Sybo @LinSybo

@CassieXu_ connect your wallet to Hyperliquid; have some USDC on arb deposit your USDC to Hyperliquid using the official deposit function which you will see if your wallet is connected

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Sybo @LinSybo

2 years ago

am going to believe in fengshui since it aligns with my bags (btw we have 18 more years to make it

Even fengshui aligns with Bitcoin, According to the core concept of Feng Shui, Chinese New Year (CNY) 2025 marks the official start of innovative disruption as the 9th Period (九紫离火运, 2024-2043) begins to fully manifest. While 2024 saw the gradual fading of the 8th Period’s

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Sybo @LinSybo

2 years ago

is there a night club but for feline

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Sybo @LinSybo

2 years ago

@CL207 instead of diving into anti-aging tricks you can simply born Asian few

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Sybo @LinSybo

2 years ago

@blknoiz06 wtf am i looking at

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Sybo @LinSybo

2 years ago

wft just market bought 10k and instantly lost 500 in fees and slippage cex is a scam hyperliquid😭

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Sybo @LinSybo

2 years ago

@eshear @waitbutwhy for any dimension imaging the next, just slice your space through the higher dimension and the projection “volume” will change in normal distribution. add one layer you simply iterate one more normal distribution. yeah so basically the whole secret of universe is this /2

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Sybo @LinSybo

2 years ago

@eshear @waitbutwhy i think the best way to imagine multidimensions is still projection analogy. 2D seeing 3D sphere by imaging 2D slicing through a 3D space: a circle that keeps becoming bigger in size then reduce to 0 1D seeing 3D: keep repeating 0-peak-0 process but there is a peak of peak /1

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Grant Sanderson @3blue1brown

2 years ago

I learned yesterday the video I made in 2017 explaining how Bitcoin works was taken down, and my channel received a copyright strike (despite it being 100% my own content). The request seems to have been issued by a company chainpatrol, on behalf of Arbitrum, whose website says they "makes use of advanced LLM scanning" for "Brand Protection for Leading Web3 Companies" I could be wrong, but it sounds like there's a decent chance this means some bot managed to convince YouTube's bots that some re-upload of that video (of which there has been an incessant onslaught) was the original, and successfully issue the takedown and copyright strike request. It's naturally a little worrying that it should be possible to use these tools to issue fake takedown requests, considering that it only takes 3 to delete an entire channel.