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Web3 & sports | privacy supportooor 🤝 sometimes satire, sometimes serious, always based ex-BD @thelaborlayer

Katılım Mayıs 2016
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Kriptologist
Kriptologist@daKriptologist·
serious coffee lovers drink double-fisted
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Rand
Rand@rand_longevity·
what do you put in your morning coffee?
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Kriptologist
Kriptologist@daKriptologist·
@YuvalRooz legendary rock guitarist CC DeVille endorses Canton $CC
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Edge Network
Edge Network@SwitchToEdge·
Its never been easier to deploy on decentralized infrastructure. Edge's Agent API lets your agents deploy, manage, and scale autonomously on Edge. In a single call, provision a VM, run a setup script, optionally add CDN and DNS, and you're live.
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Portara
Portara@PortaraOfficial·
We are still early in the agentic trading era. Question is: who are you going to win with?
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Schmidt
Schmidt@schmidt1024·
New Google research shows quantum computers could break crypto faster than expected. This makes it more urgent for Monero to build quantum-safe tech, possibly with dedicated research teams.
Monero Research Lab (Unofficial)@MoneroResearchL

rucknium introduced Google's Quantum AI research on optimized Shor's algorithm circuits for ECDLP-256 (≈20-fold reduction in physical qubits), prompting discussion on accelerated urgency for Monero's post-quantum transition post-FCMP++; participants advocated prioritizing a complete PQ protocol design (building on tevador's PQ key-exchange work) and potentially contracting dedicated research teams, with post-quantum issues added to the next meeting agenda. rucknium: research.google/blog/safeguard… rucknium: quantumai.google/static/site-as… rucknium: Before the meeting, semisimple suggested a discussion, at some unspecified time, about Google's new lower estimates for breaking the discrete log problem. rucknium: Maybe people want to discuss a little now or we can agree to put it on the agenda next meeting. I don't know if there is a lot more to say than has already been said except for post-quantum is closer than expected. rucknium: Some discussion on the MRL GitHub repo: Discussion: Post-quantum security and ethical considerations over elliptic curve cryptography (github.com/monero-project…). articmine: This is making the case for the acceleration of the post quantum issue. rucknium: > Specifically, we have compiled two quantum circuits (a sequence of quantum gates) that implement Shor's algorithm for ECDLP-256: one that uses less than 1,200 logical qubits and 90 million Toffoli gates and one that uses less than 1,450 logical qubits and 70 million Toffoli gates. We estimate that these circuits can be executed on a superconducting qubit CRQC with fewer than 500,000 physical qubits in a few minutes, given standard assumptions about hardware capabilities that are consistent with some of Google™'s flagship quantum processors. rucknium: > This is an approximately 20-fold reduction in the number of physical qubits required to solve ECDLP-256 and a continuation of a long history of gradual optimization in compiling quantum algorithms to fault-tolerant circuits. rucknium: I don't know how to interpret that or how many widgets can be stabilized for how long and in what timeline. vtnerd: They've still got to build a working prototype that does it, which is sort of the frustration in knowing when/if/maybe never jberman: After all FCMP++ / Carrot research tasks are complete, I'd advocate for a strong concerted effort on designing a complete PQ protocol. tevador has already begun on a PQ key exchange protocol here: github.com/monero-project… jberman: I think it may be worth contracting a research team on a full-time basis for that work rbrunner: As I see it, that's more or less the only "wiggle room" we realistically have: No more "conventional" improvements after the FCMP++, but directly onwards to PQ resilience rbrunner: *after the FCMP++ hardfork rbrunner: Maybe that proposal will be able to get "loose consensus" in the light of this Google paper ... rucknium: Should post-quantum issues be put on next week's agenda? rbrunner: I would give it a "why not" :) articmine: Yes syntheticbird: Yes rucknium: I will put it on the agenda. rbrunner: Getting a research team maybe just got a lot more difficult, if many more parties will take it seriously. rucknium: Or easier, because Monero can build on others' work :) rbrunner: "Dear Quantum researcher, don't work for Google, don't work at a world-class university, don't work for IBM, and so ... your place is at the side of the Monero team!" rbrunner: Well, we need post-quantum crypto researchers, but still articmine: rbrunner: The question is what other chains are taking this issue seriously. articmine: Starting with chains with a greater market cap than Monero #c665187" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">libera.monerologs.net/monero-researc…

