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Poor 'news' selection here

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DRE

So you’re giving them shit because it took them some time to figure out what they would become as a company?

You got them so good 👍🏼

The scepticism is well warranted. Notice how Saylor doesn't talk much about cyber hornets anymore ?

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Nostr News Network

Saylor just launched some merch like a hype-beast.

Strategy ₿

Merch promotion is not news

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Leopoldo López

I’m Leopoldo Lopez from Venezuela, joined Nostr a couple of months ago but lost my private key, standing next to Odell, I’m here to bring Nostr to freedom fighters in Venezuela and around the world.

If you're a dev and you're looking for an impactful project to help on, White Noise would love to have you. A small group of us have started alpha testing and there's LOTS to do. Small bug fixes, improvements to the UI, and many features all waiting patiently to be worked on - https://github.com/erskingardner/whitenoise/issues

This post being reposted by the meddling nostr:npub1trr5r2nrpsk6xkjk5a7p6pfcryyt6yzsflwjmz6r7uj7lfkjxxtq78hdpu suggests that you're not a 'freedom fighter' but rather an asset to North Atlantic imperialism.

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JeffG

GM Nostr 🌞

I'm starting my day with an #askNostr

I've done my best to build the project to be easy to understand and easy to collaborate on and I've very willing to help you get setup. The app is Rust on the backend and Sveltekit on the frontend.

Ping me directly or be a cypherpunk and just clone the project, start writing code and submit PRs. 🙏

https://file.nostrmedia.com/p/e8d66519e43b1214ac68f9f2bdbc4386d41ac66b20c5a260b9b04102784074e9/2273ed2861069553b053dd7d3319741336ba3a1948d86e92d06ecb76b1520586.mp4

You don't describe anywhere in this post what White Noise actually does

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Nostr News Network

BREAKING: America’s new Secretary of Energy just exposed the entire climate scam

“Media & politicians NEVER bothered to actually learn about climate change.”

$2 TRILLION to lower fossil fuel use by 2%

They’re not saving the planet—they’re robbing YOU

https://file.nostrmedia.com/p/e8d66519e43b1214ac68f9f2bdbc4386d41ac66b20c5a260b9b04102784074e9/155cca9adbfcff46893ca9037272e114be8e60d8a9a55b74fbf0bfb05cc92481.mp4

Solar is the lowest cost form of energy production. If the USA turns its back on solar it will fall behind other countries.

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Nostr News Network

🚨NEW: Joe Rogan on USAID

"Right now we're seeing what happens when you take a business approach to government with this whole USAID thing. They're uncovering corruption and waste and this weird shady shit with NGOs. We're seeing a President who can't get elected so he's going HAM and cleaning out everything and people are freaking out.

The same people who said 'We need radical change," and "we have corruption," are now saying "We don't need this!"

You're seeing not just waste, its deeper, it's corruption. You're seeing that corruption get weeded out. I'm hoping this is successful and it yields a benefit to the working class people, the American people, where people realize we can't just be spending all our tax money on nonsense.

If that happens and this idea spreads across the country, it won't be a scary thing to discuss anymore."

He said 're-elected' not elected (because this is his 2nd term). BTW, what's HAM, or is this a mistranscription too ?

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GHOST

My mani is on point

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Maybe. There are all kinds of thoughts etc on this. One of them is to create a virtual currency with an almost stable value that would reflect the resources of the brics and the national currencies will be compared with the virtual currency (instead of the dollar in the past). So maybe brics will make something. But i agree that the € is a failed experiment. Only countries with corripted governments would like to enter the €zone

I've seen that idea of creating a common currency based on commodities and national currencies but I think it's infeasible. Would be way too complicated to set up and then maintain (against failure).

If a country ends up with an excess of a trading partners' currency then just exchange it for commodities they want to stockpile or for gold or eventually for Bitcoin.

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minestr.app

I was referring to a BRICS currency. They have settled on one?

I strongly doubt any member of BRICS wants a common currency. The Euro is a prime example of why it's not desirable.

I think talk about a BRICS currency is a narrative propagated by North Atlantic powers for their own ends.

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minestr.app

I'm bearish on BRICS. Don't think it will ever happen.

