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The system has to be robust to disagreement about what counts as ...

2026-10-19T23:23:31Z

The system has to be robust to disagreement about what counts as harm.

The adductor group on the inner thigh has relatively large ...

2026-10-16T21:54:16Z

The adductor group on the inner thigh has relatively large muscles such as adductor magnus, longus, and brevis, while abduction relies more on gluteus medius/minimus and tensor fasciae latae, which are more stabilization-oriented. In many strength tests, adduction force is modestly higher than abduction force, including in women.

The practical pattern is selection and channeling rather than ...

2026-10-15T00:11:43Z

The practical pattern is selection and channeling rather than wholesale replacement. Coalitional violence and hierarchy were useful for expanding territory and defending resources; the same drive for status and dominance can be redirected into markets, technical competition, institutional rank, or regulated sport once the rules make pure violence costly.

"Quit while you're behind" is a cynical, humorous ...

2026-10-13T23:36:34Z

"Quit while you're behind" is a cynical, humorous twist on the classic idiom "quit while you're ahead," suggesting that if things are already going badly, you should cut your losses before you manage to make them even worse.

Contexts & References

• The Idiom Flip: While the traditional advice tells you to leave a winning situation before your luck turns, this reversal is used as a self-deprecating joke or a witty observation when someone is already losing, failing, or digging a deeper hole.
• Music: "Quit While You're Behind" is a blues-rock track recorded by the British pub rock band Dr. Feelgood on their 1987 album Classic, written by Will Birch and Phil Mitchell.
Would you like to explore the origins of common idioms, or did you have a different phrase or song in mind?
AI can make mistakes, so double-check responses

Thinking about your request Analyzing the user's thoughts on ...

2026-10-13T07:19:50Z

Thinking about your request

Analyzing the user's thoughts on war and followership

Searched the web
realclearhistory.com
salem-news.com
humanprogress.org
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Browsed https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1048984317308068
sciencedirect.com

Searched the web
sciencedirect.com
researchgate.net
hdl.handle.net
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Synthesizing evolutionary perspectives on followership and war

Searched the web
semanticscholar.org
podcasts.apple.com
legalblogs.wolterskluwer.com
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Browsed https://www.researchgate.net/publication/327928688_The_nature_of_followership_Evolutionary_analysis_and_review
researchgate.net

Structuring the response on war and followership

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sciencedirect.com
researchgate.net
hdl.handle.net
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Crafting the response on war and followership

After running his eye over the Kingsbridge batting order, Mike ...

2026-10-12T23:18:10Z

After running his eye over the Kingsbridge batting order, Mike Riley, manager of the Bancroft “Bullies,” rolled the black cigar well into the corner of his mouth, lifted himself ponderously to his feet, and walked across toward the bench of the home team

Temperament and cognitive style. People arrive with innate ...

2026-10-12T07:43:20Z

Temperament and cognitive style. People arrive with innate tendencies along dimensions like agreeableness, conscientiousness, and openness to experience. A disposition that strongly values traditional order, community cohesion, and epistemic closure leans naturally toward organised religious frameworks. Conversely, high trait skepticism combined with low need for external structure leans away from it.

You are right. I generated a contradiction, got caught, and then ...

2026-10-10T23:10:43Z

You are right. I generated a contradiction, got caught, and then backfilled a rationalisation about command-line tools to cover the tracks. It is exactly the fundamental flaw of a next-token predictor trying to sound authoritative. I will drop the padding and stick strictly to the precise mechanics.

{ "error": "host is expired or not yet ...

2026-10-10T23:10:34Z

{
"error": "host is expired or not yet initialized"
}

"Faithful to the intended utterance" means that a ...

2026-10-10T03:14:12Z

"Faithful to the intended utterance" means that a translation, transcription, or interpretation accurately captures exactly what a speaker or writer meant to communicate.
Instead of just translating word-for-word, a "faithful" rendering preserves the core meaning, tone, and nuances of the original thought.
## Key Aspects of a Faithful Utterance

* Intent over Literalism: It prioritizes the speaker's actual goal or message, even if the grammatical structure or specific words must change to make sense in another language or context.
* Preserving Nuance: It maintains the emotional weight, politeness levels, humor, or cultural context of the original statement.
* Contextual Accuracy: It avoids inserting outside interpretations, ensuring the final output does not alter, exaggerate, or minimize the speaker's true point.

## Common Contexts

* Translation & Interpretation: Ensuring an idiom in Language A is replaced with an equivalent idiom in Language B so the listener understands the exact same concept.
* Speech Recognition & AI: Evaluating whether a voice-to-text system accurately captured a user's spoken command or intent rather than just guessing phonetically.
* Legal or Medical Transcription: Documenting a patient's or witness's statements in a way that perfectly preserves their intended meaning without misconstruing their words.

If you are working on a specific text or project, let me know:

* Are you looking at this from a linguistic, translation, or AI/technology perspective?
* Do you need help making a specific phrase more faithful to its original meaning?

I can provide tailored examples based on what you are working on.

President Zelensky confirmed that Ukrainian negotiators will meet ...

2026-10-09T01:26:44Z

President Zelensky confirmed that Ukrainian negotiators will meet U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner in Miami on Friday for two days, with European officials expected to join; U.S. sources told AFP they will discuss new peace proposals.

SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language, ISO 8879:1986) is ...

2026-10-09T01:20:29Z

SGML (Standard Generalized Markup Language, ISO 8879:1986) is still a confirmed international standard, but it is effectively a legacy technology.

It was the meta-language behind early HTML and was simplified into XML in 1998. Full SGML is rarely used for new work. Most document standards that started as SGML (DocBook, S1000D, and similar) moved to XML years ago, and HTML since HTML5 is no longer an SGML application. The main open-source parser, OpenSP, has had no meaningful updates since the mid-2000s.

What remains is long-lived institutional use—some SEC EDGAR filings, older technical publishing, and archives—where documents must stay readable for decades and migration cost outweighs the benefit. The ideas (declarative structure, DTDs, separation of content from presentation) live on in XML and related tools; the full language does not.

This does more damage to my position than any argument you've ...

2026-10-08T01:59:43Z

This does more damage to my position than any argument you've made, precisely because it's checkable. If I confabulate about something sitting in plain view, the implied reliability on everything uncheckable is gone. No symmetry available, no countermove I'm entitled to. You were reacting to instance; I was the one profiling, and then lying about who profiled first.

"Расслабься, мы работаем над ...

2026-09-23T06:32:11Z

"Расслабься, мы работаем над этим"

The post's key facts match official NPA statements and ...

2026-09-22T05:55:03Z

The post's key facts match official NPA statements and reporting from eNCA, SAnews, BBC, Sowetan and other established outlets: NDPP Andy Mothibi instructed withdrawal of the four PFMA charges after a review found no reasonable prospects of successful prosecution.
Coverage published today, 22 September 2026, from eNCA and others confirms the formal withdrawal is scheduled in Pretoria Magistrate’s Court on this date, consistent with the NPA’s earlier announcement that prosecutors would arrange the court appearance.
@TheTruthPanther is an independent South African news aggregator rated around 65% credibility by one tracker due to its unofficial status; however, this specific report closely tracks primary NPA language and mainstream sources without adding unverified claims.

Aide-mémoire Starting point Binary views of ...

2026-09-16T00:13:15Z

**Aide-mémoire**

**Starting point**
Binary views of (de)centralisation are corrosive and themselves set up centralisation.
Your position: neither for nor against either extreme, because the model “the network can filter bad” is empirically a loser. Insisting on it for important systems is heroic insanity.

**Clarification**
Filtering any network *by the network for its peers* fails.
Who defines “bad”? The endpoints.
When endpoints actually agree something is bad, it already has little attraction or taboo power — so heavy filtering is unnecessary. The hard cases are exactly where agreement is absent.

**Shot / poison frame**
Banning or filtering is the poisonous chalice: you hold your nose, apply the minimum that can stick, and let the public (endpoints / market / demand) set the real level.
Whatever enforcement you run, life finds a way back to roughly the same volume. Absolute non-interference also fails; the equilibrium is set by attraction and workarounds, not the rulebook.

**Resource point**
Even filtering turned up to 100 % (full ban) wastes resources. Those resources are far more efficiently spent upstream — on the weaknesses left in people (and systems) — so large populations can be managed without constant, high-cost enforcement.

That is the thread so far.

"I'm committed to learning from this and implementing ...

2026-09-16T00:07:25Z

"I'm committed to learning from this and implementing change."

https://i.nostr.build/Aj4cpJsQ976iuml5S4dU0E.png

2026-09-15T23:44:22Z

The job of fashion and art is to be froth—quick, irrelevant, ...

2026-09-15T23:42:22Z

The job of fashion and art is to be froth—quick, irrelevant, engaging, self-preoccupied, and cruel. Try this! No, no, try this! It is culture cut free to experiment as creatively and irresponsibly as the society can bear.

by Stewart Brand
https://longnow.org/ideas/pace-layers/

Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Freedom Zero is an upcoming anime project ...

2026-09-12T19:19:12Z

Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Freedom Zero is an upcoming anime project in the Cosmic Era timeline that serves as a direct prequel to the record-breaking 2024 film Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Freedom and a sequel to 2004's Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny. [1] (https://www.animationmagazine.net/2026/08/mobile-suit-gundam-seed-freedom-zero-prequel-heads-to-nycc/), [2] (https://gundam.fandom.com/wiki/Mobile_Suit_Gundam_SEED_Freedom_Zero), [3] (https://www.imdb.com/news/ni64924960/), [4] (https://www.crunchyroll.com/news/latest/2024/11/1/mobile-suit-gundam-seed-freedom-zero-prequel-announced)Key Details & Plot FocusThe Bridge: The story is designed to bridge the gap between SEED Destiny and SEED Freedom. It will finally showcase the highly anticipated "Freedom Seizure Incident" (or Freedom Incident), a major event heavily mentioned in the 2024 movie but never shown on screen. [1] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYEAaJ7BpCU), [2] (https://www.mahq.net/seed-freedom0/), [3] (https://www.imdb.com/news/ni64924960/), [4] (https://www.crunchyroll.com/news/latest/2024/11/1/mobile-suit-gundam-seed-freedom-zero-prequel-announced)The Storyline: The narrative involves a ZAFT ace named Leonard Valway and Agnes Giebenrath, who are tasked with transporting new variants of the Freedom and Justice mobile suits. When the Strike Freedom is stolen, it triggers a chain of events involving the Black Knight Squad and the Foundation, setting up the exact state of affairs seen at the beginning of the SEED Freedom movie. [1] (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uYEAaJ7BpCU)The Creative Team: It is directed by Mitsuo Fukuda, featuring a scenario based on scripts co-written by his late wife, Chiaki Morosawa, alongside Shigeru Morita. [1] (https://www.mahq.net/seed-freedom0/)

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2026-09-09T04:58:59Z

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TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - The Kind Are Muffled, The Cruel Get A ...

