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Quant, Ai/ML engineer Founder @NfiniteContext

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Kat@Lil_Kat002·
Finally made it out of jail! where are we going next? Also does "ape follow ape" work in the bear market? @BoredApeYC #BAYC
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Kat@Lil_Kat002·
@sama Brother you’re telling me there is something more stupid than this?
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Sam Altman@sama·
i keep thinking i want the models to be cheaper/faster more than i want them to be smarter but it seems that just being smarter is still the most important thing
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Karim C@BrandGrowthOS·
@Alibaba_Qwen wait, closed weights but via api? feels like missing the whole point of why people pick qwen over openai in the first place
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Qwen@Alibaba_Qwen·
📢 Official Announcement: Qwen Partners with Fireworks AI to Accelerate Access to Qwen Family Models We are pleased to announce a strategic partnership between Qwen and Fireworks AI to deliver optimized, production-ready deployment of Qwen's closed weights models via the Fireworks Platform. @FireworksAI_HQ This collaboration empowers developers and enterprises to: ✅ Deploy Qwen models with lower latency and reduced fine tuning and inference costs ✅ Leverage enterprise-grade reliability, security, and scalability ✅ Integrate seamlessly into modern AI workflows 🔹 Get started with Qwen on Fireworks: app.fireworks.ai/models/firewor… #Qwen #FireworksAI #OpenSourceAI #LLM #AIInfrastructure #ResponsibleAI #DeveloperCommunity
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Harish Uthayakumar
Harish Uthayakumar@curiousharish·
Someone please build a wrapper on AWS! Most confusing interface ever.
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Vivo@vivoplt·
USA has ChatGPT USA has Grok USA has Claude USA has Gemini USA has Copilot China has DeepSeek China has Qwen China has GLM China has Kimi China has MiniMax What is the rest of the world even doing??
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Kat@Lil_Kat002·
@samdotb idk how i missed it, i was at inet there last week lol
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Samuel Bodin
Samuel Bodin@samdotb·
@Lil_Kat002 I feel like everybody that worked in Stockholm has been in one these buildings haha
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Kat@Lil_Kat002·
@rasmr_eth No joke I read it retarditude
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rasmr@rasmr_eth·
3 Months on Retatrutide
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@n0w00j under cover series S
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@arkham Stable coin
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Arkham@arkham·
Ethereum Price 26th April 2021: $2,328.2 27th April 2026: $2,328.2
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Koki@k0k1eth·
🇨🇭 Part three. Three more Swiss projects that are shaping the image of Crypto Valley - Switzerland. Every major blockchain stores encrypted data. But every major blockchain can also be forced to reveal it. A team in Zug decided to solve that at the protocol level. They (@octralex & @lambda0xE ) founded @octralabs in 2021, headquartered in Zug, Switzerland. Octra Labs is the team behind @octra_, a Layer 1 blockchain built on Fully Homomorphic Encryption, FHE. The technology allows the network to process data, run smart contracts, and execute arbitrary logic while the underlying data stays encrypted the entire time. Not just in storage. During computation too. Outside observers and node operators cannot see the data being processed. Not a privacy layer on top of something else. Encryption native to the architecture itself. During testnet, the Octra network processed over 100 million transactions across 1.5 million accounts with peak throughput of 17,000 transactions per second and zero downtime. Their ICO in December 2025 raised $20 million on Cobie's Sonar platform Privacy as a base layer, not a feature. Built in Zug. Meanwhile in Wollerau, a canton of Schwyz, two founders were looking at a different problem The internet has two naming systems that have never been able to talk to each other. The traditional DNS system that has governed the web since 1985, and the emerging Web3 domain ecosystem built on blockchain. @freename built the bridge between them. Founded in 2021 by Davide Vicini (@theliondave and Mattia Martone (@themat0x1) , Freename became the first Web3 namespace to receive ICANN accreditation, the same governing body that oversees every .com and .org on the internet. Then they built the first on-chain DNS that standard browsers like Chrome and Safari can read natively. Then they patented a protocol that acts as a single coordination layer between Web2 and Web3 domain registries across all major chains. In July 2025 they raised $6.5 million in Series A. The number of Web3 wallets has now surpassed the total number of registered domain names on the entire internet. Freename is building the infrastructure that has to exist before those two worlds can actually connect. Then in Zug in 2018, a founder named Hugo Feiler (@HugoFeiler) asked a question the entire blockchain industry had ignored. Every blockchain claims to be decentralized. But who actually runs the nodes? In practice, a small number of validators running expensive dedicated server hardware. Everyone else just uses the network. @Minima_Global built an L1 where that distinction doesn't exist. Their protocol is lightweight enough to run a full constructing and validating node on a smartphone, no technical background required, no specialized hardware. Every user on the network participates in securing it equally. In January 2026 they completed the world's first blockchain-on-chip prototype with Siemens and ARM, embedding a full Minima node directly onto an industrial microchip, initially deployed inside commercial drone hardware. The architecture is already being evaluated for autonomous vehicles, industrial IoT, and smart manufacturing. Most blockchains ask you to trust their validators. Minima makes you one. One country. Three more companies building what the rest of the industry hasn't gotten to yet. Part four is coming 👀
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🇨🇭 Part two. Three more Swiss projects that most of CT never talks about. Europe needed a regulated crypto platform that could compete with Coinbase. A team in Lausanne built it before anyone else tried. @SwissBorg launched in 2017 and spent years solving a problem nobody wanted to touch. How do you build a crypto platform that is MiCA approved, licensed across Europe, and still competitive on product with the biggest exchanges in the world? Their Meta-Exchange aggregates liquidity across dozens of CEXs and DEXs and executes the optimal route automatically. They built a launchpad giving retail users access to pre-TGE deals previously locked behind VC relationships. And they just closed a Mastercard partnership for a crypto debit card accepted at over 150 million locations. Over 1 million users. While everyone watched the US exchanges, SwissBorg was building the infrastructure compliant crypto in Europe actually runs on. Then in Zurich, two founders identified the single biggest blocker to institutional capital entering crypto. It wasn’t volatility. It wasn’t technology. It was the absence of a regulated counterparty that institutions could legally trust. Think about what banks were doing to crypto companies in 2017. Closing accounts. Refusing to onboard. Treating digital assets like financial crime waiting to happen. Most traditional banks are still doing this today. @sygnumofficial went the other direction. They got a full Swiss FINMA banking licence, built every product institutions actually need, and opened for business as the world’s first regulated digital asset bank. In January 2025 they hit a $1 billion valuation. By December they had partnered with BNY for USD settlement. Over 2,000 institutional clients across 80+ countries are now moving real capital through a bank that chose crypto when every other bank was running from it. Most banks are still figuring out whether to let a crypto company open a basic account. Sygnum was already a bank. Same city. Same year. A completely different angle on the same problem. Hany Rashwan and Ophelia Snyder saw that institutional capital still couldn’t touch crypto directly. Pension funds and asset managers needed a regulated security they could buy through infrastructure they already used for stocks and bonds. November 2018. Crypto had just lost 80% of its value. Every institution that had flirted with the space had quietly backed away. Rashwan and Snyder listed HODL anyway. @21Shares put the world’s first physically-backed crypto ETP on the SIX Swiss Exchange with $5 million in assets and zero guarantee anyone would care. By mid-2025 they had surpassed $10 billion in AUM and held roughly one third of all European crypto ETP market share. In 2025 alone their secondary market turnover surged 56% to over $11.9 billion. The US didn’t approve a spot Bitcoin ETF until January 2024. Switzerland had physically-backed crypto ETPs on regulated exchanges six years earlier. Every time an institution buys crypto exposure through a regulated exchange today, the structure traces back to one product, listed in a bear market, by two people in Zurich who didn’t wait for permission. One country. Three more companies. All building the rails the rest of the industry runs on. Part three is coming 👀

