/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>50885245
You're in good company

>>50885245
>entrusting your financial status to a project run by a jewish "neoreactionary"
retarded is too kind a term for somebody like you

>>50885342
but i'm also a jewish (honorary) neoreactionary

>>50885335
>>50885342
>>50885374
with assembly coming up in 1 month i half expect a price rally but to invest in this project is to be continually disappointed so i wont hold my breath

>>50885374
that's even worse. the nose is supposed to know but somehow you didn't. jewish nrx is an oxymoron.

>tfw alex lee moyer comes to your con

if you're not holding any matic then yes you are, because polygon is developing the most groundbreaking technologies, and was able to deliver a fully functional and open source zkevm for anyone that wants to use a cheaper and faster ethereum

>>50885342
What’s his project?

>>50885524
urbit.org
basically baliji's book the network state is an urbit subtweet. hence why he's the headline speaker at assembly 2022

https://book.thenetworkstate.com/tns.pdf

>>50885524
Bitcoin. Moldbug is Satoshi. He's denied it, but there's lots of circumstantial evidence.

>>50885573
You have a room temperature iq, don't you. Moldbug has never made a single line of code that is useful in any way.

urbit has a chan clone now

>>50885613
but he wrote letters to a young programmer (which somehow has been succesfully scrubbed from the internet except a couple chapters.

>>50885245
Stars are still overpriced, I need at least sub 3 ETH before I buy back in.

>>50885676
pretty easy to find letters 1-5. is there more?

>>50885553
Yarvin, Balaji, and Samo Burja should team up. Have Thiel drop a couple billies in their laps.

>goes on one of the biggest podcasts on earth
>comes off as autistic and arrogant and gets trashed by entire audience
jesus

>>50885966
what podcast? I've not been paying attention to the Dark Elf's appearances lately.

>>50886015
guessing he's referring to tim dillon's

>>50886015
he went on the Tim Dillon show last week and every single comment on the video is clowning on him calling him the worst guest Tim has ever had on.

>>50886253
I thought it was an interesting episode though.

>>50886448
so did I but to normies it looked bad

>>50886253
Who is Tim Dillon? I thought you meant Cucker Tarlson
Moldbug does not give financial advice
He abandoned or more likely was forced out of Urbit
He wants to live in a neo fiefdom dominated by anonymous cartels of warring Soros’ Bezos’ Gates’ and Koch’s, so no I will never care for what he has to say even if by some miracle he stops bloviating like a wind bag and learns the value of concision

>>50885245
Exactly what >>50885335 said. Just remember our motto around here, buy high, sell low. Follow that rule and you'll be fine. Welcome to /biz/

>>50886727
He's a jew, staying with Urbit would have meant actual work, rather than just sitting around philosophizing all day. He left so he can continue to sit around and philosophize about how Hobbits need Dark Elves to survive.

>>50886253
Does Tim go on 4chan real talk. Where else could he get his talking points from aside from jones

>>50886727
>bloviating like a wind bag and learns the value of concision
he sounds brilliant when you listen to his ideas second-hand and summarized by someone else
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ko6jUa2LOf4&list=PL8BezN9dxUhV-3yrmIx_5_pBd1eGSzbkA

>>50885245
welcome, make yourself at home

>>50887617
>Listen to one nerd talk about another nerd

no thank you. let me know when you bring someone with a fresh take on politics that isn’t just some edgelord racist who sucks off even bigger nerds like Peter Thiel.

>>50885476
who here remembers the justin murphy interview where she was obviously on cocaine or something? they deleted it after a few hours lmao

>>50887793
>fresh take on politics
good luck. modern politics is the same old repackaged shit with a few layers of irony on top.

>edgelord racists
philosophers

bump

>>50885633
awesome lol

the one thing urbit has going for it is it seems to maybe have an in with the cool kid nyc scene, so I'm curious to see where that leads

>>50886727
>He abandoned or more likely was forced out of Urbit
It's pretty obvious in retrospect he left to spend time with his dying wife and children

>>50890737
his wife was killed by the clot shot. he was forced out because his image problem was going to prevent urbit from having a chance to succeed

>>50892029
>>50890737
he has spoken many times about the fact that hes not a good ceo, which makes sense, generally creative types like him (some would call them elves, perhaps dark elves even) are not good at running an organization after its already established. theres no reason to believe he left these reasons you guys mentioned when he has said otherwise himself

>>50892928
ok? not being the CEO doesn't mean you need to suddenly leave the organization. he could have been a highly senior engineer or technical advisor and kept his galaxies. instead he resigned from the company entirely and promised not ever to talk publicly about urbit. hmm really makes you think.

>>50887168
>>50886448
>>50886015
>>50892928
I'm always fucking amazed how quickly everyone seems to know about this shit after it comes out
Like, no one in the wide normie world even knows who moldbug is and he writes one new poorly received essay and you all know about it like it was sent to an RSS feed in your brain
We swim in tighter circles than I imagined

I have the hots for Mencius moldbug and think about having sex with him sometimes

>>50893086
you should have emailed him when he was looking for a new wife

>>50893105
Obviously Moldbug is the bottom in the above scenario.
Someone post the pegging meme, I can't find it.

>>50893105
I didn't know who he was back then. RIP

>>50893134
F

So is Urbit a good investment or not

>>50893131
I want to lovingly lick and peg his butthole before he busts a but in my vagina, desu.

>>50893139
if the price pumps based on assembly this year like it did last, stars could 4-5x in a relatively short period of time
wont hold my breath though

Guys. Guys. Imagine sitting on his face. Guys

So how is this different from Ethereum? It's another "world computer" of sorts.

>>50893161
Where do you see the price in 5 years? Could this be another Bitcoin in 2008?

>>50893414
it's not a blockchain, however there is a team building an eth competitor on top of urbit called uqbar (see the uqbar clearpaper for more https://uqbar-network.gitbook.io/docs/uqbar-clearpaper/uqbar-clearpaper/generalizable-zk-verification-with-urbit))
at one level you can think of it as sort of like a social network
at another, it's an operating system + identity system
is it like bitcoin in 2008? i really can't say. i go back and forth between feeling like a retard and not for owning stars.
somewhat shockingly their price hasn't dropped below where i purchased them, despite crypto being in the toilet

Imagine mencius moldbug sticking his long fingers in your vagina

Guys can you imagine jerking him off with your feet

>>50893414
Urbit is more like NFTs or ENS domains than a crypto, think of it more like the fediverse, or metaverse.
The system is comprised of digital properties - planets, stars, & galaxies.
Planets act as a virtual server, log in from anywhere, access your files, bitcoin wallet, talk to other users (planets), etc.
Stars act like service providers for the planets, providing software updates and routing communications between planets. This gives the benefit of planets (users) not having to rely on a central service provider like Twitter or AWS. Instead, users can opt to move from one of the 65535 stars to another at any time. In exchange, stars have the ability to mint 65535 planets under their control, sell them, or exact service fees if they wish.
There's also 255 galaxies which act as service providers for the stars under their control.

In short - digital feudalism + the right of exit from one star to another.

i am financially superior

>>50885245
why the FUCK does he have to be a jew, i wanted to like urbit

>>50893105
whatever happened to that

>>50894146
he's engaged now

up

>>50885245
Submit

Is this Tim?

>>50885245
me too. I'm probably retarded in other ways too. Sometimes I wonder how I made it this far.

>>50896879
>iDh9
indeed

>>50896879
nah

>>50893021
Can you imagine a digital archaeologist reading this thread in 120 years...