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Sam Jenks
Sam Jenks@sirsamjenks·
sending replies & invites world is moving too fast for anyone to keep up alone, growth squad exists so you don't have to one room where people share what's actually working if you're shipping & can contribute, there's a seat for you
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who wants in 👀

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ilodi wow
ilodi wow@ilodiwow·
I know damn well some of you guys get paid to talk nicely about Dubai and promote “discounts” 😂🫵
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Kriptologist
Kriptologist@daKriptologist·
@nflrums gud long hair covering his eyes was making him miss receivers & throw to the wrong jersey colors
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Kriptologist
Kriptologist@daKriptologist·
well put, Sahib problem is most projects don't have an answer for: "what you do" "why you matter" "why they should care" so much copy-pasta & extraction if the project is truly useful or innovative, then the KOLs have a message
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Sahib
Sahib@seeksahib·
KOL marketing fails when you use if at the wrong stage. They don't create your story. Think of them as a giant microphone telling Web3 you exist. But if someone lands on your project page and doesn’t instantly understand: "what you do" "why you matter" "why they should care" that KOL amplification can work against you. KOLs don't create authority signals. What to do instead: Run organic marketing first. Test messaging. See what narratives people actually respond to. When the signal starts forming organically that’s when amplification makes sense.
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gainzy
gainzy@gainzy222·
Stop buying the “new shiny object” Someone’s sitting on a 6 figure 10x+ made over the last week just itching to dump on you It’s a rigged game and you’re the exit liquidity Buy older coins that have already distributed with no predatory supply overhang and a strong narrative
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Ole Lehmann
Ole Lehmann@itsolelehmann·
Am I missing something?? I just found out Unitree is about to IPO in China at just a $7B valuation. This seems dirt cheap. For context, they are literally the only profitable humanoid robotics company on earth right now. And this will be the largest humanoid robotics IPO ever attempted. Look at their actual business: > 5,500 humanoid robots shipped last year > $235M in revenue (+335% YoY) > $90M in profit (+674% YoY) This is the first time anyone in humanoid robotics has been profitable at this scale. Now compare that with the rest of the humanoid field... UBTech ran the world's first humanoid IPO back in 2023 on the Hong Kong exchange. It trades at $7.1B (just above the market cap Unitree is filing at). Difference is UBTech shipped 1,079 humanoids and lost $100M last year. Unitree shipped 5,500 and made $90M. Boston Dynamics has been around 30+ years without turning a profit. Tesla Optimus is prototype-only. 1X and Agility Robotics are both still pre-profit. Figure AI, the most-funded American humanoid company, raised at a $39B valuation last year. And they're still pre-revenue. And Unitree filed at $7B with $90M+ in actual profit. The profitable Chinese leader is being priced at less than one-fifth of an unprofitable American competitor. And on top of all that...Western humanoids are still trying to break $30K per unit. Unitree's cheapest humanoid retails for $4,290. So yeah $7B seems dirt cheap. But I guess we'll find out soon.
SciTech Era@SciTechera

cool Unitree CEO Wang Xingxing and his robotics army of G1s. These are designed for mass production at a starting price of roughly US$16,000. This is just a beginning of an exponential era!

