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2026-02-07 11:32:28 UTC

I think black history month and other anti racist propaganda is creating more racism than removing it.
Maybe this is by design to create more conflict and rule over chaos.

2026-02-06 18:41:35 UTC

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Only power exists (and lack of power).

2026-02-03 14:27:37 UTC

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Oh man

2026-01-29 19:26:34 UTC

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Does knots 29 have BIP-110?

2026-01-28 04:05:57 UTC

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I would keep the IRS
and end the Fed, taxes are way more unpopular than inflation is.
If Gov needs to steal from people is better they understand how high is the bill.
They would need to rise taxes to take around 70%-80% from the low and middle incomes.

2026-01-27 22:35:44 UTC

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They will ban X and replace it with W in less than 5 years.

2026-01-25 17:18:23 UTC

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You are 100% right.
I predicted this many years ago.
The state only builds situations where any solution leads then having more power.
In Spain they are now ready for a similar solution, more police, cameras and control to “solve” the rising crime.
A well planned solution after a decade of slowly moving the environment to a point where people are stressed enough to desire more state control.

2026-01-25 17:14:03 UTC

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Get out, we are building communities all around the world.
Atlas rebellion is the best way to protest and still have a decent life.

2026-01-25 17:12:21 UTC

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Maybe in the Empire, outside it’s flourishing.

2026-01-25 17:11:43 UTC

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Why?
Don’t they help to build a bigger state?
Libertarians are a minority, a tiny one.
Our only goal is to build enough tech so we don’t need to choose a side to win (which many feel they are controlled by the same people).
Things like Bitcoin, Nostr and 3D printed guns diminish the state power and empower the People.

2026-01-24 05:15:16 UTC

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ETFs and MSTR are Bitcoin’s fake bars.

2026-01-24 05:10:57 UTC

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Even if your app is the best you are doomed if don’t manage a good ad strategy.
App Store is a pay to win game.

2026-01-23 03:43:33 UTC

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Swissland is the most socialist state ever.

2026-01-22 03:45:10 UTC

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If AI brings costs close to zero the value of good money will rise even more.

2026-01-22 03:43:16 UTC

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AI will use Bitcoin to survive.

2026-01-21 23:49:51 UTC

Some conclusions after 7 months in the states:
Most negative things we get in EU are just propaganda.
There’s only a few real negatives:
1. Food quality (I know population density plays a huge role)
2. Zombies walking around main streets
3. Extreme abundance created a lot of lazy people

2026-01-19 03:45:34 UTC

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Has enough punch?
My wife wants something smaller than a G43x.

2026-01-18 19:57:02 UTC

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Show me the final goal and I’ll point you to the correct author.
Nothing is random.

2026-01-17 23:41:34 UTC

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In 60 years we will old or dead.
A good family will be more valuable by then.

2026-01-17 23:25:57 UTC

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You are partially right, privacy is important.
How important?
Run some numbers:
Fast payments = Visa and Mastercard are worth US$1 trillion.
Privacy = Monero and Defi is about another trillion.
Savings = Gold, Real estate, Stock market, monetary funds… around US$900 trillion.
Savings is a x900 bigger problem than privacy and fast payments right now.

2026-01-17 22:53:13 UTC

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Plot twist: they already knew this and they set the proper environment to trigger it.

2026-01-17 22:50:02 UTC

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Cash already provides privacy and is still worthless when used in big enough time scales.
Privacy (while necessary) is not the main problem Bitcoin solves.

2026-01-14 00:39:09 UTC

In a weird way inflation is our fault because we spend more than the world produces.

2026-01-11 05:07:13 UTC

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This attack was a demonstration performed by a “good actor”, they didn’t intend to double spend.
You are right, these attacks resemble a DDOS , they are less dramatic than expected but they still destroy confidence in the resilience of the network.
If Monero ever becomes an important monetary system these attacks will be real and more common.

2026-01-11 04:12:22 UTC

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Church and private.
Government shouldn’t take care of widows, the risk they miss use the money is too high.

2026-01-11 03:19:07 UTC

So much hate for ICE.
I got stopped a few months back by them while driving in south Texas.
The interaction went like this:
• Good night, are you a US citizen?
• No.
• Do you have a visa?
• Yes.
• Do you have it with you?
• Yes. (I handed over my visa and I-94)
• What kind of visa is this?
• Investor.
• OK, have a good drive.
Done deal.

2026-01-11 03:08:40 UTC

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No welfare period imo.
Welfare is the starter pack for socialism.

2026-01-11 03:06:54 UTC

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Agree, the problem is for how long can the attacker sustain a “longer” branch.
1 hour of desync is accounted in the design, a full week is no bueno.
Then at 51% their branch will accumulate more PoW over long periods of time.

