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live from plan lab in austin texas this is stacker news live

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hello ladies and welcome back to another exciting episode of stacker news live my name is carl

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hope you have a key on oh oh there you go that's why i couldn't hear you can you hear me good now

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yeah i can hear you good cool well i guess we started yeah how was your week fine hot uh i think

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it was pretty good i don't again i don't remember much of it but you know most of it was spent in

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my office staring at the inside of this basement but uh the weather in austin has been good

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no one cares but it was pleasant here um how was your new year's my new year's oh yeah i had a

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cheeseburger did you get into got i got into a cheeseburger there's a burger place here that i

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go to that has a monthly uh burnt like special uh-huh burger of the month and that was my

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my special new years oh cool yeah that sounds great it was it was very exciting

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people were cheering me on when you're eating the cheeseburger yeah just like yeah i think so

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never heard of that or yeah i don't think that happened but yeah that was you know sometimes i

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That would be nice.

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Anyway, how was your week and New Year's?

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The other person.

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I feel like I got something off here.

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Not getting audio here.

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Let's see here.

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We're doing it live, huh, Carr?

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Well, settings seem like they've changed.

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Let me go here.

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Let me go here.

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That looks good.

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Huh?

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that looks good oh that's why we have the delay today i got it

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okay well uh how is your check on their phone to see if it's uh recording our sound

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yeah we've been did he use the same mixer thing yeah but i'm trying to but it's not showing up

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as the usb and i don't want to unplug everything unless it's actually uh working yeah it just

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just wants to know audio is coming out other places doesn't sound like it's coming out

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yeah all right cool there it goes awesome we'll keep going um everything sounds good

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yeah if you've never seen this crazy show before it's called tiger news live

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and we have cats cats that who land on their feet look at that look at that image

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we don't have cats we should get a lab cat no like one that's like close to die

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like we adopt it that way if we need to move we can just no it'll be dead

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yeah do you think that cat's gonna land on his feet i'm not disturbed

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why does the ufo look like a turd he like may like situated the turd that's not that

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oh what do you mean the because i like all i look at is the turd part i don't read the caption i

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don't know the context because it was just like it was just a rock and then it was a rock that

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harvard guy was trying to spin psyops it was kind of dumb it made him really look dumb i don't we

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don't know that he wasn't right what are you talking he wasn't it already passed like all that

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he predicted two of these were like yeah but it's just because it passed and it didn't like probe

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you in your sleep doesn't mean that he said he literally said they were space or space uh ships

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he didn't literally say they said that they were going to deploy spaceships to earth okay we're at

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the part where you just where you just i'll find it i'll find it and then i have to tell you you're

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not blinded you're making things up and you're like no yeah okay yeah i'm sure i'll spend all

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night writing a research report for me we'll literally find it where he said that he was

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he could he could just continue to lie to us all right now oh man that's right buddy yeah how you

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how you doing today car how was your new year i was doing great but apparently uh you want to push

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the alien psyop but i'm going hard in 2026 dude yes i'm not standing for this um we're if you've

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ever seen this great show we're going to cover the top three stories of the week the number three top

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story this week is squalny episode and part four the return of the squatters keon what's this yeah

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bitcoin graffiti back with another post so this uh that i think we've been covering these each week

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so far so we should have a nice little series here but uh last week in bickering graffiti's

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squat in amsterdam's first squat they got kind of forced out by the mafia that owned the flat that

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they were in and then also there was like a renovation of the unit so they kind of legally

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didn't have a right to be there anymore which they're kind of sticklers for um and so they

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they moved out of there but uh they then proceeded to squat in an abandoned pharmacy

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i guess this takes place roughly around the financial crisis and there was an abandoned

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pharmacy that one of his housemates uh who i don't who i think is just a housemate and not

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a partner i don't really know but uh they spotted a empty pharmacy in another part of hamsterdam

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and they proceeded to squat in that and i guess it was i think he said 200 square meters which is

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lots of feet um and i think it's a 200 square meters on the first floor and then it had a

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basement of equal size i guess this is a picture from one of the first nights they were there where

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a lot of them occupy the room or like sleep there you have all your friends sleep over so that it's

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harder to get you out of there um and i guess he went and looked through some of his old boxes and

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found the squatting man one of the squatting manuals he had i think this is a an abbreviated

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version um what like a beginner's version and i guess they have a more detailed version that has

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more stuff in it but this episode he covers them getting into the pharmacy um and then how they

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ended up staying there i guess the pharmacist or not the pharmacist the real estate person who owned

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the pharmacy, they were cool with them squatting in it.

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They made an arrangement with the real estate agent,

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made an arrangement with the squatters such that squatters would allow them to

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show it to potential renters and move out if someone did agree to rent it.

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But in the meantime, they wanted to be able to comfortably occupy the pharmacy.

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And the real estate person was cool with it.

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So they were able to do that.

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What else happened that I'm trying to remember?

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Oh, yeah.

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At the bottom here, you see they had a giveaway shop where they just give away things for free.

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I guess they had like a room, maybe one that was facing outward.

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I don't know if it was.

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These aren't pictures of theirs.

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I think it's another one in town.

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But I guess two days a week, people could come and get free stuff and people could drop stuff off.

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so it's kind of like a thrift store but free um oh and then he also details how some of the other

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squatter like french squatters who occupied two other places on the exact same street

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uh and them like partying with them i guess he had like a spiritual mdma experience and

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had six months of afterglow but it sounds like it's a great fuck it it sounds like an awesome

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time i just read um doctor's book that has that's that it's just like it's causing flashbacks for me

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of that book what was it called walk away which is sort of like a squatting book like this is

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exact this is almost exactly what happened or the like the vibe is identical to what happened

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and walk away.

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This guy's really living a story.

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What's this down here?

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What's what?

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Where?

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You mean the picture that we're...

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He said sneak peek.

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Oh, yeah.

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So he published another episode.

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He called it a bonus episode.

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So I wonder if he's going to later detail more.

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But a few days after this, or a day or two,

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he um he posted uh pictures of the guide some of the like other papers that he had from around the

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time like when he was in the mafia flat one of the neighbors wrote to like the local government that

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the flat had been empty for a year which is like required um so he shared that note he shared some

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other notes he like his research notes on places that he was going to squat in that he found in

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those boxes so that's what that is yeah i feel like we're gonna get a squatting territory here

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pretty soon i would guess not but uh it's really not a whole lot of i don't know looks like it's a

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it's a whole underworld underground squatting world i don't even know about yeah i think it

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is a pretty it's more common than people think i didn't even realize it yeah could be a sign of

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the times as well too um i would not i this happened years ago so this happened a decade ago

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so more than a decade ago two decades ago so pretty cool stuff um yeah you got anything else

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on this um no i think i've thoroughly covered it and i hope there's i hope there's more episodes i

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hope i hope we learn more about i don't know it's just so fascinating to me

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all right we're gonna move on to the next one uh the number two top story is

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from airline pilot to bitcoin or my story this is from anon 10 comments 15 000 sets gion what's this

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yeah so anon we don't know who anon is because they posted as anon but anon describes how they

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arrived at bitcoin and i guess they they tie it pretty closely to their their career in aviation

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They got a degree in liberal arts at college somewhere and I guess worked in liberal arts, but then got kind of fatigued or bored by that career path.

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And their father was a pilot in the Air Force.

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And so they decided to go back to school, but for being a pilot and then trained for being a pilot.

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And it seems to really fell in love with it.

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That's his favorite pilot book.

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and he says he you know he basically read it night and day and just yeah seemed to really

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really fall in love with flying um yeah a lot of the mechanics a lot of the engineering

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he talks a lot about energy and how how many like systems for um using energy and storing energy

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there are in a plane and how they're all kind of working in tandem and like interdependent

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fundamentally how everything ties into energy or it's not possible without without energy

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and he describes how i guess during covid they were doing a lot of cargo flights from the uk to

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the united states and i guess one one one flight in particular they arrived like early morning in

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the UK. And he was supposed to stay there overnight. And somehow he had gotten, I don't

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know, curious about Bitcoin. And then he said he's rather than going to sleep, even though

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he was extremely tired, he spent nine hours going down the rabbit hole on Bitcoin and

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learning about Bitcoin. And then eventually became a Bitcoiner. But he says it wouldn't

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have been possible had he not had this engineering background or the familiarity with the dependence

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on or like value, the value of a flight or the value of transporting things or flying

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in general, how dependent it is on energy.

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If that connection hadn't been made for him by being a pilot, he would have never maybe

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seen Bitcoin as

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as valuable

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as he did

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at the time.

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And it was a really awesome post.

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I really liked it. It helped me think about

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planes a lot differently.

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Like one of the

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things he says is that a plane

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is constantly going between airspeed.

