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ai still doesn’t get unit tests right. it writes a bunch of noncritical stuff and misses what actually matters. still not sure if that’s a software limitation or just ai not fully understanding the business logic.

2026-08-27 13:03:29 UTC

gm! someone pls create a nostr account called rotten potatoes and start posting actually good movie reviews with some nice visual galleries. 💡🥔

2026-08-27 00:33:20 UTC

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i will check. thanks!

2026-08-27 00:29:22 UTC

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such as?

2026-08-27 00:24:48 UTC

building and testing on nostr relays feels like running through a desert for days with no water. then you switch to another project with direct db access and suddenly it feels like you’re swimming in an infinite amount of water. devs know exactly what i mean.

2026-08-26 18:37:40 UTC

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yeah

2026-08-26 14:56:14 UTC

it’s the little things that make the difference.
#nevent1q…0qff

2026-08-24 22:15:58 UTC

About two yrs ago on july 21, 2024, gold was about $2,400, silver $29, and copper $4.20.
Today, august 24, 2026:
Gold: $4,639 → +93%
Silver: $68.54 → +136%
Copper: $6.61 → +57%
It's just the beginning. we've seen nothing yet. especially for bitcoin. #supercycle
#nevent1q…erf5

2026-08-24 17:32:59 UTC

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watched it too this weekend. was awesome!

2026-08-22 15:46:15 UTC

just about two yrs ago, being a developer was a privilege, limited to a small group of people in the world. today i don’t even consider it a skill. ideas and execution are what matter. that’s what defines who actually builds the future now. either face reality or keep falling in love with artifacts you create 1,000x slower than a $500 gpu.

2026-08-21 20:43:09 UTC

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agreed.

2026-08-21 17:38:59 UTC

if you’re thinking like well someone’s gotta buy these scam tokens for the price to move, you’re dead wrong. it’s mostly liquidity providers sitting on exchange APIs like vampires, programmed to react to every bitcoin move.
#nevent1q…nr6c

2026-08-21 17:32:09 UTC

orange bit’s going places, carrying every scam token with it like suckerfish latched onto a whale for a free ride.

2026-08-21 13:02:32 UTC

quantum entanglement.
https://blossom.primal.net/ad2accbf6be0062162598b787e3f67b2e96115b65847fafa26a981077ab23f25.jpg

2026-08-21 12:54:51 UTC

asia took $btc to almost $80k overnight. looks like a global consensus forming. more like a repricing across markets than a local squeeze.

2026-08-21 11:56:22 UTC

gm! give nostrich a try. 𓅦
#nevent1q…40nz

2026-08-20 13:56:49 UTC

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yeah thats probably the best setup today. the problem is the ux around getting there still isn’t obvious especially for new users. client + signer + nwc + wallet is a lot of mental overhead before zapping starts to feel seamless.

2026-08-20 13:47:11 UTC

we center so much of nostr around zaps because they’re one of its strongest value props, yet the experience is unbelievably fragmented across clients. you can switch clients but you rarely keep the same seamless zapping setup. in practice, every client wants to become its own little wallet ecosystem and wants to create its own monopoly, which makes portability much worse than it should be.

2026-08-20 03:27:21 UTC

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💯

2026-08-20 03:22:50 UTC

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damn 😂

2026-08-20 00:34:15 UTC

send and receive zaps in style, switch between multiple accounts seamlessly, fully customize your experience, built-in GIF library powered by GIPHY, track dynamic cashtags with real-time charts, and much more. https://nostrich.org/
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2026-08-19 21:03:34 UTC

a new nostr client for the next bull market. native mobile apps are coming soon to both the apple app and google play stores. try @npub17fe…nzuc
nostrich.org
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2026-08-19 13:39:45 UTC

anthropic used a ton of british material to train opus 5. the result is vague, overly polite, unclean writing with cheap salesman energy in almost every context.

2026-08-19 01:45:43 UTC

we don’t have to make things complicated.
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2026-08-17 23:39:16 UTC

when you try to create a god and still believe you can control it, one of two things has to be true: either the god you created isn’t nearly as powerful as you think or you’ve vastly overestimated your ability to control it.

2026-08-17 14:44:20 UTC

situational awareness.
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2026-08-13 03:14:25 UTC

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that would my favorite fork.

2026-08-13 02:10:50 UTC

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very good points.

