i've got no confidence that the former is possible, the momentum and the timescale of the planning of this is over 150 years.
something about messing around with HTLCs on payments. and something that sounds like rage quitting.
i can't take it seriously.
especially that they reference linux kernel security problems that are related to NDAs.
my opinion is that it's FUD, probably promoted by the same crowd that is making all the DC cuck sock puppet me too idiots.
just keep in mind the context around which things like this get dropped. the game theory suggests that they are trying yet another tack to try and change the code.
manufacture a fake crisis and then push for something that enables more bullshit along the same lines as ordinals, which came courtesy of taproot btw.
do you want to prevent it happening or not get caught in it?
i have two rules:
1. if the official language is english, gtfo
2. if the official language is european, get out of the big cities.
they can't pen everyone in everywhere. there will be us proles (plebs) in the outpost regions that "don't matter". these are also the ripe grounds for bitcoin standard.
it reads like pure disinfo to me.
aliens aren't negotiating with the governments. no advanced civilisation negotiates with terrorists.
This man tries to report me for "impersonation". I don't know if he knows english but that is not the correct word at all. I never would even want to impersonate him. :-()
nostr:npub1gcxzte5zlkncx26j68ez60fzkvtkm9e0vrwdcvsjakxf9mu9qewqlfnj5z does his "report" affect the visibility of my account?
maybe on the app he does it with but that's not protocol level.
if the one you are using is, change to another one. don't keep using a client that enables asshats.
humans not ready lol.
yes, we are, but they are waiting for the completion of the fermentation before they exterminate the infected.
soon TM
yeah, a lot is azores, a small amount is madeira, and the rest is from portugal mainland.
the butcher told us that they don't know where it comes from exactly most of the time.
100% the bitcoin atlantis event MUST include a mass espetada meal, i hope they have it planned.
especially, if they can source it from the madeira beef farmers. there is a few of them out there, and their meat is not at any kind of premium, just hard to find.
very likely the beef will need to be at least partly Azores sourced. those islands are covered in cows. 30% of portuguese milk comes from them, and since 2015, a lot of that milk is from grass fed.
anyone who is getting a good profit not introducing a radically new product should be suspicious that at some point a rugpull is coming. but then, most people don't understand the taxation/banking collusion.
for sure, you need to ditch the fake sugars. my experience says that to resolve the problem properly you have to ditch all sugars except lactose.
an interesting and odd benefit out of this, i drink 3L of milk a day, with 3 tsp of sea salt and 60g of cacao powder (10% fat), and i've been walking the steep hills around here and doing situps and pushups and i'm starting to get a little cut after a month of this diet.
i seem to be recovered enough now too that i can tolerate a little of the sugars on occasion where up until very recently it was a ticket to a painful tooth for 24 hours. there could also be some kind of protective effect from the milk sugars and casein shielding my teeth from the chemical attack from the bacteria. and/or could be that my microbiome is changing because of the new diet.
i hope you manage to get that garbage out of your diet and move to the PV :D
i think that the 'total control' meme is a smokescreen for what they really are up to, and most of the instruments of it don't even realize what the real objective is.
mass slaughter.
they know that there will be pockets of resistance that accumulate enough social momentum to adopt bitcoin and be insulated from the fallout, they don't care, they just need their mass sacrifice ritual.
i know that sounds all biblical and shit but seriously, that's what's happening and that's why they are putting the fences up. just like you do with a herd of cattle, chase them into the cages, stick them on the back of trucks, put them all into the waiting area, and then funnel them in one by one to have spikes shot through their brainstem prior to being skinned and hung on hooks for the market.
the upshot is, don't expect to survive with your freedom, health or maybe even life intact if the fences are up. they will put the fences up very soon, this is implicit in the wartime socialism that will erupt all over the place once the 'lost' weapons from ukraine 'aid' suddenly appear 'out of nowhere' being used to mass slaughter 'dirty infidels'. and other ethnic targets.
and at that point, if you didn't get out, you will discover the hard way that the governments greatest enemy is people who want freedom tech and free markets.
i had proper talho, espetada last night.
a madeiran specialty, chunks of beef skewered on a long heavy skewer and roasted over coals/fire.
you get a bit of everything, char, smoking, and juicy rare parts, the procedure of pulling the pieces off the shared sticks and the juices dripping into your bread (i didn't eat it, but i love that juice), man, it's not to be missed.
for sure, as soon as possible i need to have one of these madeiran fire pit/grill/oven things and a walk in fridge with a carcass there i can cut off strips and stick on the skewer... it's divine, absolutely divine.
all of the modern versions of the languages themselves even are photocopies of photocopies of the older languages too. most of them minced up through the machinery of imperialism.
the only bright side to it is that once you have a firm grasp on a few distinct varieties of european languages you practically acquire the entire continent's stems and variants of modifiers and learning more of them (either other languages or deeper in each) gets easier.
yeah, the bottom is gonna fall out of that market when the banks tighten up the screws on them all. governments are rushing in to claim more taxes on it as well.
the informal short to medium term rentals with no contract are a thing that i've been finding via searching classified ad sites the last few years, and have been far better value and huge GFY at the system.
the central banks are trying to shut down the entire network of private banking.
it's one of the ways you know you are living in a decent place if the banks aren't closing and shutting out customers for no reason. i had a huge problem in bulgaria while opening a bank account for a job, went back to a bank that i had an open account up until 2017 and they refused to open an account for me, even with an employment contract and a lease agreement. because i was a foreigner.
i had to fall back on a neobank.
i'm very suspicious about neobanks being part of the play here in this too. right now they have pretty good service but the Ts and Cs keep getting more fucked over by the EU.
it really depends whether he means github the monopoly or github the universally used software development repository library.
it would be very cool, indeed, to have more automation for bounty disbursement systems, but there's a LOTTA cryptography and protocol design needed to make that secure and not some way to quietly rob people.
i dunno about immutability. i mean, i find it problematic that strings are by force in this way locked, since passwords come in this way there's some sanitation issues with that. and there is gonna be some adding of overhead with MMU having a huge map of immutables, and in general, the whole reason to have immutability is to avoid race conditions, and i'm very strict about atomics and mutexes on any shared data.
i'd rather remove immutability from strings and a simple static analysis could reveal what data needs to be mutex protected.
i'd also rewrite the entire 'fmt' library to work with an alias of []byte types and the 'strings' library too, so it's all built to be mutable.
the stack/heap allocation stuff can literally be avoided with GOGC set to zero. you just have to probably write a bunch of libraries that do your memory handling for you. a lot of unsafe stuff could easily be done with freelists managing blobs, it would require an allocation manager.
it would certainly be cool if you could drop in alternative runtime back ends in place of the default one. and if possible, make these blobs shared libraries so they can not be repeated in every binary.
imo, the whole shennanigans with generics was such a waste of time making changes to the language that have really borne minimal benefits. the two issues you name are far more important to broadening the use cases, flexibility and efficiency of the language.
as for avoiding big allocations and stuff, i am always considering this in how i write my code. i tend to do a lot of explicit variable declaration and try to move them explicitly outside of loops since the compiler could miss that and be running allocations pointlessly when a pointer can be reused easily and the GC can easily identify when a big long list of pointers need to be freed up.
things like network handlers, it's pretty easy to just make one collection of buffers and always reuse them so GC doesn't touch them.
good to know you are also a go maxi :) too many wishy washy people with fondness for following what is 'cool', not even considering for a minute that cool is not necessarily practical or secure, or efficient.


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