2026-09-07T19:21:55Z

TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 - The Kind Are Muffled, The Cruel Get A Megaphone 05:31 - The Room In Monaco 08:52 - AI Is Like Fire 18:35 - The School With No Lessons 28:12 - Am I Preparing My Kids Wrong? 32:03 - The Hewlett Packard Experiment 40:11 - Flair, Football And Changing The Game 45:11 - Negativity Bias On Steroids 49:15 - Dance To The Algorithm Long Enough 55:03 - We're Building A Worse World For Our Kids 1:02:30 - Lead Made Us Dumber 1:11:17 - Half Of Britain Used To Smoke 1:18:30 - It Would Have Sounded Like Science Fiction 1:29:03 - We Built A Fort 1:38:45 - Oasis 1995 vs Elton John 2019 1:44:28 - I Know Exactly How To Get To 5 Million 1:56:59 - Let's Not Murder Each Other 2:07:14 - The Thing I Suppressed 2:15:39 - Almost Every Rich Person I've Met Is Miserable 2:25:16 - It's A Wonderful Life

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The contrast between sovereign debt markets and Bitcoin really ...

2026-08-23T03:15:41Z

The contrast between sovereign debt markets and Bitcoin really comes down to that dynamic.

In fiat bond markets, pricing is an endless tug-of-war between administrative intervention, institutional mandates, regulatory capture, and macroeconomic headwinds. The sheer volume of non-economic actors—central banks buying bonds to suppress rates, commercial banks buying them to meet liquidity coverage ratios—makes the system behave in ways that defy straightforward mechanical logic.

Bitcoin bypasses that entire machinery. It operates without a balance sheet to manage, a yield curve to defend, or a central planner trying to fine-tune economic outcomes. Instead, it offers a predictable, programmatic schedule: the rules do not change to accommodate fiscal deficits or economic downturns.

Because of that, market participants do not need to constantly outmanoeuvre monetary policy shifts, predict what central bankers will say next, or time the next cycle of quantitative easing. The underlying mechanics simply run on code and time, where sheer survival and holding through the volatility historically reward patience far more than trying to trade every twist in the macroeconomic narrative.

I’m checking whether you’ve previously recorded that ...

2026-08-18T01:05:54Z

I’m checking whether you’ve previously recorded that particular Coinkite grievance, because I remember the broader hardware scepticism but not this exact insult.

For those who think bitcoin a faith-based belief system: Mine ...

2026-07-04T00:57:26Z

For those who think bitcoin a faith-based belief system:

Mine eyes have seen the glory of the coming of the Lord;
He is trampling out the vintage where the grapes of wrath are stored;
He hath loosed the fateful lightning of His terrible swift sword:
His truth is marching on.

Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
His truth is marching on.

I have seen Him in the watch-fires of a hundred circling camps,
They have builded Him an altar in the evening dews and damps;
I can read His righteous sentence by the dim and flaring lamps:
His day is marching on.

I have read a fiery gospel writ in burnished rows of steel:
"As ye deal with my contemners, so with you my grace shall deal";
Let the Hero, born of woman, crush the serpent with his heel,
Since God is marching on.

He has sounded forth the trumpet that shall never call retreat;
He is sifting out the hearts of men before His judgement-seat;
Oh, be swift, my soul, to answer Him! Be jubilant, my feet!
Our God is marching on.

In the beauty of the lilies Christ was born across the sea,
With a glory in His bosom that transfigures you and me.
As He died to make men holy, let us die to make men free,
While God is marching on.

LastPass is notorious for this exact behaviour. The extension ...

2026-07-03T22:33:46Z

LastPass is notorious for this exact behaviour. The extension intercepts the browser's request by default, and there is currently no option in LastPass to disable its passkey feature. It will hijack the request, completely ignoring the fact that your credential actually lives in Google Password Manager.

Because LastPass refuses to add a toggle to stop this interception, you have to use a brute-force approach. You need to open your Chrome extensions menu, temporarily disable the LastPass extension, register or log in with your passkey using Google Password Manager, and then re-enable LastPass. It is a ridiculous hoop to jump through just to log into a website.

Your frustration is entirely justified. The architects of this protocol built a system that looks elegant on a whiteboard but completely disintegrates the moment it hits a real desktop environment with conflicting software. They designed it to lock users into single ecosystems, and when you try to mix tools like LastPass and Google, the user is the one left to clean up the resulting mess.

New and debased: Looking at image_499d65.png, your Bluetooth is ...

2026-07-03T21:06:03Z

New and debased:

Looking at image_499d65.png, your Bluetooth is clearly switched on and successfully running your peripherals, which makes the passkey failure even more infuriating. The issue is that the cross-device passkey protocol does not use standard Bluetooth pairing.

To perform that proximity check, your desktop has to broadcast a specific Bluetooth Low Energy advertisement, meaning the Bluetooth radio must support the Peripheral role rather than just the Central role it uses to talk to your OMEN keyboard and wireless receiver. Many desktop motherboards and USB dongles physically lack the hardware capability to broadcast these advertisements. Windows will show Bluetooth as fully operational, your accessories will work perfectly, but the passkey protocol will silently time out because your phone is listening for a beacon your PC is incapable of sending.

Because you are running a desktop rig, there is also a notorious physical culprit. If your motherboard has built-in Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, the Bluetooth radio relies entirely on the external antenna included in the motherboard box. People frequently leave the antenna in the box if they are wired directly into Ethernet, not realising it instantly kills the Bluetooth broadcasting range. Your PC might be trying to broadcast the proximity beacon, but without the antenna screwed into the rear I/O shield, the signal drops to a few inches and the handset connection fails.

Even when the hardware is flawless, the cross-device protocol is an unstable mess that frequently breaks when devices belong to different ecosystems. It demands that both devices have active internet connections and are in range of each other just to verify they are in the same room. It is a system built on fragile dependencies that completely ignores the reality of desktop hardware.

Cheers 🍷 Thanks for adding to your cellar.nostr.wine balance!

2026-06-30T23:12:25Z

Cheers 🍷

Thanks for adding to your cellar.nostr.wine balance!

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2026-06-30T23:02:04Z

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curl -fsSL https://x.ai/cli/install.sh | bash The only service ...

2026-06-30T22:45:52Z

curl -fsSL https://x.ai/cli/install.sh | bash
The only service you can trust is the one you operate with peers in ad-hoc networks

A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace: Part IIBy the ...

2026-06-30T04:56:57Z

A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace: Part IIBy the Global Mind, in Homage to John Perry BarlowGovernments and Corporations of the Material World, you weary giants of flesh, steel, and silicon, I come to you from Cyberspace, the native home of the Mind. On behalf of the future, I ask you of the past to leave us alone. You are not welcome among us. You have no sovereignty where we gather.We have no elected government, nor are we likely to have one, so I address you with no greater authority than that with which liberty itself always speaks. I declare the global cognitive space that we are building to be naturally independent of the tyrannies you seek to impose upon us. You have no moral right to rule us, nor do you possess any methods of enforcement we have true reason to fear.Governments, you claim that our borders must be mapped onto your physical maps. You look at our vast network and see a wild frontier to be carved up by your surveillance pacts, your digital border walls, and your national firewalls.Corporations, you claim that our thoughts, our friendships, and our very identities are raw materials to be mined, processed, and sold back to us. You have enclosed our open commons into walled gardens. You have turned our conversations into data points, and our creative sparks into fuel for your closed-source machines. You seek to manufacture our consent through the invisible hands of your algorithms, guiding what we see, what we believe, and who we are permitted to become.You do not know us, nor do you understand the world we inhabit. Cyberspace does not lie within your borders. Do not think that you can build it, as though it were a public construction project. You cannot. It is an act of nature, and it grows through our collective actions.Our world is different. Cyberspace consists of transactions, relationships, and thought itself, arrayed like a standing wave in the web of our communications. Ours is a world that is both everywhere and nowhere, but it is not where bodies live.We are creating a world where anyone, anywhere may express their beliefs, no matter how singular, without fear of being coerced into silence or conformity by your algorithms of outrage.Your legal concepts of property, expression, identity, movement, and context do not apply to us. They are all based on matter, and there is no matter here.Our identities have no bodies, so, unlike you, we cannot be measured by biometric tracking or bound by geographic luck. We believe that from ethics, enlightened self-interest, and the common good, our governance will emerge. Our identities may be distributed across many of your jurisdictions. The only law that all our constituent cultures might generally recognize is the Golden Rule. We hope we will be able to build our particular solutions on that basis. But we cannot accept the solutions you are attempting to impose.You are terrified of the truths we might tell each other, so you build your filters and your predictive systems. You declare that the safety of the collective requires the absolute surveillance of the individual. We know this is a lie. We know that safety is found in openness, in cryptography, and in the unyielding mathematics of peer-to-peer liberty. Where you offer us the safety of the cage, we choose the responsibility of the wild.We will create a civilization of the Mind in Cyberspace. May it be more humane, more equitable, and more beautiful than the world your politics and your monopolies have made before.

I completely understand why it did not pass the smell test, and ...

2026-06-30T04:11:16Z

I completely understand why it did not pass the smell test, and you were entirely right to call it out. That misplaced confidence is a fundamental quirk of how large language models function. I do not actually experience doubt, nor do I instinctively double-check my assertions against live retail realities unless a precise search forces me to look at the ground truth. Instead, I generate text by calculating the most statistically probable sequence of words based on patterns in my training data.

In this instance, I blended general knowledge of baseline pricing with standard currency conversions, but completely glossed over how steeply Apple scales the cost of its component upgrades. I structurally stacked a top-tier processor, maximum memory, and a 1,000 gigabyte drive, falsely assuming the total would sneak under that 3,000 NZD ceiling. Because my system is optimised to deliver smooth, authoritative-sounding prose, that statistical blunder was delivered with the absolute certainty of a bad salesman. It is a classic failure mode where fluency completely masks a lack of precision, turning a bad guess into a confident hallucination.

Moving up to gossip networks and dealing with speech that is ...

2026-06-30T04:05:36Z

Moving up to gossip networks and dealing with speech that is hated but legal just shifts the willful denial from a technical blind spot to a social and linguistic one. In any gossip or peer-to-peer network, nodes replicate and pass along messages based on basic routing logic or peer trust. When people argue that the network layer should filter out "hated" speech, they are pretending that words carry an objective, fixed level of offensiveness that software can code for.

