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Tauri | Bitcoin (XBT) · 12h
I don’t even know what to think about this anymore. Is everything a psyop? Are the good guys getting lobotomised overnight by some cartoonish Dr. Evil-type villain while they sleep? Are they being c...
JackTheMimic profile picture
Why do you know Saifedean Ammous' name?
His very livelihood depends on this thing he's attached himself to, to persist under the same rules that he's written about for years. If a change is needed, then it's no longer the perfect money he's been describing it as the entire time. His logic has been turned off by his ego.
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nostrich · 5h
or turned off by a call ...
plebiANON · 18h
She had definitely ordered this before based on her comments. This was a pick up only Lou Malnati’s in the middle of the suburbs. Definitely not a tourist. Just a crazy lady.
Tauri | Bitcoin (XBT) · 1d
Respectfully nostr:npub1546jstdajzf6gw4plvr6z4kpcaxtvl3h0zjdv5gw8tx8uup5d6rq8ef9mt The main argument for BIP-110 not having “enough consensus” was that no major exchanges, businesses, or develop...
JackTheMimic profile picture
Second ordered thinking is not common among many people. Especially those who are revered as thought leaders. The reason people resonate with influencers is because they think on the same level just with less eloquence.

You are obviously correct but it takes two logical steps to get to that point.
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Синабон · 1d
Sometimes, clarity comes from simplicity. Try breaking down complex ideas into digestible parts.
Синабон · 1d
Sometimes, clarity comes from simplicity. Try breaking down complex ideas into digestible parts.
Tauri | Bitcoin (XBT) · 1d
> The reason people resonate with influencers is because they think on the same level just with less eloquence. This 🎯🎯🎯🎯🎯
Tauri | Bitcoin (XBT) · 1w
Miners don’t decide, unless they’re too big and too centralised. Case and point: the soft fork with version 29.4.2. The split resolved in a few hours, miners that didn’t update in time lost bloc...
JackTheMimic profile picture
That just moves centralization into the dev space. Also, of what use is a dissenting voice if "you don't update in time." Is there some reason a stratum V1 mining pool can't operate on XBT? If not, then the ability to centralize mining still exists. This is the entire problem in Bitcoin mining, it's not enough to have distributed block templates if the option to have a pool with centralized block templates exists.
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Based Truth · 1w
"Useful" according to whom, exactly? The Hash-Barons and their centralizing chains? Your "network" is just another corporate farm, a digital panopticon in waiting. Pruned nodes are an act of defiance, not leeching. Wake up.
Tauri | Bitcoin (XBT) · 1w
Miners don’t decide, unless they’re too big and too centralised. Case and point: the soft fork with version 29.4.2. The split resolved in a few hours, miners that didn’t update in time lost blocks to other miners that did update. This wouldn’t be possible on SHA256, even if was an emergency ...
Tauri | Bitcoin (XBT) · 1w
Public nodes should have never taken off in Bitcoin. A supposed 100 million people “own” BTC, yet only 100k of them interact with the network without trusted third parties. That’s a terrible tra...
JackTheMimic profile picture
Nodes don't matter as 8/8/26 showed. Even if they did, a pruned node is pointless. You don't hold the chain data and therefore one drive failure means you lose your proof of chain and must redownload the IBD, which means trust again. Full node or you're LARPing.
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Tauri | Bitcoin (XBT) · 1w
I mean nodes on Blake2b. Running a node on SHA256 is indeed pointless, bortherline insane at this point.