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@EliBenSasson Decentralization is an implementation detail

Blockchains are needed only if you want decentralization. If you're operating on a blockchain and leaving the decentralization part out, then you're just using a very complex technology for no good reason. Whatever it is you want to achieve, it can be done with simpler tech.

@osmosis how did the hub finessed this?

Today we’re proposing something big for the Cosmos ecosystem. We’re bringing Osmosis directly into the Cosmos Hub. If approved by governance of both chains, the Osmosis DEX will be migrated natively on the Hub — unifying liquidity, governance, and security under one chain. This proposal reflects a natural evolution for Cosmos: sovereign experimentation followed by consolidation once infrastructure has matured. Osmosis has served as the primary liquidity venue of Cosmos since 2021. Now it has the opportunity to become native infrastructure of the Hub itself. OSMO holders would have the ability to convert to ATOM through a structured migration process, allowing the Cosmos to finally align around a single coordination asset. Finally, ATOM will have its first true revenue stream and direct exposure to the liquidity engine of Cosmos. For years the question has been: how does ATOM capture value from ecosystem activity? This proposal is our answer. Governance discussion begins today. Forum proposal ↓ forum.cosmos.network/t/proposal-dra…

@abhijitwt git commit -m "update .prettierrc"

Intern pushed his first PR guess the commit message?

@MostlyVV @sergeynazarovx This is on Firefox mobile

@sergeynazarovx I don't see the apple strangely. I tried to disable adblock as well. I am on windows desktop.

this is ten percent luck, twenty percent skill fifteen percent concentrated power of will five percent pleasure, fifty percent pain and a hundred percent reason to remember the name

@RoboMcGobo Laughing audibly 🤣

Interviewed with Nikita today. Him: You need to work 7 days a week Me: Thanks for your time. I don't think this is a fit. As i turn to leave, he says "this is why you'll never be great." There's a deep sadness in his eyes. I rub my wedding ring and smile before walking out.

Here’s a hot take that might ruffle a few feathers: be careful dunking on TEEs just to make ZK/FHE look better. There’s a new attack from wiretap (dot) fail that demonstrates a practical DRAM-bus interposition attack that extracts SGX attestation keys and forges quotes. This is a real, concrete break we should take seriously. Does it mean we should punch down on TEEs? Probably not. A few loose thoughts: 1. Everything has vulnerabilities. Hardware, software, crypto libraries. None of it is magically immune. 2. TEEs have been around in various forms for much longer than ZK systems (TrustZone in mobile, DRM/payment chips, SGX since 2015). Because of this long history, researchers and adversaries alike better understand where to attack. That’s why we see a steady drumbeat of “another SGX exploit” headlines. 3. ZK systems, by comparison, are million-line libraries mostly with less than three years of production usage. They’re complex, evolving quickly, and their unknown unknowns are still waiting to be uncovered. 4. TEEs aren’t a static menu. SGX reflects one set of trade-offs. Other TEEs (your iPhone secure enclave, your bank card, your game console) make very different design choices, often prioritizing security over performance. The technology continues to evolve, and new, more secure options are already emerging. 5. Vulnerbilities will happen to ZK systems too. When they do, we shouldn’t cheer or gloat. Implementation is hard, and discovery of vulnerabilities is part of the maturation cycle. The bigger point: TEEs aren’t finished products. They’re a technology frontier, just like FHE or ZK. We don’t dismiss FHE because today’s benchmarks look bad. We evaluate it based on where it can go. The same mindset should apply to TEEs. They’ll probably never offer the same security profile as FHE, but they’ll likely remain far more performant and can serve as useful complements. And to be clear: this comes from someone who works across all three fronts. With EigenLayer and EigenCompute, we collaborate with TEE partners. With EigenDA, we work with ZK partners powering rollups. For slashing, we rely on reexecution consensus-based models where every Ethereum node replays the same code. Each of these approaches has different strengths and trade-offs, and each has a place. What shouldn’t become normalized is the idea that it’s fine to dunk on one camp as if it makes the others stronger. The verifiable pie is small. We should be working to expand it, not punching each other down. Build, disclose responsibly, patch quickly, and lift each other up.

@tenobrus @chasedownleads

i'm about to make ten million dollars

A vulnerability in certain Intel SGX hardware was disclosed by white hat researchers which affected multiple networks using TEE technology. To our knowledge we are the only network which took proactive measures to mitigate the impact. Please see our response in our blog: scrt.network/blog/secret-ne…

@Kimbalhota @chasedownleads Likely tears of joy seeing her husband closing a business deal

@chasedownleads Hey Mr. Chase, I saw Ms. Income, leaving the restaurant crying soon after, I was the waiter and felt offended, was my singing of happy birthday that bad?

Went to dinner with a billionaire last night Guess who was sitting across the restaurant? My wife and kids Celebrating my oldest's 8th birthday I had completely forgotten about it I quickly explained the situation to the important billionaire He understood We got up and quickly snuck out the back door And went to a more exclusive restaurant with fewer distractions to finish our business negotiations Lesson: Cut out the distractions if you want to get rich!

@BenThePCGuy @thekitze Bro is doing gym bed gym bed gym bed for 17 years

@thekitze 46. Married 17 years. 9 kids.

90% of fitness influencers in their 40s look good because they’re single and childless. If you’re in your 40s with children and family and you’re still looking good, you have my attention.

