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Clark Moody

Rust is such a great language.

U 1y ago

🤝

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:P

The Saylor Crush nostr:note10cxua8y5amanx5ppv2vqqh8e6wdjrzjkzk3rq50ek3vfggc5kedshdac3x

U 1y ago

not very Dan Juan though...

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Alby

How do you do fellow Dans

U 1y ago

Dan for today

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:P

The Saylor Crush nostr:note10cxua8y5amanx5ppv2vqqh8e6wdjrzjkzk3rq50ek3vfggc5kedshdac3x

U 1y ago

What a Giga Dan

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NotBiebs and 69 others

so who are we zapping today? my ice cream so good zap gun is loaded.

U 1y ago

Not Dan 🙃

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PABLOF7z

Too excited and honored by last night’s announcement.

Feels like a two GM posts kind of day

U 1y ago

GM and congrats⚡️

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Vitor Pamplona

What do devs think about this structure to migrate any application using a Relational Database to a Nostr relay?

https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/1168

U 1y ago

Very general and for single rows I guess the parsing overhead doesn't matter.

Did you mean instead of ?

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PABLOF7z

Has social media been a net positive or a net negative in your life?

U 1y ago

Tempted to say net negative, but not sure that is true for a multitude of good things has come along as well.

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arkinox

Happy birthday to me 🎂🎈🥳🎉

U 1y ago

Happy cake day 🎂🎂🎂 or if April Fool congrats with the zapped sats 😆⚡️

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Derek Ross

#foodstr where my 🍣 fans at?

U 1y ago

turning cow sashimi into steaks 😛

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Peter Todd

TIL baleen whales are spectacularly successful.

https://www.pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas.2204892120

U 1y ago

Nice chart. For good measure I add the total biomass distribution on earth 🌎

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Juraj

One of the most misunderstood things by almost everyone around me and beyond is the nature of emergent phenomena in complex systems. And it is misunderstood both bottom up and top down.

Bottom up - the emergent phenomena are very real. And they don't require neither consensus nor conformity. Morality is emergent phenomenon that if created by interactions between people and their moral judgement (or lack of it). That does not mean they have to agree. It is very plastic and can even be very uneven, yet the result of very real and was a basis of natural law (and common law). No written rules needed.

Top down it is believe you can easily change the emergent phenomenon by regulation of other top down intervention, without the hard work of changing the individuals. An eagle can fly through a flock of smaller birds, massive temporarily changing the apparent form of the flock, it can even catch a bird, but the flock continues fundamentally unchanged.

These phenomena are very real, yet they cannot be centrally grasped or controls.

U 1y ago

I'd luv to believe you, but ...mass media??

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Mike Dilger ☑️

Re: Tucker gushing about Russia

When you see how badly the US behaves it is natural to think "if we are the bad guys, maybe the other side are the good guys."

But nope. Russia is not the "good guys". China is not the "good guys". The sad truth is that there are no "good guys".

The best, most free countries are still in the West. The USA does NOT top that list anymore, but is surely surpasses Russia and China in terms of democracy and freedom. I think the most free countries are places like Switzerland, New Zealand (which is why I chose this country: free + English speaking), Denmark, Ireland and Sweden.

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U 1y ago

Our data usually stem from organizations that have their own agendas. So difficult to say if a country is free, or made to look free, to promote certain politics.

Denmark, for example, has the highest tax pressure in the world at around 75% and therefore lead the way in keeping the population poor and hence dependent on the state.

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