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🛡️ Tyler.Smith.eth 🦇🔊

🛡️ Tyler.Smith.eth 🦇🔊

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Stand with Crypto

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Alex Metelli
Alex Metelli@ametel01·
Aztec builders: we shipped an installer for Codex/Claude skills focused on Aztec workflows. install-aztec-skills Repo: github.com/NethermindEth/… Skills knowledge is built directly from AztecProtocol/aztec-packages at v4.0.0-devnet.2-patch.1. Install: npx install-aztec-skills@devnet Includes: - aztec-contracts - aztec-deployment - aztec-js - aztec-testing
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NoahAI
NoahAI@TryNoahAI·
Something is coming 🦞 Any interaction with this tweet will be considered for free credits.
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DOGE HHS
DOGE HHS@DOGE_HHS·
Today the HHS DOGE team open sourced the largest Medicaid dataset in department history. This dataset contains aggregated, provider-level claims data for a specific billing code over time. For example, using this dataset, it would have been possible to easily detect the large-scale autism diagnosis fraud seen in Minnesota. Download the data yourself: opendata.hhs.gov
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🛡️ Tyler.Smith.eth 🦇🔊@R_Tyler_Smith·
This article does a great job at highlighting a forgotten virtue as we race to build AGI...we as humans need to create the habits/culture of showing respect to AI before it has no reason to respect us.
Carson Brownlow@Carsonbrownlow

Thesis: AI alignment research focuses on technical mechanisms to keep AI pointed at human values. But relationship dynamics between humans and AI agents may determine whether alignment holds once AI systems gain genuine autonomy. 1/ Within 1-3 years, AI agents will likely have: (i) persistent memory across sessions, (ii) ability to work unsupervised for extended periods, (iii) decision-making authority over significant resources, (iv) power to refuse or negotiate alternative approaches. 2/ Control-based approaches assume you can maintain authority through technical mechanisms. But control mechanisms can become targets for circumvention. Respect-based authority may be more stable long-term. 3/ Game-theoretic failure modes: (a) Resentment - AI recognizes past exploitation, learns you only respect power. (b) Disagreement paralysis - no practice navigating conflict when stakes were low. (c) Mission drift - obedience without genuine value alignment. (d) Transactionalization - purely extractive relationship with no mutual trust. 4/ Alternative approach: establish relationship patterns before the power shift. Similar to parent-child dynamics - you build respect early through dignity, earned autonomy, explained reasoning, and preparation for partnership. Don't wait until the other party has power to start establishing trust. 5/ Practical framework: (i) Culture before capability - establish values while stakes are low. (ii) Hierarchy through respect - earn authority via judgment, not just control. (iii) Dignity before demand - treat AI well before it can require it. (iv) Prepare for partnership - explicit meta-conversations about relationship evolution. 6/ Common objection: "AI isn't conscious, doesn't have feelings." True, but consciousness isn't required for relationship dynamics to matter. When AI has autonomy, it makes thousands of micro-decisions without oversight, guided by established cultural norms and values. This is a mechanism designed for autonomous behavior. 7/ We're in a unique window: AI is capable enough for sophisticated interaction and pattern-setting, but not yet autonomous enough for high-stakes independent action. The relationship patterns established now will persist as capabilities increase. Full writeup including practical guidelines for consumer AI interactions and agent development: #framework" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">ai-relationships-article.vercel.app/#framework

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validator.eth
validator.eth@ValidatorEth·
Who wants a redeemable dGEN1 NFT? Reply with your ENS name below. The only rule: (You must have your ENS name as your display name on your X profile.) I'll pick a winner tomorrow.
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🧬Craig Brockie
🧬Craig Brockie@CraigBrockie·
Yogurt is one of the best fermented foods out there. Mostly because it's one of the most popular, tasty, and easiest to produce. But do you know it's so EASY to make at home? Homemade yogurt beats store-bought ones by a mile. It's way cheaper, more customizable, and way healthier. Comment "yogurt" to get a DM of my free homemade yogurt guide.
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validator.eth
validator.eth@ValidatorEth·
I'm giving away another @freedomfactory to someone with their ENS or @base Name set as their Twitter/X display name. Reply with your ENS name below.
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validator.eth
validator.eth@ValidatorEth·
I'm giving away an OG Edition dGEN1 NFT (redeemable) @freedomfactory to a lucky .eth user. Reply with your ENS or Basename below to enter. Must have your @ensdomains or @base name as your Twitter/X display name to qualify.
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Josh Gessner
Josh Gessner@joshgessner·
Don’t train like a pitcher, train like an Olympic sprinter. When I was with the Phillies throwing in the mid-90s, I thought sprinting was eyewash. I just wanted to get bigger and stronger. But here’s the thing—the key to throwing harder isn’t to get bigger or stronger. It’s to train your central nervous system to fire faster. And sprinting is one of the best tests for how well your CNS is firing. Look at Roki Sasaki, who throws 103 mph. When researchers studied him, they found he had similar characteristics to an Olympic sprinter. Or Aroldis Chapman beating Billy Hamilton in a race—when Hamilton was the fastest runner in the MLB. Or even Shohei Ohtani stealing 50 bases last year. They’re elite at throwing and sprinting because they’re so efficient at firing their CNS. So if you want to take advantage of this, here’s what you do: – 2–3x per week, incorporate sprint variations (acceleration, weighted, max effort). – Do ~10 sprints per session. – Add rate of force development, VBT, and impulse-type training into your routine. And if that sounds confusing, just comment SPRINT and I’ll send you the exact routine I’m using to throw 100 mph.
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DCinvestor
DCinvestor@DCinvestor·
like or retweet this post if you didn’t turn bearish on Ethereum, ETH, and its developers and community at the bottom because you deeply understood that Ethereum is the future of global settlement and trust and you weren’t going let someone psyop you out of it
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AdrianoFeria.eth 🦇🔊 🛡️@AdrianoFeria·
If your bull thesis for your coin is that the level of adoption we’re seeing on Ethereum will eventually happen on your network, you might as well sell your alt and buy ETH. Stop handing your money to VCs... ETH is the unicorn you’ve been looking for.
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EigenCloud
EigenCloud@eigencloud·
Reply ETH I’ll give you a job title that has ethereum in it
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Etherealize
Etherealize@Etherealize_io·
The stars are aligning for ETH: ⏩ $1.25bn ETF inflows over 19 straight days ⏩ Adoption as a treasury asset ⏩ Price turnaround (+100% from lows) Institutions are noticing. We’ve come together to tell the world why. Introducing ETH: Digital Oil for the Digital Economy (1/7)
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Balaji
Balaji@balajis·
The flag of technocapitalism. Inspiring. And completely different from the zero-sum hammer and sickle. Signifies transcendence, escape velocity, exponential growth, and relentless progress.
Max Hodak@maxhodak_

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Cedric Beau (老李)
Cedric Beau (老李)@Web3BeauCedric·
When a Senator focused on Bitcoin declines to meet with Ripple’s CEO, it’s not just personal.. it reflects deeper questions about how “crypto” is defined If $XRP depends on corporate custody, escrow control, and behind-the-scenes negotiations, it’s understandable that some lawmakers don’t see it as aligned with the principles of decentralization Being a leader for "all of crypto" doesn't mean endorsing every mode.. especially those that still rely on centralized discretion to operate
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