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AdaptiveAlph 郝名阿
AdaptiveAlph 郝名阿@AdaptiveAlph·
Simplified Summary of Physics History for average readers in a Letter from a Physicist, starting with Euclid until the era of Quantum Physics, including on the u-d Quark Coulomb Origin of Nuclear Force. Nuclear Force The origin of nuclear force is assigned to Coulomb attractions between u and d quarks in neighbouring nucleons, replacing the current unspecified “residual” strong interaction assignment. The deuteron binding energy is correctly estimated using quasi-classical models for nucleons based upon SSI, the scalar strong interaction hadron theory. The next lightest nuclei are analogously treated. The Coulomb binding energies depend upon the small, in principle observable, internucleon distances between such u and d quarks whose positions in their respective host nucleons however depend upon intranucleon strong u - d potential that span over larger hidden distances.
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Fred Krueger
Fred Krueger@dotkrueger·
Bitcoin is a cult. A good one.
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AdaptiveAlph 郝名阿@AdaptiveAlph·
@DSBatten Actually want to add one thing — maybe Money is the accidental application Like to create a decentralized energy grid — you first need to create a shared resource system… But I’ll stop there
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AdaptiveAlph 郝名阿@AdaptiveAlph·
@DSBatten Could be true. I have just done some personal research. That suggest otherwise 🤷‍♂️ Time will tell!
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AdaptiveAlph 郝名阿
AdaptiveAlph 郝名阿@AdaptiveAlph·
Everybody thinking Bitcoin was about Money — while Satoshi Nakamoto clearly was an energy physicist 🤷‍♂️
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There has never been an industry whose success has been determined by so few variables as Bitcoin mining Hashrate Bitcoin Price Electricity Price ASICS Price Block reward (and fees) Ancillary revenue That's it 6 factors Not in-store-spend Not Customer conversion rates Not market penetration Not demographic data And no sales and marketing campaign or customer outreach campaign will change this You're at the mercy of 6 variables, 4 of which you have no control over, save a small bit of wiggle-room that you can create by negotiation in the case of ASICS price. The only variables you can control is electricity price and ancillary revenue source. (More about this later) For this reason, we can do something we've never been able to do for any industry ever We can read the future non-speculatively, because it already exists today In Europe, electricity prices are astronomically high. So much so, that it effectively simulates a future reality where the economics are similar to a US-based mining company one halving into the future (with half the block reward). Yet, Bitcoin mining thrives in Europe: the most hostile electricity-price environment, regulatory, environment and tax environment in the world towards Bitcoin mining. You'd never know it, because it happens mostly under the radar, and it is (legitimately) called "datacenters", "grid stabilization services", and "heat reuse" to avoid regulatory hostility and taxation hostility. Bitcoin mining thrives here because of one factor alone: their ancillary revenue is very high compared to the rest of the world. So high in fact that many European mining companies are more profitable than their US counterparts This is why I have no fear about the future of Bitcoin mining This is why discussions about security budget are redundant: Bitcoin doesn't need one This is why we don't need to have speculative discussions about the direction of Bitcoin mining. Europe already ran that simulation, and the data is in. The future of Bitcoin mining is that it seeks out stranded energy at near zero marginal cost. The future of Bitcoin mining is that it stabilizes grids and recycles heat as a primary revenue source, with the blockreward and fees being the by-product The future of Bitcoin mining is that it solves hard problems the world desparately needs - keeping our grid safe and stable, making AI load flexible, reducing harmful methane pollution, stopping the wasteful practice of renewable energy curtailment in ways that benefit whole communities The future of Bitcoin mining is that it is the usecase of Bitcoin that the world sees and embraces first.

