If your protocol is really decentralized, then code is speech, and you should be able to do whatever you want. But if it’s centralized, your feeling entitled to an undeserved exception to the law is offensive to the democratic process; and you’re scaring the hoes

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we have no choice but to tightly couple free (encrypted) commerce with free speech we can't have genuine censorship-resistance without doing so as Justice Douglas observed: “since the banking transactions of an individual give a fairly accurate account of his religion,

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I think a core friction that gets overlooked in privacy pools debates is crypto infrastructure is supposed to be reliable even if nation states dont like you As such, privacy pools are unreliable infra Its only there if the US government feels you deserve it.

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there is nothing morally wrong with using permissionless privacy software

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can't speak to concerns about the FOCIL scheme specifically but I'd like to see the core devs assign the highest priority to improving censorship resistance. there are lots of fast censorable databases out there, there is only one ethereum

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Sweet Green forgot to make my bowl call that a slop loss order

i miss when Trabuco was painting shitcoin charts on FTX with polynomial lines computed from the Lagrange interpolation of users' stop loss orders

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@Franacc_ The problem is if you are a "privacy-based" protocol or application, yet you effectively have backdoors with KYT, then you are not really private, are you? You are pseudo-private at best. Also, who are we relying on for information on what constitutes a bad actor? Government?

Glory to Capitalism, our holy economic system! Shame on Satoshi for not doxxing himself to the legal system, an absolutely necessary compromise for building software in the most holy and exalted way possible: as a for-profit startup! He committed a shameful act of communism

Ameen wants to use Privacy Pools to be the harbinger of who is/isnt a criminal and who is/isnt allowed to benefit from privacy. In some countries it's illegal to even use crypto. Some it's illegal to protest. And others it's illegal to be gay or drive as a woman. Crimes in one

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You don’t really want to live in the timeline where mass adoption happens

If you’re afraid of cryptocurrency, maybe don’t work on cryptocurrency

How can bitcoin scale if we don't have a way to stop illicit actors from using it?

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They said surveillance would keep us safe. But it’s mostly used to target dissent, silence opposition, and sell ads.

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