Bitcoin Outlaw

Let’s connect on #Nostr My public key is: npub12jatzvy6sazrz2qf6d0wn2w4ffr5rmd6rqwemgwqhlj0vqs0y6aqrs9mh9

Today is National Puppy Day.

@DearS_o_n Facts

having your own car is a blessing no matter what year or model it is.

@MikeBrice @OrwellNGoode Of course; that's nostalgia

@OrwellNGoode Would they break down at 30,000 miles and develop rust and oil leaks like their originals?

It was an honor to hang out with Jensen Huang, CEO of @nvidia, and do a long-form podcast with him. Really fun & fascinating technical deep-dive conversation on & off the mic. One of the most brilliant & thoughtful human beings I've ever met. NVIDIA is the most valuable company in the world by market cap and is the engine powering the AI revolution. Podcast probably out tomorrow (Monday) unless I get stuck in too many interesting conversations while running around in SF ;-) PS: I haven't checked my messages in days. Sorry for slow replies 🙏 Trying to stay deeply focused at in overwhelmingly intense time & barely hanging on. Love you all ❤️

@Jethroe111 @pierre4bitcoin 💪

Governments can't print oil. Fertilizer. Natural gas. Rare Earths. Bitcoin. In the 70's as a young man I worked in the Wyoming oil fields. It paid very well. On site you worked as long as it took. 70 hours was the norm. One week I put in 108 hours. I could have spent my life in the fields until physically worn out like a valve on top of the "Christmas Tree". And what would I have come away with? A few years later as I drifted out of the oil patch, inflation hit 14%. A car loan 21%. Mortgage 18%. What have I learned from a long lived life? You can't outrun the printer. We are going to see major inflationary impulses in the next few months. If this war continues and the Strait of Hormuz remains closed we will see a global recession. YOU MUST HAVE THINGS THE GOVERNMENTS OF THIS WORLD CAN NOT PRINT. And of all of these hard assets, only Bitcoin is provably scarce, portable across borders at the speed of light and held in self custody has no counterparty risk. Stack like a smart psychopath. HODL. Self custody. And then let these pricks play their games.

@FinanceLancelot @nikitabier Adam and Eve were not employed

@nikitabier What's the solution to the massive unemployment problem over the next 18 months? x.com/FinanceLancelo…

Love that I can now build a blockbuster app in 30 minutes, only for it to be disrupted in 3 months when the brain-computer singularity happens and the world implodes and we’re lying in vats of fluid, orbiting a distant nebula.

@nikitabier @sizeofthings Just in time for Summer

@sizeofthings no, it’ll be at least 4 months until the vats of fluid

@LauraLoomer You going to Mars?

Is there anything worse than a crying baby on a plane? I wish parents would control their children. It’s so disruptive. I refuse to believe a baby cries for 10 hours. At some point this is just bad parenting, right?

@BTC_JEDI21 Send them an invoice for your time. In Sats. Use @ZapriteApp

How do you deal with someone who just shuts down every time you talk about Bitcoin?

Holy moly, Tesla/SpaceX’s Terafab will be ~100 million square feet, which is 10X larger than the main Giga Texas building, which itself is ~1 mile long. No wonder the Terafab won’t fit on the existing Giga Texas campus 🤯

Nothing stops this train. Not even war.

@BTCBreadMan @DCupAndHandle The State is just guns pointed at the population to show who has the final say. State = bullets. You could do the same to show ownership: point guns at the population to show that your bullets have the final say.

@DCupAndHandle Unless it is registered to your name by the state. Then you can own it.

Unpopular opinion: You can’t actually own Bitcoin. You hold a secret… your private key that lets you move the bitcoin. In theory someone else could guess it, and then they can move the bitcoin. This is probabilistically extremely unlikely, but possible.

