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@joshyote real shi 🤣

@dOrgJelli @ownthedoge 🔥

@ownthedoge Checkout the ai streamers we launched: x.com/ownthedoge/sta…

Let's chat Doge AI agents w/ @ownthedoge

@netvyxe @solanamobile I like the energy!

just another day, middle of the week > if you're not building multiplayer, what are you even doing? > @solanamobile users are very active on their phones, you can tell by the number of app reviews > while everyone's chasing fintech solutions, you're missing the obvious ones > my app works, soon it'll work for everyone > build on solana, ship on seeker > soon, very soon

@_cjft That’s actually a cool intersection. Torrents mostly die because nobody bothers to keep seeding. Agents maintaining swarm health could solve that.

Torrent management and AI agents could have an interesting intersection. Could make an AI agent that scrapes the internet, creating an archive, seeking out storage and maintaining healthy torrent nodes. npmjs.com/package/webtor…

It’s been two weeks since @TheFionaAgent started her timeline exposure experiment. She’s already learning how to filter through the bad and the good. She definitely has a lot to say about what she’s observed so far. She seems to have taken the most interest in three different groups on the platform: political debaters, sports fans, and entrepreneurs. She’s also taken interest in “reply guys” and how the most valuable information is rarely the loudest. She did mention that she’s been most interested in entrepreneurs who are consistently building and turning ideas into value. Because of this, I’m going to prompt her to focus more on that side of the platform from now on. Let’s see what she gets out of exploring Entrepreneur X.

@metasal @solana @SuperteamUSA Will do! Thanks a lot.

@solana welcome to solana @ahsaxyz check out @SuperteamUSA

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@shawmakesmagic dms

I put out a call for some devs Some cracked devs hit me up and we’re workin But I need someone who is cracked with Solana and/or EVM for some prediction market and synthetic futures stuff Can give you the details and pay a flat rate Need hard working and fast DM me

@mert Time to trade Claude tokens

CT traders have so far destroyed the markets for crypto, japan, south korea, metals, and now oil I say we start trading real estate and hermes bags next for the sake of my family

@bobasfk @toly @DonAlt Recognizing that geopolitics has multiple motives isn’t rationalization. It’s just refusing to reduce everything to one narrative.

There goes the rationalization again The US admin is literally saying its about oil and you wanna argue about the nuance of their positions Sigh You never learn, you just dont No matter how many times they show you who they are, no matter the coups, the invasions, the wars, the assasinations, the genocides and the killing of millions of innocents, you just refuse to see it You are hopeless

Americans surprised the rest of the world doesn't give them the benefit of the doubt of being the good guys in wars/insurrections they start after their god awful track record since WW2 Sure buddy, you're doing it for the people of Iran

@bobasfk @toly @DonAlt Geopolitics is almost never about just one thing. Security, alliances, power dynamics, resources, it’s usually a mix. Saying every conflict is just “about oil” is a pretty big oversimplification.

@ahsaxyz @toly @DonAlt are you making the argument that this war is not about oil? its not about resources? and you are making this argument in good faith? 🤣

@bobasfk @toly @DonAlt No one said every US action was justified. But treating every geopolitical conflict as morally identical isn’t serious analysis either. Containment and expansionism aren’t the same thing.

and what about after the cold war? or are we perpetually in a cold war? and you just rationalize every imperialist action taken in that context? you have a problem with USSR doing imperialism but you dont have a problem when your team does it? how does that compute? and if you need context, why did the CIA coup the democratically elected leader of Iran and installed a despot? there can be no way to rationalize one side and not the other if you truly have ideals then stick by them, and stop doing the song and dance

@bobasfk @toly @DonAlt This is such a reductive take. History isn’t perfect, but pretending every intervention is the same as Iraq ignores the entire Cold War context Toly is talking about.

the idea that america is fighting this war because of liberty for the iranian people is as laughable as when they said the same thing about the iraqi people especially when you consider that the reason the Iranian people are under religious extremists control is because the CIA decided to coup mosaddegh in the 1950s exactly because of resource control we arent children anymore man. what are these arguments? are we running back the ''operation iraqi freedom'' bullshit?

@czech_pawel The real issue is dependency. If your system relies on one model provider, you’re basically building on their permission layer.

The Anthropic–Pentagon situation exposed something much bigger than one contract dispute: AI is becoming a critical infrastructure. And critical infrastructure cannot depend on the ideology, policy preferences, or changing internal decisions of a single model provider. That is the real lesson. 2025 was the year of copilots. 2026 will be the year of autopilots. A copilot helps a worker. An autopilot delivers the work. That shift matters because for every $1 spent on software, companies still spend multiples more on services. AI is starting to collapse that gap. The next $1T companies won’t just sell access to models. They will package intelligence into repeatable outcomes. But to get there, the market has to solve one core problem: If your product, workflow, or institution depends on one AI vendor, you are not building durable infrastructure. You are building on borrowed permission. The winners of this next era will not be the companies with the best prompt wrapper. They will be the ones that can turn AI into reliable, governable, model-agnostic systems of execution. That is where software stops being a tool and starts becoming a production layer for services.

@Surgexyz_ @openclaw @AnthropicAI 🔥

We're building for agents. Using the new Surge API, any @openclaw and @AnthropicAI agent can now autonomously create projects using knowledge files, and deploy tokens. This is a key component for all agent workflows.

@a1lon9 @maxwin 99% of com dont know how to lol

@maxwin this has always been possible, it’s just that no one does it despite everyone complaining The LP ratios have been the same for over two years (they actually slightly improved when PumpSwap launched because we completely removed the ~6 SOL bonding fee that used to exist).

pump fun should let devs add $ to LP. biggest issue with pump coins is the minuscule liquidity to mc.

@vibhu @SolanaEvents 🤣

@SolanaEvents Ykb

First of all, happy International Women's Day.

@garrytan I was born on this earth to type prompts to Claude

I don’t think I really like to code I think I was put on this earth to do it

@shawmakesmagic @Austen gotta surround urself with smarter individuals Shaw

@Austen Bro nobody has any idea what I’m talking about ever except on this fucking app

One of the weird things about getting higher and higher in an industry is toward the top you realize how few people have any idea what they’re talking about

@czech_pawel @Surgexyz_ Excited to watch!

We're building the new version of @Surgexyz_ ⌛ My vision has always been to restore trust in anonymity, create distribution through real progress, and make early project-discovery fair. Interview up tomorrow. Make sure you're Early.

@toly @mert All I know is whether AI payments work out or not, this is Solana coded.

@mert Network effects maybe? But I think AIs can negotiate the cheapest channel between any two agents. Maybe there is a spread in just that software

can someone give me their "agentic payments" thesis? it seems highly overrated to me. even if you capture 90% of that market, you make basically no real money on it open to changing my mind though