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Bilu Huang
Bilu Huang@BiluHuang·
Naked mole-rats, which weigh about the same as mice, can live up to 41 years. Why do naked mole-rats have such an extraordinarily long lifespan? On August 23, 2023, researchers from the University of Rochester published a study titled Increased hyaluronan by naked mole-rat Has2 improves healthspan in mice in the journal Nature. The study showed that overexpressing the naked mole-rat hyaluronan synthase 2 gene (nmr Has2) in mice enabled them to produce large amounts of high-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid via this gene. This significantly improved the mice’s health status, extended their average lifespan by 4.4%, and increased their maximum lifespan by 12.2%. However, the mere 4.4% extension in average lifespan among mice with high expression of high-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid indicates that there are other underlying reasons for the exceptional longevity of naked mole-rats. We know that the higher the metabolic rate, the faster the rate of aging. The naked mole-rat is a poikilothermic mammal. Lacking fur and with a small body size, it cannot maintain a constant body temperature, so its body temperature fluctuates with the ambient temperature. Its metabolic rate is far lower than that of mice, which explains why the lifespan of mice is only one-tenth that of naked mole-rats. Inhibiting the mTOR and insulin signaling pathways, as well as dietary restriction and upregulating Sir2, all extend lifespan essentially by reducing metabolic rate. However, such mechanisms do not work in homeotherms, because warm-blooded animals rely on metabolism to sustain a stable core body temperature. Some claim that neither lobsters nor naked mole-rats age — this is incorrect. Crayfish only live 2–3 years, and Australian spiny lobsters generally have a lifespan of 40 to 50 years. Thanks to their smooth, rigid exoskeleton, lobsters show no obvious signs of aging on the outside, but senescence still occurs internally. Studies have found that DNA methylation changes in lobsters are strongly correlated with age and can be used for age estimation. Naked mole-rats have no fur and have wrinkled skin from birth; their appearance remains similarly wrinkled in old age, so external aging is hardly noticeable. However, Alessandro’s team, together with researchers from the Leibniz Institute on Aging – Fritz Lipmann Institute (FLI) and other institutions, investigated the aging process of naked mole-rats using proteomic and genomic approaches and identified clear molecular signatures of aging in this species. By comparing liver tissues from young and old naked mole-rats, age-dependent changes in protein abundance can be detected. A set of proteins responsible for toxin clearance are similarly affected by aging in both naked mole-rat and human liver samples. Furthermore, DNA epigenetic clock measurements also confirm that naked mole-rats undergo gradual aging. According to The Telomere DNA and Ribosomal DNA (rDNA) Co-regulation Model (TRCS), the fundamental mechanism determining species lifespan is governed by the shortening rate of telomere arrays and/or rDNA arrays. For instance, Drosophila telomeres do not shorten, yet their rDNA copy number declines by half within their 40-day lifespan (Lu KL et al., 2018). Similar to Drosophila, telomere shortening is also insignificant in Caenorhabditis elegans and naked mole-rats. In accordance with the Telomere DNA and Ribosomal DNA Co-regulation Hypothesis of Cellular Aging, the lifespan and aging rate of these organisms are likewise determined by the loss rate of rDNA copy number.
Dr. Uke@DrUkeAging

This is from our lab, and I’d add an important nuance. The study showed that naked mole-rat HAS2 increased high-molecular-mass hyaluronic acid in mice. The result was lower cancer incidence, reduced inflammation, improved healthspan, and modest lifespan extension. But this is not “one longevity gene.” Longevity is a whole-system trait. The exciting part is that comparative biology can reveal mechanisms evolved in long-lived species that we may eventually learn to mimic for human healthspan.

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Jediwolf
Jediwolf@Jediwolf·
What happens when you post a real Monet and say it’s AI? The coolest art social experiment I’ve seen in a while. Thank you @SHL0MS
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Kriptologist
Kriptologist@daKriptologist·
@patrickbetdavid they WILL be more interested as they grow older nothing beats the refreshing exhilaration of a cold beer on a hot, sunny morning Bottoms Up, Patrick 🍻 (drink responsibly 18+)
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Patrick Bet-David
Patrick Bet-David@patrickbetdavid·
Alcohol use among high schoolers is falling fast. There’s a massive opportunity here for Beer & alcohol companies to pivot. Their future customers are less and less interested in their product.
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Binan Smart Kid 🔶️
Binan Smart Kid 🔶️@Binansmartkid·
Nikola Tesla usually slept only about 2 hours per night and was a polyglot who spoke eight languages. Keep working! ⛏️
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Kriptologist
Kriptologist@daKriptologist·
@haridigresses lol wash trading , fake revenue is so rampant investors dont care so long as valuation goes up
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hari raghavan
hari raghavan@haridigresses·
In case you're wondering, this is the stage of the market we're at.
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