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Oregon, USA
Joined December 2009
One ☝️ of my predictions possibly 5 or 10 in 10 years! A billion dollar BTC is not crazy there are about 60 million people into BTC when that number pushes 2 BILLION in a few years I tell people how much do you think 🤔 bitcoin will be worth!
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To LIVE IT! 😢
Canada is advertising assisted suicide. This is absolutely horrific.
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DeDollars. @BitcoinliveDB
1. Decentralized stablecoin convo is moving. Litecoin & LitVM synergies with other UTXO / Scrypt chains are real. 2. Shoutout LearnLitecoin. 3. Jake Paul: 2A is just a hobby if the state has robots and we have pistols. He’s not wrong about the problem, but there's a better way to handle corrupt systems. My thoughts and more👇
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LEX FRIDMAN: "SATOSHI NAKAMOTO SHOULD WIN THE NOBEL PRIZE." 💯 DO YOU AGREE? 👀
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Like I’ve been saying for about six months Sam Altman is one of the most dangerous people in the world here here is Edward Snowden agreeing with me! @BitcoinliveDB
🚨Sam Altman should be jailed - whistleblower Edward Snowden “Just because you put out a press release saying how ‘surprised’ you were that your AI model hacked your neighbor … that doesn’t release you from the liability,” Edward Snowden stated at the Ethics Forum at ETH Zurich. “I think we need to put Sam Altman in jail, and I think it would be an instructive experience,” Snowden concluded, adding that it is the prompter that is responsible for AI mistakes, as they are the ones who task the agents. 📑But the idea is that now they're talking about agentic AI, which I think is a huge mistake that they're gonna be discovering very soonly. You should not brand this thing as your agent because if the government uses it, you are an agent of government, and that means the Constitution applies to you. And if they ... the government is using your model running on your server, where you are submitting queries, they are then intercepting your query, applying their own system prompt to it, which recomposes your query running through their systems, and it makes a mistake, and people die as a result. Or even if it's correct, people die as a result, as they have in Iran, if reporting is to believe. They believe we're, we're bombing the wrong, buildings, you know, because, oopsie, the LLM made a mistake. And tremendous numbers of, you know, children, the most innocent that we can imagine, are being killed. 🚨Well, who owns the liability there? And of course, naturally, they would say the government owns the liability because you're never gonna successfully, uh, sue the government for this, even though they, they should eat it. But maybe that doesn't work anymore because maybe they are an agent of government. And I don't know where we're ever gonna see standing to sue on this, but we, we should. And people in this room, I think, are frankly going to be called upon in the course of their careers and the course of their studies and the course of whatever you do to contend with these kind of issues. 🚨Where are we gonna draw a line? Because an algorithm cannot make mistakes in the way that we understand it as, you know, you making an error. Because the errors in its outputs are not the computer's. It's the slave to its instructions. The responsibility lies with its developer, its programmer, its creator, its architect, which is to say responsibility lies with a person. And we cannot hide that. We cannot abrade that away, right? A gunmaker is not liable, it's true, for the misuse of a gun. But if during the testing of their latest piece of artillery, they mistakenly obliterate, you know, a nearby village it's not the cannon that should go to jail. And, you know, just because you put out a press release describing how surprised you were that your new model, you know, hacked the neighbor, or you know, how impressed you are by the destructive power of your missile, that doesn't release you from the liability of launching it. The missile didn't launch itself. You pushed it. And, and so there's a lot we can get into, but the idea that I want people to, contend with is, is how we deal with this. And right now, these closed models are saying AI safety, AI safety, safetyism, as they call it, where the idea is these things are so dangerous. Oh gosh, they're so dangerous, but they're so dazzling. They're so important. They're so valuable. We can't get rid of them. But, you know, oh, it's gonna kill some people, but it's all right. You know, that just happens. Oh, it's gonna hack some companies. Oops, you know, whatever. We'll invest in them. 🚨The idea here is who operates this? And this should apply to our devices more broadly around the world. Right now, you buy a cell phone from Apple, and before you're allowed to use it, you have to click okay to continue. And they go, "Well, you're assuming liability for that. You, you clicked okay to continue." You know, Google sells you an Android phone. Samsung sells you an Android phone. You click okay to continue, and now that's all you. But that can't be possibly how it works because you can't inspect the system. You can't understand how it's used. And particularly in the context of LLMs, where you are submitting queries to a model that they are running, where they are for your safety and everyone else's safety, intercepting the prompt and recomposing the prompt saying, "We're doing, uh, applying safety rules and transformations to it," that's on you. But it's not. I can't even see what you did. I asked you a question. You gave me something back in return. And if it's an agentic AI where I'm putting this thing in a harness, right? The harness being just a little program that basically uses these large models to feed it instructions that it can then provide to tools that are existing on your local system. So now your computer that is connected to the internet is being, frankly, remotely controlled, by a model that's far away that you don't understand how it works. But, you know, you hope it works pretty well. And frankly, they do work reasonably well. But every now and then, it might hack, you know, some random company or whatever out there. 🚨I think we need to put Sam Altman in jail, and I think it'll be an instructive experience.
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Crypto Oracle / Ger313.X retweeted
Fascinating. Chief Economist at Apollo: agents could cause a bank run by sweeping household cash into accounts paying 3-5% instead of the 0.1% national average, causing banks to lose a large share of their cheap deposits.
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Enshitification is real... everything is getting worse! This brand new carpet cleaner proves it:
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Crypto Oracle / Ger313.X retweeted
your savings account is a get poor slowly scheme
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Dear, @Apple @AppStore Please and Thanks; Yw!
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So since clarity act didn’t pass, I am making a point here thanks. Have fun. I created a meme coin just from social media buzz about this teacher. The coin is called Wocka Flocka mice! @BitcoinliveDB @Kryptovski 5dEdqjLidDzfuoMHo7FUATR48RuhdBN8X19QnY3vpump
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Oh rewards go to holders so if you are trying to p&d it isn’t worth it!
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Crypto Oracle / Ger313.X retweeted
The 10-year Treasury yield closed at 5.17% yesterday, and it’s acting as a macro kill switch. For decades, the 60/40 portfolio relied on bonds to buffer equity drawdowns. But when risk-free rates grind this high, the buffer becomes the burden. The margin call is here.
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If North Korea applied its smartest minds to technology and growth instead of hacking other countries and stealing money, it would look like South Korea. But of course they chose a societal structure that doesn't believe in abundance, only that there's a pie and you can only win if others lose.
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Saint, Fulton Sheen, pray for us lowly sinners.
Friends, I’m delighted to say for the first time: Blessed Fulton Sheen, pray for us!
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Crypto Oracle / Ger313.X retweeted
JUST IN: $13 trillion Charles Schwab is hiring a Director of Crypto Tech. Gradually, then suddenly! 🚀
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Great engineering. @elonmusk
Driving Tesla Semi
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Crypto Oracle / Ger313.X retweeted
Keep stacking, keep stacking, keep stacking.
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AMEN!
🇻🇦 VATICAN STATE MEDIA CALLED #BITCOIN A "STORE OF VALUE COMPARABLE TO GOLD" "IT IS A SCARCE GOOD, SCARCER THAN EVEN GOLD, THIS IS PART OF WHAT MAKES IT A SAFE HAVEN" "FIAT CURRENCIES ISSUED BY CENTRAL BANKS CAN BE PRINTED WITHOUT LIMIT" LARGEST CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN THE WORLD ✝️
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Still early… Keep stacking… @BitcoinliveDB
I asked 100 Harvard students about Bitcoin.... this is NOT what I expected.
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