ꓘodingIsFun @KodinglsFun

@dangambardello The historical timing is hard to dismiss. $BTC’s 4-year cycle has held up timing-wise better than people want to admit. What changed is the structure around it: ETF flows, institutional ownership, less extreme drawdowns, weaker alt rotation, & a more mature market.

Codex is cool, but usage limits on all ai these days suck. I didn't realize chat gpt, in the browser, could accept a repo in a .zip file & work on it then return it as a .zip. This is a game changer. I just have to split my main roadmap into smaller pieces & increment slower.

IDK how everyone else develops, but this has been my playbook and it has been working wonderfully. My main goal is to keep the top level as clean as possible continuing down. If I can't navigate the repo how the heck is the AI supposed to? Frozen docs + roadmaps = clear path

@FreedomMemesIRL @realvijayk @AnandaSingh22 I'm eager to see if kaspa:native continues to have higher velocity than $BTC (when age-matched). kaspa:native has until September to reach ~$0.36 to merely match $BTC 's velocity. You think $MARA would be mining kaspa:native if they thought kaspa:native wouldn't make it?

@basedlayer "Take a ₿ite" $BTC's fee paradox: 🪦Low fees → weak security, centralized, dead chain 💸High fees → centralized, elitist, unusable Block wars = structural changes are virtually impossible L2s shift load but starve miners, so who secures the base? x.com/saylor/status/…

Michael Saylor @saylor

2 years ago

Take a ₿ite

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@BTCXMR6 @1_Stupid_Fuck What about the "except as otherwise provided by law" part? Sounds like they've created a bunch of exceptions that covers everything already.

@theswansjr "Or maybe Satoshi and Hal didn't premine but rather conspired with some other early miners to orchestrate a system-wide rollback and revert a 50M$ transaction? Your history-validating full node would tell you nothing about such a collusion" x.com/hashdag/status…

Yonatan Sompolinsky @hashdag

3 years ago

Or maybe Satoshi and Hal didn't premine but rather conspired with some other early miners to orchestrate a system-wide rollback and revert a 50M$ transaction? Your history-validating full node would tell you nothing about such a collusion

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@RobinSeyr I don’t hate $BTC. It’s just too slow, too ossified, & has a long-term security-budget problem w/ a fee paradox: 🪦Low fees → weak security, centralized, dead chain 💸High fees → centralized, elitist, unusable L2s shift load but starve miners, so who secures the base?

@theswansjr How do we know the same "banking cartel" didn't pay someone(s) to create $BTC? Even if they're not, how do we know that their plan is not to reclaim the power? Especially, since DLT is already running into centralization risks right now? Top 2-3 pools control > 51%

@magnalbo1 Great find! Since we know Satoshi had an optimized/multithreaded CPU miner that could massively outperform v0.1, then if he also had 2 nodes it seals it: Satoshi wasn't a philanthropic altruist, because they didn't limit themselves; the hardware did. kodinglsfun.substack.com/p/satoshi-was-…

@theswansjr Great defense of $BTC against brute-force 51% rewrite, but it ignores attack surfaces. Selfish mining, block withholding, eclipse, routing/BGP, fee-security issues, & mining-pool centralization all show BTC security is more conditional than “energy makes attacks impossible.”

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Janice Elizabeth McAfee @theemrsmcafee

5 days ago

The dead cannot cry out for justice. It is the responsibility of the living to do so for them. An epic love story... A true crime story... My search for justice for my husband John McAfee. MrsMcAfee.com

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@sesi_the_man This is my favorite song from them. At one point, a long time ago, I could play it on guitar. youtube.com/watch?v=MM62wj…

@HawkCryptoTech @MiningRabid The argument isn’t that every BTC cycle has same price path. Obviously drivers & returns changed. Point is major tops/bottoms have clustered around 4yr halving/liquidity rhythm. Diff paths, similar timing. Doesn’t make it a law of physics, but it definitely doesn’t “mean nothing.

@HawkCryptoTech @MiningRabid It doesn’t “mean nothing” $BTC’s last 3 bear bottoms came ~363, ~376, & ~406 days after cycle tops: Jan 2015, Dec 2018, Nov 2022. If Oct 2025 was cycle top, then Oct-Nov 2026 is exactly where historical timing model says to watch. Not guaranteed, but definitely not meaningless.

@theswansjr If $BTC's future depends on L2s, but L2s starve miners, what secures the base? Why do you think Satoshi didn't design $BTC for ASIC's despite likely foreseeing them? Could Satoshi’s presence have resolved the block size debate before it fractured the community?

I lived above a lady w/ mental illness that fired a gun one night. Buddy & I playing CoD, drinking some 40s, smoking weed, and we hear what sounds like a marble/rock flying around in the floor/walls. Then not much longer cops banging on door to have everyone removed to handle it.

CBS News @CBSNews

5 days ago

A man in Canterbury, England seen using a blowtorch on his neighbor's door in July 2024 has been sentenced indefinitely to a secure medical facility. The 31-year-old had 16 prior convictions and a history of mental health issues.

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@Minorleaguesman @dudlydorit @MarcoFoster_ You’re confusing empathy w/ submission. Understanding the lion’s perspective doesn’t mean letting it eat you. It means seeing reality clearly enough to know when peace is possible & when defense is necessary. Empathy w/o boundaries is suicidal; strength w/o empathy is predation.

@Minorleaguesman @dudlydorit @MarcoFoster_ How did I "gamed the AI"? I simply asked 2 questions & it responded. Where exactly in the response is it wrong? It's a clear, non-partisan tool for reducing bias & ID-driven reasoning. The kind of thinking that cuts thru media framing wars effectively.