Psifour

Bitcoin's primary innovation is decentralized digital scarcity through cryptographic proofs, NGU is merely a welcome side effect of maintaining that core function successfully.

Two years ago: "This is worse than just doing it myself" One year ago: "This is like having two jrs, a bit of extra work, but let's me skip the go-fer part of the job" One month ago: "Ohh cool it is like an actual developer now and will one shot features if given strict guidance (style guide, program flowcharts, etc.)" Today: "Well that was supposed to take me 4-8 hours and it just one-shot it other than some small cleanup to be done" Next year: "Welp, it was nice being a software engineer before the robots took our jobs"

Everyone has a very different view of their capabilities of coding agents depending on whether or not the agents have yet surpassed their own abilities.

@Tylerban @depression2019 This human cults with the best of them.

@depression2019 They should just let them in and have snacks and then recruit them

You can build this with (mostly) their parts. You would need to plan the chassis yourself, but if you drop the trackpad and wrap the battery behind the mainboard you could get the correct formfactor on the bottom shell. Then it is just a matter of finding a half-height screen with the appropriate width (common in digital signage, but likely too low performing for use in a laptop).

@FrameworkPuter I love your work, possibilities! My dream laptop would be this form factor; a display the same ultrawide size as the full keyboard and no trackpad, with ai/ratracing specs and double battery size.

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Many pools use a small portion of the space reserved for ntime (the timestamp) as additional bytes to roll on the miner side. This is borderline required on extremely high-end ASICs. Still a rarity to see though as most of the network isn't running the absolute most cutting edge miners.

Spiderpool found consecutive blocks with the latter being time stamped 7 minutes before the first. They had to have known the timestamp of the first because they found it.

@rodarmor @hellmoneypod @lifofifo I got to get my shit together. When Casey fitness motivation channel?

@hellmoneypod @lifofifo damn look at those forearms

REVIEWING SPAM ON THE DIGITAL MEGALITH We're diving deep into the dark corners of spam on Bitcoin by reviewing inscriptions submitted by our listeners. We reviewed EVERY SINGLE INSCRIPTION, so check out what we had to say about your fav! 0:00 Intro 3:44 @lifofifo 5:15 @LeonidasNFT 7:35 @veryordinally 8:25 @thatwagmigirl 9:40 @eliherf1 11:15 @billyrestey 12:50 @boppleton 14:07 @YungGucciT 15:20 @BitcoinFrogs 15:50 @PawelDudko 18:10 @Ordinals10K 19:20 @huuep 19:50 @pizzaninjas 21:40 @ThePand3monium 23:40 @Memeticx 26:30 @blockamoto 31:00 @BravoCosto 32:50 @OrdTorches 34:10 @lukaskalm 36:55 @unfungiblehuman 38:15 @TaprootWitches 39:50 Biggest 4megger 42:10 @Satland 44:00 Mongoose 46:40 Blockavatars 47:30 @R4vonus 49:45 We love Bitmap 51:30 @rot13maxi 53:50 @ankhtoshi 57:30 @Raxonchain 1:00:50 BIP39 spell checker 1:01:50 @DanMercurius 1:05:20 OMB, @suicidetoshi 1:09:30 Bitmap web5 1:10:30 Cats on the blockchain 1:12:30 @3dOrdinalClub 1:13:30 @TheBitassets 1:15:30 @mannequinsnft 1:18:00 @richbi11 racing game 1:22:00 Dark Bitmap 1:24:00 Trump video 1:29:25 Inflatables 1:33:40 Ranking the contenders

@RamboVanHalen @shortmagsmle Real men lift in stilettos, the lack of contact surface under your heel forces you to engage your lower body and maintain control throughout the full range of motion. Do you even lift bro?

@shortmagsmle Bro... I don't think you understand how hard it is to load plates in heels. Give it a try and get back to me.

If loading the plates is a problem for you, you shouldn’t be lifting them. No one asked for this.

So in basically a 50-50 vote the Democrats just disenfranchised Virginia voters 91-9. Don’t ever lecture us about democracy again. It’s a tyrannical party that values power over people. They hate you. Even if you’re one of them. You’re a useful idiot and nothing more.

There were also concerns around inadvertently reducing the design space of the annex. There were a few other people with strong opinions about how the annex should be used/structured and sadly none of those ever came to pass, but I respect Casey for having not just bullied others into a schema/design/structure by way of user count.

We actually discussed this very early on and it's quite path dependent. In the early days of ordinals it had skyrocketing popularity and a lot of edge cases. Most time and attention went to those edge cases and a few ordinals "consensus debates" such as enshrining inscription # into the protocol. It was also before the market demonstrated consistent circumvention of core standardness and slipstream type products didn't emerge until a year later. People like @Psifour and @p0stc4p0n3 advocated for inscriptions to be recognized in the annex by the ord client but most of us burnt out trying to care about those types of things by 2024. Maybe Casey will add annex inscriptions to ord but it would take ecosystem adoption too.

why do ordinals store data in the script instead of using the annex, given that Taproot introduced a field specifically for arbitrary data in the witness? the annex is an optional field introduced with Taproot (bip341) it is an additional element in the witness stack that must start with the byte 0x50, is ignored during script execution and is committed to the signature (sighash) here is more info: en.bitcoin.it/wiki/BIP_0341 bitcoinops.org/en/topics/anne… why the data has to be in the script?

