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> Do you think cash will still be a thing a hundred years from now?

Do you think you will be alive hundred years from now?

> Who would be buying bitcoin right now?

Senile laggards.

You can touch gold and take it in your hands.

Good. Reaffirms my trust in Vanguard's indices. People behind funds that chase trends cannot be truly genuine. They give rotten grifter vibes...

US just announced half trillion investment into building Superintelligence. Will that not solve stable q-bit issue sooner?

> 1) q day isn't coming.

How come? Experts predict something like 5-10 years max.

> 5) realised value from crypto trading incurs tax.

Plenty of jurisdictions have 0% crypto tax.

Wouldn't the rational choice at this point would be to acquire real estate (like Gate's buying farmland) and investing in tangible assets that won't be susceptible to Q-day worries? Or if one "invests" in crypto, at least buy quantum-safe cryptos?

Better to lower baseline for everyone than to be the naive sucker that gets taken advantage of

Everything's a slippery slope.

> "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth" is solution to you?

What's wrong with this solution?

Better to have US spying on you than China.

And why does he post this on January 2025, not January 2024 or 2023?

Why did he magically started calling out wokeness issue only after Trump's win?

Weak

Fire hazard

Why not host in China or Mongolia or Russia and never have to deal with any of these issues?

No. Websites are more laggy, cookie disclaimers, weird dimensions, needless UX, choppy. Apps are almost always way smoother.

Can it work with large codebase? How? I have an Xcode project with python server for online game. Is this sufficient to understand code fully and implement edits correctly?

Okay, explain why and how it is not correct then?

I genuinely want to learn and figure out what is the truth and what is the best route of action when it comes to securing a portfolio.

Let's talk about things that actually matter - where to invest in post-quantum world?

I'll keep this short.

- Google’s Willow quantum chip significantly outpaces current supercomputers, solving tasks in minutes that would otherwise take billions of years.

- Hypothesis: Accelerating advancements in tech and AI could lead to quantum supremacy arriving sooner than the 2030s, contrary to expert predictions.

- Legacy banking systems, being centralized, could transition faster to post-quantum-safe encryption by freezing transfers, re-checking processes, and migrating to new protocols in a controlled manner.

- Decentralized cryptocurrencies face bigger challenges:Hard forks are difficult to coordinate across a decentralized network.

- Transitioning to quantum-safe algorithms could lead to longer transaction signatures and significantly higher fees, eroding trust in the system.

- If quantum computers compromise current cryptography, tangible assets (e.g., real estate, stock indices) may retain more value compared to digital assets like crypto.

Thoughts?

Let's talk about things that actually matter - where to invest in post-quantum world?

I'll keep this short.

- Google’s Willow quantum chip significantly outpaces current supercomputers, solving tasks in minutes that would otherwise take billions of years.

- Hypothesis: Accelerating advancements in tech and AI could lead to quantum supremacy arriving sooner than the 2030s, contrary to expert predictions.

- Legacy banking systems, being centralized, could transition faster to post-quantum-safe encryption by freezing transfers, re-checking processes, and migrating to new protocols in a controlled manner.

- Decentralized cryptocurrencies face bigger challenges:Hard forks are difficult to coordinate across a decentralized network.

- Transitioning to quantum-safe algorithms could lead to longer transaction signatures and significantly higher fees, eroding trust in the system.

- If quantum computers compromise current cryptography, tangible assets (e.g., real estate, stock indices) may retain more value compared to digital assets like crypto.

Thoughts?

Can someone just give it to me straight: should I sell my crypto positions and move to stock indices and real estate? Yes or no?

No nuance, just yes or no.

> Worth spending a little time doing some long tail strategizing I’d say.

What do you mean by this?

You're not wrong.