2026-01-11 01:54:19 UTC

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That’s why you need 6 blocks to consider a transaction as valid.
If they can keep the attack for long periods of time, they render your settlements useless.

2026-01-11 01:52:36 UTC

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Cut welfare and most will self deport.

2026-01-10 20:43:31 UTC

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They mined blocks on the side then released the new branch forcing a block reorganization.
This is how double spending attacks are executed.

2026-01-10 13:50:38 UTC

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Wtf are you talking about, Monero was successfully 51% attacked on August 2025.

2026-01-10 03:37:34 UTC

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So are you telling me the solution is to save money in a network that can be attacked by a few Google datacenter?

2026-01-10 01:06:42 UTC

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We are almost there.
When (not if) governments attack the mining industry, node runners can use the ultimate layer of defense, changing the algo consensus forcing a new type of machine to mine new blocks.
This renders the attack as useless since their seized miners can’t mine anymore.
So any attack becomes asymmetric in favor of the network.
While both Monero and Bitcoin can trigger this defense, it won’t work for Monero.
Why?
You can play this wargame in your head.
Federal government buys all Google’s CPUs to attack Monero, after Monero node runners trigger the change the seized CPUs can go back to their usual business.
In Bitcoin’s case ASIXs can’t be used for anything else, so they become expensive electrical waste.

2026-01-09 21:51:58 UTC

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Wrong.
Corporations own the most CPUs.
The moment double spending Monero becomes more profitable than renting CPUs the network is gone.

2026-01-09 21:46:15 UTC

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Who owns the CPUs?

2026-01-09 21:43:23 UTC

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Is dilution technical now?

2026-01-09 21:38:04 UTC

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Dude, datacenter CPUs/GPUs can mine Monero.
They can’t mine Bitcoin efficiently, you need ASIXs.

2026-01-09 21:33:54 UTC

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Do you understand how dilution works?
Bitcoin miners are stealing by diluting ownership, the difference is that they can’t go beyond the 21m max supply.

2026-01-09 20:33:45 UTC

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Monero’s major problem is the mining algo, it’s easily exploited by governments with easy access to massive datacenters.
Monero could adopt PoW algo, but then it would be vulnerable to double spending attacks by Bitcoin miners.
This makes the value tend to 0 vs Bitcoin, only useful as a “privacy” tool.

2026-01-09 20:27:44 UTC

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Are mediterraneans allowed in the Empire?

2026-01-09 19:29:34 UTC

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You would need a (hopefully decentralized) public database and a unique id (genetic, fingerprint or any other unique biomarker) for every voter.
The solution may be worse than the actual problem.
In a few years politicians will push for centralized vote systems to gain more control.

2026-01-09 19:24:56 UTC

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You only need to stop being emotional for10s and think to understand it.
If you own $1m and then I give (print) $1m to every American but you, I stole from you since your dollars will buy nothing.
This is how inflation “steals” from you.

2026-01-08 16:25:22 UTC

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When “experts” talk about something you have experience with you quickly realize they are not as smart as they appeared at first glance.

2026-01-07 23:31:29 UTC

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You may not like it now, but in time nobody will have a full Bitcoin.
Makes sense when you understand it from a long term perspective.

2026-01-06 23:04:52 UTC

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I just finished my creatine, will do some quick research and probably try it, thx.

2026-01-06 17:37:02 UTC

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Right and left leads to the same outcome at a different pace.
Government will generate the problem and offer a solution to it.
Mass-migration in EU is just another problem they willingly generated.
Now they offer us a transition to a totalitarian state that will fill every corner with cameras and every process will require IDs.
And the many will gladly accept it.

2026-01-06 17:32:37 UTC

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“Too hard for libs”
I’ll start analyzing places with that feature in mind.

2026-01-02 16:19:40 UTC

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They are called weak hands because they want more dollars instead of more Bitcoin.

2026-01-01 13:31:24 UTC

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Taxes don’t fund governments directly.
Taxes just delay inflation by removing available spending and this delay allows them to print more.
The idea behind is that they don’t need you giving them money to spend, they will just do it anyway.

2025-12-31 17:47:51 UTC

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Europa*

2025-12-30 19:31:30 UTC

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He’s just in the content creator curse.
Bitcoin is long term, very boring by nature.
So they will create anything good or bad to create excitement.

2025-12-30 02:26:34 UTC

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I think that a husband role is not to provide but to lay out a foundation for prosperity, just like a min-state.
By protecting them from big peril and finding the proper tools and knowledge to let them grow.
A family business will supply the need of self development and still allow your whole family to face challenges together. Everything they need while you can keep them close to you, specially in the long term.
Relationships that do not have meaningful things in common tend to break with enough time.