@cryptoquick @w_s_bitcoin We should probably draft a bip detailing how one can draft a bip to then discuss on X instead of the more traditional "mailing list -> BIP -> implementation" pipeline.

@w_s_bitcoin @Psifour We need more BIPs to talk about so until then we have to make do with what we have

Is there a BIP for what Bitcoin will do in the off chance that an alien civilization invades our solar system?

I hate this sentence more than I hate @lopp's proposal (which I haven't exactly been subtle in criticizing). I am universally opposed to bringing ham-fisted and corrupt judicial oversight into our cypherpunk garden.

I had seen oBTC before, but I am willing to admit that in my arrogance I had never fully considered a scenario where reduction in energy dependence of the network was a desirable trait (and back then I believed that any algo swap was inherently undesirable). Honestly, this is going to be a case where I bow to your prowess at pulling arcane lore from the scroll of BIP.

@Psifour @w_s_bitcoin Have you heard of BIP 52?

@noremacback @stephanlivera @reardencode If a proposal is distasteful when its effects are put into their most honest form.. no amount of weasel words will then make it palatable.

@stephanlivera @reardencode Can we stop using the word "sunset" when we mean "seizure"

I'm against the "Burn the old coins" idea anyway, but a lot of people are missing the nuance in BIP361. It's not a full confiscation of every pre-quantum coin. The actual BIP361 proposal is: disable ECDSA/Schnorr spends after a ~5-year migration window, in favor of letting people use a ZKP rescue if they still have their BIP-39 seed words on a BIP32 wallet. But here's the fly in the ointment: What about the 'Patoshi' coins and other pre-BIP32 coins? We're talking ~1.7M BTC in early P2PK outputs with exposed pubkeys. No seed phrase = no ZKP rescue. Those coins either get moved manually by their owners before the sunset, or they get frozen forever under the new rules. Some have floated pre-Q-day commitments or other workarounds, but that just raises the obvious question: If they're gonna have to do a pre-Q-day commitment anyway, why not just push the responsibility on the holders of these old coins to shift to a quantum-safe output (BIP-360 P2MR or whatever)? Why force a consensus rule change that effectively confiscates a large chunk of that 1.7M BTC for anyone who doesn't do the pre-Q-day commitment, or does not upgrade in time? For this reason I'm still firmly in the "introduce a quantum-safe output type, let people migrate voluntarily, and let the chips fall where they may" camp. Bitcoin's strength has always been opt-in upgrades and not changing the rules on people. Confiscating even a portion of old coins is the wrong precedent to set. No to BIP361.

Jesus fuck. They are desperate for this bullshit. What does this law mean for like. Linux running in containers. Old computers. Gaming consoles. This is just stupid and unworkable on every level but they want their total surveillance state.

your hardware your pc your FOSS OS DOES NOT NEED TO KNOW YOUR AGE anyone defending it is cuck

@BTCBap @lopp More extreme haters will say that the very proposal is too dumb for even AI to have drafted.

haters will say this is AI

@elonmusk I hope you politely reminded them that the moon is not known for Bermuda grass lawns.

A friend suggested this but on the Moon

"Criminals? Gone." Gone! As long as their felony isn't on a list of allowed ones AND they limit themselves to a small number of misdemeanors. "American workers? Protected." As long as our definition of 'protected' includes creating a system to circumvent the newly increased costs for H-1B mills (which this effectively doubles the limit on while creating a path to circumvent the monetary incentives that encourage businesses to hire domestically). "Calling this amnesty is a lie.." It is the literal definition of amnesty, why are you lying?

Amnesty is a free pass. It is what exists now. With the DIGNITY Act, you come forward, you face the law, you pass background checks, you pay what you owe, and you earn your place or you get deported. Criminals? Gone. 
American workers? Protected. Our national security depends on it. Our economy demands it. Our communities need it. And yes, our faith calls us to do this the right way, with order and accountability. That’s enforcement. That’s DIGNITY. Calling this amnesty is a lie that keeps a broken system alive and Americans paying the price.

@BioreRunba Typically you want the operator to spin a bit faster to reduce the enemies ability to accurately return fire.

私は銃の知識が全くないので使い方がよくわからないですが、ガトリングガンとかミニガンはきっとこういう使い方だと思ってます。 自動翻訳がある今なら銃社会のアメリカの人たちが教えてくれるはず！

@Scearpo @ZURPHEN @PillarOfWamuu @yabaizettai Hmm, so you must have messed up the fizzy part.

@ZURPHEN @PillarOfWamuu @yabaizettai The peanuts I bought and put in the coke were salted. The mixed nuts in my cabinet are salted. The nuts between my legs are salted. The nuts and bolts in my garage are salted. The nuts I shoot out of my dick are salted. Every nut in my life in every conceivable format is salted.

This just tastes like peanuts and Coca Cola. I cannot believe you retards fooled the Japanese and therefore me into trying this.