You’re forgetting all the spiders that crawl into the bird’s mouth while it’s sleeping.

They’re equating the hammer and sickle with the USSR.

I can only imagine. It’s my religious belief to kick the baby in the face.

I’m no physicist, but it seems like once transmutation is a thing, it won’t stop here.

It would be like a quantum computer breaking Bitcoin and so we fall back on Ethereum.

Infinite gold would be useful for electronics, but it would destroy gold’s utility as a long-term store of value. So the wealth for shareholders would be finite, taken from today’s gold holders.

In that case perhaps we’ll advance to a better economic system that explores space without the need for profit.

Define “live”. I wouldn’t be surprised if we sent a handful of people at a time for one-way trips in the medium future.

Guess who that someone is

I’ll be the person to answer vibe code.

• I’d rather rewrite either from scratch,
• nobody will blame me for throwing it out, and
• it’s presumably in a language I can learn more easily, or already know.

This could mean either thing!

I got my current job by applying on LinkedIn. IMHO it’s very easy to do a “shotgun method” (many applications/day at low effort) because my work history is entered onto LinkedIn once, instead of re-entering my resume on 100 different websites.

Is there an alternative way to avoid re-entering my resume for each job application? Could I get an AI agent to do it or something? I’m not looking to argue, I legit want to find a better strategy.

I think they’re being sarcastic

Still using wasteful dinosaur proof of work? Then get ready for Proof-of-Illness! It’s completely green and there’s no limit to human suffering!

Still don’t have any IllCoins? Pay a visit to your local Torment Nexus today!

My opinion based on zero research is that salt water is hell for mechanisms.

Just so nobody assumes the worst, why don’t you explain your reasoning here?

Whenever I go on one of my anti-car rants and somebody defensively announces they’re a car guy, ready to fight, I just explain that I’m the traffic. The roads should be left to the car guys. It literally always goes over smoothly. Suddenly, they like train infrastructure because it frees up the scenic mountain roads.

$375k is an absurd amount of money to most people. They’d only have to sell a little to get back on their feet, and then they’d have some decent savings left.

Nano had centralized issuance with CAPTCHAs administered by a private organization. This means they could have given themselves >51% of the total supply at no cost by lying.

It’s unreasonable to expect the people of Europe to trust crypto bros that much.

Yes. They compare it to cash, but the FAQ specifies

[Payment Service Providers] would be able to identify users for the purpose of compliance with anti-money laundering rules.

Better systems include blinded signatures and ring signatures.

How decentralized does it need to be? Is a central issuer (like GNU Taler) acceptable?