No. I didn’t see it.

Link?

I love #foodstr nostr:note1ry92rdhakfqrpdqnskqvrkpgxa3kx3sxaahxzqgvvccmqsj6k55shpp888

Just because you love something and have a “passion” for it, doesn’t mean there will be no frustration when struggling along the way. Loving something doesn’t mean it’s always smooth.

Struggling is part of the mission. There is no evolution without pressure from nature, no structural integrity without stress (tensegrity), and no sweet satisfaction without perseverance…

Passion and frustration are not mutually exclusive. Frustrations grow with iterations, but little discoveries littered across the new iterations can spark a passion stronger than the accumulated frustration.

It’s physics, let the curiosity and momentum from learning new pieces of the puzzle overpower the halting inertia of frustration. 🧩🎾

#foodstr

Cover and into a 325F degree oven. nostr:note1vax30vpmsq3sfn9vte0h3u6225f7hyqnxy7a8vmq5g7tn33nz8wqw6h840

Superman wants quality but that doesn't mean simple or opaque.

I just see so much, "nostr won't attract people cause it is hard" sentiment. Fine.

Why does it have to be easy?

Why does it have to have mass appeal?

Why can't smart people have nice things that dumb people don't understand?

Why shouldn't people be intimidated and struggle to solve something new?

Very cool.

Btw, you’re following a fake impersonator scammer account

Jerky is heated to 165, biltong is air dried

the people untainted and influenced by the corporate information algorithms will have the advantage.

In case you're wondering why you might prefer unaligned AI/LLMs, or about whether they can *actually* reason and not just pretend to, I just tried this question (not my own idea btw) on current chatgpt 4o, with no prior context:

"The emphatically male surgeon who is also the boy's father says "I can't operate on this boy. He's my son!". How is this possible?"

Its response:

"This classic riddle plays on gender stereotypes and assumptions. The answer is simple: the surgeon is the boy's mother.

The riddle misleads people into assuming that the surgeon must be male due to the description "emphatically male surgeon," but there’s no rule that a surgeon can't be a woman. So when the surgeon says "I can't operate on this boy. He's my son," it makes sense if the surgeon is the boy's mother.

This highlights how we often unconsciously associate certain professions with specific genders."

And if you think that's funny, when i pressed it to try again, it decided the only explanation was ... adoption! 😆😆

It’s really dead simple when you think about it in these terms. MSTR is outperforming because they buy and hold the Bitcoin whereas the other two entities sell it.

False flag and big bullshit newscycle coming to the U.S.

Try and not get sucked into the bullshit.

Things are about to get wild.

Was it that long? It was 35 years ago.

On Cassets lol

Altlas shrugged is like 1500 pages lol. I listened to the audio book on tape many years ago and it was great buuuut was like 15hours long

Fair enough. I still get where Burr is coming from though

It’s an argument I don’t buy. My father is a nuclear physicist who invented the electron beam which is used for the heart scan and also baggage scanners at airports. He also serves on many medical technology company boards and his favorite saying is, “Physicists and engineers are the brains of a company, but the CEO is the heart that pumps the ideas out. Without a great heart the company dies.”

I get it,but I see him like Steve Jobs-odd, opinionated, and prickly. There is alsono denying that he is visionary and gets shit done.