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@Jacobsklug @openclaw @Lovable OS

I'm giving away my entire @openclaw architecture. Behind my $250k/month agency. After weeks of building, I've dialled in the exact system that runs my business 24/7. What's included: • Memory folder structure (how to organize agent context) • Cron job templates (daily briefs, meeting syncs, content automation) • How to build a custom dashboard in @lovable • API reference doc (so your agent never forgets its tools) • Voice training method (85 posts to teach it your style) • Supabase schema for dashboard connection Comment "OS" and follow. I'll DM it to you. P.S. This will probably blow up so give me some time to reply.

@v_computer Need more info on this!

Claude Code is turning the "idea guy" into a "revenue guy" In the last 24 hours 405 users added a paywall to their iOS app so they can make money. Everyone should be able to try this. So $20 of Opus 4.5 credits for everyone who comments below and likes. Will DM. More info👇

@rork Interested!

Rork is the easiest way to use Claude Code with Opus 4.5 to build real mobile apps, publish to App Store in 3 clicks and start making revenue Reply to get a free 25$ subscription. Ends tomorrow!

@benln 🙋‍♂️

Who's building over the holidays? Will add you to a group chat I started on X.

@getpubky Is it still possible to get an invite key?

🚀Pubky is now in invite-only beta. A new way to experience the web, built on keys, not accounts. Want an invite? Let us know. medium.com/pubky/synonym-…

@BeeEvolved I was hoping you would say that you’re coating the boards! I’m working on a somewhat related project, coating the boards in order to make them waterproof for low cost immersion home mining. I’ve sent you a dm 😊

Right now, the case is approximately 58% complete. In the spirit of building in the open, we’re releasing footage as we go and as revisions happen. Side two is obviously not finished yet, and we still have a ways to go with the custom snug gaskets and other refinements. The ultimate goal is to limit moisture intrusion, since this unit will be deployed in a high-humidity HeatHarvest greenhouse that may also experience sudden sprays of water from splashes during maintenance of the looped systems or other equipment. A major part of the solution is coating the hashboard with a high-heat, durable coating that doesn’t flake or release anything into the air or soil over time. Also a custom control board solution. Custom snug gaskets are another key element, along with optimized fan positioning and final fan covers, all of which will come into play before the design is complete.

FREE and open-source Bitcoin mining hardware update: Prototype 2, revised S19j / S19k / S19 Pro single-hashboard HeatHarvest case, custom-built for a specific role in the HeatHarvest greenhouse and designed to be semi-waterproof. Keep in mind, one of the primary goals of this design is to be modular and printable on a modest small-bed 3D printer, so the average pleb Bitcoin miner can make it at an affordable cost. Made about a dozen modification notes, and now it’s back to CAD for the next revision. Stay tuned. How it started, how it’s going.

@arynn_luna @Freetwituser @hr_unhinged I wonder how long automating these tasks would take…

@Freetwituser @hr_unhinged HR is absolutely necessary but you'd never know it unless you're in it. HR does the jobs, paperwork and legal hiring stuff that no one cares about. But you sure care when it's time for pay, benefits, leave of absence, internal jobs, etc

I noticed one employee wearing noise-canceling headphones. Not earbuds. The big, cushioned over-ear kind that create a tiny personal universe. I asked if everything was alright. He said yes, he’s just trying to focus. I told him we value focus, but isolation can misread as resistance to collaboration. He said he’s literally sitting at his desk doing his job. I told him we track human presence, not just output. He asked how presence is measured. I said imperfectly, which is why it's so important. Then I logged “avoiding spontaneous culture building opportunities” in his engagement profile.

@CyberHives Er dette en single hashboard miner?

GM! Vært litt stille fra oss i det siste. Vi har jobbet hardt med Hive_Zero V2 og endelig er den ferdig. Har testet gjennom natten. Resultatene var bokstavelig utrolig. Trodde noe faktisk var galt. Men nei, nå hasher den med 500w og dama spurte "er den på nå?" God helg! SHSH

@CyberHives Hva slags heatsink oppgraderinger er det snakk om? Vann kjøling eller noen 3. party større heatsinks? Bra jobba, ser veldig bra ut!

