Hay mucho gratis así que ve probando que te funciona, está freecode camp y en Youtube también hay, primero piensa que cosas te gustaría hacer y de ahí vas viendo que aprender y trata de empezar proyectos chicos e ir aprendiendo mientras haces
Nunca es tarde para aprender
Seeing a lot of founders more in love with the idea of having a startup than with solving real problems. They don’t care about the product, they just want to be able to say “I founded a startup.”
Así se pasa un finde difícil lleno de trabajo
La gente en #Venezuela no se ha dado cuenta que, siempre que quieran usar dólares o referencias a dólares, van a haber miles de tasas, porque muchos son aprovechados, y eso le da chance al gobierno de prohibir más cosas con la excusa de que está desestabilizando, aún cuando todo ya está súper desestabilizado, lo mejor es alejarse de cosas que el estado pueda controlar, y eso es bitcoin.
Yo a final de mes
I insist that someone who didn’t live under a dictatorship, who doesn’t know what it’s like to be afraid to speak, who doesn’t know what it’s like to lack real freedom to make decisions, cannot truly understand the importance of anonymity and privacy, and even less why everything being achieved with #Bitcoin and #Nostr is so important. It’s not about using a blockchain, because in fact Nostr isn’t even blockchain. It’s about the freedoms it gives you as an individual and the power it takes away from governments and centralized entities. It’s about reclaiming what is rightfully ours.
Nos vemos el jueves 29/05 para nuestro seminario socratico #4, gracias a nostr:nprofile1qy08wumn8ghj7mn0wd68yttsw43zuam9d3kx7unyv4ezumn9wshsz8thwden5te0dehhxarj94ex2mrp0yh82mn5v46xsu3wd4jj7qpq3vk42umdmdp60jdxvsf5hk9p25k86w3zlkcrl3hdrjp6x79z7xvsa0w359
por el apoyo!
Recuerden es bastante tecnico, no es para aprender bitcoin desde cero.
Pueden ver la lista de temas aqui: https://bitdevsba.org/socratic-seminar-4/
Me había olvidado lo mucho que me gusta patinar
Boosting my Friday productivity… by working with F1 practice sessions on in the background.
No soy super fan de colapinto (mis fav siguen siendo Verstappen y Piastri) pero admito que si quiero que le vaya muy bien
Que buena serie the office, no se cómo no la había visto antes
Listo ahi te agregue y te segui jaja
Quienes son de Venezuela aquí? Hacemos hacemos follow pack en following.space? Comenten aquí #grownostr #asknostr #venezuela
I'm trying to spend more time reading. This was the last book I read—it made me reflect on many things, from how I relate to others to how I choose to act in certain situations. Highly recommended #book #readstr #bookstr
"Don't cry when we don't use Bitcoin Core shitcoiners" Dude, nobody's forcing you to use Bitcoin Core — if you want to try something else, go for it, it's all good haha.
I think the ones crying are someone else. If you prefer to use alternatives to Bitcoin Core, go ahead and use them. No one is begging you to use Bitcoin Core. Just make sure you're ready to face the risks and vulnerabilities that come with it — don’t come crying later haha
In fact, if you go to a mailing service, your mail will receive everything, even spam, it's just in a separate folder and it doesn't work 100% because there's no way to filter it 100%, the filters can always break.
Let’s talk a bit about OP_RETURN.
First: what is it?
It’s an opcode that allows arbitrary data to be stored in a transaction in a way that makes it unspendable.
Simply put: you can use it to embed things like a message, a hash, or even an image in #Bitcoin.
In Bitcoin, by consensus, there are no restrictions on OP_RETURN. These are fully valid transactions under the protocol. What blocks them today is a local policy in Bitcoin Core, not the protocol itself.
So this proposal isn’t a philosophical shift — it’s an alignment between Core's standardness rules and the consensus rules.
Calling it a “cultural change” ignores that the protocol already allows it.
What exists today is a technical and policy inconsistency.
Whether we like “spam” or not (meaning anything not strictly monetary), the reality is that it exists and will continue to exist.
This proposal simply provides a cleaner path for it to happen.
It doesn’t enable it — it’s already enabled.
This isn’t about “welcoming” anyone, nobody needs permission to use Bitcoin, if someone wants to embed data, they will, the only thing we can influence is how they do it and how much collateral damage it causes.
The current restrictions haven’t stopped anything, they’ve only pushed abusers to use more harmful methods like Taproot fake scripts, witness stuffing, etc.
All of it worse for the system than using OP_RETURN.
Let’s be honest:
– There is no way to filter “spam” 100%.
– Filters can be bypassed.
– Miners can include whatever they want.
– If someone is willing to pay the fee, they’ll do it — today or tomorrow.
So what’s the most pragmatic option?
➡️ Align standardness with consensus.
➡️ Offer the least harmful path.
➡️ Acknowledge technical reality and minimize its impact.
It’s not a perfect solution — but it’s the least damaging one.
And most importantly, it’s the only one aligned with Bitcoin’s protocol.
If you see this as a philosophical shift, it’s because you never truly understood how Bitcoin’s consensus works.
We’re not opening a door, the door has always been open.