@SergeyCYW @shieldaitech

ZCSH is speculative and entails significant risk, including the risk that an investor could lose their entire investment.

English has a lot of non-linear structure to it. Not just the syntax tree within each sentence (subject, verb, object, main and subordinate clauses...), but also between sentences (which claim supports which other claim, what sentences are meant to be contrasted with each other, parallelism...) Far from fully formal, but there's a lot there that you absolutely can define standard ways to highlight/indent. I just thought in my head "maybe text inside of quotes should be grey, so it's easier to see that it's a quote - of course that's unviable in typewriter world and cumbersome in pen-and-paper world, but easy today", and then I realized that modern blockquotes work that way already.

Programming languages, a domain that does not have deep established cultural history, quickly adopted syntax formatting and highlighting, because those things are better for readability. Math notation has a much deeper cultural history, and also did a similar thing: math notation is inherently a very 2D language, because that's better for readability. I think it's reasonable to believe that the underlying advantages of these styles are likely also at least sometimes true for written text. Prose is one-dimensional because we historically have such a strong tradition of wanting spoken text and written text to correspond to each other. Now, we get an opportunity to re-evaluate that convention, and we discover that patterns other than one-dimensional linear prose are more reader-friendly, of which bullet points are a major one. I think this is all a healthy development.

Interstellar was way better than Hail Mary and it’s not even close…

@KarlTheProgrmr @GlucoseNot @imWalterW @wiseman_yeah @FinanceFreeman @kurtwuckertjr “If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry”

@KarlTheProgrmr @GlucoseNot @imWalterW @wiseman_yeah @FinanceFreeman @kurtwuckertjr Well, why don’t you ask him why he thinks that then

@KarlTheProgrmr @MooglyGoog79904 @wiseman_yeah @FinanceFreeman @kurtwuckertjr @kurtwuckertjr can weigh in

@KarlTheProgrmr @MooglyGoog79904 @wiseman_yeah @FinanceFreeman @kurtwuckertjr Because the risk of reorg is demonstrably far higher on BSV than BCH

@KarlTheProgrmr @MooglyGoog79904 @wiseman_yeah @FinanceFreeman @kurtwuckertjr Why do they trust BCH because relative to BTC, hash power is insignificant?

@MooglyGoog79904 @KarlTheProgrmr @wiseman_yeah @FinanceFreeman @kurtwuckertjr Naa, it’s simply because exchanges don’t trust the BSV DAA and reorg risk. It’s that simple. Don’t over complicate it

@KarlTheProgrmr @franz_frieda @wiseman_yeah @FinanceFreeman @kurtwuckertjr How long is long term in your mind?

RT @JAN3com: The passing of Chuck Norris is sad, but at least everyone can now rest assured that SHA-256 won't be cracked.

@paoloardoino For @AquaBitcoin we show two decimals for stablecoins on the home screen but exact balances in the wallet and send flows so you have the complete picture.

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