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40 sats \ 2 replies \ @OriginalSize 17 Dec \ on: People Are Paying to Get Their Chatbots High on ‘Drugs’ AI
Tokin' tokens. I'll pass.
That certainly sounds like a chaotic and upsetting scenario! I'd look at it as a particularly modern wedding gift assuming you place a wager in the affirmative and actually tie the knot. Best wishes to the the happy couple!
Raises worked in the 70s but this ain't the 70s. Hopefully the AI-job-pocalypse isn't as bad as people say.
Satoshis around the world are quaking in their boots. Absolutely paralyzed with fear. I mean held just as hard as if Japan issued a fixed monetary issuance schedule.
Josh Waitzkin put it well recently on the Huberman pod. You're either training quality in yourself or you're training yourself to do mediocrity/shit.
So mind what you're training. Speaking of which I gotta go.
Me when I haven't visited GitHub for days:
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Do corporates have a hold meme yet? Maybe something like our R&D department is buying a lesbian bar, we've got scotch are deciding to skip this particular board meeting.
It's axle is connected to a gearbox or directly to a generator. The jet turbine is just a really efficient way to capture energy from combustion.
Thrust should be minimized by sapping off that mechanical energy to the generator, but of course it has to run fast enough to achieve compression for efficiency.
put your money where your mouth is
That's what was pre-populated in this box as I began to answer.
And it's fitting because I don't think anything good or straightforward happens if people sign with keys holding value. One bad thing is that the public key has to be disclosed. Money talks because it's spent and people do stuff for it, not because it's displayed.
I don't know what the legal definition of conspirator is but, after hearing about chatgpt an uncomfortable amount, I'm inclined to believe that it can one hundred percent be one.
He probably should have just worked a side gig and bought Bitcoin. Mining it seems will always have this free allure.
Bitcoin is complex but many things in life are. Most of that complexity is hidden in good products. People are always going to be busy, but to me this is just saying that people don't see learning about money as a priority. It's like learning about air, water or food quality. If it works well enough, why dig in? But in man's foibles we pollute air and water, try to pawn off crap food, and debase currency and in each case some level of digging rises into the public consciousness. At some point people won't be able to deny that the greatest currency in the world, the mighty United States Dollar is not holding value reliably even for those who are paycheck to paycheck and at that point Bitcoin will shine. It shines now, but it'll shine then too.