It‘s not a Trump pump!

Just the usual halving cycle 🤷‍♂️

What Bitcoin does.

Making bread based on Chatgpt instructions because I was getting too frustrated reading people's 1000 word life stories when you try to Google a recipe

gm, Uncle has been deep in coding mode, keeping GitHub streak alive - so that's why not many posts here. What have you been up to?

"I'm coming guys wait up! just a few more bucks now and I'm there! Was I a good puppet?"👉👈

Maybe quantum computing became too powerful, and after a long war with the computer, humanity barely survived and knowledge of quantum computing was lost through the generations. So Satoshi never knew about it. And while he was here, he was really busy so he didn't have time to look into it before he had to go back to his time. 🤔

I think the reason nobody can figure out who Satoshi is after all this time is that he's a time traveler from the future who came to our time to save the global economy from the accelerating demise we're witnessing. He came, he dropped Bitcoin and the blockchain on us, and returned home. #musings #bitcoin

The main criticism of blockchain-based voting and online voting in general is that you can’t guarantee the secrecy of the vote. People could be coerced/pressured to vote for a candidate they don’t support or vote could be more easily bought. I think blockchain based voting is a good idea for transparency and auditability but the vote should still take place in person in the voting booth.

Blockchain-based voting sounds like a good idea. It would provide for more accurate tabulation, and the ability to accurately audit down to the individual voter. And maybe most important of all, it would restore confidence in the integrity of our elections. Are there any reasoned criticisms of such a system?