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@PONSDRAW ez chicken curry for bro

cto now

@rwasmeme son of bithc

Buy the dip and Get Stock Divident

@rwasmeme we are still buying bro?

@rwasmeme 🤣

@rwasmeme :))

less than 4 hours till the pack gets its Stock Divident, the wolf is just killing time

@rwasmeme Does the size depend on the bag?

@rwasmeme 🐺

the first hunt ends in 24 hours. phase 1: tokenized stocks, distributed to the pack. the bar: 1M $RWAS , hold it, keep your seat. the wolf doesn't buy blind, every stock was watched, marked and measured before the strike. watch the clock: #drops" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">rwas.wtf/app#drops AWOO 🐺

@rwasmeme 🐺

The wolf owns nothing but the night.

@crypto_bitlord7 It’s just test coin like jelly

The hidden bundles continue to unload. The $20m of bogus supply sent to friends and family will keep getting sold. This is one of the more elaborate scams disguised as philanthropy. Another day, another rug in crypto solana:9cRCn9rGT8V2imeM2BaKs13yhMEais3ruM3rPvTGpump

@xrpcafe one shotted by claude? 😆

Today it's our birthday 🥳🎂✨ We turn 4 years old and as destiny would have it, we're also releasing xrp.cafe 2.0 today Happy Birthday to us, Happy Birthday to you, and Happy Victory Day for those who still celebrate XRP 🚀 XRP 🚀 XRP 🚀

@ziwenxu_ @ashen_one This isn't first time I've noticed with new models

@ashen_one I think they fixed it.. It burn 10x faster before

what in gods name are you guys using fable 5 for so much that it runs out so quickly? i've been using it pretty heavily all week on my new $200/m plan and havent hit any walls and im doing serious + slop stuff w it

@RobertHoodCoin son of bitch

Now live! 0x28e5397bcbd4b9488f32f553f5289d372de849a7

@TheAhmadOsman 😁

Anthropic wants the public to see one thing: the careful lab, the safety lab, the grown-up in the room trying to keep frontier AI from running off a cliff. However, the pattern around Anthropic does not look like caution by itself. It looks like a company wrapping a business model in moral language, then using that language to justify opaque model behavior, anti-competitive access rules, regulatory pressure, and a future where builders, startups, researchers, and Opensource communities stay downstream of a few blessed frontier labs. Imagine a compiler that emits worse binaries when it thinks you are building a competing compiler. Imagine a microscope that blurs certain samples because the manufacturer dislikes the research direction. Imagine a debugger that lies only when your codebase resembles a future rival. Anthropic can learn from the internet, copyrighted books, code, public knowledge, user feedback if permitted, synthetic data, and its own models. But if a developer uses Claude to bootstrap a competitive open assistant, Anthropic calls foul. The company argues that safety controls may be lost and that competing models undermine the investment required to build frontier systems. The fight is whether intelligence becomes something people can own, inspect, modify, run locally, fine-tune, study, route, and improve, or whether it becomes a subscription permission layer run by companies that can refuse, degrade, surveil, retain, revoke, reroute, or lobby away your access. Anthropic's moat is being a permission regime. On daily basis, competitors and acquisition targets discover that access can disappear. The company asks governments to bless safety frameworks, deployment gates, incident reporting, evaluation regimes, and even future pauses that incumbents are best positioned to survive. If a coding or research model secretly changes the quality, direction, or reliability of an answer because it classified the user as doing disallowed frontier work, the tool is no longer merely "safe." It is untrustworthy. If Anthropic wants to be treated like a public-interest safety institution, it cannot behave like a hypersensitive platform monopolist whenever a customer gets too close to building alternatives. Yes, companies protect their IP. But Anthropic is not selling a normal SaaS widget. It is selling cognition as infrastructure. Once cognition becomes infrastructure, anti-competitive access control stops being a normal vendor dispute and becomes a social bottleneck. Anthropic repeatedly converts safety, security, and responsible deployment into mechanisms of control over who may build and what could be built. We cannot trust them.

@Blopiznft 🍄

@monxofficialx Oh no find this so late

for the one who stayed up too late building something nobody believed in yet. for the one who felt their first mint and never forgot it. for the gamer who sees the world as a collection of things worth earning. for the one who believes some things are meant to find you. for the dreamer who collects because it means something to them. 777 pieces. hand drawn. one of one. tomorrow they find their people. gmonx.

@ClaudeLabsDao larp

The self-running economy is officially live on the trenches. 🤖💸 $ClaudeLabs is now launching on pump.fun. pump.fun/coin/3R4NnK7FR…

@bcherny I’m paying $200/mo and Opus 4.8 feels has been a massive downgrade. It’s lying on basic queries and breaking my code projects — stuff older versions handled fine. Worst Claude experience I’ve ever had. What’s going on?

We doubled Claude Cowork usage limits for the next month. This applies to your 5-hr rate limits. If you’ve been saving up a big messy project, now’s the time.

@bcherny Worst experience ever in cowork (trough dispatch) it feels like abandoned part of Claude

I needed to book flights for a bunch of upcoming travel. As always, I used Claude Cowork to do it. In the past, Cowork has been decent at booking flights, but with Opus 4.7, for the first time ever, it 1-shotted it!

@LAZZY_XRP Honey badger team?

@takoy_sasha It's a pity that the narrative is in the wrong hands now, but I hope you'll be back «soon»

people are missing how big the stickers narrative could grow if cooked right this thing actually has real use case memes / nfts don’t