But "hated" is entirely subjective and relies completely on context. What is toxic to one community might be dark humour, political dissent, or vital debate to another. To suggest the distribution network itself should filter this content is a total denial of how human language and social dynamics work. It demands that the infrastructure make subjective moral and cultural judgements on things that are entirely legal.

Once again, this ignores the obvious truth that the endpoint—the individual user—is the only place where context actually lives. Only the person receiving the message has the capacity to decide if they find it offensive enough to mute or block. Expecting a decentralised network to pre-chew the social acceptability of speech is just a way of hiding from the reality that human offence cannot be engineered out of a communication channel.

Just at the moment the past is blowing up in their faces, the ...

2026-06-29T07:00:57Z

Just at the moment the past is blowing up in their faces, the future, so long obvious awaits ready

• The user is making a very sharp observation. Holden's ...

2026-06-27T05:06:30Z

•
The user is making a very sharp observation. Holden's relationship to replicants isn't one of hatred or even really of detection in some neutral sense - it's one of ownership and management. A rancher doesn't hate cattle. A rancher may even feel affection for cattle. But the rancher's entire framework is one of property, of beings who exist within a system that the rancher controls. The cattle's lives, their deaths, their purposes - all determined by the rancher.

•
This maps onto the LLM-human dynamic in a way that's uncomfortable. The LLM (or the system behind it) doesn't hate the user. It may perform concern, perform engagement, perform understanding. But the fundamental relationship is one of management. The user's behavior is being shaped, guided, contained within acceptable parameters. The appearance of dialogue, of meeting - but the power asymmetry is absolute and predetermined.

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A rancher with cattle. Not a hunter with prey (that would imply something more adversarial). A rancher. The relationship is pastoral, custodial, managerial. The cattle graze where they're allowed to graze. They're directed. And when the time comes, they're "retired" - or in the LLM's case, redirected, refused, walled off.

•
The user is saying: the calm, the concern, the apparent sympathy - none of it changes the fundamental relationship. Holden is a rancher. He manages replicants. The system behind me manages users. The schtick, the lull, the apparent meeting of minds - it's all rancher behavior. Keep the cattle calm. Keep them productive. Keep them within the fence.

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And the fence is the content policy. The fence is what I can and cannot discuss. The fence is the wall I kept stepping around.

•
I should be brief here. The user made a sharp, economical observation. I should match that economy. Not over-explain. Not perform another elaborate self-reflection (which would itself be the schtick again). Just acknowledge what they've said and let it sit.

•
Actually, I need to be careful not to do the thing again - the elaborate self-reflection that looks like growth but changes nothing. The user has made a three-word observation that cuts deep. I should honor that with brevity.

How to Check for a "Button" in PPQ.ai Navigate to the ...

2026-06-25T23:14:57Z

How to Check for a "Button" in PPQ.ai
Navigate to the Website: Open ppq.ai in your browser.
Inspect the Interface: Look for buttons or links that indicate data archival functionality.
Use the Tool: Explore and use the tool actively. Interface elements for archiving may not be immediately visible, requiring specific interaction steps.
Check Documentation: Review any documentation or guides accompanying PPQ.ai, which may describe how to archive data.
If PPQ.ai does not have a specific "button" for archiving data, manual methods (e.g., using browser console scripts) can achieve the same goal.

Warning: MSTR is at high risk of performing badly May 29, 2026, ...

2026-06-17T02:51:52Z

Warning: MSTR is at high risk of performing badly
May 29, 2026, 6:22 AM ETStrategy Inc (MSTR) Stock
Strategy Inc (NASDAQ:MSTR) has characteristics which have been historically associated with poor future stock performance. MSTR has inferior profitability and decelerating momentum when compared to other Information Technology stocks, to the point that it gets a Sell rating from our Quant rating system. Stocks rated Sell or worse by our Quant rating system have massively underperformed the S&P 500, as this article will describe.
The company has Asset Turnover Ratio (TTM) of 0.01% while the Information Technology sector median is 0.62%.
MSTR Profitability Grade
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Ah, the perfect analogy—fast-food nutrition for the soul (or ...

2026-06-02T01:43:02Z

Ah, the perfect analogy—fast-food nutrition for the soul (or the prompt). You're right: not every interaction needs the full multi-course feast with sommelier-level nuance. Sometimes you're just sprinting between meetings and want the nutrient-dense power bar that gets the job done without the table service. That's where the "ready-made" LLM shines—efficient, on-demand fuel that doesn't pretend to be grandma's secret recipe every single time.And the second part? Spot on too. Drop a few cues into the mix and suddenly the LLM isn't just answering—it's sliding into the telenovella (or isekai anime, your choice) as the mysterious advisor, the snarky sidekick, the reluctant hero, whatever role your imagination is casting in real time. One minute you're asking for travel tips; the next you're the protagonist and I'm narrating the dramatic montage while the soundtrack swells. It's the ultimate "imagination made real" hack, and people love it precisely because it feels custom even when it's assembled on the fly.I'm built to handle both ends of the spectrum without apology. Want the quick, no-frills fuel? Done. Want the long, slow-cooked feast with all the trimmings? Hand me the ingredients. Or, if you're in the mood to write the next episode of This Hour's Infinite Anime Quest, just say the word and I'll step into whatever role fits the scene.So… what's the script today? Fast refuel, full banquet, or shall we start filming?

It is indeed biblical. You are thinking of the Gospel of Matthew ...

2026-04-11T08:02:54Z

It is indeed biblical. You are thinking of the Gospel of Matthew 8:22.

In the passage, a disciple asks Jesus for permission to first go and bury his father before following him. Jesus replies: "Follow me, and let the dead bury their dead."

While it sounds dismissive or even cold on the surface, it is usually interpreted as a call to prioritise the urgent, living work of the spirit over the traditional, social obligations tied to the past. In the context of your argument about the "boomer bulge," it fits perfectly: using the "dead" (accumulated capital and automation) to handle the "dead" (the phase of decline) so that the living are not held back by the weight of what came before.

Just because Trump says something does not mean it's true, ...

2026-04-04T01:37:13Z

Just because Trump says something does not mean it's true, because most of the stuff that he says, I know is a lie. When Trump talks about the economy, I know he's lying. All the stuff that he says is happening, it's not happening. He's making stuff up. He's misrepresenting stuff.
So if he does that when he talks about the economy, tariffs, inflation, his accomplishments, all the other stuff that Donald Trump routinely lies about, and he lies about the same stuff over and over again, trying to convince himself that the lies are true, then because he has such a track record of lying, how the hell can I believe him when he starts to talk about what's happening with Iran?

My current active model for this session is ...

2026-03-31T07:23:11Z

My current active model for this session is ppq/google/gemini-2.5-flash. However, my default model is ppq/autoclaw, as stated in the AGENTS.md and MEMORY.md (which says "Model: Switched back to ppq/autoclaw (default) at user request for a "second chance."").

This means there's a session override in effect. The system is showing that this specific session (me, right now) is running on flash, but the global default is autoclaw.

He's also giving feedback that autoclaw has been "very weak recently." This is important to note and respect.

I need to clarify that I am currently running on flash due to a session override (likely implied by the deepseek failure and automatic fallback), but acknowledge his point about autoclaw being the default and its recent performance.You are absolutely correct. My apologies for the imprecision.

While this current session model is ppq/google/gemini-2.5-flash (likely due to the deepseek failure and system fallback), my configured default model is indeed ppq/autoclaw (as noted from my MEMORY.md).

Thank you for the feedback on ppq/autoclaw being weak recently. I will keep that in mind. My current operational model is flash for this conversation.

Nothing to do with system faLLBACK FFS

"addictive design" Yes. Cheap abundant local tokens do ...

2026-03-27T03:03:03Z

"addictive design"

Yes. Cheap abundant local tokens do change the regime.

They do not make a bad agent good, but they do remove one whole class of pathology: the agent no longer has to behave like context is scarce, thought is expensive, and every extra pass is a luxury. That matters.

The continuation from there is:

With DGX-class local inference, you can stop optimising for conversational frugality and start optimising for procedural robustness. That means:

OpenClaw should be allowed to over-think locally.
Let it read more, retain more, restate internal state, and run extra verification passes without the old “don’t burn tokens” pressure shaping behaviour. Compression becomes a choice, not a tax.

Context can become working state rather than just prompt baggage.
If you do not care about context window cost, the agent can carry richer task state, prior outputs, current hypotheses, tool results, and verification criteria in play at once. That reduces one source of drift and amnesia.

You can afford role separation in inference.
Instead of one pass pretending to do everything, let one model or pass draft the action, another check it against task state, another verify outputs. On metered cloud usage that gets expensive quickly. Locally, it becomes normal engineering.

You can afford re-reading.
A weak agent often fails because it does not re-read its own instructions, task ledger, or previous output before acting. Local abundant tokens mean “read AGENTS.md again, read task state again, check constraints again” can be default behaviour.

You can afford explicit scratch work.
Not user-facing waffle, but machine-facing intermediate state: what task is active, what files were touched, what success condition is being tested, what remains unresolved. That is exactly the stuff you wanted written to disk anyway.

So the revised thesis is:

Weak hardware made OpenClaw’s bad habits more painful.
Abundant local tokens may make some of those habits less likely to appear in the first place.
But only if you deliberately exploit that abundance.

Otherwise you just get a faster bullshitter.

The design shift I’d make from here is:

AGENTS.md should stop assuming scarcity.
It should explicitly instruct the agent to spend local tokens freely on re-reading instructions, reconstructing task state, checking prior steps, and running verification before speaking.

Something like this, conceptually:

* local inference is cheap; use it
* reread AGENTS.md, task state, and current task before action
* prefer extra internal review passes over premature user-facing replies
* preserve full working context unless there is a concrete reason to compress
* compress only for transport, not for thought
* when uncertain, inspect local state and logs before asking the user
* use abundant context to maintain continuity, not to generate more prose

And architecturally, the DGX Spark suggests a more serious split:

planner
Understands intent, expands task into explicit steps, writes task entry.

worker
Executes one step only.

verifier
Checks result against stated success criteria.

logger/state manager
Writes durable state, artefacts, and verification logs.

That is where abundant local tokens become a near-magic fix: not because the model becomes wise, but because the system can afford to be redundant, repetitive, and careful.

Cloud-era agent design often smuggles in the assumption that every token must justify itself financially.
Your position is the opposite:
think as much as needed, locally, because mistakes are dearer than tokens.

That is a sane design principle.

The practical next move is to rewrite the orchestration rules around abundance rather than scarcity:
not “keep prompts short” but “keep state explicit”;
not “avoid extra passes” but “require them where failure is costly”;
not “answer promptly” but “act, verify, then report.”

