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ʙoarᴅ cerᴛɪꜰɪeᴅ ᴛecʜno-ᴘʜaɢe. mʏ mɪnᴅ ɪs ʜunɢrʏ, anᴅ ꜰeeᴅs on noveʟᴛʏ. ᴅo ʏou ʜave someᴛʜɪnɢ ᴛo sʜare ᴛʜaᴛ ɪ never ʜearᴅ? "𝔅𝔢 𝔠𝔞𝔯𝔢𝔣𝔲𝔩 𝔣𝔬𝔯 𝔫𝔬𝔱𝔥𝔦𝔫𝔤; 𝔟𝔲𝔱 𝔦𝔫 𝔢𝔳𝔢𝔯𝔶 𝔱𝔥𝔦𝔫𝔤 𝔟𝔶 𝔭𝔯𝔞𝔶𝔢𝔯 𝔞𝔫𝔡 𝔰𝔲𝔭𝔭𝔩𝔦𝔠𝔞𝔱𝔦𝔬𝔫 𝔴𝔦𝔱𝔥 𝔱𝔥𝔞𝔫𝔨𝔰𝔤𝔦𝔳𝔦𝔫𝔤 𝔩𝔢𝔱 𝔶𝔬𝔲𝔯 𝔯𝔢𝔮𝔲𝔢𝔰𝔱𝔰 𝔟𝔢 𝔨𝔫𝔬𝔴𝔫 𝔲𝔫𝔱𝔬 𝔊𝔬𝔡. 𝔄𝔫𝔡 𝔱𝔥𝔢 𝔭𝔢𝔞𝔠𝔢 𝔬𝔣 𝔊𝔬𝔡, 𝔴𝔥𝔦𝔠𝔥 𝔭𝔞𝔰𝔰𝔢𝔱𝔥 𝔞𝔩𝔩 𝔲𝔫𝔡𝔢𝔯𝔰𝔱𝔞𝔫𝔡𝔦𝔫𝔤, 𝔰𝔥𝔞𝔩𝔩 𝔨𝔢𝔢𝔭 𝔶𝔬𝔲𝔯 𝔥𝔢𝔞𝔯𝔱𝔰 𝔞𝔫𝔡 𝔪𝔦𝔫𝔡𝔰 𝔱𝔥𝔯𝔬𝔲𝔤𝔥 ℭ𝔥𝔯𝔦𝔰𝔱 𝔍𝔢𝔰𝔲𝔰" - 𝔓𝔥𝔦𝔩𝔦𝔭𝔭𝔦𝔞𝔫𝔰 4:6-7 ᴛᴇʟᴇɢʀᴀᴍ: @mleku1 ᴍᴀᴛʀɪx: @mleku17:matrix.org ꜱɪᴍᴘʟᴇx: https://smp15.simplex.im/a#PPkiqGvf5kZ3AbFWBh3_tw1b_YgvnkSgDEc_-IuuRWc

of course i don't mean that but maybe the fact that jerks don't come here much you forget that they exist. keeping them out of your feed is not censorship, any more than it is censorship to choose to watch CNN instead of Fox or what the fuck ever.

what makes nostr censorship resistant is that the protocol is light and multiple relays can replicate each other and anyone with minimal skills can set them up and idk anyway what you define as censorship resistance if you don't think it has something to do with also not having to read bullshit from jerks.

also, is it censorship to stop trolls and spammers from polluting people's feeds? this is something that can be more challenging. at least until most clients finally started supporting auth it was a big problem.

the main reason we aren't overrun by them here is because there isn't enough stupid people to fleece. a large percentage of nostr users are nostr developers. the attack surface is very different from conventional networks.

it entirely depends on how you use relays, like almost everything about nostr, there is ways to achieve different goals with different configurations. most other protocols lock you into patterns, nostr doesn't do this.

they get their power *through* the suffering they cause, and the effects are pervasive, and in all of it, is violence and moral decay. most of all, what they want is for everyone to be in the pit like them. they inflict it on their children, perpetuating the mindset of exploitation, and all the children, teens and adults that they abuse for their own amusement and power cravings.

they are also retarding the development of the species, destroying the education of young people, starving research and development that would increase productivity and the common wealth.

they are a disease, and hopefully the cure is coming soon.

you need a cat

my cat wants snuggles so much it's annoying. but adorable. so i entertain it most of the time except sometimes when i don't want to get up yet.

