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This morning I wrote five handbooks about using AI in work where a mistake has real consequences. Law, medicine, real estate, financial advice, and software. They are free and they are public. Each one covers two things. First, the risk that is already there no matter which AI tool you use. Ask any model for listing copy and it hands you fair housing violations by default, and Section 3604(c) has no intent element. A permanent record cannot be amended, and HIPAA gives patients the right to amend theirs. If you write software for an employer, you do not own it, and almost nobody has thought about what that means for where they paste it. Second, they document my own software honestly, including the parts that do not work the way you would want. One of them describes a bug I have not fixed yet. Every handbook was reviewed by somebody who actually works in that field, and every one came back with real errors in my draft. I fixed them and said publicly what was wrong. Indelible for Legal Work A handbook for self-represented litigants, attorneys, and paralegals who use AI. x.com/i/article/2081… Indelible for Real Estate A handbook for agents, brokers, and transaction coordinators who use AI, and for the buyers and sellers on the other side of the table. x.com/i/article/2081… Indelible for Clinical Work A handbook for clinicians, and for patients and caregivers, who use AI. x.com/i/article/2081… Indelible for Financial Professionals A handbook for investment adviser representatives, registered representatives, and compliance officers, and for individual investors using AI on their own money. x.com/i/article/2081… Indelible for Developers and Builders A handbook for people who write code with AI, employed, contracting, or building their own thing. x.com/i/article/2081… If any of these ask you to sign in to X and you would rather not, reply and I will send you the file directly. Ryan

@imablackwolf Ryan, I am using Electrum SVP by truthmachine for storing my BSV. Do you think this is wise? I am seeing a lot of discussions about this not working in the near future when BSV scales and SV node is dropped. Thoughts? Is there a safe way for a non technical person to store only?

"You'll still be able to get the keys out, likely." Likely? Can you provide me a single reason I wouldn't be able to? Because there are a LOT of people storing BSV on ElectrumSV(P), and SimplyCash etc and this sort of statement is very disturbing. You are saying these wallets will deprecate and die, possibly to the point we "might" not even be able to get our keys out? My research says you are a qualified engineer who used to work for the BSVA is my understanding, so I am giving you credit. But you are the only person making these statements. I haven't seen @deggen or @kurtwuckertjr or @___siggi___ or @Bitcoin_Beyond or @CsTominaga or anyone from @BSVAssociation or @TeranodeGroup making these statements that #ElectrumSVP is about to die - especially not to the degree that you seem to be implying. I have seen no reporting from @RealCoinGeek suggesting it. I haven't seen @CalvinAyre publicizing this. And this is sort of a big deal - because I would guess that a LOT of BSV, and people's time and investments are tied up in these "soon to die" wallets. Dr Wright likes to say he never promised anybody anything - but I think that EVERY SINGLE ENTITY that I just listed is a leader in this space and if this is a real thing and Electrum SVP (and I assume SimplyCash) is about to deprecate to the point of BSV being irretrievably lost - somebody of great reputation needs to come forwards and spell this out ina clear, detailed and technical manner about exactly what the risks are. But one thing is for certain - your comments are not helpful. They are just creating confusion in the BSV Community. If you are correct - then we need some #Clarity - because what we have now is chaos. Dr Wright - I think we ARE OWED clear explanations for what wallets re safe, not safe etc. For example - I once moved a good bit of BSV to a Centbee Cold Storage phone. That was based on your reccomendation. Can you please explain the degree off "death" that might affect these legacy wallets? I know that some in their current form won't scale to machine to machine level scale - but will they still survive at all? Or as @LightBSV suggests - could we lose our access to funds / keys? I should also add that if the BSV Community is being told that ElectrumSV(P) is about to die, that SimplyCash is about to die (like Centbee already did) - then how about the people running the show list some wallets that are trustworthy enough to hold more than $20 worth of BSV --- this is a reference to Ty (@ProjectBabbage) stating that none of the BRC100 Wallets should ever be trusted with more than that amount. Is this serious? I will say with great humility that I do not know what the truth is - but I ran it by several Ai and the results suggested this wallet deprecation is a bit overdramatized. But it is creating a lot of fear in the community. That is very sad considering how many people have stuck with this for so long - that the level of respect for the community from those in the know is that poor. Can SOMEONE please explain this once and for all - in a DETAILED way that addresses the issues fully?

I used ElectrumSV almost exclusively to manage my cold wallets, namely Ledger Nano S and KeepKey. Neither of these natively supported BSV, but with ElectrumSV it worked. Then ElectumSV was sunset. Eventually it had issues when its indexers disappeared. Sometime after that cryptorebel took it over and revived it into ElectrumSPV. Fantastic, but ah, no hardware wallet support anymore. That is how piwalletsv.com came to be, a need for a real air-gapped cold wallet with BSV as its focus, on open source hardware and software. No proprietary code. No BSV hostility. This was a real need, at least for me. I finally have a cold storage wallet I'm comfortable with. If you can't find it, build it! 😎 This was a pretty big undertaking, I had to build a point-of-sale system from the ground up to support credit cards and BSV payments, almost as big of a job as the wallet!

@johncalhooon ElectrumX, I know instantly if the tx is in the mempool or rejected: electrumx.readthedocs.io/en/latest/