Yeah, 1 kg/day in modern times to maintain weight and full fitness sounds right to me. In prehistoric times, the average human was significantly shorter (so lower BMI) and the body will down regulate calorie burn as it enters starvation, so I guessed the minimum requirement during a prehistoric famine was about half, i e. 0.5 kg.

Estimated eso level: 5 - 🌿

Reasoning: The statement expresses a positive sentiment about someone's energy, which can be associated with adaptogenic mushrooms and mindfulness meditation.

Finding out that my next destination is hosting a large "crypto" conference while I'm there... 🤮

I dunno, you need rather large amounts of them to significantly prolong life during famine, about 0.5 kg/day/person, and you need to protect them from spoilage and insect/animal predation. That only sounds plausible for a static society, but before domestication, only nomadic societies were likely to obtain regular access to honey and non-fish meat.

Do you have a podcast episode on this topic?

the idea of my main nostr private key being handed to random nostr apps for signing random application events seems crazy. the number of popups to sign seemingly random events is too great and blindly signing events is a horrible idea.

why can’t I login to some nostr app by signing a single event with my main key, where that single event is me authorizing an auto generated, application-specific identity that the app can go wild with?

in retrospect, ive reinvented oauth2.

why don’t we use oauth2 in nostr?

Ah I misunderstood. Pasting nsec itself is bad, of course 👍

Oof

I ran CLN it was a terrible experience. LND is easier and more stable.

A literal liberal, that is someone who wants free markets amd private property as derived from the non-aggression principle and the absolute right to oneself, yes, obviously.

Socialist progressives, who believe the State is a morally legitimate economic and social actor with the role to "redistribute" private property and "provide public services", not so much.

If they want to fool themselves either believing they are leftists while supporting an inherently anti-State technology, or by believing they can turn Bitcoin into a pro-State technology, that entirely a "they" problem, not a Bitcoin problem or a liberalism problem.

Absolutely without question. The worst thing for bitcoin is that it continues to be more and more a partisan issue. nostr:note1umdxxs2gyrfypyzkyfv2m9zgk87jlgmn9uua8xvf7t7zgf8e0mzsj46rz2

Slovaks are often criticized for handing out Andrej Babiš, a Slovak who once was Czech prime minister. Fair enough, but then let's not forget all EU citizens got Věra Jourová, who reminds me of the worst neomarxist, I perceive a lot of doublespeak. She's pro privacy, but of course it's ok when EU bureaucrats read your communication. And don't get me started with financial communication, which is not only read, but censored.

I think we'll gladly take Babiš back if she promised to retire (a teaching gig at some university in Brussels or Paris would be great).

For me it is not really a problem of books, I did not read many books through Amazon, I usually buy them from authors, or just use the reader to read articles and PDFs. So the real problem yesterday was I wanted to finish reading an essay written by a friend and the book reader did not work.

So what is more justified is switching to a more open reading and listening infrastructure than Kindle and Audible (I use Audible a lot and there I lost access to books I paid for - not even with gift cards).

The real question for me is what is the best non corporate or self sovereign reading experience. Hardware will be probably Daylight, which I ordered and it will take some time to get it, until then I have my Pixel Fold with GrapheneOS.

But what about good user friendly reader app? When I see an article I want to read on my desktop, I clicked one button and then I could read it in the bed.