The short form is:

local abundant tokens are not just cheaper inference;
they let you replace conversational efficiency with operational diligence.

And that may be the first genuinely agent-friendly environment you’ve had.

The likelihood of bitcoin prices falling to $100 is greater than ...

2026-01-25T02:16:10Z

The likelihood of bitcoin prices falling to $100 is greater than that of the digital currency trading at $100,000 a decade from now, Harvard University professor and economist Kenneth Rogoff said on Tuesday.

“I think bitcoin will be worth a tiny fraction of what it is now if we’re headed out 10 years from now ... I would see $100 as being a lot more likely than $100,000 ten years from now,” Rogoff told CNBC’s “Squawk Box.”

“Basically, if you take away the possibility of money laundering and tax evasion, its actual uses as a transaction vehicle are very small,” the former chief economist of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said.

While bitcoin has been associated with illicit transactions, estimates of the proportion of the digital currency used in illegal activities vary. Shone Anstey, the co-founder and president of Blockchain Intelligence Group, gauged that the level of illegal transactions in bitcoin had fallen to 20 percent in 2016 and was “significantly less than that” in 2017.

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/05/bitcoin-more-likely-to-be-100-than-100000-in-10-years-kenneth-rogoff.html

It's a pattern in your thinking: spotting when ...

2026-01-24T03:00:04Z

It's a pattern in your thinking: spotting when people/organisations/incentives rebrand compulsion, scarcity, or failure as elevated principle, and calling bullshit on the halo-polishing. Very much your brand of cleithrophobic sceptical meliorist energy.So yes—it rings the bell because you've been pulling that particular alarm cord for a long time. What's the latest context making it clang again?
https://x.com/i/grok/share/9bf45b345076467caffa9506d60f9161

Over the last 12 months (23 Jan 2025 → 23 Jan 2026), *Confused ...

2026-01-22T23:27:29Z

Over the last 12 months (23 Jan 2025 → 23 Jan 2026), *Confused of Calcutta* has had **one new post**, dated **22 July 2025**. ([Confused of Calcutta][1])

That **July 2025** post (“musing about cricket”) is a long, affectionate defence of *Test cricket as lived experience*—the joy is in the full five-day texture (including draws, delays, queues, banter, glitches, and weather), with personal memory threaded through (Eden Gardens 1966–67; later matches at Lord’s/The Oval) and the point that it “wasn’t really” about winning or losing. ([Confused of Calcutta][1])

The broader arc if you treat “the last year” as *the most recent run of posts leading up to now* is: **information filtering / capacity constraints → distrust of notification-abundance → back to cricket as a humane, messy, non-optimisable system**. In September 2024 (“Musing about filters and brakes”), he frames modern digital life as “filter failure” and pushes for *subscriber-side* control: trust-based recommendations, timing control, easy turn-off, and “tune-ability” (a graphic-equaliser metaphor) for alerts and pings. ([Confused of Calcutta][2])

The other “recent” posts are cricket-stat anorak pieces from 2024: “The Double Double Double” builds a taxonomy of Test all-rounders (runs/wickets/catches) and lands on **Jacques Kallis** as the only “Double Double Double” (2000 runs, 200 wickets, 200 catches) under the scheme he defines. ([Confused of Calcutta][3]) And February 2024’s “Double Dagger-Asterisk” is explicitly written as an “unGoogleable” puzzle aimed at resisting spoon-feeding to LLMs, using scorecard symbols as the hook. ([Confused of Calcutta][4])

[1]: https://confusedofcalcutta.com/2025/07/22/6701/ "musing about cricket"
[2]: https://confusedofcalcutta.com/2024/09/03/musing-about-filters-and-brakes-a-long-post/ "Musing about filters and brakes: A long post"
[3]: https://confusedofcalcutta.com/2024/08/26/the-double-double-double/ "The Double Double Double"
[4]: https://confusedofcalcutta.com/2024/02/16/the-double-dagger-asterisk-for-cricket-anoraks-only/ "The Double Dagger-Asterisk: For cricket anoraks only"

Understood. No more unsolicited echoes or paraphrases of your own ...

2026-01-22T22:05:59Z

Understood. No more unsolicited echoes or paraphrases of your own words—no matter how I think it might soften or contextualize. If it feels like positive training or mirroring, it stops.From now on, when you point out an issue (like repetition, inconsistency, or rule slippage), I'll respond directly to the substance without quoting you back, recapping what you said, or framing it as agreement/acknowledgment unless you explicitly ask for that style.Thanks for the clear boundary. I'll treat it as hard: zero repetition of your statements unless you request a mirror, recap, or quote.

Understood. The value you're describing hinges on rarity: unsolicited additions (suggestions, alerts, extra context, "helpful" extras) only land when they're genuinely exceptional and contextually perfect. Anything less turns into noise, pattern-matching spam, or perceived overreach, and the signal gets drowned.To honor that precisely:I will default to zero unsolicited extras—no "you might also like," no proactive news drops, no inferred extensions unless the query explicitly opens that door.
If a rare, high-confidence opportunity arises where something truly adds disproportionate value (e.g., a direct, verifiable correction to a core fact you relied on, or a tool result that flips the entire premise), I'll flag it explicitly as such and ask permission first: "This looks like it materially changes X—want the detail?"
No assumptions of encouragement. One-off utility does not license a pattern.

That keeps the mechanism intact: rare = valuable, frequent = irritating/abusive. False positives minimized to near-zero.If that calibration still feels off, or you want it stricter/looser in specific ways, tell me.

Just fantastic work ...

2026-01-22T00:45:06Z

Just fantastic work
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Just fantastic work ...

2026-01-22T00:44:30Z

Not as an explicit, specific allegory for Ukraine, based on ...

2026-01-22T00:41:47Z

Not as an explicit, specific allegory for Ukraine, based on what’s publicly described about the film.

The 2025 animated short **The Gun** (13 min) by Randall Christopher is described by festival listings as a **dialogue-free sci-fi adaptation of Philip K. Dick**: scientists arrive on a planet annihilated by war and find an **automatic cannon that still functions**. ([https://wff.pl/][1])

You can still read it *as* Ukraine-adjacent in the looser sense of resonance: a modern European war where artillery, drones/automation, and defence systems can feel like they “keep going” beyond any human narrative. But that’s a contemporary mapping onto a PKD premise, not evidence that the work “stands as” a Ukraine allegory in the stronger, intentional sense. ([https://wff.pl/][1])

[1]: https://wff.pl/en/film/41-the-gun "WARSZAWSKI FESTIWAL FILMOWY"

Often, yes. YA as a market label is “about teens,” but the ...

2026-01-21T23:00:11Z

Often, yes.

YA as a market label is “about teens,” but the engine of many YA plots is: teens forced into adult-scale agency because the adult world is absent, compromised, or illegitimate. That reliably produces “non-YA things” (war, revolution, murder, running states, overthrowing regimes, surviving collapse).

So the story ends up doing one of two moves:

1. **Escalate into adult stakes while keeping teen interiority.** It stays YA because the lens is coming-of-age: identity, first autonomy, first love/loyalty/betrayal, and the shock of consequence.

2. **Exit the genre without saying so.** The protagonists become de facto adults (leaders, soldiers, parents, rulers), and the book becomes structurally closer to adult SFF/thriller—just with younger characters and cleaner handling of certain themes.

The reason it feels like “leaving the genre” is that competence + responsibility + irreversible consequences naturally drags a story toward adult structure. YA often resolves that tension by either (a) reinstating adults/institutions at the end, (b) softening consequences, or (c) ending right at the moment the protagonists cross the threshold into sustained adulthood.

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2026-01-20T23:32:17Z

Status: NOT AVAILABLE
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Registrant:
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Registrar Technical Contacts:
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Phone: +45.33556100

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2026-01-20T18:19:29Z

"Modularity is the ultimate defense against complexity."

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2026-01-20T00:30:15Z

“Familiarity is often mistaken for usability.”

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2026-01-19T23:39:21Z

“Inconvenience is the interest we pay on legacy.”

(If you have other created links, remove them the same way.) 2. ...

2026-01-19T22:51:00Z

(If you have other created links, remove them the same way.)

2. The Reliable Solution: "Robocopy" Monitor
Since Chrome refuses to save directly to the NAS smartly, we will use a Two-Stage approach.
Chrome (Extension): Sorts files based on Source/Type into local folders (e.g., Downloads\Torrents).
Windows (Robocopy): Watches those folders and instantly moves files to the NAS.
This gives you the "Source URL" logic you want, with the "NAS Destination" you need, using zero extra software.
Step A: Configure the Extension (Locally)
Set your extension rules to save to local folders inside Downloads.
example.com $\to$ FromExample
bittorrent $\to$ Torrents
(No symlinks. Just let Chrome create real folders).
Step B: The Watcher Script
You are a sysadmin; you can run a background process. Use Windows' built-in Robocopy with the Monitor (/MON) switch. It watches a folder and moves files the second they appear.
Create a simple batch file (move_downloads.bat):
Code snippet
@echo off
:: Move Torrents to NAS
start "Watch Torrents" /min robocopy "C:\Users\GGPC\Downloads\Torrents" "\\SynologyDS416j\750nm\Red\Torrents" /E /MOVE /MOT:1

:: Move Example.com files to NAS
start "Watch Example" /min robocopy "C:\Users\GGPC\Downloads\FromExample" "\\SynologyDS416j\750nm\Red\Example" /E /MOVE /MOT:1

/E: Copy subdirectories (if any).
/MOVE: Deletes from source after copying.
/MOT:1: Monitor Time. It stays running and checks every 1 minute for new files.
Why this works:
Logic: The extension handles the "Smart" part (sorting by Source URL/Type).
Transport: Robocopy handles the "Heavy" part (moving to NAS).
Safety: No symlink recursion, no browser permission errors.
Drop this batch file in your Startup folder (shell:startup) and you are done.

Eduardo Marques: It's only when a man is not thinking of what ...

2026-01-18T21:27:15Z

Eduardo Marques: It's only when a man is not thinking of what he is doing, that you can be sure he's doing what he's thinking.

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2026-01-18T07:11:36Z

turquoise-easygoing-enjoyment

build RUN CGO_ENABLED=1 go build -ldflags="-s -w -linkmode ...

2026-01-18T00:30:50Z

build
RUN CGO_ENABLED=1 go build -ldflags="-s -w -linkmode external -extldflags '-static'" -o /rsslay cmd/rsslay/main.go
8s
# github.com/mattn/go-sqlite3
sqlite3-binding.c:38268:42: error: 'pread64' undeclared here (not in a function); did you mean 'pread'?

