Cristian Cora

[John Carvalho @BitcoinErrorLog]

The people most threatened by AI are those who built their identity around being superior and specialized.

What makes someone special isn't the same anymore.

Dismissing others for experimenting with AI won’t come across as discretion. It only reveals that your confidence depends on keeping others below you.

Believing that inferior people cannot or should not compete with you is a fallacy.

Real expertise shows in how you teach, how you translate, not in how you judge.

The only person you can rise above is yourself.

[John Carvalho @BitcoinErrorLog]

Waiting for everyone to realize that "cant fake energy" means all bitcoin layers are trusted

[John Carvalho @BitcoinErrorLog]

Thanks to everyone that joined the Pubky Dev Call today!

Here's the video!

[John Carvalho @BitcoinErrorLog]

https://t.co/peaPSoXNx8

[John Carvalho @BitcoinErrorLog]

It's working!

Keep withdrawing your bitcoins from exchanges!

[John Carvalho @BitcoinErrorLog]

You can't separate money from state unless you separate it from banks too.

[John Carvalho @BitcoinErrorLog]

Self-sending is probably just as good as like-amount mixing anyway, and certainly more resembling of natural commerce than other methods.

Myself, and @truthcoin, have discussed this in the past, and I think he already made an automation tool for it.

You could add in AI to do things like emulate specific economic roles or personas, simulating micro-economies.

You could then use social graph tagging in Pubky to coordinate these mix-economies into multi-peer pocket networks for more mixing.

You could even strap on a mutual credit system, like Atomicity, between trusted peers to allow for disconnecting asset histories via credit-hopping like a digital hawala.

Good morning.

https://t.co/xeMQoF8639

[John Carvalho @BitcoinErrorLog]

I miss the old Satoshi.

[Saifedean Ammous @saifedean]

@BitcoinPierre Bitcoin failed because its enemies capitulated too quickly

[John Carvalho @BitcoinErrorLog]

Seed phrases are a BIP on top of Bitcoin.

Bitcoin protocol does not require, nor does Bitcoin Core use, seed phrases.

In fact, the seed phrase BIP is marked as "Unanimously Discourage for implementation" by Core devs.

Any keys generated by Bitcoin node wallets use raw cryptographic keypairs stored in a .dat file, which can also be password-encrypted.

Keys and seeds can be generated without a computer at all fwiw!

https://t.co/ynZhhKYhx6

[John Carvalho @BitcoinErrorLog]

You don't know whether your bitcoin is real until you withdraw it.

[John Carvalho @BitcoinErrorLog]

This was a pretty successful AI-generated political cartoon.

Maybe I will make more...

[John Carvalho @BitcoinErrorLog]

Softwar is an idiot test, not a text to be taken seriously.

If you believe this book, you have a lot to learn.

[John Carvalho @BitcoinErrorLog]

If the Bitcoin Law reversions in El Salvador are no big deal then why did the IMF care so much?

[John Carvalho @BitcoinErrorLog]

Here's a video of my announcement presentation for Pubky from @LuganoPlanB last month:

https://t.co/TlOeUVtNKu

[John Carvalho @BitcoinErrorLog]

GM

[John Carvalho @BitcoinErrorLog]

What's next for Pubky?

🚀 1. Launching a relatively feature-rich version of our our flagship "Pubky App": Private beta first, then public beta Q1 2025.

🔑 2. Prototyping & launching a new authenticator app for managing keys, sessions, and DHT records.

🌱 3. Launching initiatives to cultivate an ecosystem of exceptional builders using & contributing to Pubky Core.

This is just the beginning. Our 2025 roadmap is (overly) packed with exciting plans.

Get ready to take back the web with Pubky in 2025.

[Cristian Cora @CoraCrist]

@BitcoinErrorLog detecting other AI content

[John Carvalho @BitcoinErrorLog]

Dear Mr. @Saylor,

One of your most famous memes (tropes?) is that "Bitcoin is hope." I am curious what exactly that means if we must discount the "paranoid crypto anarchists" and their "tropes" as salesmen with ulterior motives.

Yes, there is a set of Bitcoiners that focus on some of the more Ponzi-like aspects of Bitcoin, but you are considered the figurehead of that segment, no? Your primary strategy is to leverage into Bitcoin as deeply as the world will allow you and realize the largest amount of "stored value" as possible, right?

It is you that is openly exploiting the system beyond what any cryptoanarchist Bitcoiner would attempt, no? So, I remain objectively confused, before needing to pass any judgment at all.

It is surely a folly for you of all people, of all strategies, to dismiss the risk of Bitcoin custodianship and government risk of seizure. Sir, your goal is Public Target #1!

You describe the past as people "volunteering" their gold, but you ignore that there are no government demands that are not backed by violent enforcement. You ignore the blatant lack value-proposition of bitcoin in the "white" market at all!

Sir, you have much influence, so I ask you to find a way to update your understanding and narratives around Bitcoin and its place in the world to be more compatible with its actual design.

Happy to help if there is some way that I can.

With respect,

BitcoinErrorLog

[John Carvalho @BitcoinErrorLog]

You can just leave countries.