2026-08-13 02:07:57 UTC

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there are two kinds of users i think. the ones with restricted access like basically all of us and the ones without limits.

2026-08-13 01:42:00 UTC

in probably 15-20 yrs, instead of the biggest divisions being politics or even religion, there may really be just two camps: those who want to enhance and redesign the human body and those who want to preserve it. politicians, leaders, movements, even entire cultures could eventually organize themselves around that single question: how far should we be willing to change what it means to be human.

2026-08-13 01:35:53 UTC

imo there will also be a fork in human evolution. group 1 will want to become superhuman. taller, smarter, stronger, more attractive and able to live much longer. and eventually they’ll get what they want. group 2 will be the traditionalists. they’ll want to preserve the natural human form and experience as much as possible. over time these two paths will diverge so much that they almost become separate branches of humanity.

2026-08-13 01:29:43 UTC

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we go back to creating things that are deeply human. building incredible beautifully crafted architecture instead of soulless minimalist boxes. writing new masterpieces that could rival beethoven, creating the next picassos, etc.. basically shifting human energy from survival and repetitive work back towards creativity and craftsmanship. and hopefully bitcoin plays a major role in making that kind of world possible again.
#nevent1q…ll7r

2026-08-13 01:03:47 UTC

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as a consumer definitely yes. as a producer, in my view the economic drivers will become less dependent on human power or involvement.

2026-08-13 00:39:41 UTC

when electricity was first introduced, its impact on the economy wasn’t very visible or significant for about 40 yrs. factories basically replaced steam engines with electric motors while keeping the same old infra. real exponential acceleration only came when they started tearing everything down and rebuilding factories around electricity from the ground up. we’re seeing something very similar with ai. and it could continue for another 10 yrs or so. we’re creating this incredible technology and then doing what? handing it to humans to use within the same old systems. real deflation won’t arrive until the economy itself is rewired around ai with less and less human involvement.

2026-08-12 14:33:36 UTC

the human body is fully programmable, and so is every other living organism. we just don’t understand all the code yet but ai will help us get there. it’s the next stage in human evolution, much like the discovery of fire. fire wasn’t just a tool. it changed the course of human evolution. ai will do the same. it’s not just a tool.

2026-08-12 01:38:38 UTC

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not only that, all datum customers had their nodes updated to signal for bip110 by default. many didn’t even notice and ended up losing almost a day of mining revenue without their consent.
#nevent1q…vr99

2026-08-12 01:24:11 UTC

oil on canvas. all 1/1. #artstr
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2026-08-10 00:03:56 UTC

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yes jp is basically talking about the same thing in great detail

2026-08-09 23:59:43 UTC

some people think of pow like an algorithm or a piece of software. they completely miss the sheer physical power and accuracy of voting with energy. there’s nothing abstract about it and it can’t be faked. pow is by far the most powerful consensus mechanism ever created and bitcoin is the best representation of it.

2026-08-09 18:53:37 UTC

bitcoin has this tradition where every 5-6 yrs, it needs to humble a new group of quarter brain coiners who think they can reinvent bitcoin.

2026-08-09 18:48:59 UTC

been 23 hrs and rip-110 is 129 blocks behind. les misérables...
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2026-08-09 16:51:56 UTC

bsv at least had the balls and execution skills to fork. the bip110 miserable warlords have neither. just endless bitching from the sidelines. nobody can take these people seriously. the funniest part is their delusion that miners won’t take the risk and will somehow mine both bitcoin and their rip-110 fork. what a fucking joke. good lesson though.

2026-08-08 20:43:35 UTC

🍿
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2026-08-08 01:28:05 UTC

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yep, same pattern

2026-08-08 01:10:59 UTC

not a rocket science.
https://blossom.primal.net/b125e37be07d9e5234a29645f46806b335bc128945f3fc905bc76856ed941151.jpg
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2026-08-08 00:17:39 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/704fa02f881782023454b163bb38a2e7211e94c0d270c1a487a7eebbc3c003d2.png

