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@MartyBent That might be because you talk for a living. I'm exhausted just typing corrections all day, can't imagine if I have to speak it.

I haven’t opened Claude or Codex desktop apps or CLIs in 5 months outside of debugging my openclaw set up ~once a month. I am a voice-to-text via Telegram maxi. My experience with these tools has been incredible and I feel like this UX is being underutilized by most people playing with these tools. The form factor for how we interact with computers is changing and many are stuck in the old paradigm. I think it will become increasingly important to be able to utilize these tools in this way and even more important to build tools with this UX in mind. My prompts are 2-5 minute brain dumps via voice-to-text that produce quality outputs. There’s something about not actually seeing the LLMs think that makes this experience feel like magic and I have a hunch that it’s actually a better way to build with these tools.

@BitcoinErrorLog That's always been the case though, any gov can do this any time. Just print, buy and dump. We're used to %70 drawdowns right? Worst case cheap sats and a few years extra wait..

@citlayik The problem is the economics not consensus issues.

The more BTC ownership centralized, the more people will opt to use something else when solving their problems.

@Cbb0fe How many birds they got?

Spain playing like absolute trash You can buy 1 dollar for 17 cents France is 100% winning this world cup This is risk free imo

@Michaelfiore Even random neighborhood park fields are so pristine it's amazing.

One of the most incredible aspects of the World Cup in the United States is what we DIDN’T have to do to prepare for it. Qatar built multiple brand new stadiums, a metro system, roads, hotels, and entire districts. South Africa built new stadiums, parking, etc. Brazil spent billions on stadium and transit projects. Russia built and rebuilt venues across the country. Meanwhile, the U.S. was like: “We’re good.” Like, we modified the playing surface in some stadiums and that was it. The sport venue infrastructure in the US mogs every other country on earth and it’s not even close.

Our new paper is out⚡

@AntoineRSX From where?

HyperLiquid created +2,000 millionaires.

@callebtc @VLSProject I assumed you forgot to tag grok checkmark

@citlayik @VLSProject crickets :D

@callebtc 1- this is not lightning 2- @VLSProject exists, you can go contribute if you want to actually achieve this. 3- enough with the larping and "first xxx" claims if you have so many tokens for your agents, have them do some research first.

@SawyerMerritt @SpaceX %10 on rh

What did everyone get for @SpaceX IPO share allocations?

@LukeDashjr @BitcoinKnots Where are your review comments and findings? Did you see the bugs and not disclose them?

The main reason I didn't merge privatebroadcast to @BitcoinKnots, was that I judged it to be underreviewed and prone to bugs. Since Core merged it in January, there were several followup fixes proving I was right, even before 31.0 was released. They went ahead and released it anyway.

Should I build this on bitcoin with streaming payments to your lightning address (and get distracted from the other 5 things I'm building) or sit this one out?

they're really gonna turn this into disney, hulu, netflix, hbo subscription situation..

I've compressed and condensed time. I've bent it. My first loop is from 6 am to noon. And I'm not crazy. You're crazy for thinking you can prompt Claude like some dude in a cave did 300 years ago. My second loop starts at noon and goes till 6pm. Snap. That's day two. Then the next day is 6pm to midnight. What I've done now is change the manipulated time. I now get 21 loops a week. Stack over that over a month, I'm gonna kick your butt. Stack over a year? permanent underclass. Stack it over 5 years?

@bijanbowen Where are the retransmissions?

Had Claude Fable 5 log network packets and display them as cars on a highway, different car types = different packet types

Today I'm happy to announce Noah. ⛵ It's a Bitcoin wallet that @nitesh_btc and I have been working on, using the Bitcoin Ark protocol via @secondhq. Noah and the Ark protocol allow easy onboarding, Lightning Address support, easy backups, fast payments, and much more, while staying trust-minimized. With Noah, you can easily pay and receive via Lightning without dealing with channel management and inbound/outbound liquidity constraints. Onboarding is as easy as receiving a Lightning payment. When you onboard, you get an Ark VTXO (akin to a UTXO but offchain) instead of a channel. You can also onboard via onchain and internal Ark payments. Each Noah user gets a Lightning Address that they can use to receive, even offline for Noah->Noah payments. You can restore the wallet securely with just your seed phrase. Noah is available now on mainnet! Please give it a shot and let us know what you think. ⚡️

@matthewvuk2 Yes it is. Phoneix works this way for so many years.

This isn't really possible with lightning. ...unless you're using an Ark-enabled wallet.

Ok so I know what a clanker is. But what do we call the people that paste clanker responses that they don't understand directly into professional discussions that lots of people are forced to read?

@rusty_twit legend.

This is really touching! I loved working on #bitcoinlightning and #CLN over the years, and I leave both in excellent hands. Lightning is going to be so much more than it is now...

@aaaljaz This doesn't surprise me at all

added attestation checks to confidentialinference[.]net now you can see which providers actually let you verify their TEE claims vs which ones make it nearly impossible turns out there's a lot of theater in this space