you know, when they report inflation is 10%, it means that it already happened. you lost that money.
sure, its great to obtain btc, but it doesnt help the current moment
is it tracking bolt12 as a whole or only "ln nodes supporting onion forwarding" ?
the idea of liquid backed channels and trustless bridges between those two aren't necessarily what aqua does.
they swap liquid chain into lightning.
idea: set daily budget for zaps and let it be streamed to posts you see
Have you tried https://tams.wtf/ yet? Store files on IPFS after encrypting/decrypting them in your browser anonymously 🔐@theaftermessage
It’s in alpha, feedback is appreciated 💪
no, just build PWAs
nah, p2p ftw
thats too much sats on smartphone, dont you think?
after learning the basic principles of programming language, one should jump head-on into an actual project that interests them and learn by doing, rather then getting stuck inside a tutorial trap
im really loving rust compiler, there isnt any other compiler that doesnt let you compile unsafe code, explain whats wrong and how to fix it
The problem with bailing out $SBIV depositors is that their money has already been lost in the economy and making them full would necessarily introduce more money to the economy which in turn cause more inflation.
The same story Austrian economists are telling again and again
For holding 90% of it's value while Bitcoin only about 30% since a year ago
Api endpoint returned btc price in "20,146.5106" format and I couldn't for world figure out why kotlin .toFloatOrNull() returned null every single time, even though it was a valid number -> turns out, it was the comma
Be well rested, caffeine and excitement in your work
"Clean code" might perform up to 15+ times slower than optimized variant.
around $10/ 30 eggs (medium size)
it also means you are limiting your options in order to minimize the risk exposure, but thats cost of it
WoS takes 0.3% fee sending onchain to it, or fixedfloat will do it for 0.5-1%