Jack Dorsey, Bluesky, decentralised social networks and the very common crowd
“I could easily get him to pay me $125,000 for a jug of something called Diarrhea Water in the understanding that it would ‘detoxify his beard.'”
Blockchain and cryptocurrency news and analysis by David Gerard
“I could easily get him to pay me $125,000 for a jug of something called Diarrhea Water in the understanding that it would ‘detoxify his beard.'”
Gazing into the orbital laser cannon of regulatory clarity.
Numbers go up! When you change how you count them.
The precise thing you would expect from a rich and successful libertarian who suddenly decides he knows more about tax laws than his own lawyers.
The expensive lawyers who wrote this complaint seem only to have been able to find the crayons that day.
“Plaintiff has not pled facts from which it is reasonably conceivable that the statement is not substantially true.”
What are you gonna do, convict me?
Remember when AI had proper hallucinations? Eyeballs! Spurious dogs!
We are all Satoshi. Not you, Craig.
The AI scam cycle is at the stage where there’s money in creating companies that don’t exist.