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It's converting energy

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that it is

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stored in its speed into

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altitude. And then it can

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then transfer that energy that's stored in altitude into airspeed and it's almost like that

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you can almost like cars don't do that cars don't allow just kidding yeah yeah cars don't do that

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they um they have no way of really storing the energy like that like you can't with a plane like

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you can just by simply you can go high up in a plane and then later you can turn that into into

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um lots of speed and vice versa you can't in the car because the car is just kind of flat it doesn't

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really do that but you guys you can go up high on a hill but it's not the same anyway but i i found

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that like kind of like blew my mind a little um and it sounds like he had a similar experience with

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cool stuff learning about flying yeah i'm a big fan of planes i uh i watch a lot of uh the plane

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disaster videos on youtube all the time you're a big fan of plane disasters i watch them all dude

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i look forward to any new ones that come out and then i'll watch it and then you can just dissect

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like so i've seen a lot of disasters with planes for sure at least at least have 20 hours clocked

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in i would say at this point um say that again blood poet wants to know what your analysis of

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the malaysia the malaysia flight yeah that's a little different that one they did like a two hour

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episode on it it was pretty thorough um not aliens no definitely not that one is more the

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government i think was hiding stuff the malay the malaysian government was hiding stuff because in

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the episode they talked about how they had they knew it was missing like right away and they just

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didn't tell anybody um i think it's very likely it got shot down that's just my guess just after

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seen all these episodes do you have any no it's just like because the everything else checked out

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like the guy was normal there was nothing wrong with the pilot himself um i remember at the time

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there was this guy he's hanging out with back when that happened and he said that there were some

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people that were building like microchips or something on that plane and um but he was just

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like some weird hippie from south austin but uh so they didn't get into that so they no no they

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didn't get into any of like the like the you know all that kind of stuff but they were i think they

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were working on some kind of i think there i think there was i think there was some kind of like

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i don't know i don't have any proof of it let's hope not that'd be terrible if that happened

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but yeah if like somebody if some government shut them down

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be terrible oh okay so you don't but you said you said they were they were shot down

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no or the government covered it like it was a normal episode and then it talked about like

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the things that could have happened and then they talk about the wreckage that they did find

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because it was they found the wreckage but it was like way completely far away from where it

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initially had went yeah um yeah or it could have just been something where he like landed the plane

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but there was no evidence of the pilot

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at least from what I saw in that episode

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you mean no evidence that the pilot would have done anything

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out of the ordinary

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it's a good episode

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I watch a lot of plane stuff but this is really fascinating

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I like all these buttons

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I'm always confused when I see a panel like that

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but it's kind of cool to see it all listed out

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yeah i wonder how like um how comfortable they become with where everything is eventually

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well i just found out about the co2 stuff though apparently like when you're in a plane remember

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you were telling us the other day like you're in a plane you're you're suffocating yourself

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yeah sitting on the tarmac well i don't know about suffocating but yeah you're getting

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more co2 than your body would like i think

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pretty cool stuff um jump into the final top story the number one top story of the week is

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24 hours left apply for the 2026 bus challenge key on what's this yeah so uh the boss folks are

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i guess it's closed already so there's not much use in us really promoting this but uh

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chain code is doing the boss challenge which is like their open bitcoin open source boot camp

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And they get you contributing to open source very early

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so that you can go on to do it And then they have a video here where a lot of their uh the prior cohort the prior cohorts uh like detail their experience and how nice that was um yeah but uh i hope you applied if you plan

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to apply oh no okay yeah applications closed on december 31st and then january 12th is the saving

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and sedoshi challenge which i think they partnered up with the like narrative game the bitcoin game

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that they have um i don't know how that's related to the boss challenge but i think they just wanted

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you to have that completed by the 20 by the 12th oh that's where it starts yeah ah okay yeah at least

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that was my understanding oh pretty cool stuff love to see it i think there's a lot of communities

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hubs that were participating with it um it was really awesome to see cool um i think that's all

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that's all the top stories of the week we're gonna jump into our stories this week um let's just go

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straight into wumble's picks this segment's called wumble's picks where we dive into the wonderful

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world of wumble and all his picking that he does every week wumble's picks brought to you by no one

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Keanu, what's this?

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Wombo.

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That's brought to you by Wombo.

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Wombo wants us to talk about this lightning-powered

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encrypted file sharing service.

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Yeah, I mean, it's pretty straightforward.

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You add a file, and you pay an invoice,

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and they give you a link that you can share with someone else

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where they can download the file.

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And the link itself contains the decryption key.

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and that's it.

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So the file is encrypted

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and stored on their servers.

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I haven't read the code. I don't even know if it's

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open source so I can't verify any

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of the claims that are

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made here. Somebody pay it.

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I don't know if we have any watchers

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because we started late and then

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no one watches this podcast.

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But yeah, I just uploaded just an image

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of the cover.

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I did one of these earlier today.

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I did one earlier today to make sure

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it worked and it appeared to work um does it look like there is a file limit is there

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yeah five gigabytes oh five gigabytes oh that could be cool yeah yeah i actually um

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so wobble did have a question his question was he didn't have a question actually let me go back

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to the notes because it's right here he didn't ask her it's cool hey can't let me let me run the

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show all right sure yeah no question this week just would like your guys thoughts on the service

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there you go that was his question okay um yeah uh i think i think it's i think it's cool it's fun

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this this is like a um like a replica of another service that i like called worm wormhole.app

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um yeah which basically does the exact same thing it's like same premise you upload a file

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an encrypted file you don't have to pay though um it's free because i i think that

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or something or what no this is not a associated with jack dorsey or any of those people um

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yeah i mean it could be but it's got a cool vibe so maybe it is um

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the uh yeah it's just it was written by some guys i think they intended to turn it into a business

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but then they went on to start this other business called socket so this is like a it's kind of like

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content marketing and and the form of 10 gigs wow i saw another i think they're they've probably

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moved it up there used to be five gigs here too see if i can do this one let's see see if this is

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really true but i've used this before i'll usually like also there it goes dang that was fast there

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you go if you want to scan that um that's the um the link what did you what did you i just uploaded

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the cover art for the episode.

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Oh, okay.

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And then this is the one

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still waiting for the sets to go.

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Anyway, this is

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like the same

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premise. It's encrypted

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client-side, uploaded to their servers.

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The link has the description key on it.

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Stacker News Live.

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Doesn't show the file, but it shows that it's there.

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Yeah.

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Expires in 24 hours or after 100

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downloads. Interesting.

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Yep.

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that's really cool yeah so i don't you know uh there are direct incentives for the people

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at the lightning version of this service to keep running it um because they're getting paid to run

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the service so you can you could i would bet on their service running longer than the free one

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uh because the free one might they might decide to take the free one offline because they're just

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It's just a cost to them.

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These guys are making money, and that's the primary difference,

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is you can maybe feel a little more comfortable using Satoshi Send

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because you're paying them to use it,

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and they have incentives to kind of respond to your support requests and stuff.

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The other guys might not.

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I don't know, but the other guys are.

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I like the other guys.

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I was thinking you've written your own hostable version as well.

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Oh, yeah.

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and that's the other i guess it is open source and if they would be cool to have like a network

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of these but um looks like alec made it i don't see where his uh there you go that's who made it

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boom looks like he's built some other cool stuff um i wrote it and go and um maybe he'll maybe he'll

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support it extend it beyond what wormhole.app provides because they have like a roadmap that

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it looks like they're just never going to get to.

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And so maybe you can.

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Yeah, I don't think they have a GitHub, though.

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They don't have a GitHub, it looks like.

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I don't think their product is open source.

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Yeah.

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So who knows where that's going?

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But it's there.

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Yeah, if you're going to use either of these services,

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I highly recommend doing additional encryption out of band

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that is actually peer-reviewed.

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I'll usually use OpenSSL, encrypt something,

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add it to like use wormhole.app with the encrypted file and satoshi send yeah this is uh brought to

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you by no one and wumbles picks this week the wonderful world of wumbles and his picks

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the wonderful world of wumble

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how about that kian i don't yeah great uh we're gonna jump into

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keon's pick this week he's a big fan of star wars what's this keon yeah so it looks like uh

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i hate vague is vague is reading books now i think this is vague's probably vague's enemy

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his name is i hate vague wow that's crazy yeah i think if it were vague it'd be at vague so

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yeah i love vague or vague is handsome or something fake is pretty handsome oh i didn't

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know you were into that okay he's he's a handsome guy you could be uh yeah so he read i guess this is

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part of the like pre-disney canon star wars expanded universe which i guess disney has kind

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of disowned or like separated the movies from and uh i guess he went and read it and it's i

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It's widely considered by Star Wars fans to be better than the Disney alternative.

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Most of this is a spoiler of the book, but it talks about pre-the prequel movies.

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So right leading up to the movies, the more modern, or the first set of modern Star Wars movies that were put out, which were pre-the originals.

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This takes place before that and the Sith that existed before Palpatine.

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Did you know all this stuff before?

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No, I learned it from this.

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I just read this.

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You sound like such a Star Wars nerd.

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I didn't know.

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Keep going.

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Keep going.

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I want to know.

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I actually find all this stuff super.

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Because you're a Star Trek guy, aren't you?

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I like them all.

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You're a Trekkie.

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I think we did this conversation on a prior episode.

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I think you said you're into Star Trek more.

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yeah i don't uh i don't you're trying to create a rivalry where there really isn't one because i

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don't i don't have much of a side to pick but i do you know there when growing up there was a

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stigma around trek around star trek people that didn't exist for star wars people for some reason

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because it was just the standard you know space balls yeah i think that was mostly

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those were like stoner nerds that would be yeah it was for the people that made fun of the people

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that watch star wars yeah yeah but uh this is a this is a cool review uh this is a spake actually

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i guess he read two books recently and this is a this is the first one that he released and he

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did another one a day or two ago but yeah i i have to agree with him i think it would have been

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better off like if we would have gotten if disney would have used the prior canon that lucas had

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already set up for him it would things would have gone way better i think just the man just the

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just the way disney i mean just during i guess it was during the pandemic that disney just came

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really and it just went another way man they even ruined snow white i don't know if you saw that

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I didn't watch Snow White

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It's pretty bad

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I know that people didn't like it

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But most kids these days don't even know that there was a different Star Wars

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So it won't matter

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Kids will love it regardless

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Yeah, ultimately it's still science fiction

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And it's still

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Exploring the wider universe

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And that's just going to be appealing to people

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I guess our generation

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Will have the books

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And that's it

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Yeah, I don't think people will read it

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and everyone will be illiterate

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like 50 years from now.

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I wonder if they have them on Audible.

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This one?

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Is it possible to learn this power?

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Is it possible to learn this power?

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Is that what he says?

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Or that's what he looks like?

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That's Eddie Christensen.

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He looks like he's on fire.

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Oh, wow.

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Look at that.

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I mean, they had so much stuff there, dude.

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Anyways.

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rest in peace star wars pre-canon pre pre disney um your other pick was um

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i am here to fix bitcoin with my llm this is from scoresby what was this cute yeah so scoresby found

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some more like develop like pleb slop some more bitcoin developer slop uh where someone is

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is attempting to release an alternative Bitcoin protocol implementation,

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or at least a consensus library.

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And it seems to be entirely...

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Vibe-coded?

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Yeah, vibed.

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Wow.

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And a lot of the motivating documents also supervives.

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Tons of unrelated jargon that it is somehow...

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They're claiming is uniquely intersected.

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um in their project and yeah i guess they have some relation to um bit vault uh which is another

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llm pro like vibe project is the bitcoin commons like the bitcoin commons down the street

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no it's unrelated to that commons but that's the name of the thing

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they can use this name because it's not open yeah that's bitcoin parked on the street now

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Oh, okay.

