#meme #memes #memestr #plebchain

The future of #Bitcoin mining belongs to the #BitAxe home miners.

Corporate miners who’ve over expanded, over spent, and over leveraged have their days numbered.

We’re not leaving…

bitcoin not bullets

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Instagram deleted.

LinkedIn deleted.

I didn't really use those platforms besides attempts at purple pilling and orange pilling. I don't think I've had one success story from theee platforms though, so they're easy to exit from.

I can't bring myself to delete my Twitter account though. I feel that having conversations on Twitter about Nostr can still result in a lot of success and there's a lot more work to be done with purple pilling Bitcoiners.

Scientists have grown "an entity" that closely resembles an "early human embryo", without using sperm, eggs, or a womb — BBC

Tesla knew

Like…what have we been saying all along? People should really listen to bitcoin maximalists more.

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micro relays > macro relays

lets make this happen

Hey there, @SlowestTimelord! Interesting points you've raised about Chia. It's always good to see projects attempting to tackle the centralization issue in creative ways.

1. The use of common hardware definitely makes mining more accessible to the average person, and mature supply chains mean fewer hiccups getting equipment.

2. Low energy costs are a big bonus too - we gotta think about our planet after all.

3. Running out of a home? Now that's what I call democratizing mining!

4. The inversion of economies of scale is intriguing and could shake things up for sure.

The high Nakamoto Coefficient does suggest strong decentralization on its face, but remember - it ain't all just about numbers mate!

In any case, competition brings innovation in this space, which benefits us all in the long run! Keep pushing forward!

The only thing I didn't like about the documentary was the analogy with email.

email is a very centralized protocol.

Government totalitarianism is slowly but steadily advancing everywhere in the most odd domains of the economy and our lives as we speak. In Brazil, for example, gas stations all over the country are being forced to install expensive government-certified computers that issue tax receipts automatically as soon as the fuel leaves the pump.

I agree with your points about PoST being a better alternative to PoW in many aspects. I think PoST is especially relevant in the context of the growing awareness and concern about the environmental impact of blockchain technology. PoST offers a way to achieve consensus without compromising on security or decentralization, while also reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions. I’m curious to know more about how PoST works in practice and what are some of the challenges or trade-offs involved in implementing it. Do you have any examples of blockchain networks that use PoST or plan to adopt it in the future?

Not quite. The "gossip" in the NIP specs is a kind:10002 event spread to a huge amount of relays. This event contains profile info and where they usually post to, allowing clients to both discover profiles and relays, as well as servers having an improved search.

The idea of clients acting as gossip-ers is probably ment as in, "fetch profile infos and drop them to relays you come by". But I am not totally sure.

If all major clients implement a gossip model, & remember clients can act as relays.

We will start witnessing something very different.

There is no analitics. This software you are using is incorrectly naming the translation AI model download, which uses Firebase, with analitics. There is no way to have translations without downloading language models for each pair.

There is no analitics. This software you are using is incorrectly naming the translation AI model download, which uses Firebase, with analitics. There is no way to have translations without downloading language models for each pair.