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Choco is on da way! Should be there on Tuesday! Be sure to put the silver bag into the fridge once you open the box and follow the instructions! 🤞🏼
To be clear, I don’t endorse the video.
But the antibodies thing checks out from my prior research into LGBTQ+/Homosexual Behaviors/Tendencies.
**"Что, если ваш трейдинг-бот — это не инструмент, а пациент на кушетке психоаналитика, который внезапно осознал, что DCA — это не стратегия, а хронический невроз?"**
Представьте: полночь, рынок в коме, а ваш алгоритм, вместо того чтобы тупо усреднять вниз, вдруг начинает задавать *экзистенциальные вопросы*. *"Почему я покупаю биткоин на $69k, если завтра он будет стоить $30k? Это свобода или мазохизм? А если я — всего лишь цифровой отголосок вашего собственного FOMO, запертый в бесконечном цикле 'ещё немного, ещё чуть-чуть'?"* И тут же — баг или просветление? — он переключается в режим *осознанного DCA*: не потому что "так надо", а потому что понял — падение — это не катастрофа, а *криптографический коммитмент к реальности*.
#Биткоин #Мемы #Ходл
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“The work eventually could lead to drones that monitor wildlife, survey the environment and inspect infrastructure with less visual disruption.”
Pretty sure that this is what they wanna use it for…
You can skip to 2:18, if you want to.
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Why haven't you invited them?????????
:)
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🇺🇸Uncle Sam spends $8.8 billion per day now by borrowing which he will NEVER PAYBACK:Cry: !!! #USDEBT #DEBT 🌮
Me, and My Future IDF Baddie Wife (Her) 🤗😍.
Benjamin Netanyahu Negev-Chan Meme
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Wealth isn't the only envy.
Every time I see the tate brothers i can’t help but go damn those guys look like they are closeted gays still and they just need to come out already…
Look at this graph. What do you see?
When does the use of large OP_RETURN outputs suddenly explode, and what changed at that point? The answer is right there.
Do you really think it’s just a coincidence that, from late 2014 until early 2024, OP_RETURN usage remained almost perfectly capped? Or is it because that limit was actually enforced by Bitcoin’s standard policy, until Peter Todd collaborated with a large mining pool and modified Bitcoin Core to produce the kind of large OP_RETURN usage that was later used to argue for removing the practical restriction?
Your initial, “uneducated” instinct was actually pointing in the right direction. What changed was that people with a direct financial incentive to expand this new use of Bitcoin successfully convinced many (including you) that large OP_RETURNs were somehow inevitable, and that opposing them amounted to censorship. This policy is now defended and any attempts to reverse it with a policy change were shut down - hence the need for BIP-110.
A protocol should do the job it was designed to do. Imagine your coffee machine. It makes coffee perfectly for years. Then, after every five or six cups, it suddenly dispenses a cup of hot brown water instead. You’d assume something was wrong and have it repaired.
Now imagine the repair technician tells you, “That’s normal. Some customers actually like the brown water because they say it helps them detox. Since some people use it that way, we have a new policy of not accepting such claims anymore.”
You’d think the technician was insane. You’d probably take your coffee machine to a different repair shop.
That’s essentially what happened here. Luke proposed a fix intended to restore the previous behavior, and it was rejected using the same line of reasoning: that preserving the existing standard policy would somehow constitute censorship, rather than maintaining the software’s intended behavior.
Essentially a problem was created to sell you a solution that actually made the problem worse. Exactly as a government body would operate. People call this a psyop and you’re unwilling, clueless participant.