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So what's the Bitcoin Commons?

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That's the name that the Vibe Coded thing is called?

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Yes.

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Oh, wow.

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They call it, yeah, they call it Bitcoin Commons.

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And they have a pretty detailed documentation slop.

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And so you can go and get hypnotized by machine-generated garbage.

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where is that at

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oh right here

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okay oh here

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oh it's the failure trisho commons failed to do the tragedy of the commons

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oh here we go

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man it's crazy stuff

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I don't think they understand what a commons is,

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but that's like another aspect to this.

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So this, yeah, I think it's just interesting.

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I think we're going to see a lot more of this.

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We're getting sort of DOS attacked by AI slop.

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And I think this is,

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I think that's just going to increase by quite a bit as time goes on.

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I guess they're also, they're in Strategies Incubator or.

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Really?

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they have some they have some relation just they're at least using the facilities there

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at one point oh wow that's crazy yeah micro strategy does michael's located in virginia

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huh does michael sailor know

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uh i don't think he probably i don't think he knows much other than how to get sun on a yacht

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and you know be cool be i don't know man that's why i don't think i don't think he can't that's

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why there's an application process crazy stuff no i don't think he would get i don't think it's a

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sunscreen i think it's like his natural skin screen anybody did everybody just ignore this

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except for scores me i would imagine people just ignored it on twitter no i think a lot of people

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engaged? Yeah, so that's what

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alerted Scoresby to its existence

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and, you know, people, like

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big names were engaging with all of

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this slop. Oh, really? Len Alden,

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Merch, Heavily Armed Clown.

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That's, uh...

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Oh, wow.

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Didn't they just have, like,

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a conference there or something?

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Conference where? At a strategy.

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Didn't they have like a developer conference there?

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I don't know.

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I don't keep up to date with what's going on there.

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But yeah, I guess, I don't know.

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I guess most of them engaged because there were like a lot of claims

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that were just outright, they were like hallucinated LLM stuff

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that a lot of them wanted to, I guess,

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make sure they publicly stated were not true.

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but good luck continuing to do that with all of the garbage that's going to

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be put out there.

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Cool.

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Well,

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it should be interesting to watch,

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see how it plays out.

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Get your popcorn ready.

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Snackers should be fun.

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Okay,

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cool.

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And then what else did you have?

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Was that your last one?

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Those were it.

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Those were my two.

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Oh,

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cool.

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Let's jump into,

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the AI stuff, what if the people

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like slop, Coop?

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This is from another one from Scoresby.

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They do like slop. He said that

456
00:34:23,054 --> 00:34:24,734
this particular

457
00:34:24,734 --> 00:34:26,794
post here

458
00:34:26,794 --> 00:34:29,094
says, AI slop report the

459
00:34:29,094 --> 00:34:30,814
global rise of low quality AI videos.

460
00:34:32,134 --> 00:34:33,114
And they had

461
00:34:33,114 --> 00:34:34,994
some key findings. And then Scoresby

462
00:34:34,994 --> 00:34:36,874
made a post that says,

463
00:34:37,154 --> 00:34:38,954
what if people like the slop?

464
00:34:40,374 --> 00:34:41,094
What do you think, Keon?

465
00:34:41,094 --> 00:34:42,954
What if people like AI slop?

466
00:34:43,374 --> 00:34:44,994
Well, why don't you tell me what you think of it since the

467
00:34:44,994 --> 00:34:46,354
your top post first.

468
00:34:46,514 --> 00:34:48,794
I'm trying to keep the thing interesting,

469
00:34:48,954 --> 00:34:50,674
the show interesting by asking you questions.

470
00:34:50,834 --> 00:34:51,514
Oh, is that what you do?

471
00:34:51,694 --> 00:34:51,894
Yeah.

472
00:34:52,314 --> 00:34:53,034
I'm just kidding.

473
00:34:53,754 --> 00:34:54,154
Yeah.

474
00:34:54,594 --> 00:34:56,714
What do I think about AI slop?

475
00:34:57,354 --> 00:34:57,654
I don't know.

476
00:34:57,654 --> 00:34:59,474
We just covered a post related to it.

477
00:34:59,494 --> 00:35:00,814
I think it's going to increase.

478
00:35:00,974 --> 00:35:02,314
I think pigs like slop.

479
00:35:02,314 --> 00:35:03,074
I think.

480
00:35:05,474 --> 00:35:06,414
Wait a second.

481
00:35:07,014 --> 00:35:07,274
Yeah.

482
00:35:07,354 --> 00:35:09,094
You said pigs like slop.

483
00:35:09,534 --> 00:35:09,834
Yeah.

484
00:35:10,034 --> 00:35:11,714
You're calling people pigs.

485
00:35:11,714 --> 00:35:23,914
I think for most people who are kind of stressed out and busy and have low attention spans, I think slop is going to soothe them.

486
00:35:25,014 --> 00:35:28,634
It's like a slurpee of internet content.

487
00:35:29,194 --> 00:35:31,754
I don't know. Slurpees are really good sometimes.

488
00:35:31,754 --> 00:35:39,394
um yeah so i don't know i mean i watch these videos and they're actually

489
00:35:39,394 --> 00:35:47,454
you know like i was sort of hypnotized by them you know it's got yeah yeah it's got like a humanoid

490
00:35:47,454 --> 00:35:51,754
type it's kind of jarring to me to be honest like whenever i see this like it's not

491
00:35:51,754 --> 00:35:59,594
but um i think kids don't know the difference so you gotta i think what they're doing is just

492
00:35:59,594 --> 00:36:03,354
getting them while they're young and they won't know the difference.

493
00:36:03,354 --> 00:36:06,294
I think you'd be surprised by how many adults probably watch this stuff.

494
00:36:06,294 --> 00:36:07,354
But I think so.

495
00:36:07,574 --> 00:36:08,334
Yeah, I don't know.

496
00:36:08,714 --> 00:36:10,214
There might be something in that report.

497
00:36:12,854 --> 00:36:23,448
Elvis Mercury at the top cover said the slap discussion is interesting because it challenges a person to say what exactly is objectable or laudable People have a gut intuition that slop is bad but why is it bad

498
00:36:24,488 --> 00:36:24,688
Yeah.

499
00:36:26,328 --> 00:36:27,108
I don't know.

500
00:36:27,528 --> 00:36:28,008
I would agree.

501
00:36:28,008 --> 00:36:40,788
I mean, it is hard to say why, you know, kind of wordy nonsense is from a machine.

502
00:36:41,068 --> 00:36:44,008
is worse than wording nonsense from another human being.

503
00:36:45,468 --> 00:36:47,508
It is hard to articulate.

504
00:36:48,208 --> 00:36:50,208
The next one was, what I shared was,

505
00:36:50,328 --> 00:36:55,428
MIT roboticist calls out Elon Musk's fantasy of humanoid robot assistants.

506
00:36:55,428 --> 00:37:01,528
So this guy who made iRobot, is it iRobot or Roomba?

507
00:37:02,068 --> 00:37:02,548
One of those.

508
00:37:03,228 --> 00:37:10,308
He basically called out Elon and said that it's impossible to make a robot,

509
00:37:10,308 --> 00:37:16,848
like optimus and um yeah i don't think yahoo did him a service so i went ahead and looked it up

510
00:37:16,848 --> 00:37:21,428
myself so he actually did a whole piece about it which is this right here what yahoo was grabbing

511
00:37:21,428 --> 00:37:28,168
from um and his whole point around it was just around the dexterity but i don't think and he

512
00:37:28,168 --> 00:37:33,208
doesn't mention it mention it here but he basically goes into like here let me see if i can open this

513
00:37:33,208 --> 00:37:38,968
up basically goes into the gartner uh what is this called again the gartner hype cycle was just

514
00:37:38,968 --> 00:37:42,668
It's called the, yeah, Hype Cycle, where he talks about technologies and where they're at.

515
00:37:42,868 --> 00:37:47,668
And after 10 years, they tend to fade away or bottom out and then whatever.

516
00:37:49,908 --> 00:37:50,748
Plateau, basically.

517
00:37:51,808 --> 00:37:55,188
And then he's talking about where humanoid working robots are.

518
00:37:57,488 --> 00:37:59,668
So he's just trying to go into perspective about it.

519
00:38:00,088 --> 00:38:03,648
If you read the whole thing, I kind of skimmed through it.

520
00:38:04,008 --> 00:38:04,948
It's pretty fascinating.

521
00:38:04,948 --> 00:38:06,028
He cites a bunch of sources.

522
00:38:06,028 --> 00:38:12,168
it's pretty real about the limitations um he basically goes into like the different versions

523
00:38:12,168 --> 00:38:17,268
of robots and like where they're at uh then he gets into like his main kind of like sticking

524
00:38:17,268 --> 00:38:22,028
point about the robots like the main thing that he's saying is about dexterity and he's saying

525
00:38:22,028 --> 00:38:27,808
that um he's calling it human dexterity and he's saying that human dexterity will never be able

526
00:38:27,808 --> 00:38:34,728
um for elon to kind of for robots to have human dexterity it'd be it would take decades for that

527
00:38:34,728 --> 00:38:41,868
and so he goes into a little bit more talks about it all all through here uh then he finally

528
00:38:41,868 --> 00:38:46,408
then he finally get into the comments and the comments is the best part because that's when

529
00:38:46,408 --> 00:38:52,608
everybody starts talking through all this stuff but um this particular comment i thought was

530
00:38:52,608 --> 00:38:58,328
really interesting uh he says however allow me to play devil's advocate was it not long

531
00:38:58,328 --> 00:39:03,288
believed by deep learning skeptics that machines could never master language through big data alone

532
00:39:03,288 --> 00:39:05,808
because language refers to external things

533
00:39:05,808 --> 00:39:07,748
which the machine do not access to.

534
00:39:08,268 --> 00:39:10,688
In other words, humans don't learn language

535
00:39:10,688 --> 00:39:11,808
by relating words to words.

536
00:39:11,868 --> 00:39:13,568
They learn language by relating words to things,

537
00:39:13,688 --> 00:39:14,808
to feelings, to actions.

