Alekos Filini

🥳🥳🥳

@shawmakesmagic Do you need secure infra? Check out enclavia.io

We replaced Privy with our own free open source option steward.fi The privy team have been very nice and supportive but ultimately their product cannot be integrated into open source projects without making every developer sign up, and it’s crazy expensive

@nvk You mean it’s thermemedynamics?

Bitcoin price wont go up till the memes come back. Just basic thermodynamics.

What you are calling “spam” actually saves you verification time by filling up blocks with inert data instead of signatures (which take most of the cpu time). I’m not a core dev but my guess is your node surpassed the default assumevalid and actually started checking transactions, which takes a relatively long time

⚠️ “Spam has no effect on Bitcoin IBD”

Shamelessly shilling my own project: you should run this in enclavia.io to prove honesty with the key release and that you don’t have a backup

@TFTC21 Thanks for the shout out. the website is timelock.sh

River CEO @Leishman built a time-lock encryption oracle as a side project. Upload a file, choose when it should be unlockable, and the system encrypts it with an RSA key that only becomes available at the specified time. Anyone with the encrypted file can decrypt it in their browser once the key is released. It publishes RSA keys for each minute over the next 30 days, then releases the corresponding private key at the top of each new minute. Works in the browser for humans and via curl and openssl for developers and AI agents. Use cases: delayed data access, embargoes, sending messages or files to the future, or anything else that needs a trustless time delay.

@nvk @whitenoisechat Check out enclavia.io, it might be helpful

fuck it, i'm making something. @whitenoisechat => agentnoise

loupe [NOUN] 1) A small magnifying tool used by jewelers to detect imperfections in gemstones. 2) An AI-powered vulnerability scanner for open-source bitcoin projects, designed by Block and Spiral to surface flaws before attackers do. spiralbtc.substack.com/p/meet-loupe-a…

Most companies handling sensitive financial transactions, private keys or healthcare data are one compromised employee, one misconfigured cloud database or one subpoena away from exposing everything. Enclavia is fixing this. enclavia.io/blog/introduci…

@kagikaiapp Wait I’m not following how is that related to android?

@afilini This is a great idea & I went down the same route but decided against it because it introduced a third party - however since android is lagging and full attestation needs that chip this seems to be the only near term option.

In today's episode of "helping Alekos choose the right thing": does anybody know of a good bare metal hosting provider? I love Hetzner but it looks like they have a 500 EUR setup fee on AX-102 servers now ??

@AdamBorco @CherryServers @ContaboCom Thanks, never heard of Cherry

@afilini I'd recommend @CherryServers, you can also pay with crypto/BTC there, or @ContaboCom but they accept fiat only afaik.

@RiglyMining @ContaboCom Thanks will check them out!

@afilini Maybe @ContaboCom

@ckpooldev @OVHcloud I knew about them for VPS, I’ll see what they offer for bare metal

@afilini Very happy with @OVHcloud us.ovhcloud.com/bare-metal/

@openoms @host4coins @ketominer Unfortunately that’s only for VPS, I need full bare metal access

@afilini @host4coins by @ketominer could be a nice fit

@OneSirMeow Yeah I’m probably going to go with an auction. I wanted something a bit more modern than what you can find at auctions but if I dig deep enough I’ll probably find something good

@afilini Checked the auctions? hetzner.com/sb/ No setup fees or minimum contract

@kagikaiapp Beautiful 😍

@afilini llmtext.com/install you can mcp it also

Working on docs for enclavia.io now, what do you guys suggest to make them super accessible to AI? I want people to be able to point Claude at the docs and get everything working automatically

@psacramento_x Cool never heard of this, I’ll try it out!

@afilini isitagentready.com This is all you need.

@kagikaiapp You are the third person suggesting this, sounds like it’s really becoming standardized!

@afilini Add a llms.txt file to the root of your repo. It's an emerging convention (similar to robots.txt) where you put a plain text summary of what the project is and how to install it, specifically written for LLMs to consume.

@PPQdotAI That's a great idea, I'll probably copy it from you! I was thinking about MCP for managing enclaves (so you can have your agent launch them / read logs / etc) and then llms.txt to understand how to use the product

So many options it's not easy to find the right one. llms.txt MCP SDK Regular scrapable docs (make sure they are SSR) Skill file npm package Our strat has been to create regular human-readable docs + an llms.txt. And then on the human docs page provide an outlink to the llms.txt page so if an agent happens to go to your regular docs page it knows to go to the llms.txt page.