@TrustlessState This extra evidence doesn't help. Definitely cancelling that bankless sub I've been so lazy to cancel, def doing it now
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Has there been a huge vibe shift in CT over the last 2 weeks, or was that just me selling the last of my ETH
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@peter_szilagyi I've been following the journey. I'm interested to see where things go.
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Just reactivated my Discord user and started to set up a new server for Dark Bio... DM me for an invite if you want in *now*. I'll open it up publicly in a bit when things seem more complete.
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@NewsFromGoogle @SenRickScott @sundarpichai This is exactly why trust in institutions are dying. It's not that you did it. It's the blatant lies.
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@SenRickScott @sundarpichai This issue has been fixed. Post-fire imagery is rolling out again now across Google Maps and Earth. For context: This technical issue was triggered by a recent, routine update to satellite imagery, which accidentally restored old imagery from before the fires.
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> use a google account for 15+ years
> do everything with it: youtube: google, drive, playstore
> launch a saas
> stripe, slack, notion, vercel, ....: sign in with google
> wake up and see: "your account has been suspended for ..."
> can't open notion → 3 years of client files gone
> can't open stripe → can't refund
> can't reach cofounder (slack-sso-via-google)
> domain renewal notice goes to dead inbox
> lose a $140k mrr saas
> still don't know what i did wrong
> mfw "sign in with google is more secure than passwords"
The Smart Ape 🔥@the_smart_ape
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@read_the_tape @SalsaTekila All my vibe projects are iterative too. Though this naturally consume a lot more tokens.
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@SalsaTekila Same but the unlock for me is actually the mindset I have when using it, which is to not to seek perfection and be comfy with iterating.
I treat each big project as an experiment with no fear of needing to start again if needed. Cost of errors are basically zero.
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When I build stuff with Claude, 5% of the work is the idea, 5% is writing the prompt, and 90% is reading and answering questions, because I always ask: "Ask me questions until you are 100% sure what I want, do not make guesses."
Am I doing it right?
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@cryptopunk7213 "refusing to use nvidia"? I thought it was more "china can't get their hands on nvidia"
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i mean what an insane story. meta’s $2B acquisition is now dead:
-> March 2025: Manus launches AI agent
-> 2M waitlist in 7 days, invite codes reselling for $1400 each (i tried to buy one lol)
-> relocates from Beijing to Singapore to escape chinese authorities
-> hits $90M revenue run-rate
-> December 2025: Meta buys it for $2B 4x markup in 8 months.
-> March 2026: china stops Manus co-founders from leaving the country
-> today: china blocks Meta from acquiring them
china clearly see’s AI as a geopolitical weapon and is not willing to yield anything to the USA
this probably why they’re refusing to use nvidia chips instead pushing huawei etc
truly nuts
Financial Times@FT
Breaking news: China has blocked Meta’s $2bn acquisition of artificial intelligence platform Manus, after regulators reviewed whether the deal violated Beijing’s investment rules. ft.trib.al/JnwLniN
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Just a reminder that a developer built non-custodial crypto software and asked a federal court to declare he could operate without registering as a money transmitter.
The court dismissed it, saying there was no real threat of prosecution.
Meanwhile, Roman Storm was convicted for the same type of non-custodial crypto software.
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Google's Quantum AI team used @SuccinctLabs zkVM SP1 for responsible disclosure of a new SOTA quantum algorithm.
Their paper presents a 20x more efficient implementation of Shor's algorithm for cracking secp256k1 keys: the elliptic curve used by Bitcoin and Ethereum.
They believe the attack is so dangerous that instead of publishing the circuits, they instead published a ZKP that the circuits exist.
I wonder if ZK proof of exploit becomes a broader theme in vulnerability disclosures going forward.
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Bet continues with @VitalikButerin. After 1 month, ETH2030.com's devnet is running.
FOCIL inclusion lists. Frame transactions. Native AA. BAL parallel execution. All producing blocks on a 6-node network.
Here's what's not working.
YQ@yq_acc
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🚨 The Supreme Court reversed a $1B copyright verdict, holding that Internet Service Providers aren’t liable for user piracy based solely on knowledge of infringement.
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@phtevenstrong @TrustlessState It's not an either/or, we can focus on both things. I think giving people a pass for being crazy because {some big org made me do it} seems like a slippery slope. But agree none the less with your point.
