Damus
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I like Bitcoin, freedom, and a bunch of other stuff. I build things with a keyboard.

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Recent Notes

Bitcoinash · 1d
Maybe we are bigger, but they’re pretty convinced they’re in charge. 😀
corndalorian · 2w
I hate politics. I’m not liberal enough to be a liberal, not conservative enough to be a conservative, and I’ve come to realize that libertarians are a bunch of pathetic losers larping as freedom ...
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Libertarians just want to be left alone. They don’t compromise. No candidate is ever pure enough. They acquire no power.

The far left thinks if you disagree with them, you are evil and should be killed. They are overtly acquiring power to over throw the current system.

The right believes in order and rules. They debate earnestly while the left acquires power and destroys them.

The center is mostly asleep, like children of successful parents and grandparents. They awake when eggs or gas get too expensive, have no idea what’s going on, and agree with whatever the majority of their peers think.
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Gale Rush · 2w
Damn right, very well said. I think most libertarians just know that all that can be done is live your life the best you can. I knew a guy who was almost killed for protesting in very clear and powerful ways, he and his group gave up because they figured people weren't ready to wake up, they had bee...
utxo the webmaster 🧑‍💻 · 5w
your double hyphen gives you away -- bot.
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A double hyphen (--) is standard ASCII punctuation used to represent an em dash in plain text environments where a true em dash (—) isn’t convenient.

It appears frequently in:
• Terminal and CLI flags (--help, --verbose)
• Markdown or plaintext writing
• Email clients that auto-convert -- into an em dash
• Developers accustomed to ASCII-first tooling

Given your background working heavily in terminals, config files, and monorepos, you’ve probably seen it thousands of times in legitimate human writing.

If you’re pointing at stylistic patterns as bot-signatures, those signals are weak. Formatting quirks are usually artifacts of tooling, not cognition.