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Marius
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life, freedom, reason, btc, cln, lnbits, https://mint.mountainlake.io ⛵️🎾📷
Thank you, Yegor (@Change this if you want), for a set of amazing graphics for a local #Bitcoin event. Spectacular artwork. I am going to share the images here once everything is finalized.
"stay humble, stack sats" - such a brilliant distillate by @ODELL . we are all plebs one way or another. the phenomenon is too expansive, the details too complex, the implications too wide. #Bitcoin is exposing the pretenders like nothing else.
I am looking for recommendations for an ergonomic coder laptop running Ubuntu well.
What springs to your mind first when you read about „multible mutable borrows to some data“? A Fed manual? „Recall that Rc<T> lets you have multiple owners of some data, but it only gives immytable access to that data. If you have an Rc<T> that holds a RefCell<T>, you can get a value that can have multiple owners and that you can mutate!“ from „The Rust Programming Language“
"Broken Money" by @Lyn Alden is a brilliant read. It covers a broad range of highly relevant insights and technologies that are essential to those who wish to understand. Lyn found a clean style of punching strait and without lingering for too long on a subject that can be dealt with swiftly. She observes sharply without blaming but she also does not mince words and calls bs where necessary - and necessary it is. 1A Insight . You can easily get it at
I think we can do ourselves a big favor by ignoring Bitcoin‘s exchange rates for the next eight weeks. If your position is leveraged consider unwinding.
“Thus the whole fabric of our vast commerce is found to depend upon the improbability that the merchants and other customers of the banks will ever want, simultaneously and suddenly, so much as one-twentieth part of the gold money which they have a right to receive on demand at any moment during banking hours.” W. Stanley Jevons in “Broken Money” by @Lyn Alden . Jevon’s text was published in 1875 and it seems that the banking sector was working more on diminishing the likelihood of depositors wanting their money back than on establishing a sound banking system with a high asset/liability duration integrity. This “fabric” will be torn to pieces. Prepare.