538
00:39:15,328 --> 00:39:17,388
Could one say that LLMs also lack access

539
00:39:17,388 --> 00:39:19,448
to the right kind of data yet nevertheless

540
00:39:19,448 --> 00:39:22,588
still manage to become quite proficient with language?

541
00:39:23,088 --> 00:39:24,748
Could that mean that with enough visual data,

542
00:39:24,848 --> 00:39:27,348
a robot could become dexterous as a human

543
00:39:27,348 --> 00:39:30,428
just as LLMs became sufficient with language

544
00:39:30,428 --> 00:39:32,848
even though they lack human senses and perceptions?

545
00:39:33,288 --> 00:39:36,448
so his whole argument is basically calling out

546
00:39:36,448 --> 00:39:37,488
Elon because he's just using

547
00:39:37,488 --> 00:39:39,168
visual data

548
00:39:39,168 --> 00:39:41,968
and he doesn't think that's how you're going to get there

549
00:39:41,968 --> 00:39:44,068
and that's what this post is about

550
00:39:44,068 --> 00:39:44,928
yeah

551
00:39:44,928 --> 00:39:47,968
I love the comment

552
00:39:47,968 --> 00:39:48,968
I thought that was pretty good

553
00:39:48,968 --> 00:39:51,268
maybe all of your

554
00:39:51,268 --> 00:39:53,568
conceptions about

555
00:39:53,568 --> 00:39:56,388
how we achieve dexterity

556
00:39:56,388 --> 00:39:57,228
are wrong

557
00:39:57,228 --> 00:40:00,468
maybe you should consider that

558
00:40:00,468 --> 00:40:02,068
yeah

559
00:40:02,068 --> 00:40:07,688
unexpected things happen unexpected discoveries that that we you can't predict in advance happen

560
00:40:07,688 --> 00:40:12,048
and we get it faster and i think that is a good point i haven't read this post so i don't know

561
00:40:12,048 --> 00:40:16,848
i think i do know human hands are hard i think the only thing that he cut the only thing i think

562
00:40:16,848 --> 00:40:21,688
the only thing that he missed on um the only reason i know this is because i played music but

563
00:40:21,688 --> 00:40:26,748
there's a difference between manual dexterity and then there's like and i think what elon's

564
00:40:26,748 --> 00:40:31,648
going after is application dexterity and then what he describes is like human dexterity

565
00:40:31,648 --> 00:40:36,028
but I think that's a totally different thing than what Elon's going after.

566
00:40:37,548 --> 00:40:38,688
I'm not defending Elon,

567
00:40:38,788 --> 00:40:41,688
but I do think he understands robots to a certain extent because he uses them

568
00:40:41,688 --> 00:40:42,888
with like Tesla plants and everything.

569
00:40:43,328 --> 00:40:46,388
So I think actually Elon is going after like application dexterity,

570
00:40:46,508 --> 00:40:48,328
meaning it's just supposed to be,

571
00:40:48,408 --> 00:40:49,608
it doesn't need to have like,

572
00:40:50,248 --> 00:40:52,948
like your fingertips don't need to know how much pressure you're putting on.

573
00:40:53,048 --> 00:40:55,568
It just needs to know that there's a hat there and it needs to grab it.

574
00:40:55,568 --> 00:40:55,888
Right.

575
00:40:56,448 --> 00:40:59,208
It doesn't need to know how hard it needs to grab it,

576
00:40:59,228 --> 00:41:00,048
if that makes any sense.

577
00:41:00,048 --> 00:41:07,568
and that's more manual dexterity but oh that was my only thing about this thing that he

578
00:41:07,568 --> 00:41:14,188
i skimmed through it he didn't really mention it at all anyways but that was that was a really cool

579
00:41:14,188 --> 00:41:20,008
post definitely worth uh looking into if you're interested in robots and stuff i still think the

580
00:41:20,008 --> 00:41:24,208
trash can robots are going to be the first thing to be honest trash can robots yeah i think we're

581
00:41:24,208 --> 00:41:28,728
just going to have like trash can robots just like you like throw you throw something you already

582
00:41:28,728 --> 00:41:33,528
middle of the room and it like the street they just like they just drive on the sidewalk they

583
00:41:33,528 --> 00:41:38,808
deliver food so but they usually be carrying trash instead no i mean like they'll be shaped like

584
00:41:38,808 --> 00:41:44,568
trash cans oh i see d2 yeah oh okay you're talking about shape i thought you're talking about like

585
00:41:45,208 --> 00:41:50,328
yeah like that's the main problem we need solved is no i just call them trash can't robots because

586
00:41:50,328 --> 00:41:54,488
they look like trash can't robots have you ever gotten a food delivery from one of those no

587
00:41:54,488 --> 00:41:57,608
but disney world does have trash cans

588
00:41:57,608 --> 00:41:59,688
trash cans

589
00:41:59,688 --> 00:42:02,988
oh i haven't seen those

590
00:42:02,988 --> 00:42:07,428
yeah i think we'll see those i think that'll be cool

591
00:42:07,428 --> 00:42:13,468
uh anyway that was the last one there and then the other ones were my

592
00:42:13,468 --> 00:42:20,848
picks this one let's go with some fun stuff first so this was a runster runster release it's

593
00:42:20,848 --> 00:42:28,808
it's a version 1.2.5 this was pretty amazing i was talking hustle this week but he finally got

594
00:42:28,808 --> 00:42:36,988
teams in there from different areas of the world he has a bitcoin ikasi bitcoin said isla

595
00:42:36,988 --> 00:42:45,628
isla illa illa bitcoin district bitcoin yucatan bitcoin veterans and uh he just started season

596
00:42:45,628 --> 00:42:49,948
for his Season 2 campaign this week.

597
00:42:50,308 --> 00:42:51,308
So I just wanted to share that.

598
00:42:52,208 --> 00:42:53,448
But yeah, he's been killing it.

599
00:42:53,788 --> 00:42:55,328
He's been doing a lot of updates

600
00:42:55,328 --> 00:42:58,688
and he's supposed to be adding watch support at some point.

601
00:42:59,988 --> 00:43:01,128
Oh, Apple Watch, right.

602
00:43:01,548 --> 00:43:01,768
Yeah.

603
00:43:02,048 --> 00:43:02,468
Cool.

604
00:43:03,228 --> 00:43:04,328
Yeah, very cool.

605
00:43:04,988 --> 00:43:07,848
The other thing was...

606
00:43:07,848 --> 00:43:11,268
This was from Max Silbrand.

607
00:43:11,728 --> 00:43:14,068
He shared this post called The Quiet Departure.

608
00:43:14,068 --> 00:43:15,488
I don't know if you ever saw

609
00:43:15,488 --> 00:43:16,868
I don't know if you read through this

610
00:43:16,868 --> 00:43:18,688
but he was basically talking about

611
00:43:18,688 --> 00:43:19,728
how we need a bit of parallel

612
00:43:19,728 --> 00:43:20,528
parallel

613
00:43:20,528 --> 00:43:22,568
Bitcoin economy

614
00:43:22,568 --> 00:43:23,008
and

615
00:43:23,008 --> 00:43:25,448
it's a pretty inspirational read

616
00:43:25,448 --> 00:43:26,208
like if you're

617
00:43:26,208 --> 00:43:28,588
if you want to get

618
00:43:28,588 --> 00:43:31,368
want to get pumped for your day

619
00:43:31,368 --> 00:43:32,508
it's definitely

620
00:43:32,508 --> 00:43:33,688
worth reading

621
00:43:33,688 --> 00:43:35,428
I thought it was a really cool

622
00:43:35,428 --> 00:43:37,228
really cool post

623
00:43:37,228 --> 00:43:39,268
just about self-sovereignty

624
00:43:39,268 --> 00:43:40,868
and about privacy

625
00:43:40,868 --> 00:43:42,248
and about protocols

626
00:43:42,248 --> 00:43:43,008
open protocols

627
00:43:43,008 --> 00:43:50,488
us about what makes bitcoin bitcoin and why it's um why it's inevitable but um really good stuff

628
00:43:50,488 --> 00:43:57,008
did you read this kill no i mean i felt like it was a lot like preaching to the choir a bit

629
00:43:57,008 --> 00:44:06,248
so i just felt like i didn't it's probably great for a non-bitcoiner um or someone who

630
00:44:06,248 --> 00:44:12,128
is like their their faith in bitcoin is shaking or whatever i think that might be

631
00:44:12,128 --> 00:44:18,248
useful there um but i i well at least the to the extent that i write it again i didn't read it

632
00:44:18,248 --> 00:44:28,968
but i started reading it's like yeah bitcoin is great um and yeah that's all i got and then the

633
00:44:28,968 --> 00:44:39,148
next one i want to share which was this one's crazy so uh this one got shared by a neas it's about um

634
00:44:39,148 --> 00:44:44,508
pig let me think pig butchering scam i don't know if you know what a pig butchering scam is

635
00:44:44,508 --> 00:44:48,728
do you know what a pig butchering scam is i forget at one point i learned because

636
00:44:48,728 --> 00:44:55,528
i can't pull it up here so pig butchering scams are a type of investment fraud with a romance

637
00:44:55,528 --> 00:45:01,168
part element extremely sophisticated operations being perpetrated by organized crime groups

638
00:45:01,168 --> 00:45:06,568
overseas they use specific scripts using social engineering tactics uh they often use human

639
00:45:06,568 --> 00:45:10,268
trafficking to drive these operations, forcing people to work these scams using violence.

640
00:45:10,928 --> 00:45:14,728
The criminals behind these scams refer to their victims as pigs, the social media platforms as

641
00:45:14,728 --> 00:45:19,228
pig pens, and the scripts used as pig feed. The scammers see themselves as the butchers, hence the

642
00:45:19,228 --> 00:45:27,208
term pig butchering. And then it goes through all the things that you would find yourself if you were

643
00:45:27,208 --> 00:45:33,448
being butchered. What's fascinating is this one. So this one was shared by Aeneas.

