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Brunswick

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GM☕ since [759233](https://mempool.space/block/000000000000000000023ab241141d6cd0d0ea2f41295a830a6724407d450211)

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Last Notes

2026-07-22 07:56:28 CEST

Sometimes you just need that one last pot of coffee before bed

2026-07-22 07:54:44 CEST

I would make a terrible liar,
because I have e a terrible memory

2026-07-22 07:38:59 CEST

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By opening up a latent vulnerability

2026-07-22 05:47:14 CEST

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Core proved the concensus rules needed to change. If I were giving them the benefit of the doubt, I might think this was their plan all along.

2026-07-22 04:39:57 CEST

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Run your own relay

2026-07-22 04:37:50 CEST

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You are the f'n GOAT

2026-07-21 23:39:51 CEST

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No water bottles? What da!

2026-07-21 23:38:49 CEST

If your "bitcoin treasury" company is doing anything other than using bitcoin as an internal SoV and hedge against inflation, or possibly putting the bitcoin to work, and is otherwise not profitable in the industry serve; then they exist purely to ride the wave, parasite and extract from the world and not create actual value. This behavior is fundamentally at odds with hard money. It will fail, and this is why the bear market is good.

2026-07-21 21:53:15 CEST

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https://search.brave.com/search?q=what%20is%20nitter%3F

2026-07-21 19:47:48 CEST

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Except they had to restrict outbound email because of abuse

2026-07-21 19:45:21 CEST

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I have these. They are nice

2026-07-21 17:37:50 CEST

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https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/002/472/013/a63.jpg

2026-07-21 17:32:22 CEST

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I'd like to know what "Crazy Eyes" smells like

2026-07-21 16:52:16 CEST

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There is also Nostr Mail (npub1kg4sdvz3l4fr99n2jdz2vdxe2mpacva87hkdetv76ywacsfq5leqquw5te), which could be a legitimate bridge

2026-07-21 15:41:15 CEST

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In-group reinforcement is a trap?

2026-07-21 15:38:50 CEST

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I had a dream once revealing its existence. It was devised in the 1700s initially intended to be a tongue-in-cheek fictional christian secret society loosely based on the Kabala. In thr 1800s the idea gained momentum and turned into a real group. It's essentially something like Freemasonry with gnosticism influenced by the Kabala. It would have appealed to the atheistic bohemian dadaists of early 20th century france attracted to medieval aesthetics (like the goths and steampunks of the 1990s)

2026-07-21 15:18:18 CEST

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The trolls are out. GFY

2026-07-21 15:17:34 CEST

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I'm not in favor of any legislation. I'm arguing for repeal of any notion of changing clocks. If you watch the video he shows there are biological reasons beyond mere inconvenience to go back to sun-time or at least non-daylight-saving time. You seem to want to pretend the government has no influence over your behavior. Fine, I'll give you that, but the issue isn't only about you. It's about whether government should stop intruding in your life, much less on behalf of hotels and candy merchants.

2026-07-21 15:12:48 CEST

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He is vain

2026-07-21 15:02:10 CEST

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He drank himself to death and was a Rosicrucian

2026-07-21 14:32:59 CEST

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You reject facts, therefore a conversation cannot be had.

2026-07-21 14:32:11 CEST

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All of these functions can be done with nostr, though these are legitimate uses of a email.

2026-07-21 05:44:24 CEST

Real nostriches zap.
Bots only bitch.

2026-07-21 05:21:10 CEST

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You aren't discussing it. You're playing mind games

2026-07-21 03:05:14 CEST

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Is 4am early enough for you? I'm not talking about me or you. You aren't even engaging in the discussion. This is getting old.

2026-07-21 03:01:20 CEST

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They use envy to justify theft, and call it equity.

2026-07-21 02:59:41 CEST

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Apparently you don't interact with many people. Your schedule will synchronize with others, no matter how much you think you'll "just control your own schedule". That's fantasy world for most people, and if you are the rare exception than you wouldn't have a horse in this race anyway so why comment on it?

2026-07-21 02:02:46 CEST

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Nitter

2026-07-21 02:02:31 CEST

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Me changing your mind, or failing to do so won't change the outcome and it's not my job to convince those who should change the law, much less your opinion. My point is that it is a fabrication of lobbies and has no benefit to the average person, but it does have measurable negative health outcomes.

