ice melts but joint pain doesn’t 😂

If you also give back that other half of lifetime earnings, ok.

This scream is so emotional and uninformed, I'm sorry someone made you feel this way.

We know, we feel. 🙈

I'm staying very quiet now

Whats that you say? You need a public road to get your sick child to the public hospital? Sorry thats communism!

You better fucking pay up, for the toll road that I fucking own and the hospital that I do not contribute to because im at the peak of my health and have no children?

What? You want me to pay taxes for your children to go to school?

Thats collectivism and communism!

You wanted liberty and democracy? Lets rock n Roll!

no more public services of any kind for you and your little brats!

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You're only born with two fears: falling and loud noises. The rest of your fears are learned. Unlearn the ones that don't serve you.

-Nick Cownie

Die the hair black and not a day over 30 👌

GM. Steve Jobs did not let his child use an iPad at home. He knew the dangers of those devices for children.

So there's this progression. First you see something like Cashu when you say, "Oh, it's a custodial lightning wallet with better privacy for users and no accounts." And then you realize, "Oh, I can use this to pay someone who is offline. I just send them a string and that’s the ecash note.” And then you realize, "Oh, this works over long range radio with very low bandwidth. And then you realize, oh, if we trust the same mint, we can actually use it to route lightning payments without open channels to the mint (the channel is the trust). And we can use it as a lightning wallet for ourselves. And then you can say, oh, we can create these community mints for “islands” that are not connected to the internet.

And then you realize, "Oh, there can be more than one Uncle Jim, and we don't have to trust this one person. We can have shared custody, and this thing has better privacy." And suddenly you realize you are were not expecting anything like this at all when you first saw it, when it began. It has completely different implications than what I was expecting previously.

It's the same with Nostr. It's like, "Oh, this is not a very good protocol. It depends on a few relays and you can’t even store images on it and who would use it." And it's cumbersome. Now there are blogging platforms and communities and marketplaces and AI communicating over it. And there's this innovation that no one was expecting when they first started. It was like thinking about the protocol and trying to judge it by its design, but its use (and implications) is discovered, not designed. Same way you can send a calendar invite over email, or do encrypted group chats over it (DeltaChat).

It’s interesting to see, how we use technologies that in theory should not have worked, but in practice, they do. Bitcoin is one of them. The probability of its success was very low.

A friend of mine said in a podcast with me that Bitcoin’s risk adjusted value is actually better than a decade ago. Yes, you could have bought cheap Bitcoin. But its success back then was very improbable. Now you are buying the asset of the parallel financial system, back then, it was a membership card in a club of geeks. After several that have failed…

good morning 💜

hope you all slept well 🤗

Can't you people just hop on some phonetic language?? In our lands nostr is nostr for anybody, very short and with beautiful hard stR in the end👀

cute, pic. but with all due respect, that's just not how basic rules of english pronunciation work

it's a short o

rost + er = roster (not rō - ster)

fost + er = foster (not fō - ster)

nost + er = nostr (not nō - ster)

tostr ≠ toaster

rostr ≠ roaster

costr ≠ coaster

nostr ≠ noaster

etc.

If you find one please post it. This is something I would like to archive as well.

Warm up before switching the laundry 💁🏻‍♂️

Pre-laundry workout:

Lift a glass up and towards you, hold, put it back down. Repeat once a minute for 30 minutes.

You can fill the glass to whatever level you feel comfortable with but I recommend taking it slow and ramp it up with 4 oz increments.

Rule #2 if you have a pet, said pet is going to wake up at least one kid few minutes after you make them sleep.

MAKE SURE TO NEVER WASH!

Oh. Můj. Bože. Nepotřebuje ten člověk vokalistku? Jazzovat o hodlování je zhmotněný sen🥰

As a someone who rode with ambulance twice in last four days, yup. But let's be fair, med care is different by location. I gave two births in Germany and didn't hear from any of my czech friends about care I got there. In national hospital, nothing fancy.

Unpopular opinion: bard and chatgpt are more useful than many medicine doctors for 99% use cases.

Doctors often figure out you're not dying, prescribe light pain killers and send you home.

Just last week experience: a doctor prescribed two medicines that should not be taken together.

Another doctor after hearing that the patient is allergic to ibuprofen prescribed ibuprofen two minutes later. It was literally two lines following each other in the report. Allergies: ibuprofen, recommendation: ibuprofen.

That's llama-7B level. Maybe even llama-7B wouldn't do it.

So self diagnosis and treatment again.

And then you come to the doctors office, tell that you googled or consulted with AI and they roll their eyes. That is quite fun, because the research is 9 times out of 10 better than what the doctor tells you.

No, I'm not saying that the AI is perfect. I'm saying that medical doctors, especially in ambulances are that bad. BTW the experience spanned two countries, definitely not a local problem.

I am not Muslim but I agree. That’s why it’s good to know other people’s perspective of the world. Respect is always the answer. 💜

Something I regret I have not done coming to cryptoanarchy space is staying anonymous. The technologies and vibe is such that this is possible to a large extent and we have good role models.

The catch there is not being a jerk while being anonymous and that some people can't handle. But we also have good role models.

To be fair, some people fail at the not being a jerk even if they're not anonymous.