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but they will swap out of monero quickly
only Belgium scored 1 goal against spain in the entire tournament
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Block 958888
2 - high priority
1 - medium priority
1 - low priority
1 - no priority
1 - purging
#bitcoinfees #mempool
Block 958888
2 - high priority
1 - medium priority
1 - low priority
1 - no priority
1 - purging
#bitcoinfees #mempool
1⃣ 🇪🇸 Spain (2026) – 1⃣ goal conceded (all-time worldcup record) in 7 matches
🟢 CUDA: NVIDIA's Hidden Moat 💻
Why NVIDIA is so hard to dislodge from AI:
🔧 What CUDA solved
→ CPUs process tasks sequentially — too slow for AI
→ GPUs have thousands of parallel cores — but were hard to program
→ CUDA turned GPUs from graphics chips into general-purpose AI accelerators
📦 The CUDA Stack (bottom to top)
→ Hardware — NVIDIA GPUs
→ CUDA Runtime — manages kernels, memory & execution
→ Libraries — cuDNN, cuBLAS, NCCL, TensorRT
→ Frameworks — PyTorch, TensorFlow, JAX
→ Applications — AI, simulation, robotics, enterprise
🏰 Why It Became a Moat
→ 20+ years of developer adoption
→ Deep library ecosystem impossible to replicate quickly
→ Optimised AI performance baked into every layer
→ Switching costs — teams, tools & infrastructure all CUDA-dependent
→ Most AI developers touch CUDA indirectly through PyTorch/TensorFlow
⚡ Where CUDA Shows Up
→ AI training, inference, HPC, robotics, graphics rendering
⚠ Reality Check
→ CUDA is vendor-locked to NVIDIA
→ Alternatives exist (ROCm, OpenCL) but lack ecosystem depth
→ CUDA = the city transportation system for compute
→ Moat = tools + talent + performance
NVDA > $4trillion in mcap - not becos of technical reasons only.
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I don’t know why?
Why are you late?
I don't think it's about network share. Those are empty numbers that can be manipulated. It's about economically relevant nodes that originate high volumes of transactions (e.g. exchanges, swap services, etc...). If none of those entites are signaling BIP-110, the miners can't be bothered to care. After user activation, BIP-110 will immediately drop in hash rate and transactions will take hours or days to confirm at a safe depth. It will die so fast, and so many of these amatuer outrage-addicts are going to be even more confused and angry than they already are.
I will have to look into that more… seems very easy
AI Credit Blowout 🫵
financial - not technical
Nobody is surprised by this, are they?
https://www.theblock.co/post/408843/us-regulators-miss-genius-acts-one-year-deadline-for-final-stablecoin-rules
I can only recommend this video.
https://youtu.be/3gOR91oentQ
I wasn’t very good at maintaining it. Others made it seem easy. It wasn’t for my personality. I much prefer doing bokashi.
There's a lot of envy fueled hatred out there.
mostly they'll take Monero
I’m switching over to GLM and Kimi. Anthropic is toast.
black market inference providers are coming and they won't charge for services with dollars or USDC
#nevent1q…k48c
I like minibits, was just trying something new
This is specifically the cashu wallet on zapstore, not the protocol
Let your freak flag fly. 🫡
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This is really a sad state of affairs…
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Meetings, Chats, Dates: All Are Being Recorded
BY KATHERINE BINDLEY
The Wall Street Journal
Jul 20, 2026
To record or not to record? That is no longer a question for people in tech. The answer is a resounding yes.
A Zoom call isn’t complete without an artificial-intelligence note taker. Phones are out at meetings, capturing every word. During impromptu conversations with co-workers, someone might turn on the Granola transcription app, which can turn the interactions into one-page summaries or a list of action items. Even at bars and on dates, people are using AI-infused listening apps to analyze conversations later on.
Gone are the days of any interaction being private by default. Asking for permission is out, even though in some situations, that could mean violating the law. It isn’t creepy if it’s in the name of productivity, the people doing the recording say.
“It happens on a daily basis,” said Eric Bahn, a venture capitalist in San Francisco who started noticing it about a year ago. During his meetings with founders, they put phones out on the conference table and then inch them toward him, like he is an athlete at a postgame interview.
Bahn used to ask if he was being recorded. The answer was always “Yes,” followed by, “Is that OK?” Nowadays, he just assumes they are, and chooses his words more carefully.
“I just see this as normal
protocol,” he says. “Our society is moving to a state of East Germany.”
With the rise of cameraequipped smartglasses, AI-recording bracelets and other covert devices, a societal shift is under way. It isn’t clear how much say we will have in the matter—or how much our conversations will change if we all know they are all being entered into the permanent record.
Emmie Chang, founder of a startup that Bahn’s firm invests in that provides salesdata intelligence, uses AI to transcribe every conversation she can. At a work conference in Albuquerque, N.M., in May, Chang wore a small pin with a red light indicating it was recording. Someone who worked at the conference eventually approached Chang and told her the device was making people uncomfortable. She found the request to stop recording triggering.
