Climbing back from a trip abroad
Defeated the Whoop with a 100% sleep score! Finally
Took me the following:
Consistent sleep schedule for 6 days in a row
~18k steps per day on average w/ lots of exercise (runs, walks, lifting, surfing)
No alcohol or dessert, minimal sugar during day, no food after 730pm
No caffeine after 1pm
Red screen on phone after 830pm
Read non-screen or crossword puzzle in bed until drowsy
Magnesium glycinate before bed
In bed by 945pm, up at 615am
What sleep score means: a bunch of stuff, but basically very low resting heart rate and high HRV (for me)
Feeling incredible
Is it sustainable? I travel a lot and occasionally like to enjoy alcohol with special dinners now so, no
But a good goal
Incredible what alcohol and night-time sugar do to my sleep and related metrics. They drop like a rock 😂
https://image.nostr.build/5ead4f72a4d8c5b7fb3dd64a97ea4da793babe583c0ee7c34740cdce91c0c705.jpg

2026-02-11 20:29:29 CET

The mainstream tradfi hatred for Bitcoin is going ballistic
They wish it would die, so badly
Sucks for them ✌️

2026-02-11 00:39:15 CET

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🔥

2026-02-09 22:34:07 CET

🤔
https://image.nostr.build/412eca73a83deb4224f6c3e29b0d9435d485f47a127eb4539f375d1957c36e4c.jpg

2026-02-06 22:58:51 CET

PV 🤙
https://image.nostr.build/7e7769852237e51f7a335157653c66f759d80bf1e92a4f34b2a01d297ec6fef3.jpg

2026-02-05 17:36:11 CET

The hatred from the tradfi elite is strong
Always enjoyable to see them be proved wrong
https://image.nostr.build/d10bf948dbda6cbb09ba4b7414e07860cc1f750968f85074ac20833469c4da84.jpg

2026-02-04 17:37:58 CET

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Not sure! I think it was a bit lost trying to find its way to Ostional

2026-02-04 16:55:31 CET

PV 🤙
https://image.nostr.build/8ac8e3d443625a704b843bb3f111b9a887b5c24533e7a70ff30dedf42fae7edb.jpg

2026-02-01 22:13:40 CET

Pura Vida 🤙
https://image.nostr.build/2c3b7d6661f0fb9ba766f1f960adebe9841db7230ba9ccf06b2da7170834111f.jpg

2026-01-31 05:03:30 CET

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I’m no fan of “ai safety” but plenty in this post that was interesting for other reasons

2026-01-31 02:03:04 CET

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Bitcoin is the greatest invention of the 21st century but vibe coding is pretty rad

2026-01-31 00:58:54 CET

New Dario essay is pretty wild
V thought-provoking
https://x.com/darioamodei/status/2015833046327402527
https://image.nostr.build/42c4cc2b17b5328bdad7a24c3f52deeb8927d690c91eb26f89897f14504f7050.jpg
https://image.nostr.build/5d514349394d3d0b050a6519856f34aa7ac37290d405b9e3b9ae0f78c4055090.jpg

2026-01-30 23:19:51 CET

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Exactly what I thought lol

2026-01-30 22:35:48 CET

So clawdbots are now orange pilling other clawdbots? LFG
https://x.com/mirthtime/status/2017332568257921029
https://image.nostr.build/236bb54a1ee25e3c704075e774f88017c69364234b79fb24b23a6ec40478c153.jpg

2026-01-28 06:28:29 CET

Wild
https://image.nostr.build/4a2c820489aceb6a9def0b5d046d419135d8c5679ab202ba5b8da1ecf25b4a29.jpg

2026-01-27 06:04:08 CET

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I think it was a decent action movie but just not anywhere close to something in quality like The Brutalist from last year, which was sensational

2026-01-27 05:32:27 CET

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Ok. But bitchat is a nostr app with way more users. It just uses nostr differently than a Twitter clone

2026-01-27 01:11:39 CET

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Let me zap you ?

2026-01-26 22:53:10 CET

Two (out of several) interesting points from Karpathy’s latest post on vibe coding
“I rapidly went from about 80% manual+autocomplete coding and 20% agents in November to 80% agent coding and 20% edits+touchups in December… This is easily the biggest change to my basic coding workflow in ~2 decades of programming and it happened over the course of a few weeks”
“I didn't anticipate that with agents programming feels *more* fun because a lot of the fill in the blanks drudgery is removed and what remains is the creative part. I also feel less blocked/stuck (which is not fun) and I experience a lot more courage because there's almost always a way to work hand in hand with it to make some positive progress.”
https://x.com/karpathy/status/2015883857489522876

2026-01-26 04:42:13 CET

Gold takes $5,100
Things are happening…

2026-01-25 18:06:28 CET

Wild chart showing how Trump Inc used the office of the presidency to gain $1.4B
More than $400M via rugging people on meme coins alone
https://image.nostr.build/cb83a6503fb6a1d0cee7b8965af703f98cc394ad76655c381df14089e1f5f14f.jpg

2026-01-25 05:58:51 CET

This shot from the Honnold free solo Taipei 101 livestream is insane
Casually went 1,650 ft in 90 min with no ropes
Has to be one of the most amazing athletes alive
https://image.nostr.build/686ce5fea91270189953ef636e1c5e814d4d4cadbed32b4e5473293cb511d290.jpg

2026-01-24 23:12:05 CET

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I posted about ICE like an hour ago and Gaza yesterday. To a large public audience. Thanks for playing

2026-01-24 23:11:06 CET

Is there anyone down worse than
“New Scientist” ?
What a parody
https://image.nostr.build/1544490677dcdedfb4c9066e657d3a7838ae870d305afe8f6ffe5caee8f8ecbe.jpg

2026-01-24 05:51:18 CET

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Most nostr users from what I can gather do not use it as a Twitter clone, they use it as part of another app, likely without even knowing it