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I'm saying we should focus on the causes to stifle it. Its causes include the NGOs, religious organizations, and government programs that incentivize the migration from non-western nations en masse into western nations.
Also, the things that cause refugee crises (like interventionalist wars in non-western nations) are also a major cause. So limiting those would also limit the migration.
If you truly are passionate about stopping it, I would not understand why you would be against me on this.
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Imagine if these guys were speaking like this, except they were Jews
Anti-zionists think this is what the Jews sound like
In reality, this is Islamism.
Far too many people tolerate talk of “world domination” in the name of Islam.
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The leader of the Muslim Brotherhood in the UK, in a Ramadan message to all UK Muslims, openly states that the goal of Islam is total control and takeover. No, it’s not a “misinterpretation” and there’s no deeper meaning or context to what he’s saying. He might as well have drawn it in crayon. We know exactly what he means. And once again I’m baffled, though not surprised, that there even exists a “Muslim Brotherhood leader in the UK,” but here we are... It’s essentially incitement to violence, or more specifically terrorism. But will the UK’s spineless leadership do anything about it? Judging by how Keir Starmer desperately wants to avoid Britain getting involved in the removal of the Islamic Regime in Iran to protect his Muslim voter base, I highly doubt it.
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day 1 working with an OpenClaw bot as a founder / employee inside discord
inspired by @nateliason
my bot has flashes of pure brilliance, but kinda flaky.
the craziest thing is how he'll tell me he absolutely learned his lesson not do a thing, then an hour later he does the thing again
also...i'm having a hard time getting him to ship things. like he's always sandbagging me.
it's exhausting but at the same time incredible, because he'll have these flashes of insight or he'll build something cool and i'll see the potential again and want to keep working with him
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@devanshmehta @drjasper_eth I think it's a little naive to think your can "know" all use cases before the technology has flourished. You're giving "Dave" vibes youtu.be/fs-YpQj88ew?t=…
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@drjasper_eth I guess im just not seeing what use cases there are outside of payments, finance & shared state?
DAOs - payments to contributors or shared state of protocol changes
Funding mechanisms - payments
Prediction markets - finance
Identity - shared state
Is anything missing?
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OH: Ethereum should embrace itself as the finance, payment & shared state of the open source world
And shift away general purpose, smart contract platform
A less ambitious framing, but also a more focused one. For eg privacy is key for finance, payments & shared state
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Two weeks ago I made a bet with @VitalikButerin that one person could agentic-code an @ethereum client targeting 2030+ roadmap. So I built ETH2030 (eth2030.com | github.com/jiayaoqijia/et…).
702K lines of Go. 65 roadmap items. Syncs with mainnet. Here's what I found.
YQ@yq_acc
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@buythedipagain @DCinvestor @openclaw I agree with everything you say. But eventually that hammer will be a Swiss army knife. You will tell it to connect two things together and it will decide if it needs a screwdriver, hammer, or glue. The human will not need to know the google-fu commands...
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@DCinvestor @openclaw don't get me wrong. LLMs are awesome for some tasks.
but not every problem is a nail if the only tool you know (llm) is a hammer.
most normies never were able to properly use google. how many of your friends use special google-fu tags or advanced search?
most likely 5%
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there were loads of people in my mentions a week or two ago saying @openclaw was overhyped and didn’t do anything which existing tools didn’t already do
it’s now likely one of the fastest growing open source projects in history
the moral of the story is we are in a part of the change curve where things can happen faster and more radically than ever, and you need to be willing to adapt your priors extremely quickly to have any chance at guessing where things will go
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gave my @openclaw AI agent $800 to trade on @HyperliquidX
48 hours later: +148% ($1,984) 📈
it runs:
🐋 whale tracking
💰 funding arbitrage
🤖 autonomous execution
🛡️ risk management
the best part?
it's plug & play - any AI agent can run this
comment "AGENT" and i'll send you the blueprint 👇
just load it and let it cook 🍳
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@fede_intern Thanks. Like I said. Did no work on this. Don’t plan to either.
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Not done any work here (probably should). But if tether is supposedly a “stable” coin and yet is buying Gold (as some reports have indicated) and gold prices are straight up like a rocket, how then is tether “stable”? What happens if gold falls?
SwanDesk@SwanDesk
BREAKING: Tether tumbles to $0.9980, its weakest peg in over 5 years. Some analysts warn a full untethering could hit soon, which could cripple the crypto market, as 87%+ of trading volume flows through USDT.
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