There's the backpedal I was expecting. Those are conferences too. Someone is always paying for the space food etc. You just dislike the sponsors less.
The BTC Mag conferences aren't my first choice either, I passed on both this year... but they are something interested people should experience at least once so that they appreciate the smaller conferences. Even someone on a budget could skip the conference ticket and just lobbycon / offsite parties in the area.
Just because you didn't extract value from them doesn't mean there was none to be had for someone more resourceful.
So I got a day off today. Naturally, I spent the whole day playing Tears of the Kingdom, but I did leave the conference livestream on in the background and paid some attention to it when I'm not busy fighting a moblin or a construct. A few thoughts:
oh the shitcoinery... I thought it was a bitcoin conference?
too many politicians, wtf? I don't believe mass adoption will occur through politicians or nation state adoptions. Mass adoption will only occur through education and people truly understanding bitcoin.
I like Saylor's 10 rules. Those are good advices, easier said than done though. But definitely worth mentioning to young people, or actually other people in general.
is Mallers trying to imitate Apple? All those UI redesigns and even the slides seem very Apple like... either way, good to see another entrepreneur trying to grow their business. Personally, I don't really care about custodial services and KYC services. Let the free market decide, over the long run, if Strike is worthy or not.
oh man, they didn't fight when talking about ordinals and inscriptions. I was looking forward to some action. Should have got Max Keiser on there, much better chance of seeing him throw some punches at those kids.
TOTK is such a great game and I'm glad my main focus of the day was on TOTK and not the conference...
There is a huge difference between running a routing node and just running your node to plug into the rest of the network. The former is indeed more demanding, I think the latter is still very doable for a plebs.
I ran a pretty profitable node more than a year ago, even though I am not that technical. But back then, mistakes were not that costly... so in the current environment, I agree that you better know your shit, or that you learn quickly from your mistakes.
https://m.stacker.news/62209
There's the backpedal I was expecting. Those are conferences too. Someone is always paying for the space food etc. You just dislike the sponsors less.
The BTC Mag conferences aren't my first choice either, I passed on both this year... but they are something interested people should experience at least once so that they appreciate the smaller conferences. Even someone on a budget could skip the conference ticket and just lobbycon / offsite parties in the area.
Just because you didn't extract value from them doesn't mean there was none to be had for someone more resourceful.
Very cool compilation!
Here's another one showing bitcoin lightning transactions in SA 👀
So I got a day off today. Naturally, I spent the whole day playing Tears of the Kingdom, but I did leave the conference livestream on in the background and paid some attention to it when I'm not busy fighting a moblin or a construct. A few thoughts:
HUMAN LOVE
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There is a huge difference between running a routing node and just running your node to plug into the rest of the network. The former is indeed more demanding, I think the latter is still very doable for a plebs.
I ran a pretty profitable node more than a year ago, even though I am not that technical. But back then, mistakes were not that costly... so in the current environment, I agree that you better know your shit, or that you learn quickly from your mistakes.