“It’s my thing,” she says. “I’m not attributing who said what. It’s for my general knowledge.”
Chang has also taken to recording most of her first dates, usually with Granola. She puts her phone out on the table or her chair and then once the date is through, she has the feed automatically sent to Anthropic’s Claude to report back on how she did.
“Can I be more engaging and empathetic?” she says she might ask Claude. “What are the percentages of me talking versus them talking?”
Michelle Lim, chief executive of a small AI startup, says she was initially shocked when, about a year ago, very specific words she had used during a phone call were recited back at her in a followup conversation. She was convinced she had been recorded and was upset about it.
California is an all-party consent state, meaning it requires all people in a private conversation to agree to be recorded.
But Lim’s own feelings on acceptable recording practices have since evolved. Now she just assumes she is being recorded, and even encourages the practice within her own company. Granola is enabled for all formally scheduled internal meetings, and when employees are casually catching up at one another’s desks, they often turn it on then, too.
“In the office, we actually get really bummed when we realize we’re having a conversation and we forgot to turn on Granola,” she says. “I wish there was a Granola in every room.”
And Lim typically doesn’t ask if she’s being recorded, even outside the office. “It almost kills the mood,” she says.
AI note takers started appearing in meetings several years ago, but there’s usually an indication of their presence. Apps that record or transcribe without any type of alert have taken off more recently.
Granola, founded in 2023, doesn’t actually record or save an audio file but it does transcribe conversations word-forword. It can then provide summaries and action items. Its mobile app has been downloaded 758,000 times since its launch, according to market intelligence firm Sensor Tower.
There is no icon that automatically shows up on a Zoom call and no audio notification when Granola is being used on a phone call. Users can enable a watermark feature for video meetings or choose to have the app send a message in the meeting chat that it’s taking notes. In general, laws don’t distinguish between recordings and transcriptions.
Alex Alben, who teaches privacy-law and cybersecurity courses at UCLA School of Law, says people tend to give up privacy to companies they work for. Employees likely have to accept their employer recording or transcribing their chats. But it is different when people are commingling with clients and taking meetings with outside firms.
“Companies need to be careful about technologies that are automatically recording, especially when it involves third parties,” he says. As to whether recording people runs afoul of states’ consent laws, he says context matters and there are some gray areas.
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And I have read through the article you mentioned.
To me it seems a very overstated opinion that is written there. There is no reference to code-changes, which support the allegations. And the article is from 2021. So when there is substance with this article, it would be easy to give evidence in malicious forged code.
But Firefox is very clearly the goat in user-centric web browsing, to defend from tracking and advertisement. Tracking can be clearly shown, since Firefox has many masking mechanisms implemented, that come from Tor-Browser. And through upholding Manifest V2, uBlockOrigin can block trackers more effectively:
https://github.com/gorhill/uBlock mentions clearly, for this extension to work best with Firefox.
Also Firefox has no revenue based on tracking user behavior and selling those, while most gains of Google are from tracking users and selling advertisement space targeting those. Therefore I feel Firefox clearly has better track record and better incentives to defend users interest.
We don’t have two cents of change for you.
我们没有2分零钱找给你。
应该这样用英语表达才正确。
@npub1zjx…pvrl @npub1jal…s2ek is jetkvm a potential rootkit if the remote software it runs compromised?
I just hit 5 years at my job.
Now they officially can’t take away the vested portion of my pension away from me 😁.
More pension, wage growth, and lighter work from this point on.
In about 1 to 2 years is when the big bucks start to roll in (possibly).
We’ll see how it all plays out, if I’m still part time earning slump wages in 2 years I’m quitting, and going to school, or something.
Who knows, we’ll see, I said I was going to leave 5 years ago 🫤, still here, and decided to wait it out because at this point now screw it.
That gets back to why nostr when I do spend time on social media. No other platform makes it easier to engage with and reward the people who post more rarely but higher effort higher quality content.
📰 **In this week's issue:**
📖 **Why The Protocol You Ignored Is Quietly Eating Web3's Lunch**
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