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I strongly believe there are entire companies right now under heavy AI psychosis and its impossible to have rational conversations about it with them. I can't name any specific people because they include personal friends I deeply respect, but I worry about how this plays out. I lived through the great MTBF vs MTTR (mean-time-between-failure vs. mean-time-to-recovery) reckoning of infrastructure during the transition to cloud and cloud automation. All those arguments are rearing their ugly heads again but now its... the whole software development industry (maybe the whole world, really). It's frightening, because the psychosis folks operate under an almost absolute "MTTR is all you need" mentality: "its fine to ship bugs because the agents will fix them so quickly and at a scale humans can't do!" We learned in infrastructure that MTTR is great but you can't yeet resilient systems entirely. The main issue is I don't even know how to bring this up to people I know personally, because bringing this topic up leads to immediately dismissals like "no no, it has full test coverage" or "bug reports are going down" or something, which just don't paint the whole picture. We already learned this lesson once in infrastructure: you can automate yourself into a very resilient catastrophe machine. Systems can appear healthy by local metrics while globally becoming incomprehensible. Bug reports can go down while latent risk explodes. Test coverage can rise while semantic understanding falls. Changes happens so fast that nobody notices the underlying architecture decaying. I worry.

I’ve been challenged to build something in public for @DevrelUni Cohort 7. I’ve seen that one of my passions is creating spaces for people to learn, interact and feel part of a community. After helping organize ETHPuraVida with @EthereumCR, I noticed how hard it is to keep everything organized when a lot of the information lives in Telegram messages, docs, spreadsheets, links, sponsor updates, invoices and random conversations. So for the cohort I want to build an event companion app for @ethereum events, starting with ETHPuraVida as the main use case. The idea is to help organizers have one place to check important information, discuss, take decisions, track logistics and have more context about what is happening. Ideally, attendees could also use it to check the agenda, speakers, workshops, locations and other useful event details. I’m also interested in exploring how the @Logos_network Tech Stack can be used for this. I know there is still a challenge there, since most of what I’ve seen is around Basecamp Apps and not necessarily TypeScript or web apps, but that is also part of what I want to learn and document. Excited and a bit nervous to build this in public, but I think that is the point. I don’t want to wait until everything is perfect. I want to share the process, the blockers, the decisions and what I learn while building something that could help Ethereum community organizers and attendees. :D

@brolag @jeudyx Yo lo estuve probando y es demasiado bueno! Los limites son generosos, yo tenía pensado ponerle a mi agente de Hermes el plan de OpenCode Go, pero tengo que hacer el cambio :p

@jeudyx Ahí me cuenta que tanto le rinde. Porque podría ser útil para tener un minion agent para cositas pequeñas.

Esta semana voy a probar Opencode con la subscripción Go a ver que tal va (con proyectos no críticos). Ahí les cuento como lo siento 🫡

@hosseeb I would argue that @aboutcircles is more cypherpunk than current stablecoins. My cypherpunk vision is something with @aboutcircles and leveraging the @Logos_network tech stack. Having decentralized communication, storage, apps, and money all while being private is the way.

Stablecoins are actually super cypherpunk. CT has broken your brain on this. The idea that anyone at any time, with just a mobile phone, can hold and send dollars instaneously to anyone in the world, no KYC, no nothing--that was literally the cypherpunk dream.

@TechRebelWorld @hthieblot @TrustlessWork vouch!!

@hthieblot Betting on me, Escrow infra for stablecoins @TrustlessWork

You just became a VC. You’ve got $1M to deploy. Who gets your money? Tag them. Or back yourself.

@0xjayeshyadav have you gotten any recommendations? really want to learn my way to be a zk researcher and/or being able to propose improvements in zk for current architecture.

