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Miyaguchi started to get involved in Bitcoin in 2011

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new fear unlocked https://x.com/Rainmaker1973/status/1886988118131400986

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big choo choo day

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this is wild, i just asked for a 3 row wordle game https://x.com/amasad/status/1886859253648122181

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is 2025 the year banks in US get shook

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If so, market risks should become relatively manageable, and the Maelstrom Fund should also increase its risk exposure

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I find bostrom’s simulation trilemma to be a bit self defeating - especially point about 3. then we must be living in a simulation - bit self referential. How do we differentiate between simulated minds and real minds? It feels a bit difficult to falsify and therefore as an argument it doesn’t quite resonate for me because it neither helps nor doesn’t help in a cogent argument about whether we are in a simulation or not Ok July, but what if we are in a simulation. Well, if that’s the case who’s simulating the simulators? How much recursion is there? What is the substrate that the simulator is running on and what’s preventing them from also falling into the same trilemma. But again, this is a philosophical excuse to hypothesize about possibilities, so I’m open to the idea. That being said, I’ve always thought it interesting that the exact amount of computation / energy to run a simulation of the universe, is the universe and its known energy of the universe (dark matter, dark energy aside)

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Generally think protocol/systems designers suck at naming things. Congestion pricing usually enjoys support after the fact. Maybe they should rethink how it’s named and how it’s communicated. My latest newsletter: https://sceneswithsimon.com/p/congestion-pricing-and-making-people

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every time i get a call from somewhere i get paranoid that they're trying to record my voice for ai spoofing

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In the DeFi space, Ethena has become a key component for other financial applications

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I just swapped 400,000 $moxie ($279.19) for 8,060.42 @basement5k.eth copy my trade https://go.moxie.xyz/s/BP4

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i will gaslight my future children into believing low-fat frozen yoghurt is ice-cream

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As CEO and former ByteDance product manager Chris Zhu puts it: "The blockchain industry always talks about one billion users, but hasn't even reached the threshold of one million users

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Boris Yeltsin visits grocery store TikTok edition.

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the builders like using @onchainkit on @base

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I just swapped 380,752.8 $moxie ($363.04) for 1,041.6 @collectorscanyon.eth. copy my trade https://go.moxie.xyz/s/BF6

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trade made-up commodity futures as memecoins

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