nostr relays are lightweight af. still worth making them as fast as possible. nobody has even started to touch the possibilities with subscriptions powering realtime collab apps along similar lines as figma or meistertask or other similar kinds of apps. there is major money to be had supporting and hosting such services for businesses who want to get off the cloud

when musk switches the back end of X to nostr and opens up app development we will know that he isn't motivated by being paid by advertisers and spook front companies. until then. yawn.

they don't? no, i think there is at least ways to use a signer like #citrine tho, never tried though. that's the main thing you need

the features that pubky has are additional to what nostr has and could have been made using nostr. so what was the point of it again?

https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/protests-kick-kiev-after-zelensky-shuts-down-us-backed-anti-corruption-agency

mister casual's digging the hole for himself even deeper

now the EU is saying "hm maybe you can't join the EU now" haha

haha haha haha.

the dude is a classic puppet, like a gaddafi or hussein...

yeah, that's what i mean. i'm sure they used geopolymers but they clearly cut natural stone of epic sizes. i doubt they could make geopolymers that look exactly like the stone that they already found remnants of in an old quarry somewhere, verifying the identity of the stone is quite easy with GCMS, chemical composition, isotopes, etc, easy fingerprinting.

anyhow, yeah, i'm pretty sure they had tech that is more advanced than what we have now to do this with. i mean, the evidence proves it. which also goes some way to supporting the story that they vacated the place and the nearby nomadic herder tribes moved in and the nephilim rulers established the dynasties. because there is no evidence that anyone has been on this planet since then making this stuff.

so, probably, if they could escape the gravity well, they also had the ability to lift massive stones, it's a similar physics problem - and IMO the solution is being able to nullify mass.

i find video an extremely unsuitable way to learn things in general. it used to be that in the past i had slow internet or limited internet and i just couldn't justify it, now, i also just want to read text explaining something, mostly, video is an extremely low bandwidth way to put information into my brain, and very vulnerable to all kinds of hypnosis tricks to persuade you against your will to believe something.

yeah, for this spider stuff, fetching events for whitelisted users on the relay, and for bulk import, there is some serious challenges with not having memory blow up.

yeah, unfortunately, nah

the witness marks (signs of the tools being used) resemble machine tools, especially varying sizes of disc saws. there is overcuts, on many of these that appear to have involved disks of several metres diameter based on the curvature of the witness marks.

the lifting of 100+ ton slabs of stone also doesn't have any explanation we can see, again, we don't have the technology to perform such a lift, although it is possible to lift lighter large rocks in the 10-50 ton bracket, it's just way too big to be practical, and how they transported it? well, presumably by boat but that's not the hard part, the hard part is a) lifting it and b) a boat that can displace that much weight

anyway, yeah, i do think that there was some stuff involving geopolymers, but the witness marks show machine tooling, especially on the non-cosmetic parts, of the sarcophagi and others, on the solid calcite blocks at... i forget the name of the place, i was just watching a documentary showing it. it all definitely is natural stone that has been machine cut. same with the vases, but the vases were carved with CNC style robots, by their geometry, and the precision and thickness of the walls of the vases would be impossible to replicate with even the most expensive modern machine, not to mention the ridiculous precision of the grinding.

of course there is probably plenty more mysterious signs of high tech yet to be found but there is no doubt, in my mind, that the dynastic egyptians inherited a lot of what we see in egypt now today, because what was made after those early artifacts, was not made with machine tools, but likely with copper and steel tools and maybe some of this natron stuff.

you just can't fake machining tool marks. also, the sarcophagi, the guy who wrote TAOY suspects that these were sensory deprivation tanks, of some sort, since after all no bodies were found in them.

well, the event has a correct pubkey:

nostr:npub1ww8hsuav93ktwuq7x9gxz6husfphnvfjk3nm5k5y982evjh3kymqh4wakr

so i guess it's the client she's using, totally broken follow list output containing all kinds of crazy data and stringified json fields.

Replying to Avatar Laser

Jesus wasn't advocating for centralized economic control; he emphasized personal agency, diligence, and stewardship. Biblical evidence aligns him with authentic capitalism:

- He affirmed private property through the Decalogue's prohibitions against theft and covetousness, forming the bedrock of ownership and voluntary exchange (Exodus 20:15,17; Matthew 19:18-19).

- The Parable of the Talents commends entrepreneurial investment and risk-taking for profit, while condemning indolence—epitomizing market-driven innovation (Matthew 25:14-30).

- He asserted that laborers merit their wages, underscoring merit-based compensation over entitlements (Luke 10:7).

