Hannibal

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2023-12-22 07:11:58 UTC

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2023-04-25 10:49:46 UTC

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Great as Plato is, especially in small quotes on singular issues, his ideas led to some truly spectacular misfires in philosophy over the centuries. For example the Republic is a pretty horrific description of an idealised Mega State, ruled by so called philosopher-kings (read "experts").
Horrors such as Hobbes Leviathion and Bentham's Panopticon are direct spiritual descendents of Plato, as are modern entities like the WEF. We also owe a lot of modern, relativist confusion to Plato, or at the very least, a misguided reading.

2023-04-14 13:05:03 UTC

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Wielki człowiek, Hal Finney RIP

2023-04-12 10:06:48 UTC

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Banging, though I miss the Windows 3.11 aesthetic 😭

2023-04-11 12:29:59 UTC

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What brain rot

2023-04-11 12:07:19 UTC

We have to stop wasting our time pandering to carbonhysterics, playing their stupid game and trying to crossdress bitcoin mining as environmentally friendly. It's a losing strategy akin to apologising to the mob. Bitcoin is agnostic to what kind of energy you feed it and that's by design. Yes, it can and does in some areas provide an economical outlet for trapped energy made using bullshit technologies like windmills but that's not to say it promotes a return to medieval energy production. If burning tyres was cheaper and legal, that's what miners would use and that's great. Mining optimises for efficiency, not for co2. Don't waste your time pandering to these morons, we're running the most important network in human history and we won't bend the knee to fiat academics and their apparatchiks in the media. Reject their premises.

2023-04-09 16:45:18 UTC

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I don't think there's anything else I've read in the genre quite as well written. Considering Simmons isn't even an exclusive science fiction writer, the concepts and the research are really quite astounding. Some of his other work is amazing too, Olympos series and more recently, The Terror. Real high art, literature science fiction 👌

2023-04-09 00:55:12 UTC

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A Canticle for Leibowitz by Walter M Miller Jr. - fascinating sci fi work exploring the relationship between Church and State (amongst other deeper motives) but not with the usual and very tired tropes of "church is evil and anti-science, iirrational, trust The Science" propaganda that we're used to expecting.

2023-04-08 20:05:05 UTC

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BUT IT HAS NO INTRINSIC VALUE 😭😭😭😭

2023-04-05 18:53:22 UTC

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I was wondering this, I think I've read somewhere that they don't self custody interestingly. But I can't find the source now 🤡 Saylor probably lost it in a boating accident

2023-03-26 09:24:13 UTC

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He's like a Cronenberg of Taleb, Harrari and Kissinger. Another humiliation ritual rolled out from whatever factory they're making them in.

2023-03-21 09:21:12 UTC

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#[1]

2023-03-21 09:20:57 UTC

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2023-03-20 10:54:02 UTC

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From what precious time I've wasted skimming it I strongly disagree. Seems like a strange cross between Harrari's bizarre reinterpretation of world history and a rallying cry for a fallen American empire. The Keynes of Bitcoin I fear...

2023-03-19 19:07:37 UTC

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If Ethereum is the mother asshole from whence all shitcoins spring, than musk is the mother asshole from which all techbros emerge

2023-03-19 18:56:15 UTC

Now he's a luddite 😂 Whatever old nonsense will he regurgitate next? 😂
https://nostr.build/i/nostr.build_742f6bee1982ea4b31313843fbc269f353c4cb6ed509a1e4888e4f276d374b23.png

2023-03-19 04:57:20 UTC

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Celibacy is ultimate proof of work 👌

2023-03-19 04:55:59 UTC

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Interest rates need to be freed and the fed needs to be abolished. Monetary policy is a scam perpetuated by cheap money. Humbly recommend you check out Mises' explanation on the organic mechanisms of a natural interest rates in a sound money system.

2023-03-19 04:11:06 UTC

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Elons a fucking scammer 😂
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2023-03-19 04:03:56 UTC

Anyone apart from Tesla fanboys still this this guy is anything but a total fiat clown? What is it with these midwits and their pathological need to make everything sound like a coding problem? 🤡🤡🤡
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2023-03-17 21:48:22 UTC

Proof of Stake fundamentally does not solve the Byzantine Generals Problem. It cheats by promoting a field marshall and restoring centralisation in a round-about way. It's an insidious piece of propaganda engineered to reintroduce fiat. Don't fall for it. There is no second best. #bitcoin

2023-03-16 04:15:50 UTC

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I'm sure that's partly why they're embraced so enthusiastically by globo-fiat statists, but I'd argue that spectator sports emerged naturally from a cooperative/competitive streak in human nature. When engaged in organically and out of genuine spontaneity, it's a wonderful example of unifying the bonds and diffusing the tensions between potentially hostile communities, especially on a more local level, where they maybe compete for resources. Just another noble, freemarket phenomenon, co-opted for nefarious purposes by the State.

2023-03-16 04:00:32 UTC

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I was thinking something along those lines myself. Or maybe just a solid piece of arty metalwork or something

2023-03-11 12:09:09 UTC

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God's work 👌

2023-03-09 10:15:28 UTC

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My bad, it's on the faq 👍👍

2023-03-09 10:14:09 UTC

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A section on badges maybe?

2023-03-09 10:12:27 UTC

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Same here. Especially after the fiasco surrounding RBF, it's time to take stock and slow down "innovation" for innovations sake. We should take time to properly stress test every soft fork, something which really takes years. I think there's a fair argument to be had that all future development should naturally be self limited to layer 2 and below. I guess it's up to the nodes and the market to start enforcing that. For my part, I'm sticking with v23 for now unless there's a very good reason to upgrade.

2023-03-08 03:32:47 UTC

Nothing truly good or meaningful in life is easy. That's why it has to be proof of work.

2023-03-08 03:18:21 UTC

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Ditto, 4am just got puked on 👌

2023-03-08 03:14:48 UTC

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The order is important you're right. Self-love and self-respect are fundamental - thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself

2023-03-06 17:49:10 UTC

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Fiat Rockefeller gonna fiat

2023-03-06 15:11:54 UTC

When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things.

2023-03-05 05:56:32 UTC

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I would recommend a second SSD where you can play with Linux until you get the hang of it. A Debian based distro like Ubuntu or PopOS provides a perfect out-of-the-box experience and lets you start getting used to working in the terminal. Once you crack the basics you'll never want to go back to windows as a daily driver. I wouldn't use arch as my first foray into Linux personally.
Why dual boot initially? As many have pointed out gaming compatibility can be problematic. Proton has come a hell of a long way but sometimes you just want something to work and work well in your downtime without faff. Also, unfortunately ,a lot of productivity apps like the Adobe CC need windows. You can get them running on Linux.. just about.. but frankly it's a shit experience. Also, there are times when you'll still just need that dirty second OS to get something running quickly (and you don't have time to track through stack overflow for 3 hours in pursuit of exceptionally high IQ solutions, fun as it may be)..

2023-02-28 13:36:13 UTC

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Umbrel? That seems to be the fix for a lot of issues.

2023-02-28 13:22:26 UTC

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What was broken??

2023-02-27 17:16:39 UTC

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Cryptocurrency: The Future of Money by Vigna and Casey. Got about halfway through the ludicrous midwittery before being fully orange pilled. A shameful purchase.