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Y'all—this optimization stuff can make you fragile.
If you are in recovery then yes, of course, a few glasses of wine will mess up your week (or worse). If you get drunk then yes, I could see it messing up a day or two.
But if going out to dinner and having a few glasses of wine throws you for this much of a loop then perhaps you've actually just become fragile?
I mean how would Steven manage having a newborn, or really any age kid? Or just the general uncertainty and messiness of life?
In my new book I tell the story of golfer JJ Spaun, who was up all night with his vomiting toddler. His Whoop sleep score would have been zero. The next morning, he went out and won the U.S. Open.
Actual excellence (not the elaborate, performative internet variety) demands resilience. It controls the controllables, no doubt. But it also ensures you don't optimize yourself into fragility, which is an increasingly common trap and performance killer. bit.ly/4uCzeQ7
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Steven Bartlett says a few glasses of wine ruined the next 3 days of his life “It's one of those areas where you don't understand the hidden cost until you really give it up for a while. I stopped drinking at 30 years old. I'm now 33. When I was 31, I thought, I'll have a drink again because now I could really A/B test it. I had a year of not drinking, decided to have a drink again” “It ruined three days of my life. I had a couple of glasses of wine, didn't get drunk. It ruined three days of my life because of the domino effect it caused” “I got worse sleep that night, and then because I got worse sleep that night, I ate more poorly the next day because my dopamine system or whatever, the cortisol system was all messed up. I podcasted worse. I didn't go to the gym that day or the day after because I felt really bad. I then slept worse, and I could track all of this on my Whoop”
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Terra Quantum:
$3.25B valuation
Nasdaq listing in progress
US Air Force contracts
World record in quantum key transmission
Active across defence, finance, pharma, and energy
Their choice of venue for sponsoring an RSA factorisation challenge?
Subnet 63 on Bittensor.
Launching June 4th.
@EnigmaSN63 $TAO
Enigma@EnigmaSN63
🚨 Enigma is launching on June 4th 🚨 A challenge-driven subnet built to solve the toughest problems in deep tech and fortify our most critical technologies. Let the countdown begin. #Enigma #SN63
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Not sure if many have realised this yet but @EnigmaSN63 just announced that Terra Quantum, a $3.25B Swiss quantum technology company currently in the process of going public on Nasdaq, has chosen to sponsor the Breaking RSA challenge. To put that in perspective: that's a company valued higher than the entire Bittensor network, choosing a decentralised challenge platform on Bittensor as the venue to pressure-test one of the most important problems in cryptography. Here's who Terra Quantum actually are: > $3.25B valuation via SPAC merger with Mountain Lake Acquisition Corp. II, heading for a Nasdaq listing > $85.9M in total funding raised. Backed by Lakestar and Investcorp > Won a US Air Force contract to build quantum-safe communications networks >Hold a world record for quantum key transmission over 1,700km >Multiple internationally recognised patents in quantum computing and cryptography >Active commercial partnerships across South Korea and Asia-Pacific >~200 employees across Switzerland, Germany and the US And their product surface is massive. They work across: > Quantum Security — post-quantum cryptographic scanning, migration, and quantum key distribution > Quantum AI — hybrid quantum platforms, quantum machine learning, no-code AI model training > Optimization — industrial engineering, financial modelling, combinatorial optimization > Life Sciences — physics-driven drug discovery, molecular modelling, simulation algorithms This is a full-stack quantum technology company with defence contracts and institutional clients, choosing to work with a Bittensor subnet. A successful RSA challenge doesn't just validate Enigma. It opens the door to a long-term partnership across every vertical Terra Quantum operates in. Quantum security, AI robustness, industrial optimization, life sciences. Wow $TAO #SN63
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Immensely bullish on
118 @heydittoai
46 @zipcodenetwork
120 @affine_io
75 @hippius_subnet
44 @webuildscore
124 @SwarmSubnet
71 @LeadpoetAI
74 @gittensor_io
51 @gradients_ai
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If you’d like to join the conversation or learn more about @EnigmaSN63
Community TG Group: t.me/Enigma_Bittens…
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Fiτz@fitzhere9
Not sure if many have realised this yet but @EnigmaSN63 just announced that Terra Quantum, a $3.25B Swiss quantum technology company currently in the process of going public on Nasdaq, has chosen to sponsor the Breaking RSA challenge. To put that in perspective: that's a company valued higher than the entire Bittensor network, choosing a decentralised challenge platform on Bittensor as the venue to pressure-test one of the most important problems in cryptography. Here's who Terra Quantum actually are: > $3.25B valuation via SPAC merger with Mountain Lake Acquisition Corp. II, heading for a Nasdaq listing > $85.9M in total funding raised. Backed by Lakestar and Investcorp > Won a US Air Force contract to build quantum-safe communications networks >Hold a world record for quantum key transmission over 1,700km >Multiple internationally recognised patents in quantum computing and cryptography >Active commercial partnerships across South Korea and Asia-Pacific >~200 employees across Switzerland, Germany and the US And their product surface is massive. They work across: > Quantum Security — post-quantum cryptographic scanning, migration, and quantum key distribution > Quantum AI — hybrid quantum platforms, quantum machine learning, no-code AI model training > Optimization — industrial engineering, financial modelling, combinatorial optimization > Life Sciences — physics-driven drug discovery, molecular modelling, simulation algorithms This is a full-stack quantum technology company with defence contracts and institutional clients, choosing to work with a Bittensor subnet. A successful RSA challenge doesn't just validate Enigma. It opens the door to a long-term partnership across every vertical Terra Quantum operates in. Quantum security, AI robustness, industrial optimization, life sciences. Wow $TAO #SN63
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Not sure if many have realised this yet but @EnigmaSN63 just announced that Terra Quantum, a $3.25B Swiss quantum technology company currently in the process of going public on Nasdaq, has chosen to sponsor the Breaking RSA challenge.
