$50/year + pay with Bitcoin 👀

Very cool, thanks for that recommendation!

Venice.ai and select the llama3.1 model. Great option for a big model that you can’t run locally. Otherwise a local llama3.1 20B is solid if you have the RAM

TheGuySwann posted 3 hours ago

Venice.ai and select the llama3.1 model. Great option for a big model that you can’t run locally. Otherwise a local llama3.1 20B is solid if you have the RAM

6140478c:7cab0da5 posted 3 hours ago

#asknostr nostr:note1rat2yvetvmhn803p7x4v28exrrds7lk4er6rpnadv3xjjwvgve5qf85ddh

awayuki posted 3 hours ago

なにこれかわいい！！！！！！

TheGuySwann posted 3 hours ago

I’m sorry but that’s an absurd statement. My govt does not represent me. If it did then literally every person on earth would be a thieving murderer and there would be exactly zero plots of land where you could live morally. Thats an entirely statist mind frame. Stop thinking that you are your govt.

6140478c:7cab0da5 posted 3 hours ago

At least he’s having fun

0326de18:27b81024 posted 3 hours ago

What makes the #bitcoin power law a good model? It's not a complex mathematical mess; it's extremely simple! The model has one single parameter: time. The below chart is an approximation of the power law model. Here I'm computing it using calendar time when it's usually done with block time yielding an even better fit. To yield the characteristic straight line, the trick is to take the log of both axes (time and price). This results in a linear trend upward, with the price wrapping around the trendline for an extremely tight and compelling fit. Additionally, when thinking about the bitcoin price in log terms, price drops from 60k to 50k, or 73k to 58k are literally inconsequential. It's a better framework for thinking about bitcoin's long term trajectory. I'm not sure how long the #powerlaw model will hold, but I doubt it will break any time soon. I do think the liquidity model is equally valid and likely provides a more robust framework for understanding #bitcoin's price movements.