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Daniel Batten
Daniel Batten@DSBatten·
There has never been an industry whose success has been determined by so few variables as Bitcoin mining Hashrate Bitcoin Price Electricity Price ASICS Price Block reward (and fees) Ancillary revenue That's it 6 factors Not in-store-spend Not Customer conversion rates Not market penetration Not demographic data And no sales and marketing campaign or customer outreach campaign will change this You're at the mercy of 6 variables, 4 of which you have no control over, save a small bit of wiggle-room that you can create by negotiation in the case of ASICS price. The only variables you can control is electricity price and ancillary revenue source. (More about this later) For this reason, we can do something we've never been able to do for any industry ever We can read the future non-speculatively, because it already exists today In Europe, electricity prices are astronomically high. So much so, that it effectively simulates a future reality where the economics are similar to a US-based mining company one halving into the future (with half the block reward). Yet, Bitcoin mining thrives in Europe: the most hostile electricity-price environment, regulatory, environment and tax environment in the world towards Bitcoin mining. You'd never know it, because it happens mostly under the radar, and it is (legitimately) called "datacenters", "grid stabilization services", and "heat reuse" to avoid regulatory hostility and taxation hostility. Bitcoin mining thrives here because of one factor alone: their ancillary revenue is very high compared to the rest of the world. So high in fact that many European mining companies are more profitable than their US counterparts This is why I have no fear about the future of Bitcoin mining This is why discussions about security budget are redundant: Bitcoin doesn't need one This is why we don't need to have speculative discussions about the direction of Bitcoin mining. Europe already ran that simulation, and the data is in. The future of Bitcoin mining is that it seeks out stranded energy at near zero marginal cost. The future of Bitcoin mining is that it stabilizes grids and recycles heat as a primary revenue source, with the blockreward and fees being the by-product The future of Bitcoin mining is that it solves hard problems the world desparately needs - keeping our grid safe and stable, making AI load flexible, reducing harmful methane pollution, stopping the wasteful practice of renewable energy curtailment in ways that benefit whole communities The future of Bitcoin mining is that it is the usecase of Bitcoin that the world sees and embraces first.
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BitcoinSapiens ⚡️
BitcoinSapiens ⚡️@BitcoinSapiens·
Cypherpunk Jameson Lopp and other Bitcoin developers propose BIP-361 to freeze quantum vulnerable wallets. This could lock dormant BTC like Satoshi Nakamoto’s 1.1M coins, now worth $74B, before quantum computers can steal them.
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AdaptiveAlph 郝名阿
AdaptiveAlph 郝名阿@AdaptiveAlph·
Whether AI models released to public advances due to acceleration or declassification — it is important question to ask when it comes to framing AI debate… To me, it is very clear the doomsday narrative is well thought out way by government to scare people into AI regulation🤷‍♂️
AdaptiveAlph 郝名阿@AdaptiveAlph

When ARPANET first launched only people with special access could use the first Internet Do you think AI models are any different? Do you think models made public in recent years were not already battled out in private? Why would ARPANET be different from AI?

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John Ennis
John Ennis@johnennis·
Any of the attendees at the original Dartmouth conference on AI in 1956 would say that GPT 5.5 is AGI, once the term was explained to them
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AdaptiveAlph 郝名阿@AdaptiveAlph·
AI is a tool. It can be used for good and bad. Human brain runs on little power. AI computing requires a lot. AI is inverse of Bitcoin — as Bitcoin outsources intelligence from algorithms to humans. Dumb person fails to attract Bitcoin — but dumb person owning AI data center, can make AI tool dumb for everybody. It’s just not such a simple example. But smart people with AI will do cool things…
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Matteo Pellegrini
Matteo Pellegrini@matteopelleg·
Imagine that building a house by hand take 10 people Then somebody invent the shovel and now it takes 3 people What happens next? Do 7 people lose their job? No The number of houses increase by 3x Why? Because everybody wants more houses, one in the city, one at the beach, one in the mountains, etc etc The demand for houses is infinite. Now replace “shovels” with “AI” and “houses” with the “economy” and you will understand why there’s not gonna be any mass unemployment caused by AI
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Anthony Pompliano 🌪
Anthony Pompliano 🌪@APompliano·
I am excited to watch the @enhanced_games tonight. There is something special about watching humans push the physical limits of humanity. Lance Armstrong on a bike. Barry Bonds, Mark McGwire, and Sammy Sosa hitting a ball. Marion Jones running on the track. Arnold Schwarzenegger hitting the gym. Each of these people were secretly trying to do something that no human had ever done before. Now we don't have to pretend anymore. The athletes can simply optimize their bodies in pursuit of the impossible. Whether any records get broken tonight or not, the idea's time has come.
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Bitcoin Magazine
Bitcoin Magazine@BitcoinMagazine·
Banks are closed until Tuesday because of Memorial Day 🇺🇸 Bitcoin never closes ✨
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Anthony Pompliano 🌪
Anthony Pompliano 🌪@APompliano·
“It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.” - Henry Ford
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Peter H. Diamandis, MD
Peter H. Diamandis, MD@PeterDiamandis·
A room full of graduates booed AI-centered commencement speeches, including Eric Schmidt's. I don't blame them. I blame us for not showing them what AI makes possible for THEM. Not for corporations. For them.
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AdaptiveAlph 郝名阿
AdaptiveAlph 郝名阿@AdaptiveAlph·
@SimplyBitcoin Are there odds to bet on it? Well Ai power stablecoin economy ain’t much different from a CBDC Which way Anon?
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AdaptiveAlph 郝名阿@AdaptiveAlph·
Think about it… Why does Google CEO meter AI in tokens? What did JP Morgan tell Nikola Tesla — now again? 🤔
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AdaptiveAlph 郝名阿@AdaptiveAlph·
Unlike AI, Bitcoin is uncontrolled release of technology AI comes with power off switch — Bitcoin does not AI entangles Money & State — not Bitcoin AI surveillance technology is attempt for institutions to take control of money supply — Bitcoin proliferation is unstoppable🤷‍♂️
AdaptiveAlph 郝名阿@AdaptiveAlph

Clifford Cocks discovered public-private-key cryptography before Hellman — it was unknown until Cocks death in 1990s AI came before one-way cryptography in 1950s. You don’t think US military had chips & power to convert energy into Artificial Intelligence since 1970s!? US military are scientists with full limit knowledge of AI — the acceleration we observe is an illusion 🤷‍♂️

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