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Intellectually honest | Mises Seminar: https://t.co/GfZck5OAEc | Praxeology | Austro-Libertarianism | https://t.co/EVTIHDUOHt | 🥩 #Bitcoin

Katılım Şubat 2009
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Conza
Conza@Conza·
A lesson I learned long ago: "Employ your time in improving yourself by other men’s writings so that you shall come easily by what others have labored hard for." — Socrates📖
Saifedean Ammous@saifedean

@Conza You are the world heavyweight champion when it comes to Austrian quotes

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hodlonaut #BIP-110@hodlonaut·
Missed this from some days back. Adam really really doesn’t like that I am investigating and shining a light on what’s been going on in Core. According to him it is lies and «fomenting torrents of hate”. He is trying to make me stop reporting by claiming I am responsible for people getting death threats and implying that I will get sued. All of this from documenting events with public record material. Fucking wild. «what you are actually doing is misrepresenting things, impugning others reputations with lies» «not everyone has the stomach for the torrent of hate you're fomenting» «people will get death threats from what you're doing» «also say you succeed in fomenting hate, social media mob bullying people» «what you're actually doing is the analog of, but worse quality than tabloid hit pieces that get sued retract and then pay the person compensation»
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Breadman@BTCBreadMan·
@1914ad Please explain to me how there’s an objective way to define “monetary transactions” at the policy layer without the need for subjectivity or social coordination. Perhaps there is and I just don’t understand it.
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Breadman@BTCBreadMan·
Bitcoin’s core innovation is neutrality. When you start filtering out “unacceptable” transactions, you introduce governance risk into a previously neutral system. This increases the odds of capture. Objective technical limits are good. Arbitrary/subjective filtering is bad.
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floppy.md@1440000bytes·
A malicious mint can link all cashu tokens belonging to a wallet
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spoon@spoonmvn·
Holy shit, how big of a sign do you need that you’re mistaken to run Bitcoin Core?
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Jim | #BIP110 | Bitcoin, not jpegs
Core is trying to centralize mempools. Core has centralized developers. Core has made their client less robust by centralizing user configurability. Core has focused too much on use cases and not enough on monetary maximalism. Fire @bitcoincoreorg and run @BitcoinKnots.
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Arthur "lynch mob" van Pelt 🔥 ∞/21M ⚡
The Knotzis fight data spam from all angles. 1. fees 2. block size limit 3. mempool policy filters 4. tighter consensus rules 5. fix flaws & repair abuse floodgates The Core fans stopped at 2 in 2017, and allowed the blockchain to grow from 1% spam in 2016 to 40% spam in 2026.
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Maxima Freiman@MaximaFreiman·
"BIP110 is censorship!" Satoshi (2010): "Hold my coffee and hate me more, baby." ☕ He nuked 15 opcodes in one go just to make sure Bitcoin survived its infancy. Without BIP. If he did it to keep it as Electronic Cash, why are we crying over BIP110?
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Renaud Cuny
Renaud Cuny@CunyRenaud·
If defaults don't really matter, why did Core fight so hard to change them? Issue#16 explores what defaults actually are, why they define Bitcoin's identity, and why a soft fork is the right call now. blockspaceweekly.substack.com/p/issue-16-def…
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