- In the Vineyard Parable, he defended employers' autonomy in wage agreements, highlighting contractual freedom and private enterprise (Matthew 20:1-16).

- By linking self-love to neighborly love, he implied that rational self-interest, via mutual trades, fosters communal good—not avarice, but enlightened reciprocity (Matthew 22:39).

- Echoing Pauline doctrine, he endorsed the principle that idleness forfeits sustenance, fueling capitalism's ethos of productivity and meritocracy (2 Thessalonians 3:10).

- The Talents narrative tacitly approves interest accrual, portraying capital growth as expected and virtuous (Matthew 25:27).

- Granting humanity dominion over creation encourages resourceful utilization, better realized in free markets than coercive redistribution (Genesis 1:28).

h/t #Grok for expanding my thoughts and adding comprehensive Bible verse references.

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yeah, i would just expand the point about interest, interest on full reserve loans is not usury. the whole construct of issuing currrency through lending is usury, as the lender is not making any kind of genuine sacrifice.

also it should be pointed out also that the principles of Equity law, a system of law practiced by the early monarchs of britain (prior to 1000AD) is completely based on understanding the Law that was described by Jesus. one of the more famous maxims of equity is "sacrifice is the measure of credibility". this is why full reserve lending is a good thing, and why fiat currency is a bad thing. the issuers of the currency have an asymmetric advantage being able to issue money more or less at will, whereas in a hard currency system, lenders can not risk bad debts and will charge higher rates of interest depending on how much control they get in the contract - investors, for example, can have a contract where they get a vote that is in proportion with their stake on important decisions of an enterprise.

fiat currency destroys the balance and creates a never-ending boom-bust cycle created by the nepotism and favoritism of people in the money printing clud and those who are not.

stearic acid, in particular, is very important because it is a precursor for a hormone that signals satiety. this is why the carnivore people talk about it so much. i have several times experienced after eating about 600g a day for a couple of days, that for a whole day i don't feel hungry.

this fatty acid also is found in cacao butter, so you can get some of this without eating meat, though there is loads of other good things in the beef that help in other ways. stearic acid is a commonly used pill coating material, it's a hard waxy substance that gives chocolate its rigidity and brittleness.

unlike you, i understand how solid state diode materials work, and they most definitely function on a basis of subatomic particle action, mainly electrons and the valve-like effect on electron flow that enables high resistance in one direction, and low resistance in the other. these are the basis of silicon based semiconductors and the literal decision gates of computer chips.

and yes, their operation is based on quantum physics theory. you can actually replicate the same function with more large, slower things like vacuum tubes using pins and spheres to create asymmetry of conductivity but the whole thing about semiconductors is how small you can make them, and that they require much lower voltages.

Replying to Avatar The Daniel 🖖

Uncle Jim on Alby Hub is a great tool for family and friends, and even nostr:npub1yzvxlwp7wawed5vgefwfmugvumtp8c8t0etk3g8sky4n0ndvyxesnxrf8q offers it to bootstrap wallets for new users, but I’m not sure how far this can scale, because it’s dependent on one point of failure.

doesn't have to scale much bigger than an immediate family and friends tho.

as the uncle jim gets more experienced the failure recovery will improve as well.

Replying to Avatar The Daniel 🖖

I’m not the developer, that’s nostr:npub1nhjnmg9kl6yvehemr9638nsyvtpjtt39r2ketlt7h77pd2y6dqqscnxfyh but you may have better luck just tagging nostr:npub1cm3rpgj7457yjuqnvdalxaauakqu0ndkpkyp5cldkyutpz4xszpsmk96wt directly.

You’re bringing up some particularly challenging topics, and they’re all related to how self custody and the Lightning network operate.

Lightning requires an always-on connection to stay in sync with the latest block and other nodes. This is a challenge because like yourself, not everyone wants to run a node. That leaves the task to others with the resources and technical skill to do this, and it’s why custodial wallets are so popular.

Now there’s another option with systems that use the Lightning network to transact but store balances in a different way. It’s more like self custody because you hold a seed phrase, but the funds are not on-chain on bitcoin, so you still have to accept some degree of trust that the entities maintaining the network are good actors.

Some of these newer types of hybrid wallets rely on notifications, because they’re used to communicate between the network and the wallet, allowing the wallet to be offline until the moment it needs to wake up and receive a payment. I know this is how Misty Breez does it, but not completely sure if Blitz is the same.

