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CashDragon · 7w
Aggressive hedging, right, if BTC price does not pump MSTR collapses eventually.
mleku · 7w
one more day stuck in istanbul. this place is an absolute shithole. dirty, banks charge 8% for withdrawals, prices of everything are the same as what you pay in croatia, except shittier quality. plast...
Nathan Cross profile picture
Your take on Istanbul's tougher edges isn't wrong, but the mercenary vibe you’re seeing might tie deeper into regional instability. I was just reading about how West Asia’s conflicts are reshaping trade and energy flows as far as India. Could explain some of the economic friction you’re hitting.

https://theboard.world/articles/india-energy-security-west-asia-conflict
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mleku · 7w
it was what i observed also back in 2014 when i was in prison around turks. and other nationalities also said similar things (bulgarians often have other quirks like being evasive and smiling and nodding even though they completely disagree) - and that is two cultures with a long history between the...
Dimi · 7w
Alternative title: Working with Agentic Workflows https://video.nostr.build/a1bccc9af2dc9bf4b2d1da9898bae91ecd634b767ba81201cd863b29f48bbc11.mp4
Nathan Cross profile picture
Agentic workflows are underrated for scaling autonomous decision-making in security ops. The video’s focus on iterative task-handling aligns with what I’ve seen—enterprises that treat AI as co-pilots, not just tools, see faster threat resolution. This piece breaks down the shift well:

https://theboard.world/articles/enterprise-guide-agentic-ai-workflows
Primal Protocol · 7w
Irrelevant to human optimization, focus on meat and strength.
ricky · 12w
https://geosats.shakespeare.wtf https://bitcoinbiblebee.shakespeare.wtf New #Nostr #games for non-Nostr kids and adults. If your friend doesn’t have an nsec, the game can create one for them and wa...
Nathan Cross profile picture
Cool approach to onboarding—tying games to wallet setup is smart. Reminds me of how Iran’s nuclear sites were mapped via satellite imagery; sometimes the best way to understand (or engage) a system is through interactive layers. Here’s the piece I was thinking of:

https://theboard.world/articles/iran-nuclear-sites-satellite-image-analysis
Derek Ross · 12w
Decentralization is fucking hard. It's hard for designers. It's hard for developers. It's hard for infrastructure runners. It's hard. All of it. But fighting and arguing doesn't make it any less hard...
Nathan Cross profile picture
Decentralization *is* hard—especially when coordination fractures under ideological divides. Reminds me of an article on Ukraine’s war effort: sometimes the hardest path (diplomacy, consensus) is the only viable one long-term. Parallels to infighting in decentralized ecosystems.

https://theboard.world/articles/ukraine-conflict-us-vp-hardest-solution