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The motto I live by:
There is always something you can teach
There is always something you can learn
(probably said by someone famous/clever, but I don't know who)
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Matt Hamilton
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Matt Hamilton
@HammerToe
Dev /DevRel. Prev: @ASIMOV_Protocol, @arbitrum, @protocollabs @bittensor, @Ripple, @IBMDeveloper. Interested in cryptocurrencies / blockchain / AI/ML.
Barbados Katılım Ekim 2008
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@HammerToe @Marzuh_13 BWA has absolutely no calling there for sure considering the main lines done run for decades, BLP I suspect will do some sorta foolishness though but time will tell 😂
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Why would you have to dig up the fly over though? Shouldn’t have water or electricity running through.
Thaddeus Sealy@ThaddeusSealy
•Build road •MTW, BWA digs it up •Fix road •MTW, BWA digs it up •Fix bridge •MTW, BWA digs it up •Discuss flyovers •No bid contract goes to friend •Build during peak hours •Equipment failure •Over budget •Completed •MTW, BWA digs it up
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@kwok_phil @Dan_Fisher_XRP I think they might have been exaggerating slightly, I don’t think Trump was mention quite that many times in the Epstein files.
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quadrillions.
one of the most important people we’ve met this week said this.
QUADRILLIONS.
we were sitting around a grand mahogany table.
and i almost fell off my chair.
big things are afoot in washington dc.
i literally can’t stop thinking about it.
quadrillions…
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@0xSammy I presume the report covers Interledger and the W3C Web Payment Working Group work that have been working on this for the past decade? Does it address the difficulties they had with regulatory acceptance and how the technology part has been solved for years already?
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> the internet launches in 1991
> Tim Berners-Lee reserves HTTP 402 ‘Payment Required’ as a native payment primitive
> no digital cash exists; no settlement layer can handle sub-cent transactions
> the web defaults to advertising and credit card checkout flows for 30 years
> x402 activates the dormant status code; payment as native to the web as loading an image
> Coinbase builds it; Cloudflare co-founds the Foundation
> 165M+ transactions processed in 10 months
> Stripe goes live on x402 in February
today, Stripe and Paradigm launch
> Tempo mainnet and MPP; the Machine Payments Protocol
> Visa extends MPP to card payments; Lightspark extends it to Bitcoin Lightning
> design partners include OpenAI, Anthropic, Mastercard, Shopify, DoorDash, Revolut, Standard Chartered
AWS publishes an enterprise integration blog
> Google integrates x402 into Agent-to-Agent
> two parallel standards are emerging:
> TradFi rails for agents inside corporate trust boundaries; MPP, Visa’s Trusted Agent Protocol, Ramp’s Agent Cards
> crypto rails for agents transacting across boundaries where no shared authority exists; x402, onchain identity, stablecoin settlement
> the retail narrative is approaching its peak; ecosystem maps everywhere, every protocol announcing compatibility
> the institutional adoption curve is on a different trajectory entirely; Stripe, Visa, and AWS are not reacting to CT hype, they are shipping production infrastructure
> aggregate x402 ecosystem market cap for tokens with genuine protocol connection is under $700M
> Visa and Stripe process $14T and $1.9T annually
> that is less than 0.05% of the terminal addressable market
> you are watching the payment layer the internet was supposed to have from day one, finally being built
our report covers the full stack
Khala Research@KhalaResearch
In 1997, HTTP status code 402 was reserved for 'Payment Required'; a native payment layer built into the web itself For almost 30 years, nobody could make it work There was no digital cash and no settlement layer that could handle sub-cent transactions. The web defaulted to advertising and credit card checkout flows instead Stablecoins and Layer 2s changed that. x402 finishes what HTTP 402 started; payment as native to the web as loading an image Most people looking at agentic commerce see one maturity cycle, but there are two: 1) The retail narrative is approaching its peak; CT is buzzing, ecosystem maps are proliferating, every protocol is announcing x402 compatibility. That will correct 2) The institutional adoption curve is on a completely different trajectory. For this layer, the trough already happened in 2025 Stripe, Visa, AWS, Google, Coinbase, Circle and Cloudflare are shipping production infrastructure because their own internal analysis on projected agent transaction volume justify it In our x402 report, we map the protocol architecture, the agentic stack, the institutional landscape, and assess where the value could accrue The full report is in the next post below:
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Wouldn’t it have just been cheaper to release the Epstein files?
Coin Bureau@coinbureau
🚨BREAKING: Pentagon asks White House to approve $200+ BILLION for Iran war. That's MORE than the entire Ukraine aid ($188B over 3 years) in a single package. The request focuses on one thing: replacing munitions. Deputy Defense Secretary Feinberg admits the Pentagon is now in a "munitions shortage" and is scrambling to get production ramped up. The US military has depleted years of munition stockpiles in just 3 weeks of the war.
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🚨BREAKING: Pentagon asks White House to approve $200+ BILLION for Iran war.
That's MORE than the entire Ukraine aid ($188B over 3 years) in a single package.
The request focuses on one thing: replacing munitions.
Deputy Defense Secretary Feinberg admits the Pentagon is now in a "munitions shortage" and is scrambling to get production ramped up.
The US military has depleted years of munition stockpiles in just 3 weeks of the war.
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@GabrielCharczuk @Sparkpoodle1 You don’t have to be this stupid in public.
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@Sparkpoodle1 The problem is it kills lots of nutrients and enzymes in the milk. Boiling the milk before drinking is sufficient.
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I can not understand what the big deal is with pasteurization? It's literally just heating milk for a set time then rapidly cooling it
No chemicals, no high tech equipment, it's just heated milk
FactPost@factpostnews
The FDA has announced at least 7 people have contracted E. coli linked to cheddar cheese made from raw milk.