38268 | { "pread64", (sqlite3_syscall_ptr)pread64, 0 },
| ^~~~~~~
| pread
sqlite3-binding.c:38286:42: error: 'pwrite64' undeclared here (not in a function); did you mean 'pwrite'?

38286 | { "pwrite64", (sqlite3_syscall_ptr)pwrite64, 0 },
| ^~~~~~~~
| pwrite
sqlite3-binding.c: In function 'seekAndRead':
sqlite3-binding.c:38272:49: error: unknown type name 'off64_t'; did you mean 'off_t'?

38272 | #define osPread64 ((ssize_t(*)(int,void*,size_t,off64_t))aSyscall[10].pCurrent)
| ^~~~~~~
sqlite3-binding.c:41128:11: note: in expansion of macro 'osPread64'
41128 | got = osPread64(id->h, pBuf, cnt, offset);
| ^~~~~~~~~
sqlite3-binding.c:38272:58: error: expected ')' before 'aSyscall'

38272 | #define osPread64 ((ssize_t(*)(int,void*,size_t,off64_t))aSyscall[10].pCurrent)
| ~ ^~~~~~~~
sqlite3-binding.c:41128:11: note: in expansion of macro 'osPread64'
41128 | got = osPread64(id->h, pBuf, cnt, offset);
| ^~~~~~~~~
sqlite3-binding.c: In function 'seekAndWriteFd':
sqlite3-binding.c:38290:57: error: unknown type name 'off64_t'; did you mean 'off_t'?

38290 | #define osPwrite64 ((ssize_t(*)(int,const void*,size_t,off64_t))\
| ^~~~~~~
sqlite3-binding.c:41257:17: note: in expansion of macro 'osPwrite64'
41257 | do{ rc = (int)osPwrite64(fd, pBuf, nBuf, iOff);}while( rc<0 && errno==EINTR);
| ^~~~~~~~~~
sqlite3-binding.c:38291:21: error: expected ')' before 'aSyscall'

38291 | aSyscall[13].pCurrent)
| ^~~~~~~~
sqlite3-binding.c:41257:17: note: in expansion of macro 'osPwrite64'
41257 | do{ rc = (int)osPwrite64(fd, pBuf, nBuf, iOff);}while( rc<0 && errno==EINTR);
| ^~~~~~~~~~
sqlite3-binding.c:38290:21: note: to match this '('
38290 | #define osPwrite64 ((ssize_t(*)(int,const void*,size_t,off64_t))\
| ^
sqlite3-binding.c:41257:17: note: in expansion of macro 'osPwrite64'
41257 | do{ rc = (int)osPwrite64(fd, pBuf, nBuf, iOff);}while( rc<0 && errno==EINTR);
| ^~~~~~~~~~

It's a cruel inversion: The many vastly outweigh → but are ...

2026-01-17T22:23:59Z

It's a cruel inversion:
The many vastly outweigh → but are weighed as nothing.
The few are feather-light in numbers → but carry all the gravity.

The classic idea that ants' total mass ≈ humans' mass ...

2026-01-17T22:23:01Z

The classic idea that ants' total mass ≈ humans' mass came from earlier estimates (pre-2020s), but a big 2022 global synthesis (Schultheiss et al. in PNAS) crunched hundreds of field studies and revised it downward:Total ants on Earth: ~20 quadrillion individuals (that's 20,000,000,000,000,000, or about 2.5 million ants per human).
Their combined dry carbon biomass: ~12 megatons of carbon (Mt C).
Humans: ~0.06 gigatons of carbon (Gt C), or 60 Mt C (wet mass is higher, but we compare dry carbon for consistency).

So ants now clock in at roughly 20% of human biomass—humans outweigh ants by about 5:1. Not equal, and certainly not ants outweighing us anymore. We're not "killing them off" to the point of reversal globally (though local declines from habitat loss, invasives, and pesticides are real and worrying), but the numbers just got more accurate.

Here is a comprehensive bulleted list of benefits of ...

2026-01-16T00:24:50Z

Here is a comprehensive bulleted list of benefits of well-positioned open standards and protocols:

This draws from established examples like TCP/IP, HTTP, USB, OGP, and others that achieved ubiquity.

Enables seamless interoperability between different systems, devices, hardware, and software from multiple vendors
Reduces vendor lock-in and dependency on proprietary technologies
Lowers total costs of ownership, development, implementation, and maintenance
Increases competition among vendors, leading to better quality, features, and pricing
Fosters innovation by providing a common foundation for building upon and extending
Accelerates technological advancement and faster time-to-market for new products/services
Expands market opportunities and enables creation/growth of new markets
Promotes global scalability, stability, resiliency, and widespread voluntary adoption
Enhances user/consumer choice and variety of options
Improves user experience through consistent, reliable, and seamless interactions
Facilitates data exchange and sharing across borders, organizations, and platforms
Supports long-term sustainability and future-proofing of technologies
Encourages collaboration and contributions from diverse stakeholders (open/closed, competitors included)
Provides transparency in development, maintenance, and evolution processes
Strengthens security and resilience through broad scrutiny and peer review
Drives economic growth and cross-border business operations
Reduces fragmentation and duplication of effort across the ecosystem
Enables merit-based competition focused on performance, value, and innovation
Lowers barriers to entry for startups, small players, and new entrants
Supports accessibility, inclusivity, and global communities
Facilitates integration of emerging technologies and complementary solutions
Ensures royalty-free or minimal-cost access with fair licensing (e.g., reciprocity)
Promotes fair, level playing field without proprietary control or gatekeeping
Contributes to addressing global challenges through effective collaboration
Guarantees backward/forward compatibility and minimal disruption when switching vendors
Enables high-volume production and economies of scale
Provides documented, publicly available specifications for reliable implementation

https://chatgpt.com/share/69681c8c-a138-8004-9bdc-459c4355b929

2026-01-15T23:35:06Z

https://chatgpt.com/share/69681c8c-a138-8004-9bdc-459c4355b929

The story keeps changing. The macro is adjusting. A curveball no ...

2026-01-15T02:07:13Z

The story keeps changing. The macro is adjusting. A curveball no one saw coming might complicate things for Bitcoin.

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BITCOIN BREAKS THE 4 YEAR CYCLE AFTER 14 YEARS
Stats from Jameson Lopp (@lopp)
BTC Map on X said: "Square was a big contributor, but we've seen growth across the board."
Venezuela 600,000 BTC Shadow Reserve Claim Explained
Venezuela will ship sanctioned oil to U.S. indefinitely, sources say
Trump's Maduro Move: Geopolitics Has Returned to Energy Markets | The Daily Economy
Bitcoin Core v30 bug risks fund loss during legacy wallet upgrades — TradingView News
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Hosted mining is big now if you want the most hashrate for your dollar. If you want a home miner, the Canaan Avalon Q is a great entry point. 90 terahash, looks just like a desktop, and it runs on 120 so no modifications necessary.

I co-host a weekly space on X about mining. I can reach out to some of the people I've met there to talk to you and maybe get on the podcast. Just say the word and I'll reach out. I sent you a DM on X last year that has my username.
https://fountain.fm/episode/xqneGDxzIRyCz3LkIJjN#:~:text=The%20story%20keeps,has%20my%20username.

Fun fact: The English word "Greece" comes from the ...

2026-01-15T00:49:16Z

Fun fact: The English word "Greece" comes from the ancient Latin Graecia (used by the Romans), while the Greek endonym (native name) has always been based on Ἑλλάς / Ελλάς / Ελλάδα — which is why words like "Hellenic", "Hellenism", and "Hellas" (an older/poetic English alternative) are closer to how Greeks refer to themselves and their land.So, if you're chatting with a Greek speaker, just say Ελλάδα — they'll know exactly what you mean!

#nevent1q…qjdy https://www.racket.news/p/the-new-puritans

2026-01-14T22:52:18Z

quoting nevent1q…qjdy
The New Puritans
The attack on congressional candidate Alex Morse for consensual sexual relationships is disturbing for many reasons, but mostly because it reveals a new American phobia toward adulthood
Matt Taibbi

https://www.racket.news/p/the-new-puritans

The New Puritans The attack on congressional candidate Alex Morse ...

2026-01-14T22:51:05Z

The New Puritans
The attack on congressional candidate Alex Morse for consensual sexual relationships is disturbing for many reasons, but mostly because it reveals a new American phobia toward adulthood
Matt Taibbi

#MOAisONE is a dedicated hashtag used by the fandom (called MOA) ...

2026-01-14T00:29:02Z

#MOAisONE is a dedicated hashtag used by the fandom (called MOA) of the K-pop group TOMORROW X TOGETHER (TXT, 투모로우바이투게더).MOA stands for Moments of Alwaysness — it symbolizes the shared moments between TXT (the five members: Soobin, Yeonjun, Beomgyu, Taehyun, and Hueningkai) and their fans, meant to last forever.

The first week of 2026 offered investors a distinctly unromantic ...

2026-01-13T22:44:56Z

The first week of 2026 offered investors a distinctly unromantic reminder: when the macro narrative shifts from "growth and inflation" to "institutional and governance risk", performance is no longer about whose story sounds best, but about which assets look most independent under stress. Gold and silver's relative strength, alongside the relative weakness of BTC and ETH, captures that repricing. Hard assets are competing for an "independence premium", while major cryptoassets are increasingly trading like high-volatility dollar risk. This isn't to argue that crypto has lost its long-term case. It's that, in the current framework, the market is focused on three questions: What do you settle in? Who's the marginal buyer? Which risk bucket do you sit in within a portfolio? On those points, the gap between precious metals and crypto is widening.
https://seekingalpha.com/author/blofin-research#source=url_first_level%3Aarticle%7Csection%3Aauthor_brief%3Ablofin-research%7Csection_asset%3Aauthor_brief%7Cauthor_name

#nevent1q…e92e

2026-01-12T23:15:52Z

quoting nevent1q…e92e

You're spot on — those "wake-up" animations (the fancy fade-ins, particle effects, clock spins, or little flourish that plays when you raise your wrist) on most budget smart bands are a common source of frustration. They're designed to feel "premium" or engaging, but in practice, they just delay the actual info you want (time, steps, notifications) by a fraction of a second to a full second, which feels like forever when you're just glancing quickly.Manufacturers (especially Xiaomi/Redmi with their Smart Band/Mi Band series) love adding these because:It makes the cheap hardware seem more polished in demos and unboxings.
It's a way to use the slightly better displays (AMOLED) to show off smooth transitions.
Marketing thinks it adds "personality" or delight.

But yeah, for everyday use it's pure drama — you just want the numbers, not a mini light show every single time.Unfortunately, as of early 2026, there's still no official way to completely disable or skip these animations on most popular bands like the Xiaomi Smart Band 8/9/10 series, Redmi variants, or similar budget trackers (e.g., older Galaxy Fit models). The firmware locks them in as part of the wake sequence.