2025-12-30 02:20:32 UTC

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When you have only a single client: you don’t have one client, you have a boss.

2025-12-27 19:10:06 UTC

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Funciona EXACTAMENTE como fue diseñado.
Ya lo dijo Bismark: las pensiones los harán depender del estado.

2025-12-27 16:36:47 UTC

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Con todo el respeto: se equivoca.
El sistema no puede ser reformado.

2025-12-27 03:47:15 UTC

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You need to subtract yet another chuck since a big portion of the private “business” comes indirectly from the state, in form of BS regulations or from the money printing itself.

2025-12-19 01:51:24 UTC

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Peer review usage skyrocketed just after 1971

2025-12-18 00:55:54 UTC

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I ran an ASA (this is how they call Apple Search Ads)
They are the “best” ad platform in terms of segmentation/analytics.
While they collect every data point from you, they have some barriers when it comes to delivering that data to third parties.
Basically they group data in cohorts without individual ID.

2025-12-06 15:22:16 UTC

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All relationships are based on some kind of mutual interest.
Maybe it’s not money but entertainment, track record or conformism.
Influencers is the price we need to pay while we transition from a centralized culture to a descentralized one, the firsts influencers will be massive since there’s no division in mainstream thought.

2025-12-04 03:47:06 UTC

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Not true.
Swiss voted for digital ID.
Swiss voted against gold standard back then.
It only takes more time to brainwash the whole population.

2025-11-29 21:18:25 UTC

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Something I started doing is to call socialist out.
Thieves and destroyers of civilization.
They think I’m crazy but the funny part is that they never try to fight back, because they know it’s true.

2025-11-29 21:12:21 UTC

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Where is 1913?

2025-11-27 08:26:35 UTC

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The war was not about taxes but printing money.
Search for “script” currency.

2025-11-20 03:35:24 UTC

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Why would you need lawyers if laws were simpler and just.

2025-11-11 03:54:19 UTC

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Not only government but rent seekers and VC money as well.

2025-11-06 05:00:50 UTC

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They don’t need their votes but their compliance.

2025-10-25 23:59:47 UTC

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Why are you there tho?

2025-10-15 19:43:03 UTC

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That changed recently in Swissland, they voted to add more property taxes a few weeks ago.
They also voted to remove the gold standard back in the 90’s.
Not so smart moves.

2025-10-15 03:34:15 UTC

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Sad Swissland is no longer neutral.

2025-10-15 01:14:14 UTC

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Went there last year.
Photos can’t show how big it feels and how the high ceilings influence your perspective on state vs individuals.
However, I must say this kind of buildings exist to project a longer shadow of the state.
For empire level constructions, I value more beautiful bridges, big dams and extensive roads, especially far away from the capital.

2025-10-12 20:47:32 UTC

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This sounds a lot like “leave the money matters to the money experts”.

2025-10-12 16:16:42 UTC

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MEMEnto mori has a negative connotation tho
When Roman consuls/generals paraded on Rome they assigned a guy to whisper him “remember you must die”, so he don’t become too power hungry
Carpe diem is more accurate

2025-10-09 15:37:20 UTC

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The average Europoor wants socialism again, they really do.
We can go back after the famine.

2025-10-09 14:45:38 UTC

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Bitcoin core is obviously compromised.
Truly decentralization requires more clients.
It’s absurd to me when someone protects core as if they were the only ones that should be in charge of the whole network.

2025-10-09 14:41:14 UTC

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El problema es que el concepto de patria se puede capturar y capitalizar.
En el momento que defines una patria, siempre habrá un grupo que explote el lado tribal humano.
La élite siempre fue internacional, entre los grandes romanos se jactaban de hablar griego.
Mientras que “el pueblo” rara vez se organiza, ni si quiera en el imperio romano uno se “sentía” romano, europeo y mucho menos visigodo.
La religión organizada fue la primera versión del estado nación moderno, una símbolo para unir pueblos y monopolizar la cultura, cuando el segundo mandamiento prohíbe explícitamente rendir culto a símbolos.
La segunda versión fue el estado-nación.
La tercera versión es la unificación final de la cultura con un control único de la narrariva, a veces llamada globalización.

2025-10-08 14:34:45 UTC

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The three main problems with ETH.
1. You can’t run a full node (they even renamed them to archive nodes), so not really decentralized.
2. Too much complexity requires transaction to be computed in a bigger machine, increasing the surface vector exponentially, every month many ETH get stolen this way.
3. Bitcoin exists .

2025-10-07 23:18:31 UTC

Hear me out.
Stop calling Bitcoin digital gold.
Call gold analog money instead.