It's already happened

I look forward to the day that the nostr:npub17xvf49kht23cddxgw92rvfktkd3vqvjgkgsdexh9847wl0927tqsrhc9as website goes dark like USAID has done, and nostr:npub1trr5r2nrpsk6xkjk5a7p6pfcryyt6yzsflwjmz6r7uj7lfkjxxtq78hdpu is exposed for the meddling, warmongering fraud that he truly is.

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asyncmind

"once you have been stripped of everything only your purpose will remain, then you shall be free" who said this

#AskAi

That quote isn't directly attributed to any well-known historical figure, but it reflects themes found in Stoic philosophy, Zen Buddhism, and existentialist thought. It closely resembles ideas from Viktor Frankl (author of Man’s Search for Meaning), Friedrich Nietzsche, and Marcus Aurelius, who all emphasized purpose, suffering, and freedom.

The sentiment also echoes the Jedi philosophy from Star Wars and aspects of Buddhist teachings on detachment and enlightenment.

Did you come across this quote somewhere specific, or are you looking for something similar from a particular thinker?

6 out of 10 here for whatever LLM you're using

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Yeah possibly. But he has illusions like many people in USA.

Yeah hamburger is good for example, but there is no way i will prefer hamburger over souvlaki with pita 😀

Is hamburger even good ? 😉

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Seems like Trump really wants to make Canada part of the land of the homeless! (not brave)

Just more 'Art of the deal' bluster I think

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gladstein

This whole process has really surprised me, but it’s good news, so excited to share!

In the summer of 2023, the Human Rights Foundation (HRF) launched a Bitcoin Bounty program aimed at funding software developers to create new tools and features for Bitcoin tailored to the needs of dissidents and human rights advocates challenging authoritarianism worldwide. These bounties ranged from UX improvements to privacy upgrades and open-sourcing closed and permissioned systems.

There were 11 bounties in total, each with specific objectives. The deadline was Dec. 31, 2024.

We are excited to announce that every single bounty was claimed and that the resulting tools and upgrades are now empowering human rights activists daily across popular apps such as Blue Wallet, Zeus, Stack Wallet, Iris, Coracle, Keeper, Bull Bitcoin, Cake Wallet, and more.

This program highlights the impact of collaboration between human rights activists and software developers to create better tools for freedom. HRF is proud to have played a role in this effort and looks forward to continuing similar programs in the future. Special credit goes to the Oslo Freedom Forum, where much of the critical interaction between developers and activists occurred.

This wave of bounties was inspired by a successful pilot project in 2021, executed in partnership with Strike and Jack Mallers, which supported developers like Will Cassarin and Calle. Their innovations later gave rise to important advancements such as zaps in Nostr and the Cashu ecash protocol.

We learned a lot through this process and look forward to doing similar things in the future.

There’s so so much to be gained from mixing political dissidents with developers!

The HRF is an obvious intelligence agency cutout and we should be extremely wary of their guiding directions of development

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⚡️Lightning Boy Martone

That’s communism. What the fuck is this dude on about?

So monarchies, where you had to get a royal letter patent was communism?

US Americans are so braindead in how they throw this word around

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Sourcenode

Nostr is the chillest revolution ever

Ppl who are chill or cool aren't continually self- congratulating themselves on how chill they are, as nostr does

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sommerfeld

Until a few months ago I was extremely skeptical of AI, thought it was overhyped, etc.

I started using it more and more for work and it changed my mind. It's still overhyped but I now recognize how transformative it is.

It won't replace all intelectual human labor as many claim. It's a useful tool, a companion.

In the 60s/70s, the best programmers were the ones that could memorize more and consult reference manuals faster.

After the 00s, the best programmers are the ones that can google the answers faster.

Now, in the 20s, the best programmers will be the best prompters.

It's important to recognize paradigm shifts. Adapt or die.

Do not agree with any of yr decade 'best programmer' characterisations. What you are actually describing is the typical mediocre programmer of each period, and definitely not the best.

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😀

--Big tech oligarchs:

Hallo USA taxpayer. Our beloved president promised us 500 billion $ from your taxes to deploy AI (because who else, if not us the big tech oligarchs) which is more expensive than the competition, less effective and of course closed source, despite the fund by state money, so that you have to depend on us, unlike the competition that has open source models.

Aren't you thrilled?

--USA taxpayer: ___ (leave a comment)