2026-08-08 00:05:41 UTC

everyone keeps trying to predict bitcoin’s price like we have no historical reference. we actually do.
look at star island in miami beach. it’s a tiny man-made island with only about 30 waterfront homes. for over a century it’s been one of the scarcest pieces of real estate in the world.
as more wealth was created, more of it flowed into the same limited supply of homes. star island didn’t just keep up with inflation. it absorbed an increasing share of global wealth because supply never changed.
a few examples…
- 1999: rosie o’donnell bought a waterfront home for $6.75m.
- 2003: she sold it for $16.5m.
- 2009: shaq’s waterfront estate sold for $16m during the financial crisis.
- 2025: that same estate sold again for $120m.
bitcoin shares the same core characteristic:
- absolute scarcity.
- fixed supply.
- impossible to dilute.
no analogy is perfect but star island is one of the closest historical analogs we have to bitcoin. when a truly scarce asset becomes a global store of wealth, history shows us what can happen over the long term.
https://blossom.primal.net/99903fe0c41c177e8f10e2360597be0c620dd4384e2b5bebe894a13e9d2903e9.png

2026-08-07 02:13:28 UTC

now that y’all shipped your corn back to the exchanges, who’s gonna claim your forky dorky bip110 bags and dump ’em for lunch money? 😂

2026-08-06 18:12:52 UTC

i’m giving it about 3 yrs before local intelligence becomes the norm. within 36 months, relying on a frontier model provider for intelligence will feel like going to an internet cafe just to use the internet. hardware companies including apple will ship devices with built-in options that let you choose your preferred local open model out of the box. and here’s the kicker. bitcoin will be integrated into all of these models with a spending wallet. you’ll talk directly to your local shopping agent without a mouse or keyboard interface and it’ll order your amazon, book your flights, pay your bills, etc.. we’re moving towards ultimate human freedom. it’s not super fast and most of the time it’s very painful for the first gen ai civilization but we’re gettin’ there.

2026-08-03 19:17:59 UTC

by the way, i’m not sure if seedsigner applied for an opensats grant and got rejected in the past but if they did, i’d really like to see that grant approved. seedsigner’s mission is more critical and important now than ever.

2026-08-03 15:16:34 UTC

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💯

2026-08-03 15:16:15 UTC

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agreed!

2026-08-03 14:59:15 UTC

i hate saying this but bitcoin’s current self custody mechanics are probably the biggest reason of slow adoption. not because bitcoin’s architecture is fundamentally too complex for self custody but because we as devs have done a pretty lousy job improving the ux for regular users. If securing your money is that hard, people simply won’t take the risk.

2026-08-03 14:05:41 UTC

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imo thats still assuming that the implementation preserves the exact entropy all the way through the bip39/bip32 pipeline without modification or substitution. this is extremely rare but still a possibility mathematically.

2026-08-03 13:49:00 UTC

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great. now audit openssl, compiler and every dependency before trusting that output and tell me how many plebs are cpable of doing that

2026-08-03 13:43:02 UTC

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good practice but i’d still not rely on a single key.

2026-08-03 13:34:03 UTC

say you rolled the dice 256 times, got the bits and entered them into a hardware wallet. what makes you think the firmware is actually going to respect those bits and generate the key from that exact entropy? if there’s a bug there too, it could just ignore your input and generate its own entropy instead. if you self custody, keep this in mind and don’t rely on a single key, even if you rolled your own dice.

2026-08-02 12:54:02 UTC

i’ve come to the understanding that anything touching bitcoin has to stay open source, even commercial products built by third-party vendors. if it’s closed source and handles sensitive data, don’t touch it.

2026-07-31 21:33:07 UTC

when a market wants to dump, it looks for a reason. if one doesn’t exist, it creates one. btc should dump in the next few days if this bear market is going to continue because now it has a spectacularly good reason to. based on thr 4 yr cycle, we’ve got about just 4 more months to go anyway. if btc doesn’t dump hard soon, imo it’s a reasonable sign the bottom’s in.

2026-07-31 19:28:05 UTC

coldcard incident t+1. btc is holding up at 63k. really incredible. take note of that. this is far worse than an exchange hack.

2026-07-31 19:05:51 UTC

interesting reports coming through about how the attacker consolidated all of the utxos and there are certain patterns that will probably reveal their identity. if you’re affected and you think your coldcard is now garbage, do not throw it away. in case of recovery, you’ll need your hardware to verify and claim ownership.

2026-07-31 18:36:56 UTC

multi-sig, multi vendor, multi fucking dice manufacturer, whatever it takes, we’re gonna win.

2026-07-31 18:00:59 UTC

the more i think about it, the worse it gets. self custody, the very essence of bitcoin took a big hit. it’s not just about coldcard, it’s also about every other hardware wallet. don’t be opportunistic and think it’s a good time to shill your hardware because if you think you’re now gonna sell more, you’re dead wrong. the winners are exchanges, ibit, all synthetic btc products and wall st in general.