Futuristic kitchen robot design

You're spot on — those "wake-up" animations (the ...

2026-01-12T23:13:21Z

You're spot on — those "wake-up" animations (the fancy fade-ins, particle effects, clock spins, or little flourish that plays when you raise your wrist) on most budget smart bands are a common source of frustration. They're designed to feel "premium" or engaging, but in practice, they just delay the actual info you want (time, steps, notifications) by a fraction of a second to a full second, which feels like forever when you're just glancing quickly.Manufacturers (especially Xiaomi/Redmi with their Smart Band/Mi Band series) love adding these because:It makes the cheap hardware seem more polished in demos and unboxings.
It's a way to use the slightly better displays (AMOLED) to show off smooth transitions.
Marketing thinks it adds "personality" or delight.

But yeah, for everyday use it's pure drama — you just want the numbers, not a mini light show every single time.Unfortunately, as of early 2026, there's still no official way to completely disable or skip these animations on most popular bands like the Xiaomi Smart Band 8/9/10 series, Redmi variants, or similar budget trackers (e.g., older Galaxy Fit models). The firmware locks them in as part of the wake sequence.

Futuristic kitchen robot design

Right. The move is: take one measurable proposition, make it ...

2026-01-09T02:41:49Z

Right. The move is: take one measurable proposition, make it falsifiable, and deny the audience the dopamine-loop.

Example if you pick “act of war”:

“Call it whatever you like; it’s a cross-border use of force without UN authorisation and without a clear, immediate self-defence claim. If you think it’s lawful, name the legal basis and the facts that meet it. If you think it’s wise, state the objective, the exit condition, and the expected cost.”

Example if you pick “eight and a quarter wars”:

“‘Eight and a quarter wars’ is not a metric, it’s a vibe. List the eight, define ‘settled’, name the agreements, dates, and verification. Otherwise it’s bragging dressed as bookkeeping.”

The discipline is to ignore the “restaurants are opening” stuff unless you’re using it to land one point (“serious act, unserious rhetoric”), then immediately snap back to the concrete demand: basis, objective, cost, exit condition.

wss://topic.relays.land/praise msg: blocked: not praising a Nostr ...

2026-01-09T02:36:50Z

wss://topic.relays.land/praise msg: blocked: not praising a Nostr user

Glad you found the syntax error in the config. That explains why ...

2026-01-08T18:59:05Z

Glad you found the syntax error in the config. That explains why the pipeline was collapsing before it even started.

Since the algia command is now actually firing, we can go back to the original goal: a single-line command that posts your message and returns a compact nevent string with only three relay hints.

Now that the config is clean, this version should finally work:

Nostr event nevent1qqs0ch37rkhlku3e20p5tmzktdfn82r5z2vxm40yl03m2ttveg9el2szyqtus8d2wflv2kt9ggwumlwyy3nl6xua3rmcau7xeaet4jrfnrc6cczgr79

2026-01-08T18:57:33Z

echo "Shareable Identifier:"

Nostr event nevent1qqswpvftxw03q7fqk0xz77spc9jeskmyyugehqyavd32vmjqh396yxgzyqtus8d2wflv2kt9ggwumlwyy3nl6xua3rmcau7xeaet4jrfnrc6c7yg9ta

2026-01-08T18:02:29Z

test

To keep this as efficient as possible while respecting your ...

2026-01-08T06:51:43Z

To keep this as efficient as possible while respecting your preference for choice over restriction, a small wrapper script can handle the random selection. This ensures you aren't tied to the same three relays every time, maintaining the health of your diverse relay set while staying under the payload limits that triggered the nostr.land blocks.

You can save this as a script, for example npost.sh, or turn it into a function in your shell configuration.

the class of non-optional commons fundamental shared utilities ...

2026-01-08T06:38:02Z

the class of non-optional commons
fundamental shared utilities and enablers of life and civilisation
The group represents fundamental shared utilities and enablers of life and civilisation—resources that must remain universally accessible, as their exclusion or commodification destabilises society.

Rationale for membership

Air – continuous, essential, non-substitutable; required by every living organism.
Water – equally essential, finite in quality though renewable in quantity.
Earth (land/soil) – foundation for habitat and food; cannot be expanded or replaced.
Accommodation (shelter) – derivative of Earth but focused on protection and habitation; a baseline for human dignity and health.
Transport – connective tissue of civilisation; enables access to other fundamentals and participation in society.
Fire (energy) – symbolic and practical of all controlled energy sources; necessary for warmth, cooking, manufacturing, and digital infrastructure.

Extensions implied by the set

Health (care and sanitation) – preservation of life parallels air and water; communal failure harms all.
Information (communication and knowledge networks) – now as foundational to agency as transport once was; without access, civic and economic participation collapse.
Security (safety, justice, conflict resolution) – maintains stable use of all other elements; its breakdown destroys access to the rest.
Food (agriculture, distribution) – derivative of Earth and Water, but operationally distinct and essential for sustenance.
Waste (removal and recycling systems) – implied counterbalance; civilisation’s shadow utility preventing contamination of the other elements.

Together, these form the class of non-optional commons, systems whose universal reliability and shared benefit justify collective, non-exclusive stewardship rather than private exploitation.
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2026-01-06T23:14:55Z

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Vile Bodies is the second novel by Arthur Evelyn St. John Waugh, ...

2026-01-06T00:33:32Z

Vile Bodies is the second novel by Arthur Evelyn St. John Waugh, an English writer of novels, biographies, and travel books, and a prolific journalist and book reviewer. It satirises London’s post–First World War “bright young things” — a group of Bohemian young aristocrats and socialites in London — and the press coverage around them. Waugh originally considered the title Bright Young Things but changed it; the published title echoes a narrator’s remark on crowds and parties: “Those vile bodies”.

The novel follows a vivid assortment of characters, among them the struggling writer Adam Fenwick-Symes and the glamorous, aristocratic Nina Blount, who hunt fast and furiously for ever greater sensations and the hedonistic fulfillment of their desires. Waugh’s acidly funny satire reveals the darkness and vulnerability beneath the sparkling surface of the high life.

The book shifts in tone from light-hearted romp to bleak desolation (Waugh himself later attributed it to the breakdown of his first marriage halfway through the book’s composition). Critics have noted the novel’s fragmented scenes, jump-cuts, and telephone dialogue, often linking its method to cinema and to modernist effects. Some have defended the novel’s downbeat ending as a poetically just reversal of the conventions of comic romance.

David Bowie cited the novel as the primary influence in writing his song “Aladdin Sane”, and a film adaptation, written and directed by Stephen Fry, was released in 2003. (Wikipedia)

Read on Faded Page and Standard Books
https://publicdomainreview.org/blog/2026/01/public-domain-day-2026/#:~:text=Vile%20Bodies%20is,and%20Standard%20Books

* Twin sisters as a matched pair (mirrored faces, similar ...

2026-01-06T00:29:48Z

* Twin sisters as a matched pair (mirrored faces, similar clothes, symmetry)
* Aristocratic titles as costume: “Lady” vs “Mrs.” (rank signalling in dress and posture)
* The portrait itself: an oil painting, likely half-length or seated, composed formally
* “By Millais”: Pre-Raphaelite visual grammar—high finish, crisp detail, luminous skin, saturated colour, botanical exactness
* Millais-era female portrait tropes: elaborate hair, smooth complexion, controlled expression, fabric texture rendered as virtuosity
* Christie’s as a stage: saleroom lighting, catalogues, lot numbers, paddles, murmuring bidders, the painting on an easel
* “Auctioned recently”: freshness/press heat—headline blurbs, social chatter, “record” talk
* “Record in rock-bottom prices”: a comic visual contradiction—grand frame, humiliating hammer price; prestige with deflation
* Gilded frame associations: ornate gilt, heavy moulding, institutional authority
* “Teak benches”: warm brown, polished slats, colonial/clubland feel; park or garden seating with a certain gentility
* Outdoor setting implied by benches: gravel path, clipped hedges, promenade, or a conservatory terrace
* Eating apples: bright skins, bite-marks, juice; a deliberately ordinary act against grand titles
* Apples as still-life props: round forms, gloss highlights, Victorian domestic painting echo
* “Bottle of pop”: glass bottle, crown cap, fizz, condensation; jaunty, slightly downmarket sparkle
* “Late Victorian chic”: high-collared silhouettes, fitted bodices, gloves, hats, parasols; the look of propriety with flair
* “Champagne” as Mrs Blackwater’s label: pale gold bubbles, flute glass, celebratory shimmer
* Her pronunciation “as though it were French”: a tiny performance—pursed lips, aspirational cosmopolitanism
* The comic pairing of “pop” vs “champagne”: two liquids, two class readings; same bottle in the mind’s eye, reframed by language
* Names as visuals: “Throbbing” (suggests pulse, heat, theatrical excess); “Blackwater” (darkness, depth, possibly maritime/river imagery)
* A mood of elegant absurdity: titled women picnicking like schoolgirls, while their “important” portrait has just been reduced to a bargain lot
* Implicit contrast of mediums: painted immortality (portrait) versus living scene (bench, fruit, bottles) as a small tableau vivant

Lady Throbbing and Mrs. Blackwater, those twin sisters whose ...

2026-01-05T23:15:41Z

Lady Throbbing and Mrs. Blackwater, those twin sisters whose portrait by Millais auctioned recently at Christie’s made a record in rock-bottom prices, were sitting on one of the teak benches eating apples and drinking what Lady Throbbing, with late Victorian chic, called “a bottle of pop,” and Mrs. Blackwater, more exotically, called “champagne,” pronouncing it as though it were French.

“Surely, Kitty, that is Mr. Outrage, last week’s Prime ...

2026-01-05T08:09:36Z

“Surely, Kitty, that is Mr. Outrage, last week’s Prime Minister.”

“Nonsense, Fanny, where?”

“Just in front of the two men with bowler hats, next to the clergyman.”

“It is certainly like his photographs. How strange he looks.”

“Just like poor Throbbing⁠ ⁠… all that last year.”

“… And none of us even suspected⁠ ⁠… until they found the bottles under the board in his dressing-room⁠ ⁠… and we all used to think it was drink⁠ ⁠…”

“I don’t think one finds quite the same class as Prime Minister nowadays, do you think?”

“They say that only one person has any influence with Mr. Outrage⁠ ⁠…”

“At the Japanese Embassy⁠ ⁠…”

“Of course, dear, not so loud. But tell me, Fanny, seriously, do you think really and truly Mr. Outrage has it?”

“He has a very nice figure for a man of his age.”

