hey, at least she can wipe away the tears of sadness with the fruits of his monster tech bro salary

i just thougyt it was about a spanish vibe coder

the thing I always enjoyed about writing was that, during the process, it helped me sharpen my own thoughts and make sense of things

isnt part of this because passive funds often outperform the so-called wizzards running active funds?
like how dead people's portfolios often perform very well

when we think about people becoming fiat millionaires from free bitcoins from faucets, we feel late, but probably in the grand scheme of things, we are early.

People in 20-30 years will look back at the zaps we were getting here and think it was crazy, much like i think about the facuet sucking days

yeah, the argument is usually just simplified as when prices drop, people stop buying, waiting for the item to get cheaper and a spiral ensues

although from all the things i have read about inflating or hyper inflating currencies, people usually rush to get whatever tangible thing they can, before the currency shits itsself again

i mean i understand that the US, for example, might smash people with hyperinflation becuase they inflate their own debt away, but it wouldn't work for other countries with USD-denominated debt

how bad do things need to get before the various govs of the world would come to that conclusion and start doing something other than can kicking?

all i can tell you is, there is a market for hyper-realistic sex robots and whoever gets there first, is going to be very rich

Honestly, i think im more worried about the btc community agreeing on anything, as opposed to the quantim threat.

Like we all know that the answer is at some point upgrading to quantum-resistant algos, but meanwhile, the community is divided and hates each other like in block wars.

yeah i always thought fever dreams were like super realistic hallucinations from people with very high temperatures

apparently people have had heart attacks from those types of falling dreams before , fortunately not young kids i think tho

i've been doing all sorts of things with claude i could have never done before. i use it to make visual charts and things for my clients ad data, fed it a dry ass P&L and watched it turn it into a beatuful documents with visuals and information.

ive had claude cowork do some boring spreadsheet work on desktop too.

i've been vibe coding sites as well, made a Chrome extension for gold bugs to see prices of things in gold and silver oz (inspired by the opportunity cost chrome extension for btc), made this bitcoin tools site https://stacker-tools.com/ and i made a website and app for this game my daughter plays, it's a character companion app with quizzes, unlock tracker and all kinds of things.

all of a sudden i can do things i was never able to do, it's pretty amazing

more than ever i miss the wild west-esque nature of the internet from late 90s early 2000s

great times, no endless tracking, no influencers, classic old forums and napster / limewire

the forum vibe i get from SN i why i like it so much, actually

i think the most important thing with compounding is they need to understand that to compound, money has to be invested in something since it wont grow by sitting in the piggy bank

this is a great idea actually, never thought of doing a balance sheet. going to implement this, i think it will be quite good for my youngest who is much more of a spender as compared to the eldest who is a saver

what is interest , why does it exist is a good one yes, do you think bonds might be too advanced for a 12 year old, or just have that as a later module ?