2026-07-21 01:41:00 CEST

Using AI to write about how you should not use ai.
# When AI Makes You Less Productive
Artificial intelligence may increase productivity on average. It can generate drafts, summarize information, reorganize ideas, write code, produce illustrations, and convert rough thoughts into polished language in seconds.
But averages conceal individual outcomes.
For many people, depending on how they use it, AI will not increase productivity. It will decrease it. In some cases, it will create considerably more work than would have existed if the person had completed the task without AI.
The problem is not merely that AI occasionally makes mistakes. The deeper problem is that AI can produce incomplete work that looks finished.
## The Illusion of Completion
Before generative AI, unfinished work usually looked unfinished. A rough draft contained awkward sentences. An incomplete design had visible gaps. A poorly understood subject produced confused explanations. These defects warned the author and the recipient that more work was necessary.
AI removes many of those warnings.
It can take an incomplete description and produce something coherent, organized, confident, and professionally formatted. The result may have headings, logical transitions, complete sentences, and an authoritative tone. It may look like a finished product even when it is only a polished interpretation of an incomplete request.
This creates an illusion of completion.
The user sees something that appears substantially better than what he could have produced in the same amount of time. He therefore assumes that the work is substantially closer to being finished.
That assumption may be false.
The output may accurately reflect everything the user told the AI while omitting everything the user failed to mention. Those omissions are often the most difficult defects to detect because they do not appear as errors. They appear as absences.
You can correct a wrong sentence once you see it. It is much harder to identify the paragraph that was never written, the requirement that was never considered, the stakeholder who was never consulted, or the assumption that was never tested.
## Garbage In, Polished Garbage Out
The old computing principle still applies: garbage in, garbage out.
Generative AI adds a dangerous refinement:
**Garbage in, polished garbage out.**
The output may be grammatically excellent, logically arranged, and visually convincing. None of those qualities prove that it is complete, accurate, or suitable for its intended purpose.
AI generally works with the information and direction it has been given. It does not necessarily understand the full situation surrounding the request. It does not automatically know the unstated requirements, organizational history, interpersonal constraints, legal implications, technical dependencies, or practical consequences that the user has neglected to provide.
When information is missing, an AI system may do one of several things. It may omit the missing material. It may generalize. It may insert conventional assumptions. It may produce language that sounds specific without actually resolving the underlying uncertainty. In the worst cases, it may fill the gap with a plausible guess.
The result is often not obviously defective. It is deceptively adequate.
## Editing Can Be Harder Than Writing
People frequently assume that generating a draft with AI and then editing it will be easier than writing the material themselves.
Sometimes it is. Sometimes it is not.
Editing AI-generated work requires a different and often more demanding kind of thought. The editor must reconstruct the actual purpose of the document, compare that purpose against the generated text, identify both errors and omissions, and determine whether the AI introduced assumptions that were never authorized.
This can be harder than writing the first draft.
When writing from the beginning, the author builds the argument or design incrementally. He knows why each element is present because he placed it there. He encounters uncertainties as they arise and is forced to resolve them.
When editing AI-generated material, the author receives a completed-looking structure all at once. He must reverse-engineer it. He must determine which parts are grounded in his instructions, which parts were inferred, which parts are conventional filler, and which essential parts are missing entirely.
The surface polish can interfere with this process. Clear prose creates cognitive confidence. Good formatting suggests organization. A strong conclusion suggests that the argument has been completed. The reviewer must deliberately resist these signals and examine the work as if it were unfinished.
## AI Can Transfer Work Rather Than Eliminate It
The productivity loss becomes greater when unfinished AI-generated work is delivered to other people.
A person may spend twenty minutes generating a proposal, report, specification, presentation, or plan and believe that he has saved several hours. But if the document is incomplete, those hours have not necessarily been saved. The work has merely been transferred.
A manager must identify the missing decisions. An engineer must resolve contradictory requirements. A client must explain information that should have been requested earlier. A colleague must distinguish factual content from plausible filler. A team may hold a meeting to repair misunderstandings caused by a document that was presented prematurely.
The original author experiences speed. Everyone downstream experiences rework.
From the perspective of the organization, productivity has declined.
This is especially dangerous because the person using AI may continue to believe he is highly productive. He is producing more documents,

2026-07-20 20:45:26 CEST

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Oh good, I'm glad you aren't a thief

2026-07-20 20:44:58 CEST

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Its not that simple. You need to schedule your life around other people, and they all change their appointments according to the time shift, which means you aren't getting the pre-waking sunlight you should.