644
00:45:33,448 --> 00:45:40,388
he basically said this this this was shared on bitcoin news but he said this week a deeply sad

645
00:45:40,388 --> 00:45:46,528
story circulated on x about a bitcoiner who fell victim to a pig butchering scam his bitcoin advisor

646
00:45:46,528 --> 00:45:52,488
enabled him to send his entire bitcoin balance held in multi-six setup with btc advisor and

647
00:45:52,488 --> 00:45:58,508
unchained to a scammer a woman he believed he loved in the hope that she would help him double

648
00:45:58,508 --> 00:46:08,648
his money um and then he shows it here like the conversation but um it's pretty incredible if you

649
00:46:08,648 --> 00:46:12,508
can't you can't read the bottom because you're right there but she basically says at the bottom

650
00:46:12,508 --> 00:46:16,528
she goes sorry about everything the world we live in isn't fair and everyone is trying to

651
00:46:16,528 --> 00:46:21,808
feed themselves and their own no matter what it takes you really you were really a nice person

652
00:46:21,808 --> 00:46:28,368
hope the god you pray will bless you in other way have a good life exclamation point that's how she

653
00:46:28,368 --> 00:46:35,748
stop talking to him pretty brutal stuff well i mean at least she didn't go some right like she

654
00:46:35,748 --> 00:46:43,568
yeah like she i don't know it seems like a pretty nice scammer oh yeah yeah what do you think about

655
00:46:43,568 --> 00:46:50,328
this one q you know i uh it sounds sounds awful and i mean terrible right yeah uh if it's especially

656
00:46:50,328 --> 00:46:56,068
if it's real i don't know if it's real but we should assume it's real because why why would

657
00:46:56,068 --> 00:47:00,268
why would it be like that um yeah it was recorded by bitcoin news so i figured it was real

658
00:47:00,268 --> 00:47:06,588
oh uh i don't know it seemed reported on the basis that it circulated a lot on x which we've

659
00:47:06,588 --> 00:47:16,988
shown is not really a great standard but um yeah uh you know it sucks to get scammed it's really

660
00:47:16,988 --> 00:47:21,008
hard. I think, you know, don't fall in love with someone over

661
00:47:21,008 --> 00:47:24,508
DMs. Yeah.

662
00:47:25,708 --> 00:47:27,968
That's one piece of advice I'd give.

663
00:47:28,968 --> 00:47:33,168
The other is, one rule that I try to live by is no one likes you.

664
00:47:33,828 --> 00:47:37,048
That's really effective at defending yourself against pig butchering

665
00:47:37,048 --> 00:47:38,788
scams. So,

666
00:47:41,508 --> 00:47:43,348
but I haven't been pig butchered.

667
00:47:43,348 --> 00:47:49,008
So anyway, that's what those are.

668
00:47:49,628 --> 00:47:51,888
You know, if something.

669
00:47:52,288 --> 00:47:52,708
Yeah.

670
00:47:53,548 --> 00:47:54,228
I don't know.

671
00:47:54,228 --> 00:48:11,228
It's hard to it's hard to give advice on this kind of stuff, because I think the people that fall victims to some of these scams, they either have a very elaborate setup that would work on a lot of people or they have like a button, an emotional button that the scammers are experts at pressing.

672
00:48:11,228 --> 00:48:16,108
and so i can't tell you to not have that button really um

673
00:48:16,108 --> 00:48:23,588
best thing to do is like not respond to anonymous messages yeah definitely not um

674
00:48:23,588 --> 00:48:29,528
tough one to hear but i figured i'd share it just in case stackers were uh never heard of pig but

675
00:48:29,528 --> 00:48:38,688
tree um and then the other one was actually that's it we're gonna jump into um pleb poet's

676
00:48:38,688 --> 00:48:46,568
zine so plot poet releases zine right here it's called um 2025 warped thank you yes here it is

677
00:48:46,568 --> 00:48:58,168
and it's number 40 and look at that um that may look a little bit familiar because uh

678
00:48:58,168 --> 00:49:05,808
you know each zine is different but i'm kind of reusing a few elements that i've used before

679
00:49:05,808 --> 00:49:07,028
that have been really nice.

680
00:49:08,668 --> 00:49:10,028
And you get some fireworks

681
00:49:10,028 --> 00:49:11,548
because it's New Year's.

682
00:49:11,768 --> 00:49:12,528
And check it out.

683
00:49:12,568 --> 00:49:14,888
A list of everyone that made commits

684
00:49:14,888 --> 00:49:17,588
this year to Stacker News.

685
00:49:17,648 --> 00:49:18,048
Oh, really?

686
00:49:18,568 --> 00:49:19,308
Oh, that's cool.

687
00:49:19,908 --> 00:49:21,448
And that's, yeah,

688
00:49:21,448 --> 00:49:22,668
we're looking at the first page

689
00:49:22,668 --> 00:49:24,128
and then the next few pages

690
00:49:24,128 --> 00:49:25,528
I've got more stats like that.

691
00:49:25,528 --> 00:49:28,748
Like the top hosts of the year,

692
00:49:28,928 --> 00:49:29,528
buy stats,

693
00:49:29,848 --> 00:49:32,528
and then the top stackers

694
00:49:33,088 --> 00:49:34,008
are there as well.

695
00:49:34,088 --> 00:49:34,208
Yep.

696
00:49:34,208 --> 00:49:39,368
buy number buy items so that's kind of surprising i don't know if any if anybody's

697
00:49:39,368 --> 00:49:42,608
looked at that in a while but it maybe wasn't what you thought

698
00:49:42,608 --> 00:49:51,748
is this kind of like a like you're doing like a kind of you review review okay yeah cool but that

699
00:49:51,748 --> 00:49:56,408
was the extent of it and then there's um three posts from this week that were kind of cool

700
00:49:56,408 --> 00:50:05,128
one of them being my own but really socks let's let let's let socks's light shine for a minute i

701
00:50:05,128 --> 00:50:11,268
thought and he has some cool things to say he's really a good writer i think he gets down on

702
00:50:11,268 --> 00:50:17,228
himself about english but i think it's great his english seemed pretty good with uh with me when i

703
00:50:17,228 --> 00:50:22,088
was talking yeah um and then that airline pilot story is in here too because i thought that was

704
00:50:22,088 --> 00:50:28,148
pretty cool so that's gonna live on in the zine form the memes were terrible and nobody zapped

705
00:50:28,148 --> 00:50:38,548
them but that's okay they're still here well the bot changed it's not a bounty anymore

706
00:50:38,548 --> 00:50:46,748
so memes are disincentivized and that's because they kind of suck in general i think but you guys

707
00:50:46,748 --> 00:50:51,268
still have fun i don't really like memes in general i'm not a meme person they're not for

708
00:50:51,268 --> 00:50:58,408
me i don't think it's like web 2.0 slop it's slop for sure i mean sometimes like i liked memes when

709
00:50:58,408 --> 00:51:09,288
i was 16 on tumblr that was fun it's internet slop coob i feel like there's a real artistry to memes

710
00:51:09,288 --> 00:51:15,128
and uh i don't know it's because you grew up with memes or grew up with

711
00:51:15,128 --> 00:51:18,588
Monday memes

712
00:51:18,588 --> 00:51:20,688
Me Monday

713
00:51:20,688 --> 00:51:26,268
Really cool stuff

714
00:51:26,268 --> 00:51:27,668
The other one was this one

715
00:51:27,668 --> 00:51:29,668
The one that you did with Socks

716
00:51:29,668 --> 00:51:30,308
The interview

717
00:51:30,308 --> 00:51:32,808
What was it like interviewing him?

718
00:51:34,048 --> 00:51:34,368
Well

719
00:51:34,368 --> 00:51:36,728
It was

720
00:51:36,728 --> 00:51:39,588
We facilitated it just over text messages

721
00:51:39,588 --> 00:51:40,868
Which is not my favorite way

722
00:51:40,868 --> 00:51:42,468
But it just happened to work out the best

723
00:51:42,468 --> 00:51:44,148
Because there was a lot going on this week

724
00:51:44,148 --> 00:51:45,768
with the holidays.

725
00:51:47,468 --> 00:51:51,408
So, you know, I feel like this is pretty much part one of my interview with Sox.

726
00:51:51,488 --> 00:51:58,328
I would like to do a part two where we get to, you know, at least do it in person and

727
00:51:58,328 --> 00:51:59,408
then come back to you guys.

728
00:52:00,668 --> 00:52:02,448
And I asked stackers for questions.

729
00:52:02,828 --> 00:52:03,628
I didn't this time.

730
00:52:04,168 --> 00:52:04,808
I didn't this time.

731
00:52:04,868 --> 00:52:06,548
But yeah, part two, we can do that.

732
00:52:07,048 --> 00:52:13,548
But yeah, I feel like everybody was happy to hear from Sox today and sharing the love.

733
00:52:14,148 --> 00:52:16,388
So, yeah, we want to hear more.

734
00:52:17,988 --> 00:52:18,428
Awesome.

735
00:52:19,748 --> 00:52:25,468
Yeah, I think for most people, Socks is kind of a hidden member of Stacker News.

736
00:52:25,788 --> 00:52:28,028
They participate on Stacker News, but not a whole lot.

737
00:52:28,248 --> 00:52:32,268
So I think this is cool to let people see Socks.

738
00:52:32,328 --> 00:52:36,428
I hadn't really thought about that because I know Socks, and we all know Socks.

739
00:52:36,428 --> 00:52:42,608
But, yeah, the Stackers probably have not much connection with them yet.

