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2026-03-08 16:18:38 UTC

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Thank you Max. I don’t want to discourage your experimentation with publishing on Nostr but is there an epub or audiobook version?

2026-03-08 16:12:52 UTC

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Network effects are strong so there is no choice but to be patient. As with Bitcoin, people will come for ideological reasons or when they have no other choice.

2026-03-08 16:06:28 UTC

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I’m in the non-engineer vibecoder camp working at a mid-sized company alongside a 12-person engineering team and I definitely agree. The main unlock of vibecoding is letting your non-dev team members work on the long tail of tooling and internal system features that never make it out of the backlog. There are an endless numbers of these little things that only one person cares about because it would save them an hour a month. The engineering team’s role in this is to build the architecture and guardrails to not let this turn into a mess.

2026-03-07 22:08:42 UTC

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I bet their parents are also waiting for the American and Israeli “rescue operation” to succeed, creep.
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2026-03-07 21:53:42 UTC

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We could out price them without the witness discount, root cause of our current situation. The witness discount created block space that is for the most part not usable for normal financial activity.

2026-03-04 04:26:22 UTC

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that last link is for his latest episode in which he address the China issue.

2026-03-04 04:01:18 UTC

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Can you comment on Brian Berletic’s take on this? He says China is providing Iran with the support it can, and that overextending itself outside its near abroad would be foolish.

2026-02-25 14:15:04 UTC

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Thanks for the follow up, understood!

2026-02-17 22:50:18 UTC

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@nprofile…stwk, to expand on my last comment: the need for it to be temporary seems solely tied to the desire to disable unused segwit versions. I think there is a good case for not doing that. Specifically, policy already filters these transactions. If, as @nprofile…hyal is anticipating, spammers start using unused segwit versions, a successful soft fork would force Core’s hand and make them adopt the traditional stance on filters, if only to protect upgrade hooks. What are your thoughts on this?

2026-02-16 16:50:30 UTC

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Right but that pertains only to undefined witness versions. If you limit the BIP to OP_IF, OP_RETURN and output sizes in current witness versions, there would be no risk of HF or ossification. I understand that cutting off the current avenues for spam would incentivize use of undefined witness versions. But these are restricted by policy in both Core and Knots. If scammers migrate to v2+ we can force Core to take a stronger stand on policy, since they do really want to protect the upgrade hooks currently afforded by it.

2026-02-16 14:52:43 UTC

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OpenClaw is not a “borderline obsolete AI model” for the simple reason that it’s not a model at all. TBH, I’m in a bit of a Gell-Mann Amnesia moment right now, as I have found what you have to say about China very interesting.

2026-02-16 14:31:16 UTC

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I support the changes addressing contiguous data storage proposed in BIP-110. Specifically, disabling OP_IF in taproot, and limiting OP_RETURN and output sizes. I would support going further, by getting rid of OP_RETURN completely.
At the moment, I have two concerns that I hope you can address here or in one of your next videos:
1. Why make it temporary? It undermines the credibility of the changes and its expiration is “hard-forkish” in that the rules would be relaxed after expiration.
2. Why disable future witness versions? I think we have learned our lesson with SegWit and Taproot, and any proposed v2 will have to be evaluated for its potential for spam.

2026-01-26 13:46:55 UTC

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Bitcoin spending does not need to be encouraged. You will have no choice but to spend your bitcoin once merchants decide they want to HODL it and not fiat.

2026-01-12 01:31:31 UTC

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Then they fight themselves?

2026-01-11 23:44:04 UTC

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It’s astonishing to me how supposedly independent-minded people keep falling for regime propaganda again and again. In case the visual style of this “art” is not a cue that his us pure propaganda, know that it has already been shown that this “stunning and brave protester” is located in Canada and is a twitter Zio-shill.
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2025-09-27 15:39:54 UTC

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I gave up because of the dogs. I’m now a perennial enjoyoor.

2025-07-01 14:44:33 UTC

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You should file a complaint with Bitcoin’s marketing department. Seriously, it is refreshing to hear @nprofile…yw8h instead of the usual bitcoin treasury slop.

2025-05-18 17:11:59 UTC

@nprofile…mp4l, you must have missed the memo - you are not allowed to have an opinion on an issue that involves miner economic incentives unless you know how an integer is represented in a Von Neumann machine.
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2025-05-15 12:52:42 UTC

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Yes. Ironically, with such small hashrate, a large fraction of the number of template-constructing entities also run Knots.