Just as we've been spreading the gospel of #Bitcoin, it's time to raise awareness about the looming threat of digital surveillance by governments. Don't let your hard-earned money fall victim to the watchful eyes of Big Brother. It's our responsibility to protect our privacy and secure our financial sovereignty, not just for ourselves, but for future generations. The future is in our hands, let's make it a private one.
#bitcoin #privacy #financialsovereignty #digitalmoney #CBDC #privacy #takeaction
https://media.nostrgram.co/v/86/media_86cde0c2a3446.mp4
#DCMA Unveils its Whitepaper for an international CBDC
Just a quick look of their webpage about their #UMU #shitcoin, can give you a good idea why we need to resist and protect our sovereignty!.
A very important message at the top of the daily proof of work rankings for today:
AIs can't fake proof of work
Nope, it'll always be same no matter what the hardware is. It's just (2**number_of_leading_zero_bits) / number_of_bytes
My favorite part of building something new is showing the alpha versions to my gf
You're very welcome!
Yes, but my opinion is even more radical. I think showing "difficulty" (whether it's number of leading zero bits, number of leading '0's in hex, or number of leading 'q's in bech32) is not ideal since something with 10 zeroes looks half as hard to generate something with 20 zeroes (or '0's or 'q's) when, in fact, it is 1,000 times easier to generate 10 zeroes.
On https://powrelay.xyz/explore I show the number of hashes needed (on average) to generate an event with that many zeroes. An event with 10 leading zeroes needs 2**10 = 1_024 hashes and one with 20 leading zeroes needs 2**20 = 1_048_576 hashes (on average).
That's right.
Each additional "0" in the hex id needs 4 more bits of pow (8 bits for "00", 16 for "0000", etc.) and each additional "q" in the bech32 event id needs 5 bits of pow (15 bits for "note1qqq..." and so on).
And lots of obviously evil extensions seem to make it through anyway lol
Foir this you need decentralized voting.
I think this is only possible with POW or some (yet undiscovered) solution to the WoT problem.
Working on a client that lets you sort by POW, maybe that'll be enough.
Who's writing a client in emacs lisp?
Some more annecdotal evidence, but this is collected over a lifetime:
I've lived in the us for >30 years, East coast, West coast, Chicago. Never once been anywhere near a shooting or known anyone that has.
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Filtering spam with POW seems to be working. A few spammers use pow (#[0]) but never as high as real people.
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chads on the top of the feeds at https://powrelay.xyz/explore