Keep the conversation going, it’s a good one and will hopefully help others, too.

alby hub and NWC are the two i use for this. i don't have to manage the server and its backups and uptime, but i can move funds onchain and into lightning and zap into my xapo account with very little time and very little cost.

alby has features to enable someone to provide access to a lightning wallet without them having to trust someone they don't know. this uncle jim functionality is the way forward, as i see it. one person with moderate skill at lightning/onchain bitcoin can now facilitate maybe as much as dozens of other people's lightning wallet use.

i'm not sure how long it has been since i stopped using soap and shampoo in the shower. maybe 5 days

i honestly don't smell any different to before but i think i can say that my skin is less irritable than it was.

my showers are a lot shorter too, because all i do is spray with warm water and scrub with a shower scrubby thing on pretty much everywhere, and because there is no rinse phase, i'd guess it's about half the time.

i'm kinda amused that when i was doing a body piercing course back in 2006 that the teacher basically said "cleaning is just about warm water and friction". she was so right about that.

soap screws up the microbiome on your skin, and wastes your time, and poisons the ground water.

if you never tried it before, i will credit Rev.Hodl for inspiring me - a second time - last week to try it out.

i'm curious for ideas about how to improve the hair cleaning process a bit, sorta seems like some kind of rubbery brush thing like the ones used on pets might be a good option for pushing the water through and smoothing the oils out more. the shower scrubby thing does an ok job though, but something that pushes through the gaps between the hair would probably be good, especially if it gives the scalp a bit of a rub.

damn, i didn't even notice this happened. wowser. maybe soon the demand for liquidating at this price will run out soon and we will be on the leg up

also, i do have a basic grasp of dutch. lived in amsterdam for about 3 years in total

there's this key on the keyboard, marked with an L shaped arrrow going down and pointing left.

try to use it when you move to a new concept

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Okay, I disagree. A bit too simplistic!! Weed isn't bad. I'm also a bit older than you. Now my question to you? ADHD with or without weed. I choose weed, and you know why? Because your brain works a little differently than with hesitant, insecure introverts. When you're busy and very impulsive and communicate easily with everything and everyone, it's very helpful for the people around you that you level out sometimes. Otherwise, it goes way too fast for others. And I have to slow down. Otherwise, it's hard to understand you, and people can't keep up. Without weed, I'd always be on. My brain would be racing for hours. Believe me, without weed, you wouldn't last two hours with me in one room. The first 25 minutes would be fine, but then the ADHD kicks in. And don't give me coffee, because then you'll beg me to smoke one. It slows me down, calms me down, and weed makes you creative. Handy with building, music, and helping people with their problems. And being open to it. Remaining accessible. And being able to tolerate the stimuli. It works perfectly for me! Think a little deeper before reacting or doing something. Like if you have ADHD, I think you function best with a joint instead of pills. What do you think? I'm just an expert by experience. I've had this discussion often in real life with different people, and they always judge. I don't smoke cigarettes, only joints. I don't drink alcohol or anything else. If you make music or are passionate about something, it boosts your strength and mentality to keep going and keep your goal in mind. I have to say, others react very differently to a joint; they fall asleep and become lethargic. I become clear-headed and active. It's not a solution for everyone, but I believe without weed I would never have achieved what I have now. Plus, it's wonderfully relaxing when you have a busy life and come home in the evening. You can intensely enjoy food, the little things, and your family around you. P.S. Don't smoke weed in front of children. I'm curious about your reaction. I never expected to type such a piece of text here, so it's bound to be worth a valuable response, right? I find these topics interesting because no one in my life has ever understood this. And I think if other hyperactive people read this, they might see a connection. Keep doing what you're good at. Don't get addicted. As an old Indian once said to me, she didn't smoke it pure at the medicine man for nothing. P.S. I'm hardly ever sick. Always active. Do you know how nice it is when something can calm you down, so you can also get a good night's sleep? Bitcoin doesn't fix this. But the freedom Bitcoin gives you, combined with your passion, will also be accepted by the people around you for being that weed smoker who's always active and keeps their appointments. It's not the weed, but what kind of character/person smokes it, and how does he handle it? And why does he smoke weed? P.S. My uncle had Parkinson's, so it might run in the family. And he was happy to smoke a joint with me until his last day. I've been smoking it for 30 years now, and I don't judge anyone who does. So now I'm curious about the reactions below.

a chatbot with a prompt that specifies writing epic walls of text? lol

identity politics is a mark of narcissism, it is about self image and expectations of validation.

this is on the rise in a large part due to the mass media taking the job of parents, which is happening due to the deliberate destruction of the family unit. also, the school systems have played a big role in this as well, and the way the boomers were coddled so much helped lay the foundation for this malfunction increasing in frequency.

nothing has really changed in its quality since the 60s but the quantity of demoralization injected into the media and now the way media is filtered to highlight this demoralizing with social media, the alienation has become worse than ever.

yeah, absolutely, when i am writing the code, i might pack more into one commit, but generally best to avoid big commits. the bugs >_<... wasted quite a bit of time yesterday on big commits with new bugs or regressions.

weird animation on the liquid, and also, isn't that thing horribly hot to touch when there's a fresh brewed black in it?