Alle som har V1 kan også oppgradere til denne ganske rimelig forresten, innmaten er den samme. Og denne nye modellen har rom for oppgradering av heatsinks i fremtiden🫡

@EntrepreneurFg @SamaHoole 🚨AI slop detected🚨

Even though uric acid is caused also by over-consumption of fructose/sugar, your story draws the wrong picture that meat was not a culprit and that *all* fruit and veggies are equally responsible for gout, weakness and other illnesses. Show me scientific evidence that an olive, lemon, avocado or sweet potato consumed in normal quantities can cause gout or any other illnesses. **There is none.** These foods are low-purine, nutrient-dense, and even *protective* against gout (e.g., vitamin C in lemons lowers uric acid). Scientific evidence shows gout is **most likely** caused by high blood uric acid — linked to **both** fructose (especially sodas/HFCS) **and** purine-rich red meat, shellfish, and alcohol. Cut the junk — sugar, processed carbs, excess meat — and most people heal fast, reverse aging, and stay resilient. The body can survive on nearly anything organic. The question is: **how well, and for how long?** For **over 99% of human evolution**, our ancestors ate a **high-variety plant-based diet**: leafy greens, nuts, berries, tubers — just like chimps and gorillas today. Meat entered occasionally ~2.6M years ago in some groups, but **plants remained the foundation**. Early hominins had small brains (~400 cm³). *Homo erectus* hit ~1,000+ cm³ What caused it? Meat, fire, lifestyle??? Neanderthals had **larger brains than us** (~1,600 cm³). Modern brain *shrinkage* (~10%) began **after agriculture**, — Early humans **were** stronger and more robust than sedentary moderns — but so were plant-foraging gatherers 7,000 years ago. Strength came from **lifestyle**, not steak. Chimps still out-pull us 2:1 because we traded raw power for big brains. **Claiming we evolved on meat? It is nonsense, as shown** We evolved as flexible foragers — plants as the staple, meat maybe as a boost...? Nature’s carnivores cull the weak. **We were never that.** We thrived on diversity, ethics, and smart choices. Eat real food. Mostly plants. Be kind — to animals, to the planet, to your future self. #GoutTruth #PlantBased #Evolution **Top refs:** - BMJ: Fructose & meat both raise gout risk → [bmjopen.bmj.com](bmjopen.bmj.com/content/9/10/e…) - Science: Neanderthal brains larger than ours → [science.org](science.org/doi/10.1126/sc…) - PLOS: Post-agriculture brain shrink → [journals.plos.org](journals.plos.org/plosone/articl…)

Medieval England had laws dictating who could eat what based on social class. Nobility: Venison, beef, mutton, game birds. The fattiest cuts. Roasted whole. Peasants: Barley, oats, peas, beans. Meat maybe twice a year at festivals. This wasn't preference. This was LAW. You could be punished for eating above your station. The aristocracy understood that diet determines class more than birth. Feed someone like a peasant long enough, they become one. Weak bones, poor teeth, stunted growth, no energy for rebellion. Feed someone like a lord and suddenly they start acting like one. Strong, aggressive, capable of demanding more. Now we don't need sumptuary laws. We just price meat out of reach, run fear campaigns about cholesterol, and convince people that quinoa is premium nutrition. Different century. Same suppression. Better branding.

@Bitinstitutions @LukeDashjr @GrassFedBitcoin If you’re running your own mempool.space instance, it’s fast and easy to check there if your node if filtering spam or not 😊

@LukeDashjr @GrassFedBitcoin I did, I disabled Datacarrier and Datacarrier Size to 0 under mempool. Missing anything? I use Start9

Be careful out there... The bad actors are now attacking individual Knots nodes. If you have data limits, pay a visit to the maxuploadtarget option (in the GUI under Options -> Network tab -> Try to keep upload traffic under ____ MiB per day - only in Knots)

@Excellion "This is a malicious attack, especially against minters who will now be overburdened by junk data" - Calle (Replace minters with nodes, and junk data with arbitrary data, see the magic happen)

@libertylachlan @lopp @CasaHODL I’ve seen this from several pro core people. How are they failing to understand that knots doesn’t want this to happen but the reality is some governments will try to pursue legal action

@lopp @CasaHODL Knots: "We don't want people to get in legal trouble for inadvertently hosting CSAM" Core: "YOU'RE GOING TO SUE ME IF I DON'T RUN YOUR SOFTWARE!?!?!"