2026-07-20 20:40:14 CEST

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Are they your testicles?

2026-07-20 20:35:53 CEST

Daylight-saving time is 110% a pure gimmick to get you to spend more money at the expense of your health. This claim is well established both historically and scientifically.
The truth is inconvenient
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvcnOoSCRcg

2026-07-20 20:32:28 CEST

I love the smell of mismanaged forests and this deafening silence of those virtue-signaling environmentalists who are unwittingly paid by the very corporations they protest against, paid to give cover for environmental regulations designed to create a government-protected cartel over their industries.

2026-07-20 20:11:15 CEST

In the beginning God created the heavens, the realm of spirit, and the earth, the realm wherein substance should be formed.
And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the waters lay within the void, undivided and without order, being the unshapen ground from which the things of the earth should be brought forth. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.
And God spake by his Word, by whom all things are ordered, framed, and upheld, saying, Let there be light: and there was light. And the light went forth from God, and entered into the waters of the deep, dividing, ordering, and giving form according to the wisdom and purpose of his Word.

2026-07-20 19:18:35 CEST

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I actually had a great time but the stressful part was trying to charge my car on a Sunday in a town with no chargers, that added 3.5 hours to the trip, then driving slow behind a storm from midnight until 3am. The lightning show was amazing.

2026-07-20 16:50:50 CEST

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Lol. I drove to north Dakota and back to bring them to a camp in a storm, and a 16 hour ride turned into 25 hours.

2026-07-20 13:29:03 CEST

25 hours in a car straight. The things we do for kids.

2026-07-20 11:04:49 CEST

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It doesent work that way

2026-07-20 11:04:01 CEST

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No, I'm advocating for a pig named Chauvin

2026-07-20 11:03:16 CEST

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I didn't say the Egyptians built the pyramids.
You're probably one of those who think only the supreme court can read the constitution

2026-07-20 07:23:11 CEST

We may not have reached the limits of AI, but I think it's limits are clearly understood

2026-07-20 07:18:15 CEST

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No survivors were found on the ship... Because it was empty.

2026-07-20 07:13:03 CEST

When I people watch, the world looks like a Dali painting.

2026-07-20 07:11:54 CEST

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I'm going to bed at 4am tonight after 23 hours of traveling. At least in my own bed.

2026-07-20 04:23:13 CEST

In Grand Forks ND and the only one using the supercharger is a 25yo jeet trying to blend in with a black Ford Lightning

2026-07-19 15:06:40 CEST

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They require an email address unlike lnvps

2026-07-19 11:54:51 CEST

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They come for your family.

2026-07-19 11:52:12 CEST

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When teaching my kids multiplication tables and it comes to 7 x 6, I ask "what is the Jesus number?". They say " 42!".
I'm pretty sure Douglas Adams was posessed.

2026-07-19 04:54:42 CEST

Enter ye in at the narrow gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to perdition, and many there be which go in thereat.
Narrow is the gate, and hard-pressed is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it.
- Matthew 7:13-14

2026-07-18 17:18:52 CEST

Narrow is the gate, and the way leading to life must be borne and struggled through.

2026-07-18 13:45:26 CEST

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The bible is not God.
The pyramids were the epitome of Egypt, Egypt was filled with magic and wickedness. There is no need to be fascinated with them, they are irrelevant WRT the truth.
Dinosaurs were dragons.
Men's hearts are portals into spiritual realities.
You cannot deny the existence of evil, any more than you can deny that pain proves you exist.
Men interpreting truth is exactly why we all need direct access to it, because we all are imperfectly able to perceive it.
Nearly everything you hear about the bible from Christians is wrong.
The bible is an arrow, not the word of God itself.
The Word of God is the Logos.
You only have access to the spirit of truth by accepting that Christ is YOUR Lord. He will lead you to the Father. Narrow is the gate.

2026-07-18 03:49:56 CEST

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Its a nitter instance

2026-07-18 01:21:09 CEST

https://npub1c856kwjk524kef97hazw5e9jlkjq4333r6yxh2rtgefpd894ddpsmq6lkc.blossom.band/20f1f8aef9ec7aebb07f583669f211376d5299e912b314664846f8736bff01f5.jpg
https://xcancel.com/RepThomasMassie/status/2078231694620946453#m

2026-07-17 16:01:54 CEST

You do not value evidence for the truth,
because the evidence of the truth is everywhere.