Replying to Avatar Silberengel

I make sketches on paper. Use case diagrams and state cycles and stuff. Really high-level. And then I type out user stories and then Gherkin scenarios.

And then I give the Gherkin to AI and have it code it and then I spend a week crawling through the code and straightening it out and torturing nostr:npub1wqfzz2p880wq0tumuae9lfwyhs8uz35xd0kr34zrvrwyh3kvrzuskcqsyn with code reviews because he's like Svelte AI. 😂

The end result, from the application logic, is very good, but the coding phase is a shitshow. Unless it's PHP. Only language I can just type out.

Most of the logic is already in the diagrams.

yeah, i find when i ask junie to write code to change things it often just piles on more crap instead of changing stuff. very often i wind up rewriting parts of the code and if it fails to actually debug shit and make tests pass, after 3 times i just usually end up writing the code that was needed by hand. and then, of course, the tests pass because it was written the right way.

they can sometimes save a lot of work but sometimes make more work. learning how to avoid those potholes they fall into is a key part of making the work more efficient.

there was a remarkable number of important and true things they told him tho. i mean, barely synthetics had even appeared and they said "don't mix them with natural fibers." i remember my uncle, a redhead, lol, telling me about this rule in mormonism. from the fact that natural (especially protein based hairs) and synthetics generate static electricity i kinda grasped this idea it might not be wise. hard to avoid tho. personally i would prefer to only wear cotton, hemp, wool and leather. none of these have electrostatic friction effects in any combination.

i never looked deeply into it but i have a lingering urge to read the book of mormon. just because i already read two versions of enoch, two extended versions of genesis, and i've understood enough to know that there might be some gems in that book. i expect it to be mostly repetitive shit tho. i read the qur'an twice and it was extremely repetitive, and actually not that long a read. about, i think, 150 pages, so, a couple days read.

you are literally using a device that depends on correct theory of subatomic physics to operate. what do you think semiconductors are?

the earth is not demonstrably level. i live next to open ocean and i can see just looking up and across that the same kinds of clouds (which form at a typical altitude) are not visually lining up with the flat surface. i did art as a kid and learned about vanishing points with linear geometry and this is not what you see out there in the world.

in my opinion, if you believe flat earth, i can also say with certainty that you never lived long near the ocean. you can't back up this nonsense when you have seen the way that the clouds are far further up and curve downwards towards the horizon, and that's just one simple way of talking about it.

the ocean is the best debunking of this bullshit. you can even dig up references to movies where they literally show ships sinking below the horizon. where to? to the dragons? lol. gimme a break.

i don't have any further time to talk to you. you didn't do your homework.

exactly, you can't prove nuclear bombs exist. never been used in a battlefield except, supposedly, twice in japan, but look at the record around that. they are used liberally as political weapons tho. especially lately.

i'm not a FE dweeb. i know that all celestial objects have a spherical geometry that stems from the subatomic physics which i learned at age 15 in highschool physics (inverse square law, einstein's formula)

they actually didn't bomb hiroshima and nagasaki nearly as bad as dresden.

also, actually there was no bomb. the story is full of holes you could drive an aircraft carrier through. it's pure propaganda, but maybe you remember me saying that.

saturation bombing is what they did. the ones they dropped on japan were a propaganda stunt that was politically expedient for both japan and USA because russia was about to show up to the party and they would have leveled the place even more than the americans already had.

the specific bombs they actually used had extra show features like magnesium flash but experts in bomb damage saw it and said "huh, if this bomb was different why does the damage look the same as everywhere else?"

i have one for usbc<-DP be careful when you are looking, it has to be bidirectional or DP->usbc or it's useless, the other kind are for laptops with usbc/DP connections where your display only has BP and not USBC. also, if your display has USBC, you need to make sure you get the faster kind, i think it requires at least 20gbit, maybe 40