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11 sats \ 1 reply \ @nichro 19h \ on: AMA with Joe Nakamoto: Bitcoin Journalist, MC & Amateur Shitcoin Troll AMA
Who dresses you?
How did you learn to harness such rizz?
sorry to badger you, just to make sure I get it because this is a setup I'm considering if it's possible
3 friends each have their own seed phrase and wallet that holds funds,that they use normally
one day they decide to form a multisig 2 of 3
they each contribute the seed they already have, the one from their respective normal wallets
now they have an extra multisig / shared wallet on top of their own solo wallet that they can still control as normal?
11 sats \ 3 replies \ @nichro 19 Dec \ parent \ on: How to conceptualise multisig? bitcoin_beginners
Is it possible for 3 people who each have their own single sig wallet/seed already to form a multisig together with their existing keys, or is this something that must be created/setup from scratch?
You would think if you were an analyst, with a minimal honest interest in your field, you would at least be humbly curious about it even if you don't understand it at first, especially when it's been declared dead hundreds of times and keeps sticking around and disrupting more and more of your field
I've been trying Normal and Agent back and forth and, while I find it hard to get a definitive read on it so fast, I tend to agree that Agent sometimes tries to think way too far ahead and gets a bit eager to dive in and mess shit up (even in a good way)
On a semi-related note on Cursor: I have a theory, or more of a hunch, that I've been meaning to test:
Using Chat to craft a prompt. Tell it issues, scope, context, documentation, and have it present you with a solution, but without necessarily coding. Maybe pseudocode or steps. Ask follow-up questions, ask why he did X or Y that way, and tweak some stuff ("do it that way, not this way. You forgot to handle X Y").
Iterate until he gives you a game plan and pseudocode that makes sense.
Feed that pseudocode to Composer (Normal or Agent) like "hey this is what we're trying to do and this is the game plan so far". Observe results.
My theory is that because that game plan was generated by AI, the wording and logic is already in "AI speak", with all its quirks and ways of writing, so it will understand what you want to do with more accuracy than typing with all our human-ness.
Note: most of this is bro science coming out of my ass. Would be neat to see if results get better doing things that way.
We used to listen to a lot of "safe" music in the house as kids. Parents would moderate heavily to make sure we didn't listen to anything too crazy. Not a lot of rock.
The spiciest rock was The Beatles, to paint you a picture.
The Offspring was the first band I got hooked on in the genre and a major part in adding rock to my musical palate. Went into the 70-80s rock rabbithole, and then of course punk rock, and nu metal (linkin park and company).
The song for me was Staring at the Sun. Encountered because of a Final Fantasy AMV probably downloaded off Kazaa or Morpheus.
Oh I just sperged out an answer.
I'm a millenial myself and listened to em since my teens, but for some reason, I've always associated GenX to The Offspring.
Something about the energy and themes in their music was very much GenX energy to me. Like it didn't quite come out of my own generation, but was rebelling against aspects and culture of my parents' (boomer) generation.
I didn't do a deep dive or anything recently so not sure how accurate my impression was
Shower thought:
Because they are part of territories on SN, pinned posts should be called landmarks
or maybe landmarks can be something else, like widely zapped, highly valuable posts that each territory can elect to showcase as a "this is the kind of content were about here" "this post is our magnum opus" "this is representative of our culture and traditions here"
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The way I've been using it:
Inline edit: short edits right where you are in the code and follow up questions about it.
Chat: As you said, to ask more wordy questions and explanations, some coding and follow-up, and use features like
@web to search web (and other such tags to add docs into context, etc.) which Composer can't do yet.Composer: As you said, most complex (and most capable/costly in terms of compute?) for bigger or extensive prompts.
My question to you as you seem experienced with it is for:
For Composer, since they released the Agent feature, I've been trying to figure out which option is best for what. Composer with VS without agent. Any tips?
they cancelled this I believe. NDP wanted it to include a lot more and Libs just scrapped it so they could at least get the temporary GST tax break passed, which NDP also whined that it should be forever
I know. NDP and Libs fighting over tax breaks. It's hilarious.
They could just cut sales, income and property taxes across the board instead of setting up these complicated bureaucratic programs
Our politicians love over engineered solutions. Makes them think they're smart and doing smart science, like the breaking bad meme
Hans Zimmer was the first movie composer name I learned to recognize.
Never cared about credits, but sometimes the music was so banger I'd be like who is this??
And every time it was Hans Fking Zimmer
I don't think the music in Dune is the most memorable compared to some other scores, but this is not meant as a criticism.
The music works in Dune. I say "work" here not merely as in "fits" but as in it had a straight up job and it involved some heavy lifting and it broke a sweat and got it done and should probably get a raise and a promotion.