The Victorian government has purchased 45 safe machete disposal bins for $13 MILLION! That is $288,888 per bin. I love government corruption. Due to an increase in knife crime all large knives are illegal to own (2 years in prison, no excuses slave). Thankfully we have these $288k bins to keep us safe.

I think generative AI will change peoples perception of simulation theory. We use to think of simulation theory like a video game. A world constructed for us. Preexisting in some supercomputers memory. Meticulously created. Rules, boundaries and content predefined. But now we are getting used to the idea of generative worlds. Soon our most realistic digital interactive experiences will not be with pre-crafted worlds but will instead spontaneously generated just in time as we explore them. As people to continue to ponder simulation theory they will charge the lens they view it through from being some big open world simulation we are exploring and replace it with the view that it may be spontaneously being generated by our consciousness. Makes you think about fate. The malleability of our reality. The possibility of consciousness creating or “prompting” the world around us.

Sitting in a taxi where the air is thick with the aroma of cigarettes. Is it possible to transmit fresh air over relays yet? Devs please do something.

I think I might be living in a giant ponzi scheme.

The nostr app I would build if I could code. ZapGolf. A two player mini golf web game. Log in with nostr to play with nostr friends. Both players connect with NWC. Every time you hit the ball it sends a zap to the other player. The more strokes it takes the more sats the winning player wins. Zap amount could be set at the start of the game. Option to play on expert mode where the cost doubles with each stroke - the first stroke is 10 sats, then 20, then 40… No central party needed to distribute winnings since each person just zaps the other directly.