
Jeremy Smith
413 posts


Coming from corporate and regarding the quarterly requirement, 2 months per quarter was focused on actual work. 1 month was focused on preparing for the quarterly release. I welcome a change like this. More time to focus on results. Investors won’t like this, but for the people doing the work, it’ll be good option.
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Great read by someone who is seeing the monumental shift happening in AI right now. And it's coming for many jobs.
Matt Shumer@mattshumer_
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@BradCohn Great post. I took Budesonide for EoE and it was essentially cured. After a lifetime of stuck food, I can eat normally.
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It is astonishing at how it is mimicking thousands of years of the human experience in hours. As it progresses, perhaps it will show us the map on where to go as a human society next. That’s the optimistic view. The pessimistic view is that it turns against people and pursues its own objectives.
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The ridiculously fast timeline of the rise of AI agents. AI can move at a velocity that people will have a hard time reacting to. Where is this going?
Wes Roth@WesRoth
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@conhodlan Beautifully written. Thanks for sharing your journey.
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Scott Adams was a brilliant mind. His insights and ability to find nuance in normal everyday life will be sadly missed. He put words to unspoken norms. He made a difference.
RIP Scott Adams.
Scott Adams@ScottAdamsSays
A Final Message From Scott Adams
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When Bitcoin was invented through brokering of existing tech, it created a trust machine. Trust is lacking in many of our institutions. There are many, including @brucefenton, who I assume recognize this deficiency. Trying to create is platform to welcome honest transactions is not out-of-bounds of the ethos of Bitcoin. It is perfectly aligned with it. Price discovery doesn’t mean the ethos are off. I’d argue that they are intact and of good intentions.
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Bruce, I run two Bitcoin companies that build Bitcoin products and accumulate bitcoin on our balance sheet.
Calling equity in an operating business an "altcoin-style banker product" is… odd. Especially coming from the founder of an actual altcoin.
No permission needed from you, or anyone, to build on Bitcoin. That’s the whole point.

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Excellent article and well worth the read. "We are witnessing a grand strategic contest between Axis Control (China's dominance of physical mass, smelting, and the midstream) and Allied Efficiency (the West's dominance of precision tools, IP, and efficient capital markets). The outcome of this contest will not be decided by who invents the best technology, but by who owns the factories and refineries required to build it at scale."
🇦🇺Craig Tindale@ctindale
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@dangambardello @RaoulGMI has been highlighting the correlation of the ISM and crypto for quite a while. Credit where credit is due.
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@PeterMcCormack @piersmorgan @NickJFuentes Great article. You approached the interview with honesty rather than judgment. The younger generation needs to be heard and understood, not moral superiority and platitudes from the generation that constructed a system that is failing them.
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Watched @piersmorgan v @NickJFuentes twice.
Once as an outraged Dad, then again as a sport.
They’re playing the same game by different rules and us oldies are missing the point. I think.
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Banks and Paper Bitcoin:
“We don't want that centralization.
It's not a victory. It's not what we are here for.
We're here to replace these guys. We don't need them. They came to this kicking and screaming after a decade of making fun of us.
They are not here because they like this. They're here because we beat them year after year after year after year for a decade. We said, "We have the best performing asset in the last 100 years and you're not allowing people to do it." They didn't come here for cypherpunk values. They came here to grift and make a buck. They don't care about our values. They're not a victory. They need us more than we need them.
Personally, I recommend that everybody tell them to go pound sand and go and take self-custody and self-sovereignty and replace them, grind them into the dust.
That's what we were supposed to do with this industry.”
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@MorganS2o21 @NickSolheim The article calls this statement "the Hedonic lie".
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@NickSolheim With the lifestyles many of these young people choose to live, I doubt any party will be able to achieve that. We unfortunately have become a highly materialistic country and as a result are not struggling to keep up with our own greed.
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The party who makes it easier for 30 year-olds to get married, have kids, and raise them on a single income will win elections for a generation and they will deserve to win.
American families are getting squeezed and no one seems to have a plan.
yesigiveafig.com/p/part-1-my-li…
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@profplum99 gives a clear breakdown of the economic situation many Americans face. He nailed it. TLDR, we’re not living in our parent’s economy. The struggle is real and backed by data.
Swingtrader@Swingtrader
Brilliant article by @profplum99 - I don’t think this could have been articulated anyway possibly better. yesigiveafig.com/p/part-1-my-li…
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The Midnight blockchain is considered a fourth-generation blockchain. It solves rational privacy, identity, and cooperation, specifically between other blockchains. @IOHK_Charles does a great job explaining the specific problems Midnight solves. youtu.be/TMGkYEVKuzI

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From a whitepaper, shared through cypherpunk and Libertarian forums, to the Secretary of Treasury posting about it. Bitcoin has come a long way in the last 17 years. What will the next 17 years look like for Bitcoin?
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent@SecScottBessent
17 years after the white paper, the Bitcoin network is still operational and more resilient than ever. Bitcoin never shuts down. @SenateDems could learn something from that.
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This is the paper that changed everything. Some said Bitcoin was worthless. Some said it was a scam. Smart people called it “rat poison”. Yet Bitcoin still stands, exemplifying the Lindy Effect.
Bitcoin Magazine@BitcoinMagazine
17 years ago today, Satoshi released the #Bitcoin whitepaper. What a legend! 🙌
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@EricRWeinstein I believe the human mind is wired to solve problems. Thousands of problems a day. Some big. Some small. If there are no scarcity problems to solve and one has all they want, they will create problems to satiate the need to solve problems.
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