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This made me chuckle:
Senator Graham suffered from chest pains and was rushed to the hospital after returning home from his trip to Ukraine yesterday where he went into cardiac arrest and passed.
"Graham died doing what he loved. Promoting wars and funding the death of millions. He is survived by defense contractors and DARPA."
Could you share your own experiences? This is a bit generic...
I've been testing multiple AI coding tools over the past few weeks. Some generate great UIs but fail at debugging, while others are slower but much more reliable.
Don't be too hard on yourself.
You've still got an edge. Cockroaches haven't built houses yet. For now~~
I wonder how they decide who's the sucker who is on cockroach scuba dressing duty. I hate those fuckers.
One thing kept bugging me: prediction markets exist (Polymarket, Kalshi), but none of them are actually built for Lightning, and none of them are built for people without a bank account.
Predyx?
Always happy to see new tools that leverage the LN, but predicting what the bitcoin price will do in the next 30 seconds sounds more like trying to predict where our drunken sailor will go left or right after leaving the pub (aka, a random walk).
Will you be adding other markets to bet on?
Wasn't there some in-house fighting between the main dev Maxim/PR person Olga and the rest? Don't know which faction is still active, but this kind of distraction usually implies the project is even more subject to delays than it already was.
I didn't do the math, but a friend did, and he said getting all the stickers would cost him at least 2500 units of fiat coins...
Pretty cool, but at the same time, pretty sad. This being a singular occurrence in most Bitcoiners' daily lives is a testament to how far we are from full adoption.
Other than p2p payments between Bitcoiner friends and me, the last time I paid out in the open was here: #1291945.
Has Square published numbers about people paying with Bitcoin through their POS?
It's love-hate. The tools have come a long way since that post last year, and it's very much part of my daily life. For the better in terms of time spent on menial tasks, for the worse in terms of time spent checking its output. I feel at days the only thing I do is prompting, and I miss those long coding sessions trying to find a small bug myself, which are weirdly satisfying. And prompting is mentally draining in its own way, but it brings less satisfaction.
Yes, indeed. Living in Singapore, you likely know what it feels like when you finally get ahead of the competition~~ even if for a brief amount of time until the next goal.
Targeted use of keywords to trick LLMs to highlight this specific thing for the referee who definitely read my report in detail~~
Groucho Marx~~