740
00:52:42,608 --> 00:52:45,288
So Tux is really cool dude

741
00:52:45,288 --> 00:52:46,688
He is very cool

742
00:52:46,688 --> 00:52:49,648
Cool stuff

743
00:52:49,648 --> 00:52:51,468
I thought this was interesting what he said here about

744
00:52:51,468 --> 00:52:53,228
Stagger News I said it earlier

745
00:52:53,228 --> 00:52:55,568
He goes robot

746
00:52:55,568 --> 00:52:56,928
Human moderators felt

747
00:52:56,928 --> 00:52:59,488
A thing of the past but for the fact that

748
00:52:59,488 --> 00:53:01,508
Someone has to put their money where their mouth is

749
00:53:01,508 --> 00:53:03,608
And that every

750
00:53:03,608 --> 00:53:05,408
Stagger is actually a moderator thanks to

751
00:53:05,408 --> 00:53:07,608
Downzaps my first pressure is actually disbelief

752
00:53:07,608 --> 00:53:09,468
How could a concept this crazy even

753
00:53:09,468 --> 00:53:10,488
Work but it works

754
00:53:10,488 --> 00:53:13,168
but that was some really good insight

755
00:53:13,168 --> 00:53:17,648
everything about that

756
00:53:17,648 --> 00:53:19,708
yeah

757
00:53:19,708 --> 00:53:22,308
yeah money's cool

758
00:53:22,308 --> 00:53:25,008
I like I think it's cool

759
00:53:25,008 --> 00:53:26,468
I think it's useful

760
00:53:26,468 --> 00:53:28,808
for doing stuff

761
00:53:28,808 --> 00:53:31,088
blockchain big says we love you

762
00:53:31,088 --> 00:53:33,148
socks thank you thank you to the rando

763
00:53:33,148 --> 00:53:35,008
Minecraft player for giving you inspiration

764
00:53:35,008 --> 00:53:36,548
nope

765
00:53:36,548 --> 00:53:39,208
did you guys get my little

766
00:53:39,208 --> 00:53:40,408
pun there at the top

767
00:53:40,408 --> 00:53:42,988
socks so good we only need one

768
00:53:42,988 --> 00:53:45,388
I did but it took me a second

769
00:53:45,388 --> 00:53:48,668
socks

770
00:53:48,668 --> 00:53:49,488
one pair

771
00:53:49,488 --> 00:53:51,408
socks is plural right

772
00:53:51,408 --> 00:53:53,308
S O C K S

773
00:53:53,308 --> 00:53:55,668
but we have one socks

774
00:53:55,668 --> 00:53:56,728
S O X

775
00:53:56,728 --> 00:54:02,908
no

776
00:54:02,908 --> 00:54:05,368
that's how you get to do a pun

777
00:54:05,368 --> 00:54:07,608
because the words are not exactly

778
00:54:07,608 --> 00:54:09,388
similar but they sound similar

779
00:54:09,388 --> 00:54:18,008
yeah that's not a real phrase it's my joke but i have two beats though

780
00:54:18,008 --> 00:54:34,702
that kind of that kind of the way i anyway did you know what it is hair or one socks huh yeah maybe maybe a sock it

781
00:54:34,702 --> 00:54:43,562
just one sock like imagine it's so good both your feet can fit into it sometimes i wake up with one

782
00:54:43,562 --> 00:54:50,682
it's a bad sock because they would just trip yeah sometimes i wake up with one one sock sometimes

783
00:54:50,682 --> 00:54:56,202
you go to sleep with socks on yeah i love it oh that's like keep me warm but sometimes i wake up

784
00:54:56,202 --> 00:54:59,562
with one sock and i'm like how did they pull out how did one come off but it just happens

785
00:55:00,682 --> 00:55:05,002
yeah maybe it's like one of your neighbors came and took it off or the or yeah who knows

786
00:55:05,002 --> 00:55:19,162
oh cool cool stuff uh i think yeah i think that's uh everything right yeah that's everything wow

787
00:55:19,162 --> 00:55:25,962
um i just want to share this with kian to show that i was right uh let me see if i can find it

788
00:55:25,962 --> 00:55:26,882
It's right here.

789
00:55:27,782 --> 00:55:32,582
So let's see if I can hit enter there.

790
00:55:33,442 --> 00:55:33,962
Right here.

791
00:55:34,242 --> 00:55:34,762
Sure.

792
00:55:34,862 --> 00:55:35,122
Sure.

793
00:55:35,122 --> 00:55:35,962
It says it right there.

794
00:55:36,422 --> 00:55:38,002
Oh, this slop overview?

795
00:55:38,002 --> 00:55:41,002
There are no actual spaceships conferred coming to Harvard.

796
00:55:41,002 --> 00:55:50,362
But Harvard professor A.B. Loeb is heavily involved in speculating that the interstellar object might be alien technology due to its unusual jets and trajectory.

797
00:55:50,822 --> 00:55:51,102
Boom.

798
00:55:51,102 --> 00:55:56,402
your face but you said you said he was he was declaring it alien technology was certainly

799
00:55:56,402 --> 00:56:01,062
alien that's what i was saying roll the tape back i don't think okay now now you need to do

800
00:56:01,062 --> 00:56:05,782
now you need to research on the earlier part of the episode i'm just saying this is the only fool

801
00:56:05,782 --> 00:56:08,782
out there that was saying this was aliens but uh

802
00:56:08,782 --> 00:56:20,982
this is google slop i mean this might be a pretty good good slop right

803
00:56:20,982 --> 00:56:26,762
no i don't think google i don't think slop is slop so far i think slop will get a lot better

804
00:56:26,762 --> 00:56:31,202
and it'll be better than humans and then we'll that we'll have no reason to exist i think the

805
00:56:31,202 --> 00:56:35,502
video stuff will get better 100 like that's not going to be like that forever it's just going to

806
00:56:35,502 --> 00:56:41,662
take some really good people to get their hands on it um so i'm not too worried about the video

807
00:56:41,662 --> 00:56:45,942
stuff i think that'll handle itself uh we got a lot of comments i don't know if you want to go

808
00:56:45,942 --> 00:56:53,462
through these most were about your best friend um but yeah like uh we got shared on um

809
00:56:55,222 --> 00:57:01,462
uh bitcoin uh our bitcoin university and then so our channel blew up and they started watching the

810
00:57:01,462 --> 00:57:06,342
david bailey stuff and then they all came in calling him a affinity scammer and stuff so

811
00:57:07,142 --> 00:57:14,262
um that got shared um so check out the comments you got anything to say about that keyon uh

812
00:57:14,262 --> 00:57:19,322
Uh, I'm surprised that we got shared of the, anyone watched our videos.

813
00:57:19,562 --> 00:57:20,702
You're like, I'm surprised.

814
00:57:21,002 --> 00:57:21,582
I am surprised.

815
00:57:21,582 --> 00:57:22,362
I'm surprised.

816
00:57:22,462 --> 00:57:24,142
I'm surprised that anyone watched.

817
00:57:24,802 --> 00:57:25,622
I'm not surprised.

818
00:57:25,822 --> 00:57:27,722
Once they turn, once they hit play, I'm surprised.

819
00:57:28,262 --> 00:57:31,582
I would, I want to see like the viewer, you know, how they can show you the viewer graph.

820
00:57:31,642 --> 00:57:33,322
I bet it's like massive drop off.

821
00:57:33,742 --> 00:57:37,882
But, uh, yeah, I think that's cool that someone else shared the video.

822
00:57:38,302 --> 00:57:41,682
It was neat that we had Bailey on, um, and Bailey.

823
00:57:41,682 --> 00:57:43,342
And he admitted to being a scam.

824
00:57:43,342 --> 00:57:49,522
yeah that was pretty neat yeah i thought it was i mean i i don't that's not what happened but uh

825
00:57:49,522 --> 00:57:54,522
i like that he came on the show and we were able to talk to him that it that gave us this

826
00:57:54,522 --> 00:58:00,642
opportunity to be shared yeah that definitely for sure bailey's the real draw subscribe from

827
00:58:00,642 --> 00:58:04,362
this channel if you're if you accidentally hit that probably is subscribe double check

828
00:58:04,362 --> 00:58:09,002
uh i was i think the only thing that was surprising to me was that it took six months

829
00:58:09,002 --> 00:58:14,582
for somebody to find it it's like recorded that like six months ago and then they just barely

830
00:58:14,582 --> 00:58:19,182
found it that's true i was i was like dang where's everybody been that means we're like six months

831
00:58:19,182 --> 00:58:25,002
ahead that's what that means i don't know yeah i didn't i i was surprised it didn't get shared more

832
00:58:25,002 --> 00:58:29,802
once it released i was like oh no this is gonna be bad because like it was kind of uncomfortable

833
00:58:29,802 --> 00:58:33,982
the whole thing and it's like oh no it's like a lot of people are gonna see it it's gonna be extra

834
00:58:33,982 --> 00:58:38,362
uncomfortable and then it just kind of faded yeah you gotta you gotta you gotta hug that

835
00:58:38,362 --> 00:58:43,402
uncomfortability and make it your own and then turn into a warm blanket that's what i do

836
00:58:43,402 --> 00:58:48,942
never it's uncomfortable just lean into it it feels great yes all right yeah lean into that

837
00:58:48,942 --> 00:58:54,442
uncomfortability that's what i say the other ones were from fountain uh open mic says boxing day

838
00:58:54,442 --> 00:59:00,122
zap car yeah i still don't know what boxing day is um and then undiscipline said what happened to

839
00:59:00,122 --> 00:59:01,122
the top comment segment.

840
00:59:01,562 --> 00:59:02,302
Keon kicked it out

841
00:59:02,302 --> 00:59:03,682
because he said

842
00:59:03,682 --> 00:59:04,262
it took too long

843
00:59:04,262 --> 00:59:04,782
to go through it.

844
00:59:05,442 --> 00:59:06,462
So that's what happened to that.

845
00:59:06,642 --> 00:59:07,782
Oh, well, we could go.

846
00:59:07,902 --> 00:59:08,322
We could start

847
00:59:08,322 --> 00:59:09,422
the top comment segment again.

848
00:59:09,482 --> 00:59:10,922
I think Carr has been the one

849
00:59:10,922 --> 00:59:11,762
who's calling the hurt.

850
00:59:11,762 --> 00:59:12,282
We've been calling

851
00:59:12,282 --> 00:59:13,142
the hurt of the podcast.

852
00:59:13,602 --> 00:59:15,522
So I used to love doing the top.

853
00:59:15,542 --> 00:59:16,642
I used to do the top comments,

854
00:59:17,122 --> 00:59:18,842
top snackers and top cowboys.

855
00:59:19,342 --> 00:59:20,382
That was what I used to do.

856
00:59:20,462 --> 00:59:20,942
If I remember.

857
00:59:22,262 --> 00:59:23,302
We stopped doing it.

858
00:59:23,302 --> 00:59:24,362
If you want to do top comments,

859
00:59:24,422 --> 00:59:24,882
we can do top comments.

860
00:59:24,882 --> 00:59:25,662
You can do top comments.