ZK experts 👀 Any suggestions or resources for beginners diving into zk proofs? I'm starting it today

Excited to have collaborated with @alisher to bring this to life, the foundation he had was extremely helpful and valuable. i wanted more information from the nodes and visualize everything! :D bullish on @Logos_network

@alisher @vrycmfy @Logos_network let’s goooo, excited to have been a part of it 🫡

You don't need to wait or ask for permission to build what you need. Now with a proper domain and plenty of fixes. Running on my node with the one of the highest uptime in the network so far. logos.live for @Logos_network

@unhappyben @peerxyz would love to use @peerxyz to provide liquidity, when i checked i was unable to do so, but I believe I can do it right now since you support PayPal? Is PayPal support for every single country? Asking since i'm from CR hahah

one paypal depositor on @peerxyz made $444 in 19 days on $3k volume it would take ~3 years for the same yield in aave providing liquidity on peer goes brrr

@_kittylove3 @KevinNaughtonJr you can use Tailscale! @Tailscale is such an amazing software for this kind of things. You can have something running on localhost in your server/VPS, whatever you wanna call it, and still access it from your local machine!

@KevinNaughtonJr then how to access gui like work in frontend development also mobile development?

one of the many reason why you should do all your development remotely over ssh -open and close your devices and work continues in the cloud -connect and disconnect freely on all your different machines (including phone) and pick up exactly where you left off -increases your battery life since nothing runs locally -never need to reconfigure machines since the only one that matters is in the cloud -worry less about your stuff: if something gets lost/stolen/breaks you won't care (aside from cost) since you machines are just portals to your remote devbox -if you're ever without wifi you can work locally if you sync your files across devices with syncthing and changes are synced when you're back online -many other benefits of having a cloud machine like using tailscale with it as a VPN/exit node and much more try this workflow for a couple months and i guarantee you'll never go back to developing software locally

@coldtrz how, what... which ticker was this? if real this is crazy lol. How much liquidity did the pair have to make this possible?? Not really believing this, since it would need to have a ton of liquidity lol

This guy flipped $2 into $1.2B and retired forever

@binji_x this could be used to do a proof of reservers for upcoming stablecoins in LATAM countries? For example, most banks in Costa Rica do not have a proper API and we could do a proof of reserves for a specific bank account!

this is privacy magic it lets you prove one specific thing from a website without handing over your whole account. eg prove your income to rent a house without sharing all your details you can build real businesses on top of this bc there will be a premium for privacy soon.

@vrycmfy @Logos_devs @kirstenrpomales @fryorcraken @vpavlin @alisher thank you!!! 🫡

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It's going down in a big way over at @Logos_devs. Today: λ Weekly Update, technical updates + Q&A with @kirstenrpomales (λ Movement) Later Today: λ Dev Club with @fryorcraken (λ EcoDev Engineering) Tomorrow: λ Dev Club with @vpavlin x @alisher (λ Chaos Engineers) Friday: λ Dev Club with @davidrusu (λ Blockchain)

@bitfalt @Logos_network Reviewed, merged, live xalisher.github.io/logos-live/

Excited to have made a contribution to improving the @Logos_network ! Decentralization is a must in every chain. If you want to run a Logos node, hit me up!

just did my contribution to the newly made repo by @alisher github.com/xAlisher/logos… I wanted to give more insights about the current state of the @Logos_network testnet, while also giving an agentic approach to setup a node! Just waiting for the review on the PR! :D

@naruto11eth what are your thoughts about @Starknet ? I feel their work on ZK and recently on privacy is really important, but they have bad reputation for issues in the past lol

if i were to bet on 3 chains today that are doing really innovative apps or work, they would be: - solana (undoubtedly, i admire their culture a lot) - megaeth (they have unique approach for capturing app founders and audience) - tempo (top 0.001% of the industry talent + innovation) nothing comes closer anymore. if everything aligns, next 4 years for these chains would be crazy.

@alisher @davidrusu @Logos_network only one node in Costa Rica 👀

@davidrusu mapped the @Logos_network peer topology - scripts that scrape node logs, pull peer gossip, and geolocate every IP his node is hearing from. One of those dots is running between orange trees in Valencia.

@nicdunz try gpt-5.5 low, just try it.

should i just use gpt-5.5 high instead of xhigh