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cdecker
6mo ago
But but but this is just a fig leaf. The agent will usually have file level access, and even if by some miracle you manage to feed the envvars into your program without LLMs looking over your shoulder, they can edit the files to add print s
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cdecker
8mo ago
Stores of value are, for the most part, societal constructs. Anything has value as long as there is somebody willing to exchange something of theirs for it. That's also what makes value intangible as there is a built-in subjectivity in
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BitChat.land – Global Bitchat relay overview
(bitchat.land)
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cdecker
8mo ago
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cdecker
9mo ago
And yes, one of the government interventions that is pro-citizen could be better retraining programs, which are beneficial to companies too, but that's not the goal, it's to give people a motivation, and a sense of accomplishment,
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cdecker
9mo ago
That's part of it, I'm not saying that companies should keep employees past their usefulness, I'm saying government intervention should be pro-citizen first, and pro-economy second (ideally the latter is a logical consequence
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cdecker
9mo ago
I wonder if this should be the case. The state consists of it's voters and it's voted representatives. Companies and the economy in general, are secondary entities (unless you really treat them as people, which opens a whole can o
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cdecker
9mo ago
Brownian motion in real life.
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cdecker
9mo ago
Long time `rich` and `textual` user here, just wanted to say thanks :-)
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cdecker
8y ago
There is also an implementation by Andrew Poelstra (one of the Bulletproof authors) in a PR to the secp256k1-zkp repository: https://github.com/ElementsProject/secp256k1-zkp/pull/23
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Eltoo: A Simple Layer2 Protocol for Bitcoin [pdf]
(blockstream.com)
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cdecker
8y ago
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cdecker
10y ago
Now I feed kind of smug about my Yubikey + passwordstore setup, plain GPG wins again :-)