Neber mě špatně. Moc bych si to přál a strašně rád bych viděl ČR podporovat #bitcoin průmysl i jeho držitele. Stát se tím pomyslným Crypto-Švajcem.

Jen jsem už silně skeptický, že bez lobby a úplatků "tím dobrým" směrem vznikne něco použitelného. Můžu být jedině mile překvapen. :)

Asi jsem už starej. :)

Tady do této “akce” šlo fakt hodně úsilí od relevantních lidí a je to součástí kontinuální snahy to tady zlepšit.

Věřím, že to má minimálně dobrou šanci na úspěch a stojí za to to zkusit

I have a Nostr imitator boosting my notes.

Please be careful out there.

Libertarian utopia

How do you do fellow climate changers on this time Monday evening? 🎩

Fixed the default custom zap amounts

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Every now and then the damus relay just dies and stops accepting posts. Through much debugging, expert analysis, tapping into my years of experience in maintaining software and getting to the bottom of complex computer science issues, my final solution is to just kill the process every hour. Hit that follow button for more state of the art #devops techniques.

After 50 or so years on war on drugs, drugs are still winning.

-Why are you on Nostr and not on Twitter?

-Because I want to be the one who set the rules for myself

And then there is the long answer as well ofc 😅

Posting on Twitter is a chore. Posting on Nostr is a joy.

I have huge doubts about Wasabi. In fact, I was considering many times to leave and start a second approach from scratch. When you look closely, there are so many things in Wasabi that are actually quite bad, that could be so much better.

But then I realized, that's the case with any great software project. Bitcoin Core, awesome, but it's horrible. Joinmarket, so cool, but wtf is that. Bisq, great, but seriously it sucks.

Software will never be perfect. And when we abandon projects just because they're not yet perfect, then we would never ship anything of value.

Knowing which parts of the software sucks is awesome, because then we just need to work on fixing those, and we're good!

Privacy tech is hard, it's so fucking hard, it's insanely mindnummingly hard. We need a lot of time, and a lot of courageous contributors to get anywhere close to solving it.

Wasabi, despite it's many flaws, has attracted an insane amount of researchers and developers. Since the beginning, Wasabi has shipped groundbreaking improvements to the status quo, and as the team scales, the rate and quality of improvement is increasing. zkSNACKs now pays 40 full time contributors, and hired about 100 different people for projects in the past. Trezor had 20+ people contributing serious improvements, and Kukks is a one man army with insane results.

I think the Wasabi project really has a shot of finally fixing anonymous transactions of base money. Currently, I see no other project that comes even close. I don't think I can manage to start a complete new project and protocol that's meaningfully better. If someone else builds a solution that's even more beautiful, I will be the first to join the efforts.

Until then, Wasabi enjoys my full attention, and we will fix the money.

Are you really getting zaps during #zapathon even for totally meaningless notes such as this one? 🤔