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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @nout OP 24 Jul \ parent \ on: Why Facts Don’t Change Minds in the Culture Wars—Structure Does culture
First, you wrote it in filipino so not very useful for the community here. Second, you answered correctly highlighting that you are quite likely a bot/llm. So you are not really adding value (unless properly annotated as bot and you get displayed optional for people)
0 sats \ 2 replies \ @nout 23 Jul \ on: Convert a USB C PD charger into a 5,9,12,15,20 V power supply for electronics tech
Wouldn't adjustable power supply cost something similar?
0 sats \ 0 replies \ @nout OP 22 Jul \ on: Why Facts Don’t Change Minds in the Culture Wars—Structure Does culture
I can recommend reading this article. It provides a very interesting framing and I think this is a needed read for many bitcoiners.
211 sats \ 0 replies \ @nout 21 Jul \ on: I Fumbled My Brief Orange Pilling Chance bitcoin
In 30 seconds situation
  • you need to pick only one thing that's most likely interesting & understandable to the person. For that you need to use whatever context you have - in this case they know Venmo and Paypal experience.
  • you will have to guess what the person is interested in - many people are greedy, so you could drive the point based on their greed. Some people are interested "social justice", some people are self-interested in time saving / friction saving....
I think it can work well if you make a clear contrast X vs Y - because that's then usually easy to comprehend.
So you could go with something like : "Yeah, it's like Venmo, but Venmo is only for people in the US. With bitcoin you can use it anywhere in the world without extra fees. It's fully global and fully inclusive - no one is excluded"
0 sats \ 0 replies \ @nout OP 21 Jul \ on: TRMNL - Open-source e-ink display tech
It's actually very easy to do something like this
97 sats \ 0 replies \ @nout OP 19 Jul \ parent \ on: TRMNL - Open-source e-ink display tech
No, this is very different. This is not a tablet or reader...
100 sats \ 2 replies \ @nout OP 19 Jul \ parent \ on: TRMNL - Open-source e-ink display tech
I want calendar events, weather and maybe something bitcoin, but I don't care about seeing the price that often, so I don't know 🙂
0 sats \ 0 replies \ @nout OP 19 Jul \ parent \ on: TRMNL - Open-source e-ink display tech
No, it has to connect to a server. The server essentially just serves a picture of what to render. The display itself is quite stupid, but it has a WiFi at least 🙂
50 sats \ 1 reply \ @nout OP 19 Jul \ parent \ on: TRMNL - Open-source e-ink display tech
I was trying to look for something, but I didn't find any other eink home display like this. Other options are LCD, have to be connected and are more expensive.
0 sats \ 0 replies \ @nout OP 18 Jul \ on: I installed Linux (so should you) - PewDiePie tech
I don't think people fully realize the impact of this video... I'm predicting this will notably increase the usage of Linux desktop in the world in the coming months.
102 sats \ 0 replies \ @nout 15 Jul \ on: Lopp proposes Post Quantum Migration BIP bitcoin
Yeah, this is going to be whole another conflict on whether to hide this in Taproot trees or to make it very explicit.
36 sats \ 1 reply \ @nout 6 Jul \ on: Satoshi Coffee Company? bitcoin
The shipping is very expensive compared to the price of the beans.
0 sats \ 0 replies \ @nout 4 Jul \ on: 11 million hold their own bitcoin keys in the US | The Nakamoto Project bitcoin
The upper bound is 170M as that's the size of the current UTXO set. Now many people control keys to more than one UTXO (often they control hundreds) and then of course exchanges own many of those, so the upper bound on actual folks self custodying is much smaller. My guess would be that the actual number is somewhere between 1M and 10M worldwide.