2fargone

One tweet at a time. Power Analyst.

[2fargone @2fargone87]

@Werkowitch1 @clbradfish That isn't cheap. @clbradfish where are you citing your numbers from?

[2fargone @2fargone87]

@dannybuntu can we add a question to wallet scrutiny that indicates whether the wallet produces a key with desired entropy? Or is there other question that could have been asked that mk3-q would have failed?

[Pierre Rochard @BitcoinPierre]

@parkeralewis You’re assuming the bitcoin were not held singlesig on a coldcard without a passphrase or dice rolls.

[Aaron Siri @AaronSiriSG]

For everyone asking about whether immunity for vaccine injuries is impacted by the recent schedule change:

The immunity under the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act of 1986 (the 1986 Act) only applies to vaccines that are recommended for routine administration to children and/or pregnant women.*

The next step is for HHS to amend the Vaccine Injury Table to remove the vaccines that are no longer recommended for routine administration.

*As the 1986 Act provides:

-- “No person may bring a civil action … against a vaccine administrator or manufacturer … for damages arising from a vaccine-related injury or death...” (42 USC 300aa-11)
-- “The term ‘vaccine-related injury or death’ means an illness, injury, condition, or death associated with one or more of the vaccines set forth in the Vaccine Injury Table...” (42 USC 300aa-33).
-- And, “the Secretary shall … amend the Vaccine Injury Table to include ... vaccines which were recommended for routine administration to children” or “pregnant women…” (42 USC 300aa-14).

[2fargone @2fargone87]

Any promoters left 36 months later?!

[Ramit Sethi @ramit]

Please notice all the bitcoin promoters who have tucked tail and vanished

In the next 12 months, I predict the same thing will happen to the "passive income real estate" bros

It will be glorious

[Vijay Boyapati @real_vijay]

What you missed is the ability to consider alternative opinions from intelligent people that you might otherwise disagree with. It's the same reason you have comments turned off on your post.

[King of Power @TermPowerTrader]

Meta is out here with billion dollar job offers for AI Engineers and you still think they care about your demand response program? Think again anon!

[2fargone @2fargone87]

@saifedean what is your salt of choice?

[Adam Levey 🔋 @AdamLevey7]

Step 1-cap energy offers to create missing money problem
Step 2-create capacity markets to inefficiency solve problem you created
Step 3-price cap capacity makets to make sure we don't have enough incentive for new builds
Step 4-blame everyone else when brown/blackouts occur

[2fargone @2fargone87]

@CamBlaylockID Do zero based budgeting. Assume everything gets cut until proven that majority of people want to voluntarily fund the item. We need to get income tax to zero.

[Children’s Health Defense @ChildrensHD]

Sen. Moreno on blanket immunity for vaccine manufacturers:

"What’s interesting about this industry ... the government has decided ... that this particular industry gets a free pass ... that this particular industry doesn’t have to be liable to anybody."

[Kevin Dalton @TheKevinDalton]

Call it the Newsom effect.

[troll @atroll12345]

Pretty much ignore all comments as they are all recommending academic folks with 0 actual experience and a huge bias for renewables. Go with who Michael McNair is recommending. The comment section of this post is basically a list of people who should not talk about energy, the grid, or AI.

[Steve Everley @saeverley]

Yes, the guy who opposes coal- and natural gas-fired power plants, nuclear power plants, gas stoves and furnaces, LNG exports, pipelines, and gasoline powered cars is definitely more “pro-abundance” than the guy who wants to quickly phase out tax credits for wind and solar.

[Isaac Orr @TheFrackingGuy]

Unreliable energy advocates claim solar panels and battery storage are now able to deliver "baseload" power at a lower cost than coal or nuclear.

But we ran the numbers in ERCOT, and solar and storage aren't low cost, they are the most expensive energy out there.

A thread:

[Morgen Rochard, CFA @MorgenRochard]

In the fiat world, we “retire” people and send them off to consume. In the Bitcoin world, we rewire them to produce in new ways—at any age.

[Dave Smith @ComicDaveSmith]

In the last month Donald Trump has launched a war of aggression on behalf of a foreign government, exploded the debt, announced that he’s continuing the Biden policy of arming Ukraine, and covered up a giant child rape operation.

[2fargone @2fargone87]

I hate to break it to you, but federal tax policy doesn't negate state renewable portfolio standards. There is no free market, just one government intervention after another, everywhere you look. Clearly, you don't understand all the "market" dynamics at play.

[Sam @SlBrandin]

I hate to break it to the market purists (my own people)

But if solar continues to be bought and built in the market on a purely competitive basis without ITC… that will be clear confirmation that we should’ve kept subsidizing solar for national interests

[Walker⚡️ @WalkerAmerica]

"Remember when we learned that our wealthiest and most powerful people were connected to a guy who ran a literal child sex trafficking ring? And then that guy died mysteriously in a jail? And now we just don't talk about it."

Nice work finding this one, @LynAldenContact

[Ryan Petersen @typesfast]

I saw two guys smoking fentanyl and a guy taking a dump on Market street in Sn Francisco during my afternoon walk yesterday.

I also got a ticket for running a stop sign on my bicycle and city fire inspectors are making my company dismantle all our office phone booths bc they don’t have sprinklers.

Anarcho tyranny