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Gabriele Berton
Gabriele Berton@gabriberton·
What are some real-world use cases for "small" (<10B) LLMs?
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Kat@Lil_Kat002·
@ItakGol AGI is here
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Itamar Golan 🤓@ItakGol·
Told Cursor to build me a Slack replica. It spawned 1500 AI agents. Around half of them immediately became product managers. They spent the whole day pinging the other half: "any update?" "just checking in" "circling back" "friendly reminder" By the end of the week, nobody had built anything substantial, but somehow we burned $25k in LLM tokens. I think it may have been over-trained on corporate data.
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@mikadontlouz YOO havent seen you on my feed in a whiiiileee
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Mika@mikadontlouz·
the CEO of OpenAI posted “we IQmog hard now” today IQmog = looksmaxxing slang for dominating someone intellectually instead of physically looksmaxxing started in fitness and self-optimization communities then clavicular streams then the 60 minute interview today: sam altman using the slang you cannot manufacture culture you can only be in it before it arrives the best content in 2026 isn’t strategic. it’s genuine obsession translated outward you’re either about that life or you’re not the audience always knows
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Samuel Bodin
Samuel Bodin@samdotb·
if you are not on Twitbruv your ngmi
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Baron H.@Dunetsk·
Anduril's Copperhead series uses an exotic propeller from Sharrow marine which yields a faster, more efficient electric torpedo My suspicion is that it's also very quiet, as the Sharrow prop is known to be low cavitation even at speed
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If you see Copperhead coming, it's already too late. Shown: First public footage of Copperhead-500M swimming. During the test, the 21-inch heavyweight AUV successfully broke internal speed records while demonstrating extreme agility maneuvers in high seas.

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