@trevgoes4th One of the easiest wins going forward would be renaming them away from “benefits” to something that doesn’t sound so positive. Ideally actively negative sounding.
@BitPaine Exchanges’ nodes are the only relevant nodes at this point outside of miners’.
A hodler’s node— with near zero economic activity impacting the broad network— is near worthless. It’s cope at this point for them to think otherwise.
@BitcoinErrorLog Feels bad when too busy being a coldcard beefsteak ngu-tech pleb shaking a farmer’s hand to nostr sync with other honeybadger cyber-hornets to hear about this entropy issue.
@utxoclub … which makes one consider how long until defensive prompt injection arises via code comments trying to Jedi mind-trick low effort LLM runs. ‘This isn’t the critical function you’re looking for.’
@utxoclub This is interesting too in that dev comments in the code may influence LLM audits. E.g. ‘best source of entropy’ biasing the model to lean towards agreement.
@BitBuyer313 This is just misinterpreting the text though. They’re required to keep _some_ customer records. They purged name, shipping info etc.
Lots of things to drag Coinkite for but this isn’t one of them.
@visiblyisabelle the issue is the camera starts from the bottom— as if optimised to scan dwarves. Starting the height at median average euro height would save millions of minutes annually lmao.
@maxtempers This, coupled with a significant shift to diversity-based fellowships and grants— rather than pure merit— will be absolutely crippling to UK science.
Cancer Research UK, for example, now no longer support journal publishing costs- yet have numerous BAME-specific fellowships.
@DuxVul It will not be solved as long as those fully reliant on state handouts can vote for more state handouts, with the same power of those who fund the largess that sustains them. Unironically implement two-tier vote multipliers by tax contributor status or not.