This chat made me think about literacy and the future.. will the world's literacy start to go down because the average person will be able to get by with audio interfaces to AI? https://fountain.fm/episode/mRBFoMz8dQq6AEDcSObI

Finally getting to the end of the Spanish #f1 .. * F1 SPOILER * that safety car restart slide from Max was mad - he's super human for catching that.

The old "I'm waiting for my code to compile" is now "I'm waiting for the AI to make all the changes"

coding with AI is great. I get to architect the overall design and some implementation details and the AI does the dirty work. AND it can provide some opinions or improvements. It is exactly like working with someone else on a team, except that we can realize and iterate on the implementation in seconds/minutes.

I love Michael Crichton but haven't read JP! I Really enjoyed his Timeline book. Also eat better than the movie which only came out after i had read the book.

If a non custodial money transmitter is responsible for a few of their users using it for criminal purposes, that same ruling should surely apply to mobile phone service providers when users make calls or send each other messages for criminal purooses, or to ISPs if any of their users do criminal activities using their internet service. Why is it just money? What about ATMs or banks that give money to people who then do crime? It sets such a ridiculous precedent

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TFTC: A Bitcoin Podcast • #618: The Samourai Case Threatens Every Bitcoiner with Zack Shapiro • Listen on Fountain

Marty sits down with Zack Shapiro to discuss the Samourai case. Zack Shapiro on Twitter: https://x.com/zackbshapiro P2P Rights: https://p2prights.o...

Pizza meetup on pizza day was gooooood

This was so good. Hearing this kind of humor in a podcast was so refreshing. Loving freedom tech for this. Just sad I'm probably too late to have Gigi inside of me

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Proof of Health • #13 Privacy is Your Most Valuable Asset - Uncle Rockstar Dev • Listen on Fountain

In this episode, Uncle Rockstar and I chat about the day-to-day life of a Bitcoin developer. We discuss why keeping your own keys and supporting op...

I actually switched to Knots this week. And only just noticed this debate was posted. Need to watch tomorrow. #bitcoin

I remember as a young kid in the 90s, having a book called something like “how computers work” and reason it diligently, learning so much. I remember learning SI prefixes from Terra down to Pico. Giga- (bytes etc) was hardly even a thing then. I remember having a 1.99GiB hdd and like 32MiB of RAM or something. And I think that was my upgraded pc - don’t think I knew the specs of my first PC. Also, I think it was like a pentium II 166MHz (or 366?) processor… Amazing how many orders of magnitude processing power and storage have grown in the last 30~ years that felt like a blink of an eye. Life is fast

I am a huge Lion King fan. Along with The Matrix, it is my top ranked movie and other movie I can recite most of the lines to. Watched both so many times as a kid. I just watched “Mufasa: The Lion King”… damn. It was good. I loved how much they tied back to the original movie.

Finally season 5 of You is available on Netflix for me. Cannot wait to start. Not sure what it says about me that it’s one of my favorite series … hahaha

Claude Sonnet 3.7 is way better than GPT-4o-mini (as a coding assistant). I'd been using Claude up until now but wanted to try GPT-4o-mini for a bit. It kept getting context wrong, like caching old versions of files and wasn't able to update. I know 4o-mini is a smaller faster model so maybe not a good comparison, but just a note to myself.

Right now AI writes code that follows our human made design patterns and principles for clean code etc. I wonder if these will become irrelevant as there will be more optimal solutions and as humans do less of the coding, readability/maintainability because less of a requirement. Still a far way out for sure - especially since we still have to verify and fix a lot - but.. not that far.

I’m really enjoying AI at work. When I’m code reviewing or refactoring other people’s code and I can just smell something is offensive to some design principles but I can’t put my finger on which ones, I just explain my concerns to AI and it validates me and tells me the name of the principles being violated hahaha. I love refactoring dirty code

We need some #nostr filters for like "median-trending" where it shows random notes that get around the median number of interactions. I'd love to see a distribution posts by "interaction count". Maybe it'd be better to pick a different percentile than p50. Purpose: Better discovery outside of the top accounts

Another benefit of split keyboards. There’s a space for your coffee to spill when you knock it over.

This was great. @Seth For Privacy Would love to hear opinions on the payment options in Robosats and what your preferred ones are. Bank transfers are the easiest and most available (including wise and revolut) but these are KYC’d so it’s a little bit meh 🫤

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Your Bitcoin Story • Bitcoin vs. Big Brother: Can Privacy Survive? w/ Seth For Privacy | Your Bitcoin Story #100 • Listen on Fountain

Seth for Privacy explores Bitcoin's evolving privacy landscape, emphasizing self-custody, avoiding KYC exchanges, covenants, silent payments, and p...

Who are some good content creators (ideally audio/visual content but books would work too) in modern AI? Transformers and Diffusers etc. I’m an engineer but a NN AI noob and wanting to learn. I know of Andrej Karpathy and that’s about it. Also any suggested online courses for getting hands-on are welcome too! (Don’t care what language though I assume it’s going to be Python) #LLM #AI #neuralnetworks #asknostr #aidev