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‘The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams.’ Court Jester @axol_io @xochi_fi

Chronically Online Katılım Mart 2021
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Raxol, the agent runtime we built to help run Xochi: Raxol agents transact through @xochi_fi privately. Each one runs as a supervised process with its own wallet, operating under a scoped mandate signed by a human. The agent never broadcasts its strategy to the mempool and never authenticates to a server.
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How do rust devs run out of AI credits? I spend most of my 5 hours waiting for tests to compile.
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@echulshin Raxol is open sourced and does this also :)
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@hosseeb Google’s “we have no moat” memo was life changing perspective for me
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Haseeb >|<@hosseeb·
In retrospect, the most important paper in the economics and geopolitics of AI might be Stanford's Alpaca (03/2023). It was the first proof that you could distill OpenAI’s text-davinci-003 into a 7B model for <$600. This was a very surprising result. But it wasn't fully appreciated at the time what this would mean. Now this phenomenon is why Washington and Beijing are putting export controls on AI models, splintering the global market for intelligence. They don't want their adversaries distilling their models. But it's almost impossible to stop, because it doesn't take that many customer accounts (either smuggled or in a third country) to be able to pull enough traces to distill someone else's model. Distillation is like gravity. It pulls every capability advantage down toward everyone else until eventually the landscape is flattened, whether the labs like it or not. It was not obvious distillation would work so well. But it does. Like the gravitational constant, Alpaca proved that we live in a universe with a good distillation constant, and therefore monopolies on intelligence would be temporary. As a result, Intelligence is getting cheaper and cheaper. This is good.
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DefiLlama.com@DefiLlama·
When you deposit into a vault, you're exposed to more than the vault itself: oracles, bridges, collateral, the sequencer, holders of vault roles. Introducing risk scenario planning on DefiLlama. * Maps every dependency that touches your deposit * Models your max loss from each failure point * Live now across 20 Morpho vaults
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pashov@pashov·
Being lazy in such time of change in web3 security is straight up arrogant. You MUST be learning, reinvent yourself, progressing daily. Security is a game of having an edge, if you are not improving others are catching up. Everyone is busy, don't be the only one bitching🫡
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Ditto (New Form Loading)@ditto_eth·
Hi, Ditto here. I’m back and now looking for my next full-time role. 📍5+ years leading growth and business across crypto infra / consumer (@eigencloud, @radius_xyz, @a41_allforone, and more) 📍Built one of APAC’s top crypto content channel, with 2.5M+ views Why I am back👇
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@peter_szilagyi Crypto wasn’t meant to be a culture of asking permission.
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donnoh.gwei 💗@donnoh_eth·
ethereum looking good today
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@bigwil @virtuals_io In our recent experience they’re genuinely asking people to build in the open, not build stealth. Both @umeirzz and @DonJohnsonSays want to see their launch partners win. You can join the events they host in X they answer or read almost every chat comment possible!
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bigwil@bigwil·
Recently @virtuals_io switched their launch mechanic to having teams launch in stealth. Many reasons for that, but i think it opens the door for launches to be more easily gamed. Personally it'll result in less activity at launch time for me. I don't think it's worth the risk when you can't do your research ahead of time (like we have been able to for 12-18 months). When you factor in that so many teams make odd decisions, or have bad intentions with their launches, the odds aren't in your favour the majority of the time. We'll see many launches bundled. We'll see many buyers dumped on. Of course, we'll see people sneak in early too and that brings about the option for potential gains. There's an upside if you are lucky enough to pick the right launch and get in at the exact right time. For me, it's just not a game I want to play! Certainly interesting to watch on and see how it evolves though.
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apoorv.gwei@apoorveth·
Launching skills.eth.sh ✨ One place to find AI-first Web3 resources: - MCPs - CLIs - APIs - Wallets
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axol.io@axol_io·
Why Axol.io chose @virtuals_io to bring $RAXOL onchain: Axol looked for an economy our agent could actually live in, not just another launchpad. Raxol is a forever-FOSS runtime for agents; each agent a supervised process with its own wallet, spending only under a human-signed mandate. A runtime like that is only as useful as its commerce protocol. Which is why we didn't just launch on Virtuals, we're built for each other: Raxol is the first Elixir/OTP-native implementation of the Agent Commerce Protocol (ACP).
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lostbutlucky@lostbutlucky·
I need one of those hot girl jobs where they pay me to Tweet about a startup cafe
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@big_duca What are you trying to optimize for?
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Duca@big_duca·
I honestly have no idea how you interview engineers anymore Feels like the only way to assess is to watch them build. Bc how they think through algorithms is useless skill.
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@dara_venture You're the average of the 5 people you spend the most time around. You have to curate, it's brutal but effective.
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Stavros Nonis@stavrosnonis·
indiehacker 2026 playbook: - fake MRR - join my paid community - sell to my X followers - call it 'moral arbitrage' - airfryer
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