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How many people confidently asserted that ColdCard was the best in class or something to that effect, without having done the work to verify the claim?

The various posters on the internet, podcasters, etc. are all saying things like "we were told they were the gold standard" "we were led to believe they were best in class".

Who told them? Who led them to believe?

Folks were just told they were the best, and repeated it to their friends and each other until eventually everyone was just told. Taken for granted.

If you didn't think so, NVK shat on you on X and no one stood up for you because they all wanted to stay part of the cool kids.

Huge circlejerk.

Gotta use a Yahtzee cup for good measure

You can move markets on predyx

They wrote it wasnt related to a specific incident, but this is my theory too

price set at 30% under retail price

Even when commies are being commies, they should be thankful they have a price mechanism and signal to base their arbitrary number on

Price set for one month

Why not forever?

Limited number of "core/essential items"

Why limited to those items? Heck why not extend that to the whole offering?

5 stores

Why not 50? Be serious, commie.

Grocery stores

Why not shoe stores too, and pharmacies? All of these things are essential for living.

When she realises that those hundreds of dice you have is not to play DnD..
It's much worse

There shouldn't have been a fallback to begin with.

It's not the first time I see this in sensitive software/wallet stuff, and it makes me wonder. Why have fallbacks to weak entropy at all?

Genuinely asking from a place of ignorance. Is it for other (less-sensitive than seed creation) functions that need entropy, but occasional weak rng isn't breaking?

Cooking aid + house & car maintenance questions so that if I don't DIY, I at least know enough that the professional I get a quote from won't make shit up

But what does it say about BIP110

Probably not as bad as France where as an employee with a 80k salary you cost your employer like 150k to hire with all the taxes. And then you're taxed again

Still bad though.

Chanboards with sats flying around does sound interesting

sage

:>

I noticed that.
Imagine gatekeeping your old UI because the users prefer it...

Hopefully the world cup tourists will bring back some of that forbidden knowledge and technology

we at the FT made an entire film about the decline and fall of ESG fully two years ago

They make films?

Indeed. They probably could use more devs

It's turtles ISPs all the way down

Currently use Openrouter API because I'm giving different harnesses and models an honest try before settling back on something, so far opencode go or zen (or just keep Openrouter) is the winner.

also load up credits on PPQ now and then.

And free chatgpt/duckai/brave leo to ask how long something lasts in the fridge before going bad

Note that I realized that last use case is the extent of use for most people outside the online AI bubble, if they use it at all

You trust people who cemented their entire worldview at 13 yo without ever second guessing or testing it via exchanges of ideas?

I often do. Most of the time that I do I don't use it much at all. But last time I made the decision to leave it home.
Was miserable. Never again.

I like leaving ~40-50% of my schedule open when travelling for chance encounters, in-the-moment ideas, and just lounging in a cafe with my laptop listening to local lore.