YATA - You Are The Algorithm
We decide what to talk about. You decide whether to listen.No set agenda. Just what we’re noticing, what keeps repeating, and where that leads.Like everything in your life, you decide your own algorithm.You are the algorithm.
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- Sep 23, 2026
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#20 Leaking Cookies (opens the original)
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In this episode, I’m joined by Oshi for a wide-ranging catch-up on building small Bitcoin-native businesses, selling at farmers markets, and why his cookie experiments may be stealing the spotlight from HODL Butter. We talk through product ideas, shipping food, customer trust, and the strange joy of trying to grow a circular economy one jar, bar, or batch of browned-butter cookies at a time. From there we read through a stack of boostograms, reflect on doing solo episodes, and swap notes on podc
#19 Dave's Not Here (opens the original)
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I flew solo for this episode while Oshi was away, and I opened by catching up on listener boosts, questions, and app recommendations from the community. I also shared a few podcast stats, reflected on how much listener support helps steer the show, and gave an update on what I’ve been tinkering with lately—including an idea for organizing a Nostr feed by weighting certain accounts higher so the notes that matter most don’t get buried in the chronological stream. I also shifted into a permacultur
#18 Type One Problems (opens the original)
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In this episode, we catch up after missing a week and dig into a bunch of what’s been happening on and off the mic. We start by reading a pile of boostagrams, thanking everyone who’s been listening from the beginning, and looking at the latest show analytics — including a strangely underperforming Episode 17 and a growing list of countries tuning in. From there, Oshi shares how the local farmer’s market has been going, what it’s like introducing people to pecan butter and dates in real life, and
#17 Pinky Up Junque (opens the original)
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This week, Oshi and I catch up on boosts, show stats, and a listener question that sends us straight into phones, SIMs, eSIMs, and privacy tradeoffs. We talk through GrapheneOS, Pixel devices, user profiles, Wisp, Amber, Silent Link, and the never-ending balancing act between convenience, security, and actually understanding the tools we’re trying to use. It’s a good reminder that privacy is a process, not a switch you flip once and forget. From there we drift into off-grid connectivity, Starlin
#16 Bob is Awesome (opens the original)
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In this catch-up episode, Oshi and I finally get back behind the mic after a few busy weeks and trade stories about everything that happened while we were away. We open with a look at the show’s recent momentum, shout out the listeners who sent boosts, and reflect on how much we enjoy being part of the Bitcoin and Nostr ecosystem. From there, we get into a pair of parallel life adventures: Oshi’s first farmer’s market success after unexpected car repairs, and my fishing trip chaos involving truc
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