Awesome, works with gossip now!
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Haha, same here. If you find accounts that don't post about Bitcoin all the time, let me know! π
You have to find out which 5 out of 20 are actually recommended! π
Fail: It only recommends bitcoiners! π€£
#[1]β recommend 20
I suppose this text was written (in parts?) by ChatGPT, was it? It has this special flavour...
Of course I haven't worked with him either, but it is not difficult to prove he has excellent engineering skills. Just watch some videos with him, he is such a terrible speaker that it is 100% sure that his texts are not scripted, but he can explain many things (electric cars, rockets, AI, you-name-it) in very detail, more detail than any other CEO of a multi-billion company is able to. You can also watch videos with other engineers or tech-journalists (who have worked with him or interviewed him) talking about him, like Tim Dodd and numerous others. So, no, it is not only "hearing and saying".
Presumably yes. But my point was that you can be both a good engineer and a whatever-swearword-you-want-to-fill-in.
Come on, Elon has many qualities and he is an exceptionally good engineer, he could explain every single item in a Tesla or even every single walve in a Merlin engine. He has expertise, a lot!
Your are probably right about the narrativ thing, but actually he is both a founder and an engineer, and a quite good one. Yes he was not at Tesla from day 1, but still it is only fair to consider him a co-founder of Tesla, it was a little garage company by then with a crap product.
Still I'd listen very carefully what he says because you need to read between the lines...
It is a nice word, isn't it? π
Damn, our new German translation for the "Mute" menu entry is too long and breaks on small devices (iPhone Mini/iPhone SE). We will fix the string in the next release. Or is it better to widen the menu? #[2] #[3] #[4]
Exactly, that's why I still like Nostr very much, you can choose whom to follow and clients just show your linear timeline.
Sorry, my explanation was bad. From observation I think this is what damus is doing: Damus shows names instead of npubs, if they are loaded. As soon as Damus shows a note, it tries to fetch the metadata of the author (kind-0 events), including name, avatar and so on. So once you have seen a note of somebody the name is shown instead of npub. Recently Damus introduced caching, so this metadata remains restarts. Maybe metadata are preserved longer, if you follow someone. But I do see names of profiles which I don't follow.
I am confused, I don't think Damus works that way, at least not my current version (TestFlight). Damus tries to load every avatar as soon as you see a note from this npub. Those avatars are cached (quite new feature), regardless of follow-status.
Any positive consequences of climate change are more than offset by the negative ones. So your statement is wrong.
Numerous scientific studies show that most of the effects of climate change will have comparatively little or no benefit β while, on the other hand, there is a threat of great damage and considerable costs. Of course, carbon dioxide is important for plant growth, so a higher CO2 content of the atmosphere has a certain fertilizing effect. But agriculture is heavily dependent on other factors, such as a steady supply of water β but it is precisely this that will be significantly disrupted in some regions by climate change, by increased flooding and droughts.