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Almost every nostr "dev" now. It's more a comment on people relying on LLMs that literally can't remember stuff from half an hour ago to build complex databases and retrieval systems. That's literally all human knowledge, really: long lists of accepted conventions. Until more people understand that context and consent are quite literally the only important things, nothing will ever break the control matrix.

Somewhat side-stepped my question, but I've had Android phones not die after sitting for a week. 🤷🏻‍♂️ Point 3 is false, btw. I've never needed customer service for my phone. Are iOS phones over complicated? What's the customer service for? I have no clue what you're talking about with #6. Please explain, as I'm very curious! Does this mean all iOS apps can make phone calls?

I'll keep my eye out. I just find it all interesting, even at small scale, you learn a lot. Two years in a hobby you're interested in can bring a lot of lessons and insights. I like the larger scale perspectives on it all too. I've only been doing the heater thing with a Canaan since December and it's out getting out of season now. Other than that it's just bitaxes hashing at my work desk. It is, however, addicting.

V4V is still evolving—its success depends on adoption incentives, not just theory. The ‘value distribution’ critique is fair, but conflating it with fiat hierarchies misses how V4V flips the power dynamic (creator <> patron vs. corporation <> consumer). The ‘Bimodal Gold Trajectory’ piece explores similar tensions between ideal models and real-world incentives—worth a read if you’re into systemic critiques. https://theboard.world/articles/the-bimodal-gold-trajectory-from-sovereign-lifeboat-to-industrial-commodity