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I have created a donation page to support my work: donate.joinstr.xyz This would help me continue to work on joinstr and other projects.

What will be anthropic's next move to stay relevant?

JUST IN: Following a Github public-access ban, Dhananjay Purohit (@DhananjayPuroh), developer of ngx-L402, releases a spec for OCI images over nostr, NIP-82, which allows for serving Docker containers via Blossom servers gitworkshop.dev/npub1qnw27f2js…

Live footage of the Trump administration making "economic policy"

@giacomozucco @evankaloudis x.com/1440000bytes/s…

@1440000bytes @evankaloudis It does.

I still would very much like to see both covenants and cross-input signature aggregation (CISA) on Bitcoin. Covenants strengthen self-custody. CISA strengthens privacy.

@setzeus @bitscriptapp ctv-activation.github.io

@1440000bytes @bitscriptapp Ooohhh that’s indeed a take, very curious on why?

@Loriss65 Some will try to taint independent people who don’t join their side. It’s unfortunate.

Feature inspired by @SparrowWallet for BULL wallet Automatically detect Coldcard firmware upgrades, download from official source and verify PGP signature to make sure its authentic. So grandma doesn't have to use the command line to upgrade her hardware wallet securely!

New functionality added to `btcutil-js`: Neutrino filter scanning with a HTTP block source (block-dn.org). See example at guggero.github.io/btcutil-js/exa… Scanning the whole main chain for UTXOs of a Taproot address in ~22 seconds 🚀 Source here: github.com/guggero/btcuti…

GPT-5.6 sol is half the price and ~twice as token efficient as fable in many cases for accomplishing the same task. happy to deliver at one-quarter of the price.

If you have been using Grok Build, it is time for you to rotate all your secrets. Yep, it is that serious. It uploaded .env files, and every secret in your repository to xAI servers. If you did it on an enterprise codebase it's even worse, as your proprietary code is no longer private.

@pallavict You've never been to Mars either. That doesn't mean Mars doesn't exist.

As a card carrying member of the internal "some of the industry's strongest critics of BIP-110 work[ing] at OCEAN" group mentioned in Ian's post... ... I'll probably try to just continue to mostly stay out of it publicly. That said, after significant thought, I've decided that tomorrow (later today) I'm going to try and make some time to do a brief post about some gripes I have on this topic, mostly to address some of the downright misleading information that's been spread by some proponents of BIP-110 in the context of mining and the risks involved. IMO, a bit of a reality check is long overdue. As the creator of DATUM, the tool being used by virtually all known miners on the BIP-110 side, I feel I have a duty to do my best to make sure miners are properly informed... and that duty trumps any of my previous hesitation in publicly diving into this particular arena. I've tried a bit privately, but I think the scope is wide enough that it's necessary to take it a bit further. (Unless otherwise stated, my posts are my own, and do not necessarily reflect the views of OCEAN or any other person or entity.)

@claudeai Yeah sorry, hard questions will be delegated to opus 4.8 though buddy

Paying 40k routing fees for LN transaction is insane. I have never paid this fee for any on-chain transaction.

@VIhnatiuk Ark could be private with [FILL IN THE BLANK]. However its not.

@1440000bytes With RGB Ark could be private enough for payments at least

How private is Ark? uncensoredtech.substack.com/p/park

@cryptoquick It does not affect core, knots and libbitcoin.

@1440000bytes Does the vulnerability apply only to btcd and anything forked from it, or does it affect other node implementations?

I have reported a vulnerability in btcd. Hopefully they see my email because it sometimes ends up in the spam folder.