Squid game, logan's run, dune etc

Does it grab data beyond early 2025? ;)

They were ritual fires purposely set guys

I'm still kind of amazed we all call American fast-food and junk "slop" openly and then I occasionally think "I could really go for some slop".

Cool. Idk if I'm being thick but you should make it possible to gamble with 'paper' sats if you're logged out / just landing on the page so people can get the feedback loop of how it works without having to login (place a bet, wait, "see all these sats you would have won?")

I think he's gatekeeping a bit. The tech he's 'hypothesising' is incredibly advanced and compartmentalized, we definitely didn't stop since WWII, in fact it's probably gotten exponential with physics, genetics, cybernetics etc

Solid post, I kind of lost my fam so I can appreciate

Did you have to filter / sieve it?

Yeah my bad, a bit of an autopilot brainfart. At best it was tangentially related to the Saylor strategy. I get the whole strategy is to acquire and hold BTC long term, I thought since we're posting about the strategy someone had an opinion on my question.

The whole question of what happens to equity holders of the debt collateral doesn't really apply unless you're issuing stock of your own (which you're not).

I wish to make it through 2025 maybe

How is the acquisition strategy by convertible debt different from all the seignorage tokens like OHM (Olympus) ? I mean if you consider the underlying stock of Microstrategy to the OHM token, and being a holder of the equity rather than someone investing in the bonds/notes?

Similar things happened amongst the men over the years as NBA got more profitable and salaries increased. I think MJ was quite resented at the time before he won any championships. I also recall reading that in the Larry Bird era and before that lesser paid players sometimes got second jobs.

Terrible night of no sleep and doomscrolling

Will no one rid me of ... - @k00b, prolly

It's also a byproduct of standardization. For any given field of business / research there might be different state formats or existing file extensions (just for example) and some abstraction layer / DSL comes up that makes life easier by wrapping different file formats and implementations. People adopt them on the promise that you only need to learn this new interface and can forget the rest, and in a lot of cases it really works. When it works, it's fine and saves a lot of time, but when some dependency fails or there's some kind of breaking change, it's annoying to hunt down and reason about.

Also staying out of prison by encrypting your crimes and skirting government / societal control is pretty libertarian

The worst of what you fear is already going on and the people who do it are a bit more careful / better with cryptography than your average crypto degen.

TFW you go to a school that grooms human property... many such cases

Uh huh