What’s the issue with this? Nostr keys are generated using the secp256k1 elliptic curve.

Are you suggesting it’s safer than Australia?

Mexico on the right for reference:

Bank run or ETF applicants buying to satisfy expected demand?

From an efficiency standpoint you’re definitely correct, but I think most appreciate the flexibility they provide.

Ideally I’d want optimised roads with a broader emphasis on alternative public transportation networks.

But really, they are projected to save up to 3 tons of fuel per day and reduce emissions by 30%.

Apparently they can save up to 3 tons of fuel per day and reduce emissions by up to 30%.

Pretty cool idea.

Apparently I’m a Greek Adonis 😂

I’ve changed my perspective on this proposal.

Incentives matter and a trustless implementation matters.

Most importantly, the longevity of Bitcoin matters.

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We aren’t devolving quickly enough for these bastards.

If you lived during the Agricultural Revolution or the Industrial Revolution, would you be able to fathom the scale of the transformative shifts underway and their implications for human civilisation?

Due to our survival instincts, humans have an inherent negativity bias, which makes it challenging to equally weight the positive changes which are taking place.

Here are a few technologies that make me optimistic for humanity's future:

- Bitcoin

- Nostr

- Permaculture, aquaculture and vertical farming

- Water harvesting

- Solar and fusion

- Lithium-ion and nickel–hydrogen battery storage

- Linux and BSD

- Quantum compute

- AI / ML

- Robotics and automation

- Material engineering

- 3D printing

Technological change carries existential risk for humanity, from societal and birth rate collapse to information, kinetic and biological warfare.

But it's easy to see the negative without truly appreciating the extraordinary potential of these technologies for humanity.

We are living in revolutionary times.

"fear and outrage" is a perfect way of describing the Twitter / X platform.

something I have considered in the past - is the algo trained to intentionally create this experience, or is this a reflection of the users generating the data?

i worry it is the latter.

building a modern city is honestly not such a bad idea:

- roads designed for self-driving vehicles would make transportation extremely inexpensive

- modern construction techniques result in much higher energy efficiency

- solar and storage could make energy production practically free

- underground internet / utilities are more reliable

- larger emphasis on green spaces

- permaculture and vertical farming can produce much more food per hectare

- city could be designed to better harvest rainfall and keep it on the land

Ti Kawamoto's visualisation of the Lightning Network Trust Chain:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89TSOayiqtA

Hodlonaut and Katia's Bitcoin culture zine:

https://www.citadel21.com

Was an absolute pleasure and an honour to have nostr:npub1cjw49ftnxene9wdxujz3tp7zspp0kf862cjud4nm3j2usag6eg2smwj2rh on the space tonight!

With our global community of amazing Bitcoiners, I truly believe we cannot lose.

Shout out to everyone who tuned in and to those who took part in the quiz.

Remember… #WeAreAllHodlonaut

Would love to see some broader adoption of Berkeley Unix! 🧡

Great books, definitely worth checking out.

All three 😂

Congrats! 🎉

They are solid machines. Good choice.