This is 2011 thread .. I guess #Satoshi had enough time to implement this if it was needed .. btw ..could you please send me the link rather than picture ... asking cuz pics dont give the entire conversation

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#deepseek #openai

I could be wrong about this, but wasn’t Brad involved with creating the bit license in New York? which grinded crypto progress to a halt there. If someone knows the answer for sure, I will zap them.

Nostr hack

Move website url to bio (it will still be clickable since it's a url.)

Move XMR to website url field. Now it's clickable for us on mobile nostr client

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Dam, what a capitulation.

I didn't want to do this but since Nostr sucks with Spam and nothing is changing on the relay side, we are going WoT only. This will allow for more messages to get through the relay versus the previous anti-spam measures.

Currently 24,006 Npubs allowed

Evening Nostr ⚡

Ok deep seek sucks like every other AI

Don't think I've ever interacted with this person but they blanket muted me just because I'm a Monero-enjoyer. I have seen their notes on my timeline every now and then and thought they were kind of funny and light-hearted. Another brick in the echo chamber I guess.

They can do whatever they want, but it just makes me wonder: Whats the point of this thing if you're only listening and conversing with people that largely agree with you in this already tiny niche? Makes even Twitter look like a thriving marketplace of ideas in comparison.

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That's just always been weird to me because, at least in my mind, I see the more cipherpunk leaning Bitcoiners and Monero people in greater alignment than they would think. Or at least that some of the Bitcoiners would think.

And in a heavily KYC'd environment like Bitcoin is currently. There are a lot of privacy concerns, and I think using custodians that are more private, like Cashew, is kind of a shitty cop-out. Like yes, we do need to be building better custodians, and it's good to see privacy considerations go into custodial solutions. And while I don't really like the idea of a fully closed-off ledger, there is something to be said about having more on-chain privacy. Taproot was supposed to help achieve this to make transactions look similar, but I don't see a lot of wallets with default taproot support.

But I've also come to the realization that there are a lot of statist bootlickers who only care about number go up in Bitcoin, so they think everything is sunshine and rainbows and living in La La Land and gargling sailor's balls Thinking they're fighting the state when they're just a frog in warm water.

It's based on his black theme, so yes.