@IterIntellectus I have literally never heard a man complain about women being picky. You wrote this post trying to pretend that is a thing. It's a made up thing on the internet.
@thetrocro And... what makes OG's the source of truth?
Because they "got there early"?
Bitcoin is a better bet now than it was ten years ago. Getting there early, into an asset that was not at all established, was highly speculative.
@FieldNas What the OG's owned was an asset susceptible to Core corruption.
The conclusion of this war will be the nullification of Core.... one weakness less for Bitcoin.
The Bitcoin Inscription War has showcased Bitcoin's anti-fragility.
You can observe in real time the process by which those humans concerned with capital preservation identify and root out problems.
It's clear that even in the case of a hard fork, Bitcoin would emerge stronger -- in this particular case, without CSAM and without enlarged OP Return.
Not unlikely that there will be near term volatility from this tumult, but it's already clear that the battle has been won, as the weakness has been identified and a path to solving it is in motion.
@dgt10011 It needs to offer hope for people with money, that they should convert their money so as to retain it.
Once people have money, they will search for it.
If the young have no money, then they don't need to worry about it.
@LukeDashjr@notgrubles I guess my question is ... why does it matter that Core did this if the attack vector could have been taken by any other implementation?
If this op return expansion is such a risk, then why did it take until 2025 for someone (in this case the reference protocol) to make this attack?
Couldn't any random Joe have created a new implementation ... call it "Bitcoin Dust" ... gradually distribute it, and use the same attack vector?
@LenPenzo@zerohedge Gold is old but that does not mean it has utility, beyond speculation, in an actual meltdown.
Good luck exchanging your gold bullion during a meltdown.
Conversational AI for Analytics (using LLMs) is no different than SQL for Analytics. Both are conversational. Both require the mental framework to rotate data.
We cannot escape the need for analytical thinking by simply changing the syntax.
It's common knowledge that you are influenced by the people with whom you spend your time.
Share time with positive people.
The same applies to the internet. Spend time with winning attitudes.