2026-07-17 15:50:51 CEST

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You have to take them at their word. People can convince themselves of any lie. The point of the post is that intent doesent change the burden and the negative effects, namely disrupting normal inter-sex social interactions.

2026-07-17 06:37:48 CEST

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Hello fellow nobodies

2026-07-17 02:39:11 CEST

Speaking of being nuts...
"Hazy Baseball"
https://npub1c856kwjk524kef97hazw5e9jlkjq4333r6yxh2rtgefpd894ddpsmq6lkc.blossom.band/2812bf95798205223598db874486654f0be544f8afef1c956c6f0dd74c738d7b.mp3

2026-07-17 02:36:30 CEST

This guy is nuts, but it seems like he's right most of the time. I guess I seem nuts most of the time too. The tongues he's doing in the latter half aren't the bad kind.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LlRONx0fV0A

2026-07-17 02:34:25 CEST

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You can flip your phone 90° but not so easy with your laptop

2026-07-16 05:53:05 CEST

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Trying to diagnose the problem

2026-07-16 05:40:36 CEST

Feminism was never about equal rights.
Its root is belief in female superiority.
Many, many western men are feminists.

2026-07-16 05:37:33 CEST

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Yes, the problem is the "sending kids to school" part

2026-07-16 05:34:03 CEST

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When a society treats subjective identity as overriding biological sex, it introduces uncertainty into sex-based expectations, language, boundaries, institutions, and duties. That uncertainty can reduce trust because people no longer know whether ordinary sex classifications may be relied upon or openly acknowledged.
The chilling effect could appear in several ways:
- Men may become less willing to extend informal deference or protection when they cannot trust the category being presented.
- Women may become less secure in sex-separated spaces or institutions.
- Ordinary interactions may become more guarded because accurate perception can conflict with required language.
- Employers, schools, churches, and associations may replace organic judgment with formal rules to manage disputes.
- People may withdraw rather than risk accusation, embarrassment, or coerced participation in another person’s self-conception.
- That could weaken relations between men and women by replacing tacit trust with suspicion and bureaucratic enforcement.
A society that makes biological sex socially unintelligible or legally unspeakable risks degrading the trust, boundaries, and reciprocal duties upon which relations between men and women depend. If sustained across family, law, education, and reproduction, that degradation can become civilizational rather than merely interpersonal.

2026-07-16 05:03:50 CEST

On trans-cis interactions :
Sex-based social consideration belongs to the relationship between two embodied persons, not solely to the self-description of one of them. No person has a unilateral right to trigger sex-specific obligations in another by substituting identity for biological reality.
Male deference toward women is not principally a reward for feminine style. It arises from recognition of female embodiment and the asymmetric realities attached to it.
A man perceives another person as female. That perception activates restraint, protectiveness, courtesy, lowered suspicion, altered boundaries, or reduced willingness to confront. Those responses occur partly below conscious deliberation.
The perceiving man bears the cost of miscalibration: embarrassment, social sanction, compromised boundaries, or accusations if he later corrects his behavior. That is deception because the presentation causes another person to allocate conduct on a materially false premise, even without an explicit verbal lie.
The remaining distinction is between the existence of the imposition and its degree. The imposition may be slight in a passing interaction and severe in intimate, private, competitive, custodial, or physically vulnerable settings. But sincerity does not eliminate the underlying asymmetry: one party controls the presentation, while the other absorbs the consequences of acting on it.

2026-07-16 00:45:24 CEST

How do I block npubs that accept onchain payments?
Asking for a friend

2026-07-16 00:02:07 CEST

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I heard of a study where male vegetarians, after decades of vegetarianism, are more likely to be found with only one testicle.

2026-07-15 23:45:55 CEST

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I don't candy up my coffee, and I hate milk.
Coffee, black, hot.