We have completed upgrading @CasaHODL's fleet of nodes to Bitcoin Core 30.0. Anyone who wishes to send us legal threats may direct them to the following address:

@w_s_bitcoin @LM_Judice @saylor It’s not like knots people want the legal action… it’s the logical response from governments and we simply recognise the reality that situation would create. Please try to steelman our argument, as at least I am trying to steelman yours.

@LM_Judice @saylor Not crying foul lol. Saying I told you so. The part that is vile is the threat of legality for those who don’t run the soft fork. Antithetical to Bitcoin and another mask off moment.

The Knotzis have capitulated and officially want to change Bitcoin’s consensus rules with a soft fork. We knew this would happen, despite their claims of not wanting to change Bitcoin. Wasn’t it just a month ago that they were sharing that “Don’t change Bitcoin” @saylor clip? 😂

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@enur72 Absolutt de beste 2 timene med podkast jeg har hørt på! Anbefales sterkt! Bra jobba Rune 🫡

Hvorfor gråter en 51 år gammel mann når han er gjest i en podcast for å snakke om penger, frihet og politikk? Og er det mulig for han å komme fra det med æren i behold? Dette overlater jeg til deg å bedømme, etter at du har hørt disse fire halvtimes lange episodene, som du finner link til i kommentarfeltet nedenfor. Serien handler ikke bare om norsk pengehistorie, men også min egen historie som samfunnsengasjert skribent og forfatter, en reise som var ensom i mange år, men som ikke er det nå lenger. Sammen med Nicolai Hansen fra Bitcoinsnakk spilte jeg inn denne podcasten ved tinghaugen på Frosta, der Frostatinget lå for mer enn tusen år siden. Vi belyser et av de viktigste kapitlene i Norgeshistorien, Harald Hardrådes feige drap på Einar Tambarskjelve og sønnen Eindride i Trondheim i 1050, og setter hendelsen i det jeg mener er det riktige perspektivet. I tillegg diskuterer vi forbindelsen mellom dette og Satoshi Nakamotos prosjekt. Serien har en grundig oppbygning og bryter kompliserte konsepter ned til et nybegynnernivå. Den passer perfekt for dem som ikke kan noe fra før om det finansielle systemet eller som undrer seg over hvorfor Bitcoin ble skapt. Jeg har vært gjest i mange podcaster etter jeg ga ut Fraudcoin, men dette er en av de innspillingene som har betydd aller mest for meg personlig. Uansett hva du måtte synes om den, håper jeg du vil legge igjen en kommentar når du har hørt episodene. Snakk fra levra, og si din mening uten å legge skjul på noe. Og del gjerne denne posten med andre, hvis du tror flere kommer til å ha glede av den.

@Rogerbluesolsen @enur72 *81k

@enur72 Så det neste året skal btc nedom 30k, fin rabatt i såfall. 🤩

Jepp, på tide å flytte sparemidlene over til verdier som kan utvannes raskt og uendelig mye. 🤡

@adam3us Clearly it isn’t the security fixes people have a problem with. Why are you not able to see the attack vector op return introduces, it is seriously putting your integrity in question in my mind at least.

If we socially lose the ability to make rational changes, Bitcoin has far worse problems. Socially attacking, urging rejection of security & robustness fixes from 200 most skilled people on the planet is itself an attack on Bitcoin. There are security fixes in v30.

@SvartHette @twinkisailer En tds (total dissolved solids) måler konduktivitet så oppløste salter av forskjellige typer men vil ikke måle f.eks. mikroplast og andre uløselige partikler.

@twinkisailer hvor mye partikler det er i vannet

Gjort research på vannkvalitet fra springen Sentrale Østlandet ca 120 ppm (parts per million) Oslo however har ca 50. Så kjempebra vann i Oslo Her er noen enkle steg du kan få ned ppm ved å gjøre: Kaldt vann uten å la vannet renne: 150ppm 5 sekunder renning: 120ppm 10 sekunder renning: 117 ppm Varmt vann 5 sek: 220ppm Varmt vann 10 sek: 250 ppm Varmt vann først, så kaldt vann 10 sek: 109 ppm Så trikset for å få renest vann er å rense ut partikler med varmt vann først SÅ kjøre 10 sek renning med kaldt Følg meg for mer forskning