"the mandate of price stability" — sure

the source is included in the graph (bottom right) — you're good

was not really active — i have a love-hate relationship with "social" media

oh the graph is from tim urban, i finished his book yesterday

i tend to tell people that ai isn't intelligent — just as social media isn't social

i don't like the feeling to owe someone something. after i finished studying i payed my student loans back as fast as possible, even though i had a lot of time with no interest on it. logically stupid, but emotionally it felt right

since selling bitcoin in the us is a taxable event, i see an argument could be made to take out a loan against your bitcoin. but i am from switzerland, that means i don't have to think about this scenario

i prefer sleeping well at night — not taking out loans helps me achieve that

added this to my "to read" list — i think i did not yet read it

https://openbsdrouterguide.net

that sounded like an advertisement — but still crazy, 76 years ago

bitcoin is for everyone — even your enemy

doesn't sound that exciting. where i live the map is nearly empty. but i am working on that

whoever made the graphic

have fun on the road trip — sadly i can't recommend anything, i was never in the us. but maybe btcmap can help you find some good spots on the way

they forgot bitcoin

thank you for letting me know, this is awesome. looking forward to the release!

i meant portability and not fungibility (see context, i quoted @optimism)

appreciate that — at some point i will look at the code of sn

please don't kill markdown, i don't want to use a mouse to format text

start of last paragraph from the readme:

also note that the python visualizer tool has been basically written by vibe-coding

there is an email address on the page, did you try to reach them?

the video sounds good, but this guy wants to sell you some access to some masterclass. sketchy... i wouldn't touch