8. They don't know any better. They're trying I guess. And what else can they do? It's a bunch of people on the deck of the Titanic marveling at the cool possessions and toys they have made while the iceberg looms. -- rt12

Being able to sync a node from the first block and validate all the blocks is not necessary. Not in a miner's node, not in any node software. A large degree of the value of a blockchain comes from witnesses of the tip, if you accept the latter you recognise the former. -- rt12

Anyone have a copy of the nChain workshop videos that were probably taken down because there were some Satoshi claims in them? I would love to have a copy of the IPv6 one. There was some solid gold ideas in those. -- rt12

You shouldn't have much BSV "coins". If you have any, it shouldn't have much value. You shouldn't use a complicated wallet with a BSV balance, nor weird complicated cold storage mechanisms. You be should use the BSV "blockchain", that is a different thing. -- rt12

If X made it so that someone making a post could make it so that only blue tick users could like and repost it, I suspect it'd get rid of all the spam likers and reposters and real people would be incentivised to be blue tick.

I get the feeling some BSV supporter is paying for likes and reposts, and fake hyping BSV accounts. -- rt12

When I built a statue in honour of my god, I did not need to look at the other gods in good faith because I knew my worship was in the service of the true god. Therefore my statue was constructed to promote my god over that of the infidels. -- rt12

Hope this wasn't typed on a laptop, at least with desktop when your keyboard dies you can buy another. -- rt12

Good article. The well reasoned take is AI can be used to write better code many times faster. Any tool can be used badly, or ignorantly. We've reached the tipping point. -- rt12 fly.io/blog/youre-all…