To put that in perspective: that's a company valued higher than the entire Bittensor network, choosing a decentralised challenge platform on Bittensor as the venue to pressure-test one of the most important problems in cryptography.
Here's who Terra Quantum actually are:
> $3.25B valuation via SPAC merger with Mountain Lake Acquisition Corp. II, heading for a Nasdaq listing
> $85.9M in total funding raised. Backed by Lakestar and Investcorp
> Won a US Air Force contract to build quantum-safe communications networks
>Hold a world record for quantum key transmission over 1,700km
>Multiple internationally recognised patents in quantum computing and cryptography
>Active commercial partnerships across South Korea and Asia-Pacific
>~200 employees across Switzerland, Germany and the US
And their product surface is massive. They work across:
> Quantum Security — post-quantum cryptographic scanning, migration, and quantum key distribution
> Quantum AI — hybrid quantum platforms, quantum machine learning, no-code AI model training
> Optimization — industrial engineering, financial modelling, combinatorial optimization
> Life Sciences — physics-driven drug discovery, molecular modelling, simulation algorithms
This is a full-stack quantum technology company with defence contracts and institutional clients, choosing to work with a Bittensor subnet.
A successful RSA challenge doesn't just validate Enigma. It opens the door to a long-term partnership across every vertical Terra Quantum operates in.
Quantum security, AI robustness, industrial optimization, life sciences.
Wow $TAO #SN63
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Terra Quantum website if you wanna check out what they do: terraquantum.swiss
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Using ChatGPT to understand the technical’s of @prlnet at a much deeper level.
What my initial sense and intuition suggested, this technical deep dive is reinforcing.
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Crazy price action in H200 cloud pricing – up 56% in 3 days.
What is unusual is that the H200 is suddenly trading higher than the B200, a superior GPU.
It’s not crazy to think that a fund could bid up supply in an illiquid tight market at a cost of $50K a day to engineer a short-term move in much more liquid stocks.
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@EmersonDickie @ShillFather63 @prlnet Lium is GPU rental platform, completely different.
Lium: You need GPU compute? Rent it from a decentralised network.
Pearl: If AI companies are already doing massive matrix multiplications, can those same computations also secure a blockchain and earn block rewards?
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@ShillFather63 @prlnet Can you tell me what Lium is from high level overview ? Then can give input without assuming
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Private Permissionless inference is going to be huge deal. Not priced in. Can’t be. Because there will be actual growing demand for it.
I believe @prlnet will steal the show here as it will have what no other does. Supply that no other can match.
Venice is of course doing great. I’m super excited to see the compute marketplace come to be for Pearl.
Literally no competition. Just will not be able to compete. Simple as understanding BTC and how it got to be the scale it’s gotten to. THAT, but for Ai workloads. Inference & training.
Unbelievably bullish.
Deca billions FDV is light work.
I believe this is one where if you hold it, you will outperform the entire market and BTC. Only thing is, can you hold ?
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Coming at you LIVE from @NIST!
This week, NIST is holding their Quantum Pre-Standardization Workshop to collect input on the future of quantum standards and hear from ecosystem leaders about the state of quantum.
According to a senior director at NIST, this is “The world's first quantum pre-standardization workshop” and @BeyondNISQ has a seat at the table.
Stay tuned for more!
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@EmersonDickie Yeah same. Basically been ignoring everything outside of tao for 18 months but something about your pearl chat hooked. Glad I stopped scrolling
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@fitzhere9 I think I am decent enough at recognizing gems but finding them early seems more just luck on my end but who knows.
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