I'm curious what are the biggest risks to bitcoin at this point?
even if the risk is only .001% or something smaller of a failure, nothing is zero risk and of all the tiny risks one of those tiny risks is the greatest
the typical things people say is the government will ban it or something like that
we saw with Craig wright that you can also have a failure where the developers are getting sued and abandoned the project. so that's a potential future risk
a global EMP could take it out along with civilization itself
these are the sort of things I'm talking about
12-12-24
12+12=24
good morning gm
pic by a friend, Jackie hodson, of Virginia
then I AI-modified it with an online tool
look if they have a subpoena or a warrent or a court order, especially different specific to a certain person not just blanket for the whole state of Texas or something and that is way better than what they've been doing which is just spying on everybody all the time
in the meta data still very powerful just knowing that you made a call to someone without knowing what you said is still a lot of information
that's just so fabulous and easy
2015 was a good year for Bitcoin
Paul Krugman, Nobel laureate and economist, has been a vocal critic of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies. He has described them as useless, inefficient, and akin to Ponzi schemes. In 2013, he titled a blog post "Bitcoin Is Evil," aligning with views that it was designed to undermine central banking and state authority. By 2017, Krugman labeled Bitcoin a bubble, suggesting its price was inflated by mystique and a lack of understanding. In 2018, he criticized Bitcoin as "a bubble wrapped in techno-mysticism inside a cocoon of libertarian ideology," highlighting its inefficiency and volatility. More recently, in 2022, Krugman compared the crypto market to a Ponzi scheme, noting that its value is sustained by the belief that others will buy in at higher prices. Overall, Krugman remains skeptical of cryptocurrencies, questioning their practical utility and long-term viability.
is there anything he hasn't been wrong about? he thinks governments and socialism are the answer
good riddance you loser
https://www.nytco.com/press/paul-krugman-retires-as-times-columnist/
agree
traffic is slowly entering
they move slow
and their slow movement has taken us from 40K to 100k this year
at some point it's going to pick up steam
but for understanding where we are in the cycle lt MVRV and asopr
By those metrics we are warm but not hot
turns out infinitely typing monkeys will never really reproduce Shakespeare
hey Elon!
I need a meter made detection app for my Tesla so I can have it automatically pay parking when it sees a meter maid coming
that's legitimately f****** terrifying if that's really their only way of tracking this
dogs are United against the global squirrel menace
it lubricates the financial system so a bank doesn't have to wait to fulfill withdrawal requests in such things as that
these are great ideas
you guys are all geniuses
how much do I hate paying for parking?
To propose an innovative app idea like detecting meter maids and automatically paying for parking, you would need to engage Tesla’s partnerships, software, or innovation teams. Here’s how you could approach it:
1. Reach Tesla's Developer and Innovation Teams:
Tesla does not publicly provide a specific pathway for proposing third-party apps for in-car systems, but you could start by contacting their Business Development or Developer Relations teams via Tesla's official website.
2. Propose the Use of the Tesla Fleet API:
Tesla's existing Fleet API may allow integration for external parking payment automation, though adapting it for detecting meter maids would likely require additional collaboration or permissions.
3. Collaborate with Parking Technology Providers:
Tesla might be more receptive if you align with parking app providers (like ParkMobile or PayByPhone) or city municipalities to enhance the viability of your app concept.
4. Engage with Tesla Forums and Networks:
Connect with Tesla's user base and developers through online forums like Tesla Motors Club or LinkedIn groups. Engaging the Tesla community could help refine your idea and attract attention.
5. Pitch to Tesla’s Innovation or Product Teams:
Submit a business case through Tesla’s general inquiries or partnerships channels, emphasizing user benefits, market potential, and alignment with Tesla’s mission of innovation.
Tesla is generally selective about third-party integrations but has shown openness to solutions that align with its vision for convenience and automation. Packaging your idea as a potential collaboration with their parking and navigation systems could improve your chances.
I don't see anything about multiverse in that document
since November 19th or so, bitcoin's been stuck between 90 and 105
until It breaks out of that range, that's the range
I have buy orders in at the lower part of that
I get 3.8% interest in Bitcoin while they're sitting there waiting on the river
https://river.com/signup?r=PZ5DAOQ2
I'll slow down or stop my buying when mvrv or asopr get to be up to crazy levels, which they're really not at the moment