2026-07-15 23:39:46 CEST

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Yes, you can't undo the mistakes of your 20s, you can only evercome them

2026-07-15 23:33:28 CEST

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Vance is probably trans and a former bitch of JE

2026-07-15 22:56:42 CEST

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Its called The Nostr

2026-07-15 22:38:42 CEST

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There are times when I forget Apple exists. I can count the number of times I have touched one. So far as my world is concerned, they are as relevant as DEC VAX, Sun Solaris, and the IBM minicomputer. When an old lady asks for "help with her computer" and it turns out to be an apple, I just say "sorry, I don't know how to use those". I can barely get the mouse to work, it doesent even have a right button!

2026-07-15 22:09:51 CEST

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I went hunting and brought home a pheasant. I asked my wife to clean it and cook it for supper.
She drop-kicked it into the woods.
I asked her "What are you doing?"
She said "The game is afoot."

2026-07-15 22:06:21 CEST

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If you're not already maintaining batteries for other purposes, yes, a battery lawn mower sucks. Unmaintained batteries equals needing new batteries all the time. I got a corded lawn mower for low maintenance for places I can use it. I also maintain three gas mowers for other places, but usually only use one. A battery mower would be nice since I already use the batteries in other power tools.

2026-07-15 21:43:52 CEST

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That sucks. Have you looked into the battery ones? I'm drooling over the Milwaukee dual-M18 push mower.

2026-07-15 21:31:35 CEST

I love the smell of liberal's forests burning to cinders

2026-07-15 20:22:47 CEST

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*Acerbic

2026-07-15 20:21:19 CEST

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Ascorbic retorts cut both ways

2026-07-15 20:18:50 CEST

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AI made me dumber, because it made everyone else smarter.

2026-07-15 20:12:02 CEST

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Who is the one that can't take a joke?

2026-07-15 20:04:49 CEST

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Did I offend you? Sorry, I don't know what the proper second-person personal pronoun is for fungus.

2026-07-15 20:00:48 CEST

Why aren't there commonly used pronouns for persons who identify as algae?

2026-07-15 16:15:10 CEST

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A good meme is more persuasive than a good argument

2026-07-15 16:12:59 CEST

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Saylor had influence because he had the illusion of wealth. Put anyone in a suit, call him a billionaire and stick a camera in his face most people will naturally assume he has credibility so long as whatever he says marginally agrees with their closely held beliefs. Then they have you right where they want you.
Saylor is a bitcoiner's version of Trump.

2026-07-15 15:59:47 CEST

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Officer friendly is officer stupid

2026-07-15 14:56:03 CEST

A nation that lacks control of its borders, whether due to empoverishment of provision or of intelligence, is a nation defeated.

2026-07-15 14:35:55 CEST

If you cut your hair short in the sides and back, it accentuates what little hair you have left on top

2026-07-15 14:22:36 CEST

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GM vietnostr

2026-07-15 14:11:16 CEST

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Daycare is probably the second most destructive use of government spending, the first being public education

2026-07-15 14:04:12 CEST

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I'd like to think IRL I'd recognize @nprofile…0pnq instantly from her profile pic

2026-07-15 06:54:39 CEST

Stick shifts sucked because clutches are a pain to replace.

2026-07-15 04:31:43 CEST

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If I had an AI monitor the news for things that effect me, I hope it would tell me about this.

2026-07-15 04:11:52 CEST

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IYKYK

2026-07-15 00:15:18 CEST

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Its built into amethyst

2026-07-14 22:55:35 CEST

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Basically, its a way for the government to give money directly to wallatreet in a roundabout way

2026-07-14 20:26:11 CEST

Stop bitching about custody when talking about zapping a few sats at a time. Learn about tradeoffs, iron triangles and what it means to adult and how to coach and transfer beliefs.
Sure, run your own node, be my guest, the more the merrier. But when introducing people to nostr and bitcoin, save the maxie speeches for after the purple and orange pills have had time to go down the gullet. The prostylite will show promise by beginning his accumulation, only then can you appear to them as the master.

2026-07-14 20:10:01 CEST

Following on The Nostr does not need to be public. Right now, you can create private lists, which means nobody can see your special private feed.
BUT... It could be that your published "following list" contains encrypted data where only those you follow can see that you follow them by encrypting a "follow status" only they can decrypt. I'm not suggesting this change, only making an observation.

2026-07-14 16:29:33 CEST

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The same as you can "access" your IRA. You can't spend it until you're 65 without ridiculous penalties and taxes. Your response indicates you don't understand what my post above means.

2026-07-14 01:59:48 CEST

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*accessed*