Economic hardship sucks but has a lot to teach. Being out in a tiny isolated house somewhere has taught me: - To become a better programmer (bad internet access made me think about the problems instead of trying to reach out for help on the internet/chatbot) - Made me appreciate the power of boredom (to meditate about life, goals, skills and meaning) - To understand that constraints are necessary and the pain that comes from them easier to handle that total abundance (were many times we get lost) Appreciate what you have, improve your skills to improve where you are, stack and spend sats and enjoy your adventure, even when it seems to suck. #yestr 🚀

People perpetually entertained by their phones are unfit for an interesting talk, unfit for an interesting thought. Are like little children constantly moving their hands, distracted by the blink of any light 💡 #nostosophy

Proof-of-work + Difficulty adjustment + Block reward. That’s it

“Contribute your time to the honest system” by @Jeff Booth

Get some perspective https://www.pricedinbitcoin21.com/landing

Opening Nostr feels like freedom! Do it more often, share useful information, connect with other humans in the physical world 💪

End-of-privacy in Europe? Guilty until an state algorithm proves otherwise