#meme #memestr #nostrmeme

This is not okay. nostr:note1n8zxgp0p0kfk9uqjxcqc9gaeu6ugzs8p0j6xu3s8qr5yh5v6flpqhwr49y

I love my chickens.😊 #grownostr #chickens #countrylife

Bitcoin fees are currently only a dollar, but niche programmers are suggesting to change the fundamental nature of bitcoin and increase its attack surface to make it more scalable… for people who don’t necessarily know or understand the trade offs of that scaling.

Scaling is an important discussion, but everything is a trade off. I like many of the scaling discussions, but rushing them is another matter.

It costs me $100 to buy a 1oz gold coin by mail, or to send signed documents internationally in a few days. Verification is expensive.

The idea that global monetary verification should be super cheap inherently comes with security trade offs.

All ideas should be evaluated carefully and come to major consensus. Otherwise change proposers risk a fork war.

Sundays, eh?

It is not about based vs woke.

It is about independent vs subservient.

Think for yourselves. Pursue truth. Build your life as though society and supply chains could be disrupted for several months.

It doesn’t mean being a prepper. It means understanding what your life relies on for a moderate amount of time, and thinking for yourself.

Two things that we're building:

- There are going to be Cashu mints that will only be reachable via Nostr. They won't have IP addresses but npubs.

- There are going to be Cashu wallets that synchronize state across devices via nostr. No cloud.

Not everyone will like this but it doesn't matter because it can't be stopped.

There is no second breakfast.

If/when Bitcoin chips with privacy by default, it's gonna be an epic dump as the captured institutions have to unwind their positions.

Keep those bids in below!

Yegor Left

UTXO Left

Roya Left (but seems to be back)

TheNosHole left

And many new plebs are leaving.

Bali's Pandawa Beach.

When your “dollar ain’t shit,” literal shit is worth $$$

#Bitcoin arose just in time.

Trust me, they have not learned that lesson.

Has anyone figured out a good AI-based workflow for editing code? I don't want copilot, I don't want to copy everything into a chat box every time I want to ask a question. I want to give the LLM access to my local file system's copy of my repository, and say things like:

> Create a component called src/app/shared/FeedList.svelte which has a "create feed" button similar to the one on the groups list page, and a list of user feeds. Each list item should be in a card, with an "edit" link on the right that links to a form for editing the custom feed.

The agent would then update my file system in place, and I could review the changes via git, manually edit, or provide a follow-up prompt. When I'm happy with the results, I can commit the changes, rinse, and repeat.

That prompt is obviously very complex, particularly the inference of what a "button similar to the one on the groups list page" might be. But a dumber prompt would still be a 10x improvement over typing everything out by hand.