Anything bad on olive oil? 🫒

If I read correctly it is only for people running IOS 16.6...correct?

The idea of “scaling” yourself with a personalized AI model seems backwards to me. Instead or making many versions of you to accommodate everyone, we should be figuring out how not to have to accommodate anyone in the first place.

⭕️ “I’m so busy how do I make more of me?”

✅ “I’m so busy, how do I become less busy?”

It’s only a matter of time before your clone starts talking nonsense and giving bad output that jeopardizes your reputation.

Ok... i look at the pic but i don't get it ... 😕

Volumes and fees are way higher than a decade ago.

Over the past five years, Segwit, more use of batching, and reduction in the fad of op return usage all put downward fee pressure while volumes rose. If volumes keep rising without more changes, then fees should be higher still in a decade, and then higher in another decade. If they are not, then what we have on our hands is an adoption problem.

Those who argue that fees will stop growing and become insufficient, even when the network is currently 1/100th the size of Fedwire and growing over time, have the burden of proof here.

I know an easy way to make $5m

The ChatGPT & Bing(gpt-4) apps.

From setting up nodes to real world software development at work, it’s rare that this 1-2 punch doesn’t land.

YouTube where you can find a tutorial for almost anything. Pubmed for more serious stuff.

A few AI lawsuits are getting interesting, particularly around copyright and who owns a model that is trained on copyrighted data. 🧑‍⚖️

Back in 2016 I spent 12 months negotiating with a very well known blue chip company (market cap $210B), and I managed to persuade them to accept that my startup owned the models that we trained on their most commercially sensitive data.👩‍💼

This came with many conditions attached, but they did allow us to own these models.👨‍💻

I very much doubt such a deal would be entertained today. ☠️

If I ever have an active dating app profile again, I think I’ll ask people what seems like a random dealbreaker they have? I just heard a woman say she realized someone not having a favorite dinosaur was a dealbreaker for her. I went on a date last year and it was a dealbreaker for the guy that we had different ideas about the ideal garden. I thought it was so weird at the time. Only to realize later that the type of garden you want says a lot about the type of life you want to live.

Anyway, anyone have some seemingly random dealbreakers they feel like sharing? Even if you’re taken feel free to chime in if you’ve got one. #asknostr

growing the dev team

So it is night here and the family pulled out a knockoff version of Jenga to play, called blocks.

There were no instructions (but there are four 6-sided dice and the blocks are numbered from 1 to 54). So I went to read the text on the box. First, whoever wrote the text on the box mistakenly called the game Layer (they must have missed the memo), and second, it’s the most glorious game description ever written.

There’s no such thing as a race, only traits.

“Race” is really just an American socio-political construct. The word originally referred to culture and not biology.

I don’t understand your myth part?

Species… but even cats and dogs belong to the same species, animals. Different types of animals.

Imagine if Satoshi promised to pay 1 physical Bitcoin for each coin "mined" on his ledger. Then suppose he defaulted and it became clear that he would never pay.

Would Bitcoins retain their full value in such a situation? How is the present situation where a Bitcoin was never claimed to be worth anything different from the situation in which all such claims have been abandoned?

average of a rate-ing will always create problems! amazon should do median of stars! or geometric average

Funny, I have idk how much bitcoin locked up in Gemini because I lost the 2fa code. Prob a couple thousand by now, bye bye 👋 🙂

reduce weight or reps

Of all the new exercises I started recently, standing calf raises are the most dangerous.

They're deceptively easy to do, then 2 days later you can barely walk and going down stairs becomes quite hazardous.

Wait, so you're pro taxation and debasement as a means of funding paradigm shifts?