861
00:59:25,762 --> 00:59:26,662
But, you know,

862
00:59:26,662 --> 00:59:28,442
I think the real reason

863
00:59:28,442 --> 00:59:29,362
you wanted to stop doing it

864
00:59:29,362 --> 00:59:30,462
because they were getting pretty spicy.

865
00:59:31,782 --> 00:59:32,902
No, I think it was just,

866
00:59:33,102 --> 00:59:35,602
it felt like it was overloading the show with stuff.

867
00:59:35,742 --> 00:59:36,702
It was just kind of like,

868
00:59:36,762 --> 00:59:38,042
we're going to a comments now.

869
00:59:38,202 --> 00:59:39,042
But we could do it.

870
00:59:39,042 --> 00:59:39,962
I've been throwing pretty much.

871
00:59:39,962 --> 00:59:41,642
If you want to do it, we could do it.

872
00:59:41,742 --> 00:59:42,782
Yeah, we'll see.

873
00:59:42,882 --> 00:59:44,122
We'll see if other stackers agree.

874
00:59:44,182 --> 00:59:44,982
We can do it next week.

875
00:59:45,282 --> 00:59:47,402
Let's jump into the top Cowboys.

876
00:59:48,342 --> 00:59:49,382
Where's the Cowboys at?

877
00:59:49,882 --> 00:59:50,682
Oh, there it goes.

878
00:59:50,742 --> 00:59:51,682
And then you go here.

879
00:59:52,262 --> 00:59:53,502
Top Cowboys.

880
00:59:54,762 --> 00:59:55,562
You can wear your hat.

881
00:59:56,442 --> 00:59:56,922
All right.

882
00:59:57,162 --> 00:59:57,682
My bad.

883
00:59:57,682 --> 01:00:03,102
i was just i just recalled that you had your movie thing and we didn't go over it maybe we can go oh

884
01:00:03,102 --> 01:00:07,682
do you want to go over okay we can go over it if you would like to yeah i think you teased it like

885
01:00:07,682 --> 01:00:15,202
last week too okay we can go over it um we also have um coop number two undiscipline blockchain

886
01:00:15,202 --> 01:00:22,402
gray ruby usual suspects in the top 10 um but starts getting interesting once we get to 14 we

887
01:00:22,402 --> 01:00:29,362
We got Wumble at 14, TN Stacker, End of the Mic, Elvis Mercury, Winter Yeti.

888
01:00:29,582 --> 01:00:32,942
Looks like Winter Yeti is kind of taking the reins as far as posting stuff here.

889
01:00:33,002 --> 01:00:33,462
Have you noticed that?

890
01:00:33,462 --> 01:00:41,202
Yeah, they post a lot of scattered news, which is nice, especially when there's not a lot of pizza.

891
01:00:43,302 --> 01:00:46,802
He likes pizza and Yetis.

892
01:00:47,702 --> 01:00:48,002
Yeah.

893
01:00:48,002 --> 01:00:58,822
um and then billy the kid real bitcoin doggie um yeah pretty much it anything here stand out

894
01:00:58,822 --> 01:01:06,302
um not in particular i don't see much movement and i don't know of any big

895
01:01:06,302 --> 01:01:11,042
cowboys losing their hats but yeah number one still in hiding we'll never know

896
01:01:11,042 --> 01:01:12,602
It can happen any day.

897
01:01:14,482 --> 01:01:14,882
Cool.

898
01:01:15,022 --> 01:01:18,202
Let's jump into, you said you want to do the top 10?

899
01:01:18,842 --> 01:01:19,542
You can do it.

900
01:01:19,802 --> 01:01:19,962
Yeah.

901
01:01:20,442 --> 01:01:25,382
I wanted you to do a video version of your post.

902
01:01:26,842 --> 01:01:30,462
So I dropped this yesterday, top 10 movies I watched at 25.

903
01:01:32,602 --> 01:01:33,322
What did I?

904
01:01:34,542 --> 01:01:35,942
Yeah, I really don't have any thoughts.

905
01:01:36,042 --> 01:01:37,022
I mean, I put them all in here.

906
01:01:37,022 --> 01:01:41,322
I thought it was very thorough, like I do whenever I drop posts.

907
01:01:41,582 --> 01:01:45,142
But check it out if you want to know what I thought was a really good list.

908
01:01:45,142 --> 01:01:45,862
Well, what went in?

909
01:01:46,422 --> 01:01:48,162
I put the terrible ones.

910
01:01:48,262 --> 01:01:50,142
This is my – I thought the ones were terrible.

911
01:01:50,322 --> 01:01:51,422
Long Walk I thought was terrible.

912
01:01:52,182 --> 01:01:54,042
Bishop Possible I thought was just a disappointment.

913
01:01:54,202 --> 01:01:55,042
I walked away crying.

914
01:01:55,882 --> 01:01:58,342
Black Bag I thought was just planned.

915
01:01:58,682 --> 01:02:00,142
Was Black Bag the –

916
01:02:00,142 --> 01:02:01,182
It's like a CIA movie.

917
01:02:01,382 --> 01:02:01,682
Okay.

918
01:02:01,742 --> 01:02:03,542
And then The Ballerina, I saw that one.

919
01:02:03,542 --> 01:02:06,322
That was just – it was a hard watch, man.

920
01:02:07,022 --> 01:02:09,782
She shouldn't be doing action like that.

921
01:02:09,802 --> 01:02:12,762
That's from the people that did the Wick movies.

922
01:02:12,942 --> 01:02:13,722
Yeah, so bad.

923
01:02:14,122 --> 01:02:14,742
Oh, really?

924
01:02:14,922 --> 01:02:15,502
I thought that'd be good.

925
01:02:16,242 --> 01:02:18,702
I haven't watched F1 or Frankenstein or Marty Supreme,

926
01:02:19,182 --> 01:02:22,642
mainly just because Apple TV doesn't have F1,

927
01:02:22,762 --> 01:02:27,002
and then Frankenstein, I don't have Netflix.

928
01:02:27,682 --> 01:02:28,622
That's a new one, right?

929
01:02:28,782 --> 01:02:29,202
The new Frank.

930
01:02:29,202 --> 01:02:29,762
And then Marty Supreme.

931
01:02:29,902 --> 01:02:31,242
I don't want to watch a table tennis movie.

932
01:02:31,662 --> 01:02:32,342
That's just dumb.

933
01:02:33,462 --> 01:02:36,362
Wait, I thought you said you were looking forward to it.

934
01:02:36,362 --> 01:02:39,422
I want to watch it, but at the same time, I was like, this looks stupid.

935
01:02:39,822 --> 01:02:41,282
I can't sit through two hours of table tennis.

936
01:02:41,362 --> 01:02:43,722
Where did the 28 years later land?

937
01:02:44,542 --> 01:02:48,462
28 years later landed on number five.

938
01:02:48,882 --> 01:02:49,162
Okay.

939
01:02:50,622 --> 01:02:51,822
You want to talk about this one?

940
01:02:52,042 --> 01:02:52,662
You didn't like it?

941
01:02:53,822 --> 01:02:57,522
Well, 28 years later, I was so excited for it.

942
01:02:58,242 --> 01:02:59,982
And I really enjoyed the first half.

943
01:03:00,822 --> 01:03:03,462
It felt like it fell apart in the last half.

944
01:03:04,422 --> 01:03:04,742
Okay.

945
01:03:04,842 --> 01:03:06,202
What did you think about the ending?

946
01:03:06,362 --> 01:03:16,302
yeah what do you what do you think car i mean without spoiling without spoiling it hello uh

947
01:03:16,302 --> 01:03:27,742
so you see it yeah oh yeah there you go now i know how you smell bad um what did i think about

948
01:03:27,742 --> 01:03:32,882
it i actually thought it yeah like it was okay without spoiling it right it was one of the most

949
01:03:32,882 --> 01:03:39,882
random out of nowhere in the last scene of all time yeah that's why i put that at the bottom i

950
01:03:39,882 --> 01:03:45,322
was like i didn't like the last scene the twist at the end because it was just so weird it was so

951
01:03:45,322 --> 01:03:50,582
out of place but i think they're setting up the second movie um that was my kind of just when i

952
01:03:50,582 --> 01:03:54,842
left i was like oh they're setting up a sequel and it was so unnecessary because i felt like it was

953
01:03:54,842 --> 01:03:59,482
such a great movie to me to me though austin like it's not gonna it's not better than part one

954
01:03:59,482 --> 01:04:03,802
obviously but it was better than part than part two for sure that's why i liked it was like it was

955
01:04:03,802 --> 01:04:10,302
a return to part one in a sense for sure yeah there's a lot i liked about it it just felt like

956
01:04:10,302 --> 01:04:15,422
the movie was setting up to be this really engaging action-packed experience and then it

957
01:04:15,422 --> 01:04:19,442
just ended up being like a little bit of like a nuanced emotional experience that didn't

958
01:04:20,042 --> 01:04:24,982
totally vibe with me then very weird ending but i think that's why i liked it i think i liked it

959
01:04:24,982 --> 01:04:29,402
because it had a little humanity in there but the first one i think it had that same humanity but it

960
01:04:29,402 --> 01:04:37,862
ended it so strong i think that was probably why the first one did so well yeah but uh also really

961
01:04:37,862 --> 01:04:42,302
liked weapons that's why you saw weapons what'd you think of that one dude that was great it was

962
01:04:42,302 --> 01:04:51,042
it was like a just it it wasn't an amazingly unique horror movie but the way that it plays out

963
01:04:51,042 --> 01:04:57,002
is surprising and novel so it's just like wow easy eight nine out of ten for me is like

964
01:04:57,002 --> 01:05:03,502
you know great idea for a horror movie surprising scary kept me on the edge of my seat this one

965
01:05:03,502 --> 01:05:07,442
freaked me out dude this is when i knew we were watching i was watching something like

966
01:05:07,442 --> 01:05:14,282
oh i was like oh no we're we're in it aren't we look at this this is creepy as

967
01:05:14,282 --> 01:05:24,102
yeah this is bad but this is when i knew i was like this is not normal look i just get

968
01:05:24,102 --> 01:05:25,962
I just get exposed to watching it.

969
01:05:26,462 --> 01:05:30,062
Oh, man.

970
01:05:31,942 --> 01:05:32,382
Yeah.

971
01:05:34,582 --> 01:05:35,642
That's pretty bad.

