Tried throwing gpt-5.6 sol high (not pro) at this:
> satoshi was probably none of the famous suspects.
> a surprisingly rich code trail survives
> we absolutely have enough material for a much better forensic comparison than has apparently been done.
> bitcoin contains the remains of another product
> bitcoin was probably developed inside a broader personal framework for: decentralized commerce, signed identities/reviews, reputation, messaging, payments—and perhaps gambling.
> the sharper unknown-satoshi profile becomes: a veteran Windows C++ application programmer, probably active since the late 1990s or early 2000s, who had built P2P/network software and was interested in marketplaces, reputation or online gambling.
> prior code-attribution work is much worse than it sounds
> nobody appears to have performed the actually useful experiment: search millions of pre-2009 C/C++ projects first, identify code relatives, and only then inspect their authors.
about 47m of total work. sol seems to think it's found a neglected approach here that hasn't been competently pursued publicly to its knowledge, and also seems to think the existing profile of satoshi is too heavily weighted towards digital money theorists (wei dai, nick szabo, hal finney, etc) as opposed to hardcore programmers. here's the transcript, someone throw pro / codex at this:
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> satoshi was probably none of the famous suspects.
> a surprisingly rich code trail survives
> we absolutely have enough material for a much better forensic comparison than has apparently been done.
> bitcoin contains the remains of another product
> bitcoin was probably developed inside a broader personal framework for: decentralized commerce, signed identities/reviews, reputation, messaging, payments—and perhaps gambling.
> the sharper unknown-satoshi profile becomes: a veteran Windows C++ application programmer, probably active since the late 1990s or early 2000s, who had built P2P/network software and was interested in marketplaces, reputation or online gambling.
> prior code-attribution work is much worse than it sounds
> nobody appears to have performed the actually useful experiment: search millions of pre-2009 C/C++ projects first, identify code relatives, and only then inspect their authors.
about 47m of total work. sol seems to think it's found a neglected approach here that hasn't been competently pursued publicly to its knowledge, and also seems to think the existing profile of satoshi is too heavily weighted towards digital money theorists (wei dai, nick szabo, hal finney, etc) as opposed to hardcore programmers. here's the transcript, someone throw pro / codex at this:
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The physical change that most increases a woman's attractiveness is losing weight, and the one that most reduces it is getting long fake nails, according to this study
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BREAKING: Brent crude oil prices surge above $98/barrel after Yemen’s Houthis strike two Saudi Arabian oil tankers
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WTF is happening in crypto?
In just one day, hackers exploited 3 crypto projects, stealing $35.56 million.
AFX Trade exploited for $24.15 million.
Verus exploited for $7.55 million.
B² Network exploited for $3.86 million.
We are already down 80%-90%, and whatever is left is now being hacked.
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In just one day, hackers exploited 3 crypto projects, stealing $35.56 million.
AFX Trade exploited for $24.15 million.
Verus exploited for $7.55 million.
B² Network exploited for $3.86 million.
We are already down 80%-90%, and whatever is left is now being hacked.
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The Collapse of Civilisations.
Civilisations often erode internally before collapsing- moral decay, depravity, elite corruption, loss of social cohesion, decadence & cultural frivolity (“complete ridiculousness”) weaken the core, making societies vulnerable to external shocks like invasion, economics, or environment.
Classic examples include Rome (Gibbon: virtue lost to vice and luxury), plus patterns in Ibn Khaldun, Ming China, Maya & many others.
Studies show even “good” governments collapse hardest when leaders betray norms & erode trust.
Can we turn this around before it’s too late?
Surely we have almost reached the peak of insanity.
There are two possible outcomes here:
Either strong moral leaders step up, clean house & rebuild the Civilisation or the Civilisation completely collapses & falls into ruin.
We are standing at the cross road.
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Civilisations often erode internally before collapsing- moral decay, depravity, elite corruption, loss of social cohesion, decadence & cultural frivolity (“complete ridiculousness”) weaken the core, making societies vulnerable to external shocks like invasion, economics, or environment.
Classic examples include Rome (Gibbon: virtue lost to vice and luxury), plus patterns in Ibn Khaldun, Ming China, Maya & many others.
Studies show even “good” governments collapse hardest when leaders betray norms & erode trust.
Can we turn this around before it’s too late?
Surely we have almost reached the peak of insanity.
There are two possible outcomes here:
Either strong moral leaders step up, clean house & rebuild the Civilisation or the Civilisation completely collapses & falls into ruin.
We are standing at the cross road.
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