@chasedownleads 83% of marriages end in divorce, that's why you should never network with someone with less than 2 billion

Had breakfast with a billionaire at an exclusive members only club He told me he's going through a divorce "I'll lose half my net worth!" he cried I quickly did the math in my head He wouldn't be a billionaire anymore I quickly signaled to the manager and slid my chair back from him to avoid breathing in any toxic antibodies he might be carrying Two henchmen came up and snatched the man from behind I could hear his screams of pain and fear as they quickly whisked him away The other billionaires in the room quickly wiped away all memory of him I don't even remember his name I quickly joined another conversation with wealthy billionaires and began networking hard to make up for the time I had just wasted Lesson: Only network with billionaires

@haydendevs These are clearly resistance bands

there's too many people with "AI/ML" in their bio asking what this image is.

> be me > curious how X decides who goes viral and who gets shadowbanned into oblivion > read the source code. all of it. 400,000 lines > it's a mess. it's a masterpiece. it's a threat model disguised as a social network > proceed to get 7M impressions and 7k followers in 9 days > i have *seen* the algorithm > here's how to make it your slave > X is a game > rules are secret > stakes are your visibility > you win by: > replying to replies (replyguymaxxing) > baiting profile clicks (profilevisitmax) > getting bookmarked like you're the Dead Sea Scrolls > not getting blocked or muted (instant debuff) > spacing tweets out (diversity filters will kneecap your burst posts) > every 6 hours, your tweet loses 50% of its power > decay rate is brutal > either pop off early or perish > some actions boost you: > replies > retweets > likes > bookmarks > follows after a tweet > long watch time (10+ sec = algorithmic arousal) > text read for 2+ seconds = good content juice > others destroy you: > blocks > mutes > reports > “see fewer posts like this” clicks > enjoy being invisible for 3 months > tweets don't live in a vacuum > they're judged by: > real-time engagement > pagerank-style trust > reputation graphs > safety scores > simclusters (your interest-based tribes) > content bundles (X’s version of a mixtape) > simclusters: the secret spice > you're grouped with users who engage like you > the algo doesn't care who you follow > it cares who vibes like you > proximity = identity > high cosine similarity with bangers? you *become* a banger > ranking pipeline: > 1. light ranker: says maybe > 2. heavy ranker: massive neural net, runs 1k+ features > 3. mixer: final DJ, decides who sees what > you're just a vector in a giant party playlist > reputation score = Tweepcred > starts at -128 (yes, minus one twenty-eight) > verified gets you to 100 instantly > minimum viable Tweepcred to be seen? 17 > every mute, block, or spam flag? drops it > don’t tweet in ALL CAPS > don’t have offensive words in your name or tweet > don’t link out too much > yes, there are hidden blacklist files like `adult_tokens.txt` and `offensive_topics.txt` > yes, they will throttle you into the dirt > following/follower ratio matters > follow 5000 people and only 200 follow you back? > congratulations, you're a bot now > keep it clean. aim for 1:1.67+ > shadowban? > not just a myth > there are actual labels: > spam > gore > toxicity > low quality > nsfw > "mentions person too much" > each one adds weight to your visibility coffin > blue check = permission to exist > legacy verified = bonus points > no check = enjoy clawing your way out of the void > diversity filters = anti-spam boss > prevents 1 account from dominating feeds > if you're tweeting in bursts, you’re kneecapping yourself > mix it up. space it out. variety = scrolltime = ads = profit > virality triggers: > show up in carousels > trend modules > bookmarks > pinned content > land here and you're in the algorithm’s VIP lounge > the algo uses cosine similarity to recommend out-of-network tweets > turns you and your tweets into embeddings > measures the angle between you and the bangers > close enough? you ride their wave > "become a banger by standing next to one" > realgraph = who you associate with > if high-rep people engage with you, your reach improves > your friends' friends define your fate > algorithmic nepotism > want to resurrect an old tweet? > reply to it > that reply = defibrillator > congrats, it's alive again > wanna go viral? > curse less > don’t be cringe > reply smart > get bookmarked > write something that makes them click your profile > stay relevant, stay recent > tweet formats that worked before? steal them. > final boss move? > join communities > they push your content harder > because X loves groupthink > tl;dr > the X algo tracks *everything* > every click, block, mute, and bookmark > it's not just about what you post > it's about who interacts with it > and how much X thinks you matter > reputation is destiny > read the code yourself: > github.com/twitter/the-al… > or don’t. i already did it. you’re welcome. > now go farm some bookmarks > but do it with honor > or at least with style > algorithm bless

@MattWallace888 off cycle

WHAT HAPPENED TO THE ROCK⁉️😳

@qrimeCapital W

3 years ago I sold my last mutant ape for $180,000 and bought a house

@iboughtbed Let go of your ego and use merge+squash

I started using `rebase` instead of `merge` and now I understand why people were telling me to use rebase

What regulatory environment?

@RuiCarrilho5 mewing

what are some good 5 sec optimizations of stuff you can do throughout your day, which will likely save you years throughout your life?

@bryan_johnson Chlorhexidine

Here’s how to not smell… Antiperspirants are a debated topic. Here are some alternatives for you: + Shower daily + Use soap + Dry off completely (moisture feeds microbes) + Clean, trim, or remove armpit hair + Wear natural, breathable fabrics + Avoid alcohol Body odor is caused by bacteria breaking down sweat. Bacteria metabolize your sweat into volatile sulfur compounds, which stink. We appreciate your attention to this matter.

@coinfessions Wholesome

I probably won’t ever need to work again.