according to lifestyle clip: tip the waiter at the beginning of the meal does anyone do this? it makes a lot of sense... however, it seems like it would confuse the waiter...

"and that concludes the test of the emergency bailout procedure." the conference room erupted into applause. the simulation of the new financial system had just been fireproofed against the ultimate attack—a withering blight from within that questioned its main tenets. as a final emergency measure, the entire system had replicated itself, containing a copy of everything that had happened before: growing in proportion to the death of the old one.

the seedlings sprout, but have a better chance of surviving when the old tree is damaged or failing. maybe that's the feature i'm starting to see in all this. you can replicate the ledger. you can replicate the rules. you can even change the rules. but you can't replicate the desire of everyone else to come with you. most seedlings die. when the tree really is failing, though, one of them might grow. it's a kind of self-healing system.

just accidentally sent how to send my first Bip110 transaction! i forgot to toggle Sparrow off of my Start9 node which is still running Bip110. the transaction wasn't on mempool.space, so then i checked mempool.guide. there it was! it might be 2 weeks to confirm... By then i might even mine my own transaction. ChatGPT tells me that my Optiplex CPU with 4 cores probably can mine Blake2b--pending some more details. "The i7-4770K is a Haswell desktop CPU with 4 physical cores / 8 threads, 3.5 GHz base and up to 3.9 GHz turbo, with an 84 W TDP. Intel Core i7-4770K" i'm excited. The words "It's a feature, not a bug" keep echoing in my head. I'm definitely rethinking "digital scarcity" What is actually scarce here? it seems like the network was essentially replicated for all participants that *want* to participate. is the desire to toggle a button the only thing that is scarce?

#asknostr I bougt an Lenovo ideatab tablet. I thought this would help me keep working with AI in tight spaces traveling. However, I just miss a laptop when I try using it for the first hour. Does this feeling go away? Are tablets any good for ai development Or should I just find another home for it?

what is Bitcoin. It's a question that's been haunting me all week. Kratter mentioned the immaculate conception and no preminde... It's that and know You own Bitcoin if you own all the branches it creates. Hopefully whatever custodian people choose will also do their due diligence in keeping all the branches that their customers own. Corecoin can run on captured servers. I'll run my node with clean sound money, thank you very much, and that's where I will store my energy. I have 0 interest in running a node for a network that stores junk on it, that caters to large corporations and mining companies that doesn't care about me. Live off the dirty money, keep the clean. Bitcoin just pooped out a bunch of fiat rewards that is the hubris of all of our enemies-- Spoils of war that we can spend instead of good hard money. I thought Bitcoin died last week. Nope. Bitcoin just got even more interesting. It regenerates from its own ashes. It gives off energy like electrons collapsing into k shells. Hold the trunk, keep the fruitful branches, give away the rotten ones. Or if you're not a good gardener, just keep everything until you know the branch is dead. If your Bitcoin is the kind that doesn't need the nodes then it may be the kind to give away...

Who knew Bitcoin is like tuning into channels. Just tune into channel that treats your time and energy and hardware best. The battles are between the channels. We needed a bigger fight space and that's what we got. It's the only tribe in history that you can switch allegiance on a dime, and instantly port everything to the better tribe. Everything you had in the one tribe, you'll have in the other. The only difference is that your rights will be respected. Your channel doesn't understand "do unto others as you would have them do unto you"? Find the channel that does.

How I feel to be an shareholder in the largest stack of bitcoins.: 800k core coins, 800k Luke coins, The best part is that core coins will need to be sold to pay dividends, buy back STRC. It must suck to be any sovereign or business that only gets whatever one they buy and not 2 for 1. The only way to get 2 for 1 is to buy MSTR. Nfa, im certified crazy

This guy has the deets. I was hoping I could just mine with my start 9...