Where my San Antonio folks at? Emily of Survival Guide is playing at the Brick in the Blue Star Art Complex on February 7th. Cool little venue, and she's a v4v musician.

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If you're a Bitcoiner that doesn't homestead, I'm going to suggest you try a homesteading activity this year. You'll develop an appreciation for other long time preference activities you that will enhance your life. Here's a few ideas. 1) Create your own hard apple cider. It's dead simple, and costs under $20 for the supplies. And if you buy the apple juice in one of the glass gallon jugs, you have a cool jug to keep. Apple Cider takes time, and often the longer you wait, the better it gets. 2) Develop and maintain your own sour dough starter, and make bread every few weeks. 3) Grow a tomato from seed. There's something very magical about watching the life cycle of a plant, and getting food out of it. 4) Ferment. I like creme fraiche, kombucha, and sauerkraut.

AI music is layer 3 shitcoinery. Layer 1 - actual musicians spend years honing their craft, record music, release it to the world Layer 2 - engineers spend years learning to program, take the music, upload it to their computers, and develop algorithms to replicate the music with variation Layer 3 - some dude spends a few minutes typing a few instructions into the computer program built at layer 2, gets some some par music and lyrics spit out to him, he puts it up on a Platform, adds a value block, then wants you to send him sats

@boo-bury @bitpunk.fm is typing @ChadF and 33 others @DuhLaurien ✌🏻👽💨 Remember when I said I’m not trying to convince anyone, I’m trying to be a radio beacon for those that are already convinced so we can find each other and build something new and beautiful. Maybe we found another one. View quoted note →