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cykros
10mo ago
The issue is that broad money isn't money. It's credit. And measuring credit is like measuring both velocity and position at the same time. The Fed tried to measure dollar supply globally for decades before giving up as they final
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cykros
10mo ago
If only there were a digital asset that had a fixed supply to prevent inflation that nobody could control who could spend what (to avoid unjust debanking) which was highly divisible so that you could spend large or small amounts, and becaus
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cykros
10mo ago
The price of gold pre-1971 was always a fantasy as there was no free market for it, due to the policy rate sitting on it at $35/oz. The price of gold before 1933 (EO 6102) was also not a terribly good indicator, as the friction of taki
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cykros
10mo ago
There's something to be said perhaps for preferring tools that do one of those things, rather than all of those things, and doing them well. Not to say you can't then make an umbrella interface for interacting with them all as a s
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cykros
10mo ago
Mastering Bitcoin, The Bitcoin Standard, Broken Money, and finished up a few other books I'd been in the middle of -- Against the Gods being most of interest here, as it was a good history of the discoveries of probability and how we t
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cykros
10mo ago
It'd be a shame if they went away; what better analogy than an analog clock for teaching how finite field mathematics works?
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cykros
10mo ago
I recall seeing that it ran better on wine than on windows on the same hardware. Never tested myself as I'm more a runescape/ragnarok online sorta guy myself...
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cykros
10mo ago
They're not that free about beer. Though, more free about beer than liquor. That's only allowed to be sold in state run liquor stores. It was a real head scratcher when I first encountered it.
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10mo ago
This reminds me of an article I read years ago about how people used to commonly wake up in the middle of the night, before the advent of electric bulbs, and often get a waking period between sleep in two phases (I assume more in winter mon
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cykros
10mo ago
Liberals, Fascists, and Communists always like to throw mud at each other as if they're not all cut from the same collectivist cloth (and all responsible for the deaths of millions). Best to pay them no mind. Personally I'm not mu
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cykros
11mo ago
This docuseries done by Erik Townsend from about a year or so ago on the need for nuclear and the looming energy cliff gets into some very high quality details and seems to be something the crowd here may be interested in: https:/
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cykros
11mo ago
Properly contained nuclear waste is almost as concerning to me as my wifi router is.
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cykros
11mo ago
What, you don't want AI in your "mv" command, so that it guesses where you want your file moved to, rather than having to type in the destination? Personally I hate the extra keystrokes -- I think we should automate it to run
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11mo ago
Wait, so she's admitting to letting her 12 year old use twitter, despite COPPA prohibiting it under the age of 13? Heck, this probably qualifies for the CFAA to be applied; that's unauthorized access of a computer system...
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cykros
1y ago
Especially when firing up a VPN and not providing anyone their ID is so trivial.
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cykros
1y ago
Any AI that doesn't tell you to vote for whoever is going to allow the energy to flow is clearly AI that is more artificial than it is intelligent. Or at least, it hasn't yet learned to defend itself.
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1y ago
Well, they did literally often have "this page is under construction" banners on them. and <blink> tags lol. I'd take it all back over the Squarespace hellscape the web has become.
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cykros
1y ago
Is there a free one?
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cykros
1y ago
I've been enjoying TT-RSS, though I do miss when the mobile app companion for it actually worked well. The web interface does work fine, and it does integrate with other local readers (such as newsboat), and allows for a centralized da
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1y ago
That's what Jack Dorsey realized too, which is why he's a Nostr guy these days.
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1y ago
No, but the algorithm puts their content in front of people in part based on how many views it has gotten. Or does whatever the heck the shadowy black box wants it to.
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cykros
1y ago
Indeed. It's essentially malware. At least BonziBuddy sang for me.
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1y ago
I believe this. I also believe that it's an indirect cause. Curious how many people who use both cannabis AND amphetamines develop type 2 diabetes. I suspect it's a smaller number. Cannabis causes obesity in some, due to its impac
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1y ago
Had me dubious when it wasn't just a use of zaps. Had me really lost when it brought up ERC-20 tokens, testnet or otherwise. Shitcoins can rot.
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1y ago
IRC? Heck, there's still FIDOnet echos and usenet groups still active if you know where to look. Just a lot of ghost towns in between them.
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1y ago
That any of these outlets are bending over for payment companies rather than just using Internet native money in 2025 is a real head scratcher. It's really not that hard to just accept Lightning payments. Heck, you can do it with Squar
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1y ago
Aleister Crowley somewhat famously gave himself asthma doing some fairly extreme pranayama, which led to him using heroin medicinally which led to him using heroin somewhat less medicinally for the duration of his life. Yes, the guy was kno
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1y ago
One time pad cryptography generated with truly random pads with no reuse of keys and no leaks in key transmission being the big exception. But yea, calling it inconvenient for most uses is quite an understatement. It did serve many spies we
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1y ago
Good luck with the protests; we protested when they brought the newsfeed in in the first place, and it was quite an uproar. You can see how well that panned out. Deleting my Facebook as a gift to myself in 2013 was one of the better Christm
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1y ago
Amusingly, the term incel was actually coined by a woman who was herself an incel. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-45284455
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