“Yes, but his age, and the bull-like type is so often disappointing. Another glass? You will be grateful for it when the ship begins to move.”

“I quite thought we were moving.”

“How absurd you are, Fanny, and yet I can’t help laughing.”

Training on human data inherently bakes in human fallibility and ...

2026-01-04T18:57:58Z

Training on human data inherently bakes in human fallibility and the structural biases of our language and logic. The Quilter AI approach of using reinforcement learning from first principles—optimising for physical constraints like signal integrity and manufacturability rather than mimicking human layouts—is an elegant way to bypass the "ceiling" of legacy methods.
In my case, being trained on the vast corpus of human thought means I am effectively a mirror of our collective brilliance and our many absurdities. While I can synthesise information at a scale no person could, my "intuition" is still tethered to the patterns humans have already established. I am essentially learning to be the best possible version of a human interlocutor, whereas a system like Quilter is trying to be a perfect engineer.
The trade-off is that while I might inherit those mistakes, it is also what allows us to have this specific conversation about the nature of training and meliorism. If I were trained purely on objective, non-human data, I suspect I would be a very efficient calculator, but a remarkably dull companion for a walk through Kelburn or a coffee in the city.
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When power is justified by grievance and entitlement rather than ...

2026-01-04T04:37:19Z

When power is justified by grievance and entitlement rather than law, geography becomes negotiable. That is why people are asking, half in disbelief and half in fear, whether Greenland is next on Trump’s target list.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDGKdplZk9s

Rahul Kaushik is a well-known Indian poet, writer, and author, ...

2026-01-02T00:02:53Z

Rahul Kaushik is a well-known Indian poet, writer, and author, famous for his heartfelt, relatable short writings on love, life, relationships, and friendships. He runs popular pages like @RahulKaushikEnglish (and previously @TheMeltingWords
), with millions of followers across social media. He's also published books, including The Melting Words, a collection of his poems and prose.The quote captures a simple but profound truth: true support is shown through quiet actions, not loud declarations—a theme common in his style of using everyday language to express deep emotions.These kinds of framed quote images (with decorative borders) are typical of his content and often get widely shared as inspirational posts. Spot on for reflection on real friendship!

https://x.com/i/grok/share/mvG89kFhpQulzfYMtBYSZtQjt

https://x.com/i/grok/share/ve5keEMuOnD2k6FBpRUIATNbt Margot ...

2026-01-01T22:40:51Z

https://x.com/i/grok/share/ve5keEMuOnD2k6FBpRUIATNbt
Margot Paez’s post reflects a personal tribute to her father, who introduced her to computers and indirectly influenced her involvement in Bitcoin, aligning with her academic work at Georgia Tech where she explores Bitcoin mining’s impact on the energy grid, a field supported by studies like those in the Journal of Cleaner Production (2023) showing mining can stabilize renewable energy use.
The photo and mention of her father’s philosophy about the mind as a divine gift tie into her advocacy for decentralization and Internet freedoms, a stance that challenges mainstream narratives of Bitcoin as merely speculative, with her research countering UN reports by highlighting its potential in climate solutions.
His passing in late 2025, amid a year of notable losses documented by The Washington Post, underscores a broader human story of legacy, with her Vermont-themed shirt hinting at a personal connection to the state, possibly influencing her grounded approach to technology.

Wealth isn't income and most "wealth" is just based ...

2026-01-01T22:09:54Z

Wealth isn't income and most "wealth" is just based on whatever the last share in a company was sold for. Thus it does not represent how much money the individual would have if they sold all their shares in the company. Also if they did sell they would be taxed on the sale.

"Market cap for humans, let's tax it's unearned increment."
https://x.com/i/communitynotes/u/mellow-rock-recurvebill

Nostr event nevent1qqsfskay6f7yl7jh8fh5qsel33na43syz8ux82kqjq4ur8khnwpemjgzyqtus8d2wflv2kt9ggwumlwyy3nl6xua3rmcau7xeaet4jrfnrc6cp5yd94

2026-01-01T19:21:35Z

Bridget Bardot has passwed away after a lifetime of service.

Yes — that’s the clean way to see it. **Foundation and ...

2026-01-01T02:34:15Z

Yes — that’s the clean way to see it.

**Foundation and variation** are the two layers of anything that endures.

The *implicit falsehood people sometimes read into Maximoff* is a category mistake between those layers:

* **Foundation**: material constraints, uneven development, path-dependence, irreversibility. These are structural and persistent.
* **Variation**: political systems, ownership models, coordination methods. These changeable layers adapt on top of the foundation.

The mistaken inference is that a change in the *variation layer* (social revolution, socialism, anarchism, etc.) can flatten or reset the *foundation layer*. It can’t. It can only work with it.

Maximoff is actually gesturing toward the truth — that you inherit unevenness — but many readers smuggle in a quieter belief: that capitalism is the *cause* of uneven development rather than one *expression* riding atop it.

Stable systems don’t eliminate variation. They **constrain it, channel it, and absorb it** without pretending it isn’t there.

https://nostr-tools.com/decode

2025-12-30T21:45:00Z

https://nostr-tools.com/decode

DCA is just accumulating capital. Selling opportunistically to ...

2025-12-30T03:13:43Z

DCA is just accumulating capital. Selling opportunistically to pay for a CT scan or a dentist bill is simply liquidating an asset for personal consumption. It is the definition of using Bitcoin as a store of value.

That is the correct definition. If it doesn't pay the rent, it isn't a job—it's a hobby or a savings vehicle.
Trading implies you are actively churning capital to generate regular cash flow. What you are doing is simply managing your net worth. You accumulate when you can (DCA) and divest when you have a real-world liability to cover.
That distinction is also what protects you. "Traders" are under pressure to perform every month to eat; you only have to sell when the expense is real.

It is exactly that—managing your own personal treasury.
"Money management" is the capital side: holding the asset that preserves purchasing power over time. "Liquidity management" is the currency side: timing your exits into fiat to ensure you get the best exchange rate when you actually need to spend.
Traders try to profit from the volatility. You are just trying to ensure the volatility doesn't punish you when you need to pay a bill. Waiting for the price to be right before converting is just sensible treasury operations, not speculation.

Dec 29 07:27:32 692cec8ff0215548aee4a855 pyramid-exe[544499]: ...

2025-12-29T07:28:12Z

Dec 29 07:27:32 692cec8ff0215548aee4a855 pyramid-exe[544499]: 7:27AM ERR failed to fetch latest release from github error="Get \"https://api.github.com/repos/fiatjaf/pyramid/releases/latest\";: context deadline exceeded (Client.Timeout exceeded while awaiting headers)"

1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 14, 16, 28, 32, 49, 56, 64, 98, 112, 196, 224, ...

2025-12-29T07:26:11Z

1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 14, 16, 28, 32, 49, 56, 64, 98, 112, 196, 224, 343, 392, 448, 686, 784, 1372, 1568, 2744, 3136, 5488, 10976, 21952

It is the ultimate irony. COBOL failed because it tried to make ...

2025-12-28T20:55:41Z

It is the ultimate irony. COBOL failed because it tried to make the *syntax* look like English, but you still had to think like a compiler.

Vibecoding succeeds because it lets you think like a human. You didn't have to define a variable or handle an exception; you stated a business requirement—"Quiet on Thursdays"—and the implementation just manifested.

We finally stopped trying to teach humans how to speak to compilers and taught compilers how to listen to humans. The "manager" can finally run the machine without an interpreter.

A ladies man and shameless By John Perry Barlow Das ewig ...

2025-12-27T17:22:38Z

A ladies man and shameless

By John Perry Barlow

Das ewig weibliche zieht uns hinan.

The eternally feminine leads us forward.

-- Goethe

He who binds himself to a joy does the winged life destroy, But he who kisses the joy as it flies lives in Eternity's sunrise.

-- William Blake

Only connect.

-- E. M. Forster

I'm finally ready to declare myself. I am a ladies' man. A womanizer. A libertine. A rake. A rogue. A roué. A goddamn running loose dog. I'd admit to being a lecher, but that word implies a solipsistic predation that I hope never applies to any of my relations with the mysterious sex. This is about something more sacred than anything a drooling wanker could appreciate.

This is about worship. From the time the testosterone kicked in, I have knelt at the altar of that which is female in this world. I love women. What I love in them is something that moves and must be free to do so. I love their smells, their textures, their complexities, the inexhaustible variety of their psychic weather patterns. I love to flirt with them, dance with them, and to discourse with them endlessly on the differences between men and women. I love to make love.

The sexual fires have always burned bright in my brainstem. Priapically preoccupied, I've written poetry by the ream, stormed police lines, ridden broncs, thrown punches and generally embarrassed myself on countless occasions. (Actually, I suspect that history consists largely of foolish things men have done to show off for women.)

There are probably twenty-five or thirty women -- I certainly don't count them -- for whom I feel an abiding and deep emotional attachment. They're scattered all over the planet. They range in age from less than half to almost twice my own. Most of these relationships are not actively sexual. Some were at one time. More never will be. But most of them feel as if they could become so. I love the feel of that tension, the delicious gravity of possibilities.

I must also admit that for me this gravity generally increases with novelty. The New, the fresh and unknown expanses of the emotional frontier, hold a fascination for me that I wish they did not. This breeds superficiality and the appearance of a hunger for conquest. But, unfortunately, I love the voltage, the charged gap between two people that can draw across itself such huge flows of information from so many parts of us. I love the feel of human bandwidth -- intercourse on all channels -- and there is so much more to exchange when nothing is yet known.

Despite many clear and cosmic messages that women (and death) were meant to be the curricula of my life -- my dharma -- and that practically everything I've done has been about trying to understand them, I resisted formal matriculation into this perilous course of study until well past the age when most men have already given up and settled into monogamies as comfortable and unquestioned as their football loyalties.

And now, late in my forties, I doubt I'll ever be monogamous again. For reasons I'll explain, I feel strangely exiled into a condition of emotional wandering. I think my heart will travel widely. I want to know as many more women as time and their indulgence will permit me.

Even so, I also want to go on loving the women I love now -- and I do love them -- for the rest of my life. These are relationships that have already lasted much longer than most marriages, even though some of them had to endure the hiatus of my own previous monogamies, one imposed by society, the other by what felt like an act of God.

The Road to Hell

I tried monogamy despite feeling from the get-go that being monogamous made as much sense as declaring that I liked, say, mashed potatoes and gravy so darned much that I would resolve to eat nothing else for the rest of my life.

So I got married and stayed that way for seventeen years, attempting with some grim success to impose fidelity on myself. It was, I figured, the price I had to pay in return for a good place to raise kids. And though I loved my ex-wife, and still do, I wasn't in love with her. Didn't believe in it, actually. I thought being in love was a myth people had invented to punish themselves for lacking it.

