Last Notes
However you want to define it,
the fact remains that over the last 10 years SOV usage and speculative investment have become the primary use case for Bitcoin
This results in ossification since investors don't want the asset they're speculating on to change.
aaand
the protocol in its current state is unable to function as freedom money at scale
Where would such a thing "exist" and in what way?
@nprofile…e307 showed off something cool too, a nostr client focused on stl files that is made entirely out of napplets
In terms of coolness my vote would go towards using sound waves as a fips transport layer lol
First SEC-08 Demo Day was fantastic. In-person events are undefeated 🤙
It was always absurd to think that Bitcoin would court Wall Street and legacy financial institutions
and then *poof* Freedom Money!
because, *checks notes*
something something Trojan horse
Unfortunately, the bip 110 people are also insane
so it's hard to have a high degree of confidence in their fork
Which I take is further evidence that the Bitcoin project will NOT be successful in the goal that Guy is eludicating
I'm of the opinion that forks should be normal and supported by the community.
This one is obviously on course to be a state-controlled asset, therefore a fork is the logical solution.
"morality" is just behaviors we've generally decided are good for us.
Who tf is arguing it exists or doesn't exist?
Like
obviously thats a thing.
#nevent1q…2du3
Nobody except complete newbies actually think Bitcoin is going to resist totalitarianism at this point
Come on.
You're either completely delusional or posturing.
Morality exists in the same way "rights" exist.
as an arbitrary social construct that has widespread agreement.
🌎 👀 #fips
https://npub.online/fips-log-3d/
I guess thats the thing
If its not actually made with cream you can ruin the coffee
Very lucid explanation as to why Simplex decided to use ETH smart contracts for their namespace.
#nevent1q…s8kz
That's a really interesting FAQ about the channels, thanks for sending it.
Also, I think @nprofile…hte2 response is a very good explanation about why they used ETH and why ETH fills a use case that Bitcoin does not.
https://blossom.primal.net/ee50375541185064a255742828b624a56512bde5c403abd35684da0f04b51574.jpg
Do you have good ice cream?
You can vote your way in socialism
But you can only fight your way out of it
That's "preservation of cultural heritage"
Indians don't see them as scams in the same way
I mean, it's a measure of relative fiat speculation
GM https://haven.dergigi.com/15e076042dd0d256a967a338539a0d6fb95d5079f31011332d7bd141bcf04800.jpg
“Bitcoin is fungible.”
Monero guys: https://blossom.primal.net/11173f52f1a656ad68da7fee0d9492f701f060b6c2ec24fa9e563b8b4a4cd9d4.jpg
But seriously though, what kind of psychopath ruins a perfectly good cup of coffee with stevia?
GM 🙋♀️
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this is a correct opinion
#nevent1q…e26n
Yeah I wouldn't really know, I don't pay attention to anything else.
But it seems likely to me that there are other use cases, ones that Bitcoin does not fit very well, that will be filled by other chains.
I think the "everything over 21m" meme means that everything, all goods and services, are denominated solely in BTC.
That thr creation of a finite digital asset is by definition, the most desired asset and UOA for everything else.
I'm just saying " nuh-uh, you are all wrong"
It will NEVER be everything divided by 21 million
Bitcoin is not a trojan horse.
#nevent1q…xhtt
If it makes you feel any better, I still think you're young and dumb
Oh.
Right.
You're probably right. Lol.
I'm not a part of your system
maaan
This is dark wisp.
Yeah that's standard behavior AFAICT. There's no way to delete a string that is non-functional.
So if the connection fails or times out or whatever there is no way to access the wallet settings screen and set your payment targets.
How is Strike "the rails for decentralization?" It's a huge permissioned on/off ramp?
And I'm unaware of any huge contribution the guy has made to open source development.
Does this mean that llms are also well-tuned to figuring out the likely path of a payment?
That reliability might come with a price.
Oh yeah....
There's something glitchy about the NWC wallet connection.
If it's not totally happy then wisp just shows that spark/nwc selector and not the full wallet tab.
Even though zaps still work...
I haven't figured the repeatability to open a pull request @nprofile…jejf
Yeah I dig this kind of thing
Dunno man
There are so many good encrypted chat apps, why get involved with eth in order to have a convenient handle on Simplex?
https://npub1lxzaxzge0jq9u9cecucctdt5lslwgp7hcxmp2l0wn8r2ecjenwasu6svxa.blossom.band/8b12a83a8029d06a64568f41c8adbd3ff6244fd2765518f255b8b5082244a5f2.jpg
It absolutely exists in darkwisp tho
But why? What is gained?
Except normalization of permissioned Bitcoin usage of course....
If you go into the wallet settings in wisp, does it give you an option to set Payment Targets?
Dark roast maxi here
Who wants to drink that sour shit?
Wait.
am I the baddie???
Lodge your protest but otherwise keep your head down
What client do you use regularly?
Although I will occasionally enjoy a black coffee,
people who prefer it that way everyday have been damaged in childhood