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@RonnieYearwood They could put a ribbon on a cycle path. But I guess that isn’t much steel.
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I forgot, there's no steel in things that actually work. And nobody can open/put a plaque on work from home, hybrid gvt, staggered school times, better public transportation. Caribbean gvts like building + cutting ribbons, with fishcakes + drinks. I guess we may get flyer-overs.
Ronnie Yearwood@RonnieYearwood
Flyovers will not ease traffic. Enough evidence world wide shows this. We don’t need another performative consultation. Here are a few things. 1,Work from home. 2,Fix public transport incl. ferry. 3,Look at staggered school start times and 4, deal with Car imports. 🚃🚗⛴️
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Hannes Bieger dropping absolute synth fire with 'Black Hole' in this mesmerizing analog studio session—warm Moog-style tones, hypnotic grooves, and pure retro electronic magic! 🎹🌀 Really awesome indeed!
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I know Silicon Valley startups don't want to hear this.....
But the combination of someone in the trades with deep domain expertise and Claude Code will run circles around your generic software.
I talked to Cory LaChance this morning, a mechanical engineer in industrial piping construction in Houston. He normally works with chemical plants and refineries, but now he also works with the terminal
He reached out in a DM a few days ago and I was so fired up by his story, I asked him if we could record the conversation and share it.
He built a full application that industrial contractors are using every day. It reads piping isometric drawings and automatically extracts every weld count, every material spec, every commodity code.
Work that took 10 minutes per drawing now takes 60 seconds. It can do 100 drawings in five minutes, saving days of time.
His co-workers are all mind blown, and when he talks to them, it's like they are speaking different languages.
His fabrication shop uses it daily, and he built the entire thing in 8 weeks. During those 8 weeks he also had to learn everything about Claude Code, the terminal, VS Code, everything.
My favorite quote from him was when he said, "I literally did this with zero outside help other than the AI. My favorite tools are screenshots, step by step instructions and asking Claude to explain things like I'm five."
Every trades worker with deep expertise and a willingness to sit down with Claude Code for a few weekends is now a potential software founder.
I can't wait to meet more people like Cory.
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@Vet_X0 @HammerToe Not really - you'd want any second client to use the same transactors as xrpld, to avoid even the chance of a disagreement
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Nowadays, thanks to AI, anyone can build apps or tools on XRP in no time. Many already are.
XRP is uniquely positioned here, important core features Payments, Tokens, DEX, NFTs, Compliance tools and more, are well documented for AI and easy accessible via API calls.
Nothing is cryptic, always human readable and no custom smart contracts to rely on makes it safer.
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@msvadari @HammerToe aren't we also looking to have a reference implementation of rippled in rust too?
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@HammerToe @Vet_X0 There's a couple of community Rust SDKs, and the standard library we're writing for programmability is in Rust
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@msvadari @HammerToe speaking of Matt, just today i got reminded of his banger RippleX Twitch livestreams.
you can even replay the livestream chat, really cool.
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@Vet_X0 💯 - I think @HammerToe was the first person I saw to point this out
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@Darkmdd @marshlack @JohnEDeaton1 But oceans *are* rising. Doesn’t matter whether you want to “believe” that or not. But burying your head in the sand doesn’t mean it’s not happening.
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@HammerToe @marshlack @JohnEDeaton1 If everything we were told was true about climate change, we should all be frozen, thawed and frozen again
It's fear tactics
Ask who pays scientists, follow that money and then you'll understand
They scream about oceans rising and then buy a mansion on an island 🙄
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Why does Massachusetts ALWAYS get RINOs running against the Communist Dems @JohnEDeaton1
Can't we ever get a good Conservative candidate, R's that believe in Climate change can kick rocks
I keep the scumbag D, at least I know what I'm getting, wtf
John E Deaton@JohnEDeaton1
The great irony in MA is that I’m the Republican Nominee for U.S. Senate - running against the co-author of the Green New Deal - @EdMarkey. Yet, take a guess which one of us has solar panels on our house? It’s not Ed Markey - not in Chevy Chase Maryland or in Malden. I also drive a Tesla and @elonmusk is right - after driving one - rather, letting it drive me wherever I want to go - you don’t want to drive anything else. Fact; my Model Y is faster than the AMG I used to drive. Although I drive an EV and have solar panels on my house - the good news is that unlike my political opponent, I’m well aware of the fact that MA can’t solve climate change by itself. Our annual carbon emissions is less than 2 days of China’s. It’s insane to punish MA businesses, residents and taxpayers by push net zero mandates by some arbitrary date. The good news: I have an energy plan that expands both solar and natural gas while incorporating nuclear - by strategically placing 4 300MW SMRs and powering nearly 40% of the 2.9 million homes across the Commonwealth - driving costs down significantly. #mapoli #MASen #Deaton
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@Darkmdd @marshlack @JohnEDeaton1 Frankly I’ve no idea what you are on about but the consensus on climate change is pretty clear. To claim it is a hoax isn’t helping anyone.
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@HammerToe @marshlack @JohnEDeaton1 You were gullible back then and believed the lie, now you continue to push it because you can't handle that you believed it
Dr. Mann lied, it was all made up
Do your research and stop embarrassing yourself
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@Darkmdd @marshlack @JohnEDeaton1 Yes, I think a lot of people like yourself had a hard time grasping the concept of global warming and so climate change was used as a term that you might understand better.
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@HammerToe @marshlack @JohnEDeaton1 oh ok, You don't remember the "hockey stick" Dr. Mann bullshit when they used to call it "global warming" but had to change it to "climate change" when they were caught LYING
Do some damn research
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