#ProofOfLift 
I can find credible sources that say eating too much protein, fat, or carbs is bad. I’m in my 30s and I’ve found that only the last of the three has had noticeable negative effects on my health.
To be fair, however, when I’ve reduced carbs I’ve increased fat intake. So I wouldn’t say I’ve ever eaten truly “high protein” diet.
“I will lay siege to the gods and sake up the world.”
-Seneca #stoicism
I’ve only used Bard a little bit. I’m hoping the school I work at will turn it on for us as we are a google school. I’m not crazy about using it with my personal gmail because I trust google about as far as I can throw a data server. I don’t trust OpenAI much either, but at least their current business model isn’t scraping and selling every scrap of data they can possibly get from me.
Oh for sure. We’ve never seen anything like it.
Aaaaaaaand now there’s a buttery smooth app.
(Trying again with the correct link.)
Aaaaaand now there’s a buttery smooth app.
This is an incredibly interesting conversation.
I found this episode of Preston Push’s podcast really helpful.
https://overcast.fm/+I6zE6oFkI
As for books, The price of Tomorrow by #[2] is a must read. There’s only one chapter technically about bitcoin, but the book is tangentially making the case for bitcoin.
The Price of Tomorrow: Why Deflation is the Key to an Abundant Future https://a.co/d/4w0BGB5
Still resting the foot so did 17.5 miles on the bike today. #runstr 
One of my favorite nostr long form content authors is nostr:npub1e8wv6halzds9g9w7k09q86g4fnthqq8nlvwesds7tndyah8qpkdqxqa29a https://habla.news/everexpanding
He writes about Physics, Math, Bitcoin and Nostr. I gotta adming that some of the articles go over my head but thoroughly enjoy reading them.
Followed. 🤙
Ah, that’s a good point. I suspect it will get even better for niche communities as focus gravitates towards more micro apps and moving relays to a more prominent role in the protocol.
One hundred percent agree and understand your point. Social media may not even be its best use case long term. However, that’s how many people are going to initially be introduced to it. I could be wrong, but I suspect that a high percentage of Nostr discussion at the bitcoin conference is around getting onboarded through apps like damus, amethyst, snort, etc.
#plebchain nostr:note1u6anlcq8h9k9a5hzjue3yeg382xpdsrjrm47vhjp8kxvfeyw4d5q8qfxvl
Imagine joining a new social network billed as being designed for everyone and when you get there you find everyone has pronouns in their bio, variations of the pride flag in their avatar, and are unironically telling each other to “stay woke.”
There’s a danger that that’s what #nostr is becoming except instead of woke stuff everyone has “stay humble and stack sats” in their bio, laser eyes in their avatar, and is unironically posting about how we need to get rid of likes on social media and replace them with financial micro transactions.
#bitcoin #plebchat #growstr
I still don’t understand. What you say may be true about centralized systems - they tend towards something other than their initial objective.
But I don’t see how this relates to consistency. Bitcoin is one of the most consistent things humans have invented - it’s not centralized and it’s a critical feature.
Generally, inconsistency is a pain in the ass when it comes to technology. Imagine opening your text messaging app and it not consistently loading your previous messages.
I don’t understand this. nostr:note1lnp6ct8r6p7av3hv3luw3qk0c9vsu2x36k3evzxtysphwrq2vt2qtyaa9p