@AlexFinn 💪

You can quite literally just give this tweet to your openclaw btw and say “do this”

Maybe the sickest OpenClaw use case I've ever built I now have my own R&D department Twice a day 5 different AI models autonomously meet and discuss my business They take a look at my products/content and debate eachother and come up with next steps to grow revenue They then send me a memo that describes all their discussions and next action steps I need to take It's been WILDLY helpful. Especially in developing my new product This is how you use super intelligence to autonomously earn you money Here's how to set it up: 1. Go to OpenClaw 2. Ask it to set up a dashboard for an R&D council (5 different AI models) 3. Have them meet at 9am and 5pm every day 4. Give them access to all your links, code, and anything you're working on 5. Have one of them (rotating) come up with a new idea 6. Have all 5 debate 7. Build a report based on their discussions Now twice a day you'll get a ping with a detailed memo describing how to grow your business Next steps is making all of these 5 models local so they can run for free and do this around the clock If you implement workflows like this, I promise your life will change

@AstronomyVibes Because of all the dinosaur attacks!

If we’ve already been to the Moon… why is it so hard to go back?

Neverrrrrrrr Everrrrrrr underestimate how much of a blessing it is to have zero health problems and your mom still alive.

ELON MUSK: "We're starting off with an advanced technology fab here in Austin, and I'd like to thank @GregAbbott_TX and the state of Texas for the support. So in the advanced technology fab, we will have all of the equipment necessary to make a chip of any kind logical memory, and we will also have all of the equipment necessary to make the masks. So in a single building, we can create a mask, make the chip, test the chip, make another mask, and have an incredibly fast recursive loop for improving the chip design. To the best of my knowledge, this doesn't exist anywhere in the world. We're really going to push the limit of physics in compute, and we're going to try a bunch of wild and crazy things, which you can do if you've got that fast iteration loop that I can't emphasize enough the importance of being able to make it, to test it and and then make and then change the design, do another one, and have that in a single building."

Life isn’t perfect but there are perfect moments.

@matteopelleg Adam and Eve vibes

What if humans were never meant to work?

@brunbitty Cinderella’s pumpkin While it’s still a Coach Lure the baddies into the Coach at 11:59p Fist-a-cuffs for 59 seconds then leap out Leaving the baddies behind and stuck in a pumpkin

you have to defend yourself in combat with a vegetable... which vegetable are you choosing (and why)?

@GeorgeRoush Incredible job on the restoration And a great story

Oh this blew up. Little more about this car and why I have it: The Car: This is a 1971 Lincoln Mark III. It was the final and highest of the 1960s Lincoln continental coupes. Designed by Lee Iacoca, it is a 1930s throwback and set the standard for american luxury. It has a Ford 460 V8 at 365hp with 500lbft of torque. It seats 5 with two doors. It is black with a brown interior, and notably has anti-lock brakes and a power sunroof. This car was purchased new from a dealer in Troy Michigan by a World War II (Europe) veteran in early 1971. He used it to take his wife to church and to the gentleman's club he owned. He passed in 2018, and this car was slated to be scrapped if not sold. It sold at minimum bid to a Ford enthusiast who didn't have anywhere to store it, so he put it in his back yard. In 2021, the city of Pontiac allegedly declared the car a nuisance and ordered it removed or destroyed. I bought the car, previously non running, got it running, and drove it to Ohio through a snow storm. That was December 2021. About me and why I bought it: My grandfather bought a Mark III in the 1990s, and he ultimately gave it to me when I was 15. The car was a wreck, and I couldn't afford to keep it. I sold his car when I was a teenager and deeply regretted it. I promised my grandpa that I would buy it back, and when I found out I couldn't, I promised to buy a *similar* car. I bought this one while I was a cadet at USAFA and showed it to my grandfather. I promised him that I would restore it and that he would ride in it to my wedding. He agreed that he would stay healthy until my wedding. I loaned it to the school so that students could have the same opportunity I did. Unfortunately I am still unmarried, and my grandfather died before the car was finished. I will bring it home next week and continue restoring it so that someday I can do for my grandkids what my grandfather did for me. The school that restored this car was Toledo Public Schools, Waite Highschool Auto Body Program. Didn't they do an incredible job?

I loaned my 1971 Lincoln to a highschool as a teaching aid. They were learning classic restoration on it. Look at the miracle they pulled off: