Camo works. #meme 
Yes. I think maybe the Air is higher end. Or the Mini. But the Apple product lines are confusing, and Jobs is turning circles in his grave.
Last one! 🤣🤣🤣 #meme 
#meme 
#meme 
Siri, go home. You’re drunk. (I was trying to say “Call or text when you get here.”) 
Are any of the other NIPs mandatory? I don’t think so, but I did not search very long.
We agree that there should be as few *mandatory* NIPs as possible. I honestly think Nostr is doing this right—a minimal base of mandatory NIPs plus whatever optional features that clients and relays choose.
I like that different clients have compatible features. How do we accomplish this without additional NIPs? (This is not a gotcha. I am sincerely open to other ideas.)
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I believe only NIP-01 is mandatory. Beyond that, all the NIPs are à la cart. I honestly don’t see the harm in having a wide variety of choices.
Norbert Michel and Nicholas Anthony blogged at Cato today about the 2018 amendment to the Dodd-Frank Act.
https://www.cato.org/blog/dodd-frank-was-never-gutted-it-was-barely-touched
Thanks, friend. Good article.
Tomorrow at 1pm ET, will be talking with Lyn Alden and Arnold Kling about the Silicon Valley Bank fiasco and whether the worst is yet to come for American banks and the Fed… https://www.youtube.com/live/WalAt5nyJY0?feature=share
A liberal friend is blaming 2018 bank deregulation. I’d appreciate it if you asked about this.
I’m also not thrilled about the FDIC covering deposits over $250k. The rules were established long before SVB collapsed. Those that had more than $250k in an account should have known better. I feel like this sets a bad precedent. But once again, I’d be interested in your guests’ opinions.
Is there a meaningful distinction between the two?
TIL that lip-sync dance videos are a national security threat. 🤦🏻♂️ https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2023/mar/07/white-house-bipartisan-bill-tiktok-ban
“Believe what you see on Twitter and not what you see in newspapers,” Mr. Musk said.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/07/business/elon-musk-twitter-finances.html
This seems like questionsable advice.
Yes and no. I keep seeing articles about outages on Twitter but haven't experienced any. The media wants Elon to fail, and it shows.
(This is not to be read as an endorsement of Elon. He has not been the free speech advocate that we had hoped for. I still remain cautiously optimistic that things will settle on an objective set of rules and evenhanded enforcement.)
There's this. It's a relay that delivers an RSS feed into your stream.
