At what stack size would you recommend multi-sig vs single-sig+passphrase?
#asknostr
Any clients that get rid of the like button completely?
https://lovable.dev/ the future is now.
Normies still don’t understand nominal vs. inflation-adjusted returns. At worst, they ignore it completely and believe their savings account conserves their purchasing. At best, they use CPI, which greatly underestimates the rate of currency debasement.
Guns, Guns and Steel goes into great detail about why certain societies have thrived and others have been conquered. The main takeaway is that geography is probably the main driver.
While useful, this book is explanatory for times when property is largely physical/tangible. It does nothing to explain or even anticipate a time when property is digital. When property is digital, it doesn’t matter who has the horses, who has the gunpowder, and who has the domesticated animals. What matters is whether you possess wealth and influence in the powerful domain which, as Bitcoiners know, is transitioning to cyberspace. Praise Guns, Germs, and Steel for its explanation of the past, but be skeptical of its predictive power going forward.
#bookstr
MisesU missed the boat. Imagine being a professor of Austrian Economics and being later to Bitcoin than the dopey high school kids down the street
I think most people know that leaving the cities and reconnecting with nature would be optimal for their health, but they worry about how to make ends meet without their fiat job. Any advice here?
This probably isn’t the answer you want to hear, but the only solution I’ve found is to just make my own stuff whenever possible. Obviously this is hard for things like salt, but you just gotta do the best you can.
Remember that just by having this attitude, you’re already ahead of 99.9% of people
I used to wonder why normies got so emotional/angry when you don’t agree with them.
Then I realized that they don’t just perceive it as a disagreement - they perceive your differences as a threat to their survival. That might seem hyperbolic, but it’s not.
If you can’t fend for yourself, the optimal strategy is to avoid being ostracized at all costs. Evolutionarily, if you can’t fend for yourself, being ostracized means death.
Do you download books from that and read them on your computer or do you send it to a kindle? Trying to figure out my optimal setup but I really like having physical books
Law of conservation of energy only applies the closed systems. The human body is not a closed system.
I agree with all of this except that “weight loss come down to a simple calorie deficit”. Gary Taubes debunks this pretty convincingly in Good Calories, Bad Calories - worth a read
I aspire to get to this mindset. Intuitively, I know that you’re right. Bitcoin is going to appreciate faster than I can spend it. But it’s hard to shake the fiat scarcity mindset.
I would argue that ANYONE is justified in intervening in those situations, not just government.
Perhaps I should phrase it differently - “I am opposed the MONOPOLIZATION of government inference of all kinds”
I am opposed to government intervention of all kinds, but if pornography was banned, I would not complain
nostr:note1xgtfhqdm2g7298unh05d80q0rftccp5suzwztv2m0xtffcs4atzsqywvydNot enough bitcoiners listen to Scott Horton
Just finished building a Bitcoin Savings Planner in Excel! It lets you input your current holdings, anticipated future income, savings rate, target BTC amount, then see how different price models could impact your progress. Adjust your savings accordingly!
As the State shrinks in size, it will be less capable of manipulating market forces. This means that the industries that are currently being propped up by the State will die or at least reduce in size dramatically. This will likely include military contractors, pharma, Wall Street, lobbyists, renewable energy etc.
Conversely, industries that the State has been stifling will begin to grow. These could include oil/gas, personal defense, general security, and local agriculture.