972
01:05:36,402 --> 01:05:41,182
And this one, unlike 28 years, has an amazing ending.

973
01:05:41,802 --> 01:05:42,622
Oh, yeah, it does.

974
01:05:42,622 --> 01:05:44,402
Just like you're like, there's no other way this could end.

975
01:05:44,502 --> 01:05:44,902
It's perfect.

976
01:05:44,982 --> 01:05:46,162
Look at the way she's walking.

977
01:05:47,942 --> 01:05:48,742
Look at that.

978
01:05:54,102 --> 01:06:02,462
isn't that creepy dude like when i saw that i was like oh no some people walk like that but then

979
01:06:02,462 --> 01:06:06,282
and then you're like oh she's not gonna be able to get it then you hear the door the back door

980
01:06:06,282 --> 01:06:14,062
open you're like oh crap yeah it's uh i don't want to give anything away but uh yeah it's that

981
01:06:14,062 --> 01:06:20,602
crank man have you seen this yet no dude this movie's freaking legit i like i like that guy

982
01:06:20,602 --> 01:06:25,322
though jesse yeah lemons yeah i like him he's the best part of the movie for me personally

983
01:06:25,322 --> 01:06:34,382
he's so good and uh she's so crazy but it works like yeah it just works on so many levels

984
01:06:34,382 --> 01:06:41,022
but yeah he's him and that other guy that's with him he has autism like his cousin that he's with

985
01:06:41,022 --> 01:06:46,702
has autism and so the whole movie you're watching this guy who has autism talk to this other guy

986
01:06:46,702 --> 01:06:53,562
who's like really intelligent but just out there and so they're like you know they like plot to take

987
01:06:53,562 --> 01:06:59,262
this woman and then like everything kind of unfolds but it's such a great movie because

988
01:06:59,262 --> 01:07:05,122
apparently the the guy who played the autistic kid was like not really an actor that guy back there

989
01:07:05,122 --> 01:07:14,102
if you can see him but uh it's pretty good anyways nice got the green screen back yeah

990
01:07:14,102 --> 01:07:16,282
it's a nice viewer experience huh

991
01:07:16,282 --> 01:07:18,322
except for when I'm halfway through it

992
01:07:18,322 --> 01:07:20,422
yeah there's also some artifact

993
01:07:20,422 --> 01:07:21,322
on it

994
01:07:21,322 --> 01:07:24,582
it's not perfect but we'll get there

995
01:07:24,582 --> 01:07:25,862
cool

996
01:07:25,862 --> 01:07:27,662
that was

997
01:07:27,662 --> 01:07:29,982
all the posts that we had this week

998
01:07:29,982 --> 01:07:32,222
Stacker News live

999
01:07:32,222 --> 01:07:33,082
oh man

1000
01:07:33,082 --> 01:07:35,662
what are you doing this weekend

1001
01:07:35,662 --> 01:07:36,882
oh

1002
01:07:36,882 --> 01:07:39,522
I think I got my

1003
01:07:39,522 --> 01:07:41,262
the light for my plants

1004
01:07:41,262 --> 01:07:42,422
is that what that is

1005
01:07:42,422 --> 01:07:43,742
I think that's what's in that box.

1006
01:07:44,102 --> 01:07:49,502
So that'll be my big thing, my big party.

1007
01:07:50,702 --> 01:07:52,022
We'll be putting that in.

1008
01:07:52,202 --> 01:07:52,562
I don't know.

1009
01:07:52,642 --> 01:07:55,062
I think I'm also going to make rice this weekend.

1010
01:07:55,242 --> 01:07:55,662
How about it?

1011
01:07:55,662 --> 01:07:56,362
Like sticky rice?

1012
01:07:56,442 --> 01:07:57,222
Round of applause.

1013
01:07:58,702 --> 01:08:00,622
Yeah, I'm going to try to make rice.

1014
01:08:00,622 --> 01:08:04,882
I bought a used rice cooker.

1015
01:08:05,782 --> 01:08:07,782
I'm going to try to make rice.

1016
01:08:07,942 --> 01:08:10,002
Dude, you should make sushi then.

1017
01:08:10,422 --> 01:08:11,662
I'm going to try to make sushi rice.

1018
01:08:11,662 --> 01:08:18,782
wow i don't know how that goes it's from what i can tell it's pretty easy um are you watching

1019
01:08:18,782 --> 01:08:22,302
videos or something and how you're gonna do it yeah i shared a video that i found on youtube

1020
01:08:22,302 --> 01:08:27,382
about sushi rice like a week or two ago because i was curious because that's like the main that's

1021
01:08:27,382 --> 01:08:32,502
like the main attraction for most sushi yeah and then the other stuff is kind of yeah secondary

1022
01:08:32,502 --> 01:08:39,842
um gosh that'd be so cool if you could make sushi yeah there's a great the video that i shared the

1023
01:08:39,842 --> 01:08:45,642
guy has a whole youtube channel it's really easy he buys fish from costco apparently they're able

1024
01:08:45,642 --> 01:08:51,502
to use it as sashimi and stuff yeah he's a you know he's he's a guy who knows what he's talking

1025
01:08:51,502 --> 01:08:58,822
about and i i grew up with uh or i went to college with a guy whose dad ran um fisheries and that's

1026
01:08:58,822 --> 01:09:05,822
where he buys he'd buy they eat sashimi that they made at home from costco fish because it's farmed

1027
01:09:05,822 --> 01:09:12,882
fish and so the environment is super controlled so it doesn't have parasites yada yada uh yeah

1028
01:09:12,882 --> 01:09:17,582
you can make it yourself too maybe we can do sushi night we could try a sushi night

1029
01:09:17,582 --> 01:09:23,482
man that'd be crazy if you learn how to be a sushi chef i don't even i mean you don't even

1030
01:09:23,482 --> 01:09:28,002
really got to be a i mean again it's mostly the rice you get the rice good everything else is easy

1031
01:09:28,002 --> 01:09:31,742
you buy that you just put that on top and then you what's the other but they do the whole thing

1032
01:09:31,742 --> 01:09:37,142
where they do the like the it's like one thing that they do on the rice and they put it on top

1033
01:09:37,142 --> 01:09:43,882
to stick what sauce is that i've seen them do it i don't think it's sauce i would guess it's probably

1034
01:09:43,882 --> 01:09:49,602
it might be uh do you know what i'm talking about it's kind of a brown type of or it looks like

1035
01:09:49,602 --> 01:09:54,542
brine almost it's like they get the sticky rice right and then they put like some kind of brine

1036
01:09:54,542 --> 01:09:58,602
on top and then they put the fish or maybe they put the fish and then they put that and i would

1037
01:09:58,602 --> 01:10:03,822
guess it's probably like some kind of soy sauce it's just like adding a little bit of salt for

1038
01:10:03,822 --> 01:10:08,242
the whole thing but the sushi rice is pretty simple it's just white rice short grain short

1039
01:10:08,242 --> 01:10:16,122
grain white rice with rice vinegar um sugar and and a little bit of salt that's really it that's

1040
01:10:16,122 --> 01:10:21,002
all that sushi rice is and that's what makes it taste super delicious uh is sushi rice good for

1041
01:10:21,002 --> 01:10:29,602
you right now um it's about as good as eating any rice is just about yeah and rice is just

1042
01:10:29,602 --> 01:10:36,462
another carbohydrate so i imagine it's like eating eating a piece of bread of similar caloric count

1043
01:10:36,462 --> 01:10:40,862
yeah that sounds fun hopefully you're not making this up no i'm serious i bought a rice cooker it's

1044
01:10:40,862 --> 01:10:46,022
in my office i got it delivered here i'm gonna make what um what are you gonna do it are you

1045
01:10:46,022 --> 01:10:49,622
doing it this weekend you're gonna do it this weekend i'm gonna do it probably tonight oh wow

1046
01:10:49,622 --> 01:10:54,102
it's just right i'm just making but you're not going to do the fish yet i have like canned sardines

1047
01:10:54,102 --> 01:10:58,242
i'll probably eat it with canned sardines oh so you're gonna try it separately and then i'm not

1048
01:10:58,242 --> 01:11:02,022
trying to my goal isn't to make sushi it's just to make sushi rice but eventually you're gonna get

1049
01:11:02,022 --> 01:11:06,922
there though i don't i don't think i have plans to make sushi i mostly just want to see if i can

1050
01:11:06,922 --> 01:11:12,602
recreate the rice and then i might eventually do something with it but yeah i'm mostly interested

1051
01:11:12,602 --> 01:11:18,002
in more like bowls because like occasionally i crave sushi but it's expensive so how can i create

1052
01:11:18,002 --> 01:11:23,822
a bowl that satisfies my sushi or just but only cost me ten dollars so you would basically just

1053
01:11:23,822 --> 01:11:29,742
get just like rice and then you'd put like a bulgogi or something or meat or something whatever

1054
01:11:29,742 --> 01:11:37,542
just add whatever meat i want to it or like if i was craving sushi i'd add like nori like nori

1055
01:11:37,542 --> 01:11:44,282
paste or natto you know like i would add all the flavors that are typically present in sushi without

1056
01:11:44,282 --> 01:11:51,662
having to buy a $15 roll yeah it could get pretty expensive yeah anyway that's probably that's those

1057
01:11:51,662 --> 01:11:56,422
are my big plans dude that's awesome that's really good yeah well let you know how it goes how about

1058
01:11:56,422 --> 01:12:01,142
you what are you doing this weekend um i think i have uh some work to get done so i have a lot of

1059
01:12:01,142 --> 01:12:06,402
work to get done tomorrow um and i think that's pretty much it and then the new year starts or

1060
01:12:06,402 --> 01:12:10,562
the new year has already started but yeah and after that it's just off to the races yeah you

1061
01:12:10,562 --> 01:12:15,382
seemed pretty busy already yeah it was pretty busy you had to push the podcast well it's but

1062
01:12:15,382 --> 01:12:21,422
everyone can look forward to a bunch of car output this year we'll see it's based on the

1063
01:12:21,422 --> 01:12:28,962
pace you're keeping now we'll see um cool stuff stackers have yourself a great weekend um key on

1064
01:12:28,962 --> 01:12:29,342
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