I think this the info you’re looking for.
Basically, if you have a created wallet, then you can use two of three private keys to sign the transaction.
But what if you don’t have the wallet? You need to create it. You need more than just two keys to recreate the wallet. I think in electrum you need the third public key to create it. I understand that wallets are now standardizing with “output descriptors” to make wallet recreation easier. Always practice creating and deleting and then recreating a wallet before you put meaningful value in it.
Very true. I use LLMs for coding and it’s a 10x boost already, easy. I feel like I’m a team lead with a bunch of specialists.
I look forward to the day we can just tell an LLM to recreate iOS, but in rust, make it provably secure, and add a few extra custom features too. It’s how we decentralize the world.
I had the same thought yesterday.
“Sad to see Apple’s parade of cringe today. The slow incremental slide into irrelevance. More concerned with their virtue signaling than product innovation.
New slogan: Designed by committee in California.”
The “breaking news” in some articles even features all the latest new cable and dongles. 😀
Just saw this breaking news. All the latest innovative cables and dongles. 😂😂
https://www.theverge.com/2023/9/12/23870441/apple-usb-c-cables-lightning-dongle-price
I guess it’s like a fourth turning. Perhaps they’ll go through a crisis and renewal phase. 🤷♂️
Personally I hope we’ve hit peak centralization and now we’ll see a wave of innovative decentralized products. Feels like the pendulum is starting to swing back.
Sad to see Apple’s parade of cringe today. The slow incremental slide into irrelevance. More concerned with their virtue signaling than product innovation.
New slogan: Designed by committee in California.
This is pretty cool. Proof of concept coin swap with miners. More privacy for users, more revenue for miners.
I find ChatGPT to be pretty good with many computer concepts. You can ask it questions like a private tutor. Just need to keep in mind that it can hallucinate facts from time to time.
TLDR; real estate analyst see an extreme number of XL homes off market and hidden unsold on home builder balance sheets. Believes it’s worse than GFC.
Will be keeping an eye on how this progresses over the next few months.
That’s how you make asymmetric bets now. Maximize your exit liquidity by dumping on confused retail investors.
VCs have forgotten that they are supposed to play long games and actually help build real businesses.
Engineers dive into the mystery of Building Seven. Never forget.
Tidal and When the pawn… grew to become two of my favorite albums. I think paper bag is my current favorite Fiona Apple song, but I discover more to love in other songs from time to time.
China discovers the inevitable end state of communism. Nobody motivated to get out of bed. A nation with depression.
GUESS WHO TAUGHT ME something new today: nostr:npub1a2cww4kn9wqte4ry70vyfwqyqvpswksna27rtxd8vty6c74era8sdcw83a! I hadn’t thought of 👇 before but it’s logical that #Bitcoin will become more decentralized over time bc it keeps getting easier/more accessible to run a node (p339 of #BrokenMoney). I ❤️ reading engineers’ explanations of #bitcoin! 
I think that’s true but there could be a caveat. Nodes only matter if they represent users who hold their coins in self custody. If the future brings centralization (because people can’t, don’t want to, or aren’t allowed to hold their own coins) then perhaps nodes won’t decentralize as they should.
This is why the most important unsolved problem in bitcoin is getting users to hold coins in self custody. I worry the ETFs and financial institutions may cause further centralization.
Financial institutions, like Custodia, could innovate with solutions to separate custody from control. Like the way stratum v2 separates hash power from block construction — to decentralize control. Just a thought.
Wen ragequit? 
Yes, it could be as simple as red states mandating state banks to support bitcoin for state residents. Might start a chain reaction.
This is my struggle with nostr. Nostr works really well as a broadcast protocol, sending one-to-many. It’s simple but has no P2P options.
For example, DMs on nostr are not private. All the relays you use can see that two people are communicating, even if those relays can’t read the messages. Also, the history and timing of your commutations are public and can be stored by malicious parties indefinitely.
So basically, nostr is better than centralized platforms, but it remains unclear how it will fare against totalitarian governments who can figure out who you are by your IP address and see who you’re communicating with.