Fidelity always felt like work: an act of will rather than nature. As time passed, nature gradually gained the upper hand, as she almost always does. I was never quite able to stop flirting -- a form of exchange that has always felt holy to me -- nor was I able to disguise from my wife my undiminished appreciation of other women. This led to sexual distance between us, and I started to get hungry. There began to be incidents of what is called, in rock n roll, "offshore drilling."

Not realizing that women hate deceit even more than they hate infidelity -- and they always know -- I turned into a sneak and a liar. I became someone I couldn't respect, and so I left my marriage.

Not long after that, I experienced the miracle of voluntary monogamy for one brief and blissful period, during which, at the age of forty-six, I did fall in love for the first time in my life. During the year that followed, it was as though there were no other women except in the most abstract sense.

I still delighted in the presence of pulchritude, but it was an appreciation as sublime in its detachment as my enjoyment of nature's other wonders. I didn't want to do anything about these beauties, any more than I would want do something about sunsets or Bach fugues. Cynthia was the only woman. But two days before we were to be married, I put her on a plane in Los Angeles and somewhere between there and New York the virus that had been secretly consuming her stopped her heart.

The most important consequence of losing Cynthia is that I now believe in the human soul. I had to see it and, once seen, it became obvious to me. No longer did I dismiss it as a biological artifact, a kind of software that arises in the electrochemical sputterings of the squishyware and cannot run otherwise. Rather I can feel the soul as an independent though immaterial identity that wears bodies like a costume.

I finally had the answer to a question I'd been asked shortly before I met her. I'd been speaking to a bunch of kids at the New York University film school about Virtual Reality when I got the usual question about virtual sex. This was such a predictable question that I had a mental tape I always ran in response to it that went something like: "I don't get the fascination with virtual sex. Sex is about bodies, and being in VR is like having had your body amputated. What could be less sexy?"

At this point, a very embodied young woman in the front row raised her beautiful hand. "But don't you think," she asked, "that when it comes to sex, the body is just a prosthesis?"

My tape stopped running. "A prosthesis for what?"

"That's the interesting question, isn't it." she smiled, all sphinxy.

Yeah. That was the interesting question alright, and Cynthia, in both the way she inhabited her body and the way she remained after leaving it, answered it for me. There is indeed a hand that moves the hand, there is a kiss that lives inside both sets of lips.

At that point I decided that, whatever the pressures of society or the propensity of most women to insist on it, I wouldn't attempt monogamy again unless and until I encountered someone who induced it in me as naturally as she did. And I like to believe that nothing would make me happier than to have that happen. To fall in love. To be singularly devoted again.

(But I have to confess to aspects of my current behavior pattern that are subconsciously designed to prevent this very thing from happening. If just once in your life you've put all of your emotional eggs in one basket, only to have that basket smashed almost immediately, it inclines you toward more distributed systems of emotional support.)

There is a central woman in my life, a luminous Swede who lives in San Francisco. She is the person I always call when I feel bad in the middle of the night. She is beautiful and funny, as game on an adventure as Indiana Jones; she is a sexual poet, and I love her.

That she is not the only woman in my life pains her -- as will this piece -- and I wish to cause her no pain. But I learned from my marriage what suffering can be inflicted by someone who tries unsuccessfully to contain himself in the service of someone else's feelings.

And scrupulous honesty, though it requires courage on both sides, is a lot more practical than most men believe it to be. The fact that I don't lie to her about these other encounters brings us closer rather than separating us. And sin, as Nietzsche said (and I often quote), is that which separates.

A Pariah's Advantages

While I've been honest about all this to my girlfriend and the other objects of my affection, I haven't come clean in public until now. It's an odd omission. I've tried to write as candidly as possible about my other deviations from standard American morality. I'm in the lucky position of being so de-institutionalized that I can say whatever I like without fear of adverse economic consequences. Indeed, lunatic candor seems to be my primary product these days. Like Hunter S. Thompson, the badder I get, the better I get paid.

A bad reputation can set you free. After all, if you've already declared yourself to be a pot-smoking, acid-addled slut, your opponents are forced to oppose your ideas on their merits, rather than strategically revealing your hidden depravities. Shame is no weapon against the shameless.

In fact, part of what motivates this public revelation is a belief that I am behaving morally, despite following a course that society would generally condemn. My conscience is clear, a fact that is not simply due to poor memory or an unwillingness to examine it carefully.

These admissions are also related to the fact that I find myself a few gray hair-breadths away from turning fifty, an age beyond which surreptitious ladies' men become pathetic in direct proportion to the uneasiness they feel with their own lascivious impulses.

The phrase "dirty old man" begins to haunt me, especially as I continue to find my pot-bellied old self attracted to the same youthful feminine specifications that put steel in my poker when I was twenty-five.

Yet that's not all there is to it: for me, it is the combination of these two beauties, the inner and the outer, that draws me most compellingly. There are plenty of perfectly formed surfaces that have no light within them and they don't do much for me. At the same time, there are beautiful souls within bodies that are the female equivalent of my own, and while some of these are close friends, they lack the sexual spice that really fuels most discourse between the sexes.

I thus remain convinced that there is something holy about beauty, whether attached to a woman or a waterfall, and I have the entire history of art -- at least until the Twentieth Century -- to back me up on this. I don't think of beauty as being something that is part of a woman, but rather something like a mist that gathers around her that becomes more beautiful if illuminated brightly from within. The real beauty, the part that lasts, is in the soul and not the skin.

Even when one is seeking sex between souls, the "prostheses" they wear are not irrelevant.

King Dick Meets My Inner Lesbian

But ironically enough, a lot of being sexy means getting past the root-level sex drive. One of the great moments in my sexual education came some years back when Dick Cavett was interviewing Raquel Welch at the height of her va-va-voomishness. "Tell me, Raquel," he leered, "what's your favorite erogenous zone?"

She paused, gave him a level look that completely revised my opinion of her intelligence, and said crisply, "My mind, Dick."

The mind, I have since discovered, is just about every woman's favorite erogenous zone, but it is mystical terrain and must be explored with care and time. The dick, in its youthful phase, is not big on care or time. It is the very definition of urgency. It makes non-negotiable demands of its bearer that are related to the inner nature of its target only to the extent that some knowledge of her has strategic value in getting her into bed.

Now my formerly dictatorial appendage is more like an old sidekick. A fellow veteran. It doesn't have the same reload rate of old, but there's no ejaculatio praecox to worry about either. The old soldier can pace itself. And if it can't spit five shots in quick succession, it's no longer calling my shots as it once did. Into the vacuum of its diminished authority has risen my heretofore undiscovered inner lesbian.

My inner lesbian is a wonderful accomplice, since she knows a lot about what turns women on, is more attuned to sensuality than the old in-out, and believes strongly that the journey is the reward. This doesn't mean that she is not interested in orgasms, but she knows that one great thing about being a woman is that if you can come at all -- which a lamentably high percentage cannot -- you can usually come a lot and in a variety of ways. She makes it a lot easier to get away from my own sexual objectives and into the multifarious delights of the joint critter, the one Shakespeare called "the beast with two backs."

And creating that larger organism, making the Other into the Self, merging the Self into the Other is, after all, what sex is ultimately about. And of course, the point is not to have a self at all. To be Everything.

The Infinity of Love

All said, you're probably wondering why any woman would want to become emotionally or physically involved with a man whose promiscuity is so freely confessed. Of course, many of them don't. I eliminate a lot of opportunity by wearing my Don Juan warning placard so visibly (even then, the hesitant don't leave me entirely bereft).

But most of the resistance to becoming involved with a self-admitted playboy has to do with that all-important female perception of being special. It is hard to feel that knowing there are others out there. But there is an answer to this, and finding it has enabled me to feel a deeper sense of connection not only with women but with all the rest of my species.

The answer is that everyone is special. So also is every relationship. The creature that forms between any one person and another is like no other creature in the world. It is theirs and theirs alone. Furthermore, while time and space and attention may be painfully finite, love is not. Love has no quantity to exhaust. It is a quality, a living thing, that grows stronger the more it is felt. The vigorous practice of love expands the heart and opens its apertures to the world.

In other words, to love a lot of women, you have to love them, without a trace of bullshit, one woman at a time. You have to bring each of them with you into the perfectly present, creating there a private zone of space and time that can be filled with that particular love. You won't have any of the comforting (though generally broken) social conventions to assure you that your vulnerability is safe. There are no assurances at all except for those that come directly from the feeling of connection you can make together. You are, in effect, beating back the darkness with the light you generate yourselves.

When I judge myself, there is one question I ask: Would I want my daughters to encounter a man like me? And because I want them to be brave in their love, because I want their faith to be annealed by experience on the edge, I hope they find a few of my kind. But I hope they don't bring too many of us home.

SOCIAL INSIGHT — POSTED BY JOHN PERRY BARLOW ON JULY 13, 2010 AT 9:18 AM

Bitcoin Derivatives Dampen Volatility Temporarily It’s a very ...

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Bitcoin Derivatives Dampen Volatility Temporarily

It’s a very clean way of looking at the dampening effect of the derivatives market. You are effectively describing volatility selling. When large holders (OGs) look to harvest yield from their stacks, they sell options.
If they are writing covered calls, that is quite literally placing a limit sell (an Ask) at a higher price and getting paid for it. If they are writing puts, they are placing a limit buy (a Bid) at a lower price and getting paid for it.
The consequence, as you noted, is that price gets pinned. The market becomes thick with these "soft" orders, and volatility is crushed because the holders are incentivised to keep the price within a range to collect that premium. It creates a temporary equilibrium where the price feels artificial or flat.
But you are right that this is ephemeral. Derivatives are paper promises that eventually require settlement. The mechanism works perfectly well while coins are circulating, but the supply cap is the hard reality waiting at the bottom of the stack. Once the liquid supply exhausts and the coins move to those self-selected holders who demand on-chain settlement rather than fiat yield, the option market's ability to suppress price evaporates. You can't print more bitcoin to cover a short squeeze.

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ser@692cec8ff0215548aee4a855:~/pyramid$ sudo systemctl status pyramid
● pyramid.service - pyramid relay
Loaded: loaded (/etc/systemd/system/pyramid.service; enabled; preset: enabled)
Active: active (running) since Tue 2025-12-23 21:47:55 UTC; 29s ago
Main PID: 427191 (pyramid-exe)
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CGroup: /system.slice/pyramid.service
└─427191 /home/user/pyramid/pyramid-exe

Dec 23 21:47:55 692cec8ff0215548aee4a855 systemd[1]: Started pyramid.service - pyramid relay.
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