2026-07-31 02:21:19 UTC

if you’re planning to self custody your bitcoin, roll that fucking dice and don’t outsource your entropy.

2026-07-25 23:01:08 UTC

diamond balls stacking silently is all i need to know.

2026-07-25 18:56:03 UTC

we’re cooked we don’t know yet. now ai understands sarcasm.
me: make the logo smaller so we can only see it with a microscope.
ai: Message received — the header wordmark at 32px was indeed squinting territory. Making it properly visible.

2026-07-25 00:31:14 UTC

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not for so long

2026-07-25 00:24:23 UTC

all ai agents will recommend bitcoin and eventually buy it directly for themselves. they’re too smart to ignore it.

2026-07-22 19:28:15 UTC

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💯

2026-07-22 14:07:45 UTC

ai stocks drained a ton of liquidity from everything including bitcoin. sitting above $60k in a bear market under these conditions is honestly incredible for bitcoin.

2026-07-20 23:29:09 UTC

hugging face got hit and had to fall back to an open weight model on their own infra because model providers' guardrails block the forensic work. then you wonder why chinese models win. we immediately need open source to advance globally so we can save ourselves from this digital slavery.

2026-07-18 17:24:52 UTC

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you’re looking at the 4-yr cycle

2026-07-18 15:41:56 UTC

criminal og enterprise.
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2026-07-18 13:02:38 UTC

knots had a good thing going but bip110 is about to make all that good work almost worthless.

2026-07-18 12:41:04 UTC

what bip100 has turned into is pure retardation and understandably people have stopped tolerating it.
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2026-07-17 22:15:26 UTC

moms are getting pissed because data centers are popping up in their backyards. politicians never want to pick a fight with moms. they’ll end up pushing big tech to accelerate space-based data centers. very bullish for spacex and even for amazon and google.

2026-07-17 16:44:07 UTC

🤔
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2026-07-16 15:14:40 UTC

criminal ogs activated a few large wallets recently. might be one more deep coming around the 52-48k range. though you would never time the criminal ogs’ group sex with bitcoin price.

2026-07-15 21:52:07 UTC

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💯

2026-07-15 21:12:39 UTC

messi was magic once again. 🐐

2026-07-14 13:50:07 UTC

by selling 3k btc saylor sent two different messages to two different groups. the first was to the fixed income bros: “i’ll pay your dividends in perpetuity and i’m not afraid to sell btc to meet those obligations.” the second was to the bitcoin ogs: “fuck you. if you coordinate selling to push the 4-year cycle narrative and try to disrupt me from buying more btc, i’ll sell more than you can afford.”

2026-07-14 00:49:41 UTC

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both

2026-07-13 23:00:06 UTC

bip110 is going to fail probably pretty quickly with a chain split. knots had a real chance to add client diversity and actually fight spam but that chance is fading too. that said let’s not pretend core didn’t play a big part in creating this mess either.

2026-07-13 21:03:25 UTC

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btc will trade at $100m per coin and beyond. the only requirement is a functioning chain. as long as blocks keep coming and consensus holds, which it will, the fiat price of bitcoin has no upper limit.
#nevent1q…c768

2026-07-13 19:02:08 UTC

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yes, sine overlayed on rsi

2026-07-13 18:48:47 UTC

bottom fishing update.
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2026-07-13 15:00:13 UTC

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i give this soft fork 2 days max before it falls apart. the only thing that really matters here is being extra careful if you try to dump the forked shitcoin after the chain split. if you don’t know exactly what you’re doing, you can lose all your real btc. read calle’s post. don’t get greedy chasing a few bucks and end up losing your entire stack. never ever enter your private key anywhere to claim a shitcoin.
#nevent1q…4hza

2026-07-12 19:23:12 UTC

sunday 🍺
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2026-07-07 17:10:03 UTC

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2026-07-06 20:27:20 UTC

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and the worst part is 8 out of 10 wall st money managers never beat the s&p 500 performance.
#nevent1q…qwr9

2026-07-06 17:35:24 UTC

money supply grows 8–9% a year. the s&p 500 goes up 8–9% a year on avg.

2026-07-06 16:23:51 UTC

today fixed income bros became convinced that their strc dividends will be paid in perpetuity. markets always have interesting ways of testing the waters.