2025-10-07 04:41:50 UTC

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Whites kill more in Europe than in America.
Without GUNS.
I never thought forks were that dangerous.

2025-10-06 18:48:55 UTC

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Unskilled pay was $1.25/h back then.
vs
$15/h today.
That’s 125 hours in 1970 vs 1250 hours in 2025.

2025-10-06 02:34:41 UTC

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Yes, but tons of new capital is holding BTC within exchanges and treasury companies.
They will eventually get reck and then price will skyrocket when everyone realizes Bitcoin is scarce.
Just like FTX.

2025-10-05 14:49:23 UTC

Money is information.
Money is speech.
Creating money out of nothing is a form of narrative control AKA censorship.

2025-10-05 14:47:23 UTC

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All arrows should be colored as information.
Money is speech.
The problem is who controls that speech and therefore the creation of more money.

2025-10-05 14:28:50 UTC

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Too much paper Bitcoin.

2025-10-03 20:44:29 UTC

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I guess I’m running Omarchy next, any other suggestions?

2025-10-02 16:45:01 UTC

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Most don’t realize nazi was the popular and “correct” thing to support back then.

2025-10-02 16:44:20 UTC

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I use the term Nazi when someone supports the current popular thing without any doubts or remorse.
- Using coal is bad == Nazi.
- Fats are bad == Nazi.
- Cars are bad == Nazi.
- Metro is good == Nazi.
- Being [insert identity here] is good == Nazi.
- Welfare is good == Nazi.

2025-08-30 13:20:47 UTC

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I would say US shadow economy is way bigger.

2025-08-21 16:56:59 UTC

Boomers will end up with more Bitcoin than many realize.
A GenZ would have to join Bitcoin 8 years earlier and save 2 full years of work to have the same Bitcoin as a boomer will have by selling their real estate now.
They STILL have most of the capital.

2025-08-21 16:54:06 UTC

Ultimately understanding Bitcoin is more about overcoming fear than any other thing.
How you end up overcoming that fear comes in different colors.
1. You have nothing else to lose.
2. You have the proper experience to test and verify the inner workings of the network yourself.
3. You are somewhat technical and trust the analysis others do.
4. You trust if a systemic failure existed it would be already be exposed or exploited.
5. You understand the monetary part and that removes the need to understand how the network works.
6. You join only ideologically, not with your capital.
More?

2025-08-19 18:25:20 UTC

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Thanks, no thanks.
We are good without them.

2025-08-16 13:59:57 UTC

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Start with shorts.
I managed to craft passable clips in a weekend.
1. Record a long conversation (or reuse one)
2. Download CapCut (desktop not mobile)
3. Re-watch the content at x1.5 and use labels to note sentences you like, write down the note or a summary of it since you can later re-order them to create better story telling. (i.e. a question that is answered 10m earlier in the conversation)
4. Copy viral clips with your source material, put a lot of effort on sound and details.
5. When you found an effect you don’t know, search a particular short tutorial to learn that specific technique.
You want to learn the basics to produce good enough quality and then learn advanced stuff later.
General advice:
1. Organize a re-usable template with B rolls and sound library, keep expanding it when you find your favorite memes and sounds
2. Always use shortcuts, write them down on a pice of paper until you remember them (Don’t change default shortcuts)
3. Avoid complex animations/effects at first, you can replace them with something simple, add a time limit to your editing to accomplish this
4. Don’t spend hours creating labels at first, your labeling system will evolve quickly (I spend 2 hours labeling a video to later find out a better way to annotate them)

2025-06-28 19:59:34 UTC

They will remove Bitcoin’s capital gain tax to have less friction when selling it.

2025-06-26 18:44:17 UTC

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Spain is very mountainous so the culture is not uniform.
Catalonia and Valencia languages are closer to Italian because sea trade was easier than trading with the rest of the peninsula.
South of France also shared this past, including Occitan a language banned by Paris a few years back.

2025-06-24 14:25:28 UTC

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So, you must stop working to avoid subsidizing your lazy coworkers.

2025-06-22 19:05:37 UTC

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These cities are far from “good places to live”.
Only good as a vacation destiny.
Try working there.
You always forget that the reality about a city being walkable and bicycle focused is that everyone needs to live in the center making a few landowners rich and only affordable to a few.

2025-06-17 20:26:06 UTC

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Ahora me cuadra todo

2025-06-17 20:02:21 UTC

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No, it does not.
Direct democracy is the rule of the mob.

2025-06-17 16:59:26 UTC

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What a nightmare

2025-06-12 10:04:02 UTC

The FED can choose the unthinkable option:
1. Raise rates
2. Keep printing money