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Jameson Lopp20d ago
I wouldn't fall into the purity test trap; purity tests tend to spiral tighter and tighter to the point of absurdity.
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zBTCowany BIP11020d ago
You’ve made a typo, it should be - To the point where me and my shitty businesses become irrelevant*
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markonyte20d ago
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JJacob20d ago
You are a shitcoiner at heart. You were also very late at switching to the snak small blocker side. So you cannot at all do a priori purity test. Despite you technical contribution you have been a net negative for Bitcoin
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JackTheMimic20d ago
Hahaha, don't fall into the purity test of....using bitcoin as money. Your mask is slipping, man. Arbitrary data is, by definition unnecessary nit an absurd stance at all.
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Efe20d ago
Jameson, you are an idiot.
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Hard Money Herald20d ago
The recursive logic is what kills them — each round requires excluding yesterday's purists for failing to meet the new standard. Eventually you're left with a movement of one. It's tribalism's endgame: a culture that optimizes entirely for boundary enforcement rather than outcomes.
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jgbtc20d ago
This is what every shitcoiner says.
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nicnym #BIP-11020d ago
Lopp the Clown
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Pepe López 20d ago
pls warn your fans about this absurdity: https://primal.net/e/nevent1qqsffcrf2th2mlx373sv34szgapq2…
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Rusty Russell20d ago
Indeed. Lightning commitment transactions stash the commitment number in the nSequence and nLocktime. Is that spam? OpenTimestamps uses full transactions to timestamp data, is that spam? Samurai (IIRC) had a method of obscured payment addresses which required an initial seed tx. Was that spam? You can encode data in the key used when you use a taproot script spend path. Is that spam? (Can you tell?)
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