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galgitron retweeted
The zec cartel has done an incredible job with their smoke and mirrors propaganda campaign to hype and confuse the luddites into thinking there's no more issue, but don't believe a word of it. Every coin that leaves the Orchard pool today could be the exploiters stealing it.
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Jun 13
Ended a year of coffee sobriety today. Ask me anything at length.
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Jun 13
2 hours in. I'm certain I could simultaneously quantum-proof Bitcoin while scaling Everest.
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Oh, and the mid-afternoon sleepiness that most people think is a caffeine crash? It still happens when you don't drink coffee. More likely this effect is a remnant of a prehistoric biphasic sleep schedule.
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Jun 11
We got the capitalism we deserve.
x.com/Barchart/status/202519…
The Top 1% of U.S. earners now have more wealth than the entire middle class
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Jun 5
So the truth comes out. While nobody can prove that $ZEC was exploited to produce infinite coins, the fact that the $ZEC pump was so isolated and dramatic is VERY TELLING evidence that an exploit was how the widespread influencer pump campaign was paid for.
Suckers.
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How many of you got taken by the cabal's Zcash pump and dump?
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Jun 9
Jun 9
*Laughs in libertarian, privacy advocate, and long time $ZEC holder*
I’ve spent years studying, defending, and investing in ZEC because I genuinely believe privacy matters and because I appreciated the technology and monetary model behind it.
The issue many maxis are missing is that Ironwood doesn’t make potential counterfeit claims disappear. It simply accelerates reconciliation.
If the Orchard bug was exploited, someone ultimately absorbs that discrepancy. The common response is that dormant balances or lost funds will cover the gap.
Maybe.
But the entire reason we’re having this discussion is that there is no way to prove that inside a shielded environment.
I still appreciate the technology.
I still appreciate the mission.
But pretending this hasn’t damaged one of the core assumptions behind the investment thesis, at least in the short term, isn’t analysis.
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1/9 I've been one of the louder $ZEC bulls for years.
Most of my @CryptoCharged team built positions under $50 alongside me.
We've sat through privacy-ban narratives, exchange delistings, regulatory pressure, and years of people calling Zcash dead.
I've now made additional reductions to my position.
Not because I think inflation happened.
Because I can't prove it didn't.
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galgitron retweeted
Jun 9
Jun 9
*Laughs in libertarian, privacy advocate, and long time $ZEC holder*
I’ve spent years studying, defending, and investing in ZEC because I genuinely believe privacy matters and because I appreciated the technology and monetary model behind it.
The issue many maxis are missing is that Ironwood doesn’t make potential counterfeit claims disappear. It simply accelerates reconciliation.
If the Orchard bug was exploited, someone ultimately absorbs that discrepancy. The common response is that dormant balances or lost funds will cover the gap.
Maybe.
But the entire reason we’re having this discussion is that there is no way to prove that inside a shielded environment.
I still appreciate the technology.
I still appreciate the mission.
But pretending this hasn’t damaged one of the core assumptions behind the investment thesis, at least in the short term, isn’t analysis.
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galgitron retweeted
Jun 7
Watching all the $ZEC cartel super-grifters trying to save their bags by breaking their jaws with all the double-talking cope and 'trust me bro' pseudo-tech jargon, desperately twisting delicately framed Orchard pool evacuation proposals, lol.. Cry baby cry.
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galgitron retweeted
Jun 5
For my friends that are technically illiterate, even though they patched this bug, they can't undo or identify any artificially minted coins. There could literally be a trillion $ZEC sitting in some crook's wallet, all counterfeit. Don't be their exit liquidity.
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Jun 2
Study this.
Somewhere right now, a 19-year-old with no funding, no degree, and no connections is building something, where you least expect it, with AI that will outperform a Fortune 500 company's best effort.
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May 27
All of this
x.com/PaulFrambot/status/205…
May 27
Toughest truth I've had to learn: growth is directly correlated to the amount of pain you can take.
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May 23
Very simply, warring governments can impose lowered guardrails to access unconscionable capabilities to attack their enemies with. It's the cold war all over again, but unlike all-or-nothing nukes, AI wars can precisely escalate in temperature, and that's how we lose control.
May 22
I simply don't understand what people have in mind when they say stuff like this.
What we have is extremely capable computer use agents. They will continue to get better at computer use. But how does a capable computer use agent 'take over' and why haven't they done that today?
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May 20
Houston, we have lift off..
x.com/OpenAI/status/20571762…
Today, we share a breakthrough on the planar unit distance problem, a famous open question first posed by Paul Erdős in 1946.
For nearly 80 years, mathematicians believed the best possible solutions looked roughly like square grids.
An OpenAI model has now disproved that belief, discovering an entirely new family of constructions that performs better.
This marks the first time AI has autonomously solved a prominent open problem central to a field of mathematics.
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May 20
In case you missed it, this is the greatest moment in the entire history of Earth, potentially the galaxy. We have created the seeds of Spinoza's God. The epoch of humankind's intellectual superiority is rapidly coming to a close.
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