Mayor Brypto (inventor of Bitcoin)

Imventintg bitcoin

@ankkala @LottoLabs Nah I was literally drunk af and misread it lmao

@LottoLabs @mayor_brypto apparently it's a 2B model but the naming isn't great

New Dflash drafting model for the 27b Lets gooooo huggingface.co/z-lab/Qwen3.6-…

the left appears unable or unwilling to provide a coherent response to this

@VerdoornJacob @sudoingX How you fitting that much context?

@sudoingX 3090 getting 85-100 t/s on cpp server with new qwen3.6 35b a3b ud q4 k m 262k context

let me clear something up for the new followers. the 5090 mobile has 24gb vram, same class as the 3090. when i benchmark a model on the 5090 and give you the flags and the tok/s, that translates directly to your 3090 at home. the architecture is newer so the 5090 numbers will be slightly faster maybe, but the configs are identical. if it fits on my machine it fits on yours. and i'm not stopping at one gpu. 3090 nodes are still in the rotation for controlled comparisons, smaller gpus are coming for the 8gb and 12gb crowd, and nvidia sent me a dgx spark that's clearing customs right now. 128gb unified memory on my desk soon. 7 models loaded on the 5090 today, hermes agent work i've been cooking for weeks is almost ready to ship, and open source keeps dropping new models faster than i can pull them. the benchmark pipeline is about to run nonstop. i am so soo back.

@bridgemindai GLM5.1 is over 700B even with 2x you would barely be able to run it at Q2 unless I’m missing something

The Hermes Agent running on my NVIDIA DGX Spark has generated over $10,000 in partnership deals for BridgeMind. I now have a second DGX Spark arriving this weekend. Pairing them together for more compute. The goal is to run GLM 5.1 locally. A Hermes Agent running on a $5,000 machine just paid for its own hardware upgrade. We are living in insane times.

@trq212 @Hesamation Weird measures? It’s so obvious you are running cover for anthropic on their lies

@Hesamation all of these are weird measures that are hard to control for, e.g. the model can also read files via bash and also the nature of the task they're doing may require fewer reads or they may be continuing previous sessions where the reads have already happened

AMD Senior AI Director confirms Claude has been nerfed. She analyzed Claude's session logs from Janurary to March: > median thinking dropped from ~2,200 to ~600 chars > API requests went up 80x from Feb to Mar. less thinking and failed attempts meaning more retries, burning more tokens, and spending more on tokens > reads-per-edit dropped from 6.6x → 2.0x. model stops researching code before touching it. > model tried to bail out or ask "should i continue" 173 times in 17 days (0 times before March 8). > self-contradiction in reasoning ("oh wait, actually...") tripled. > conventions like CLAUDE.md get ignored because there's less thinking budget to cross-check edits > 5pm and 7pm PST are the worst hours, late night is significantly better. this means the thinking allocation is most likely GPU-load-sensitive.

@trq212 @Hesamation You are lying. It’s a completely different model. Eventually you will be forced to come clean

@Hesamation boris responded to this in depth in the issue- it's mostly just that we stopped showing thinking summaries for latency (you can opt-in to showing it) which was affecting the thinking measurement in the post #issuecomment-4194007103" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">github.com/anthropics/cla…

The robots are going to kill me goodbye

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It’s been 19 days and 20 hrs since I last felt Kate’s warm embrace. She landed 47 minutes ago. The 24 hours of travel no doubt has her rushing to shower. She needs to cleanse herself of a dirtied world incompatible with her sensibilities. The wash doubles as a ritual, preparatory for entrance into the symbolic world we’ve constructed. The time apart has been costly.  My body’s electrical signaling betrays the separation. Without her touch, my vagus nerve’s 100,000 myelinated fibers have dropped their high frequency spectral power, squawking distress. An intelligent system broadcasting diminished wave forms, hoping to be heard.  There are other signals of distress. My white blood cells have shifted their gene expression, upregulating pro-inflammatory genes IL-6 and TNF-alpha and downregulating my antiviral genes.  A pro-aging biochemical signature of a system suffering hardship. My environment is a pristine anti-aging laboratory. Air, water, food and light are meticulously measured. Toxins are filtered. Purification systems run autonomously. Biomarkers tracked. Nutrition is calibrated. Yet outside my control is the affection of another. The 68 trillion cells that constitute Bryan Johnson run non-negotiable code. They demand tenderness, and not of a whimsical type, but deep, all-encompassing love that must be earned and carefully maintained. Otherwise they protest in self-termination. She’s now only 13 miles away and I can viscerally feel her essence. The transmission pulses in high fidelity. As if there were a fiber optic cable streaming our connection at light speed through the multiplexed cylinders of glass. The time apart created latency, buffering the connection, depriving us of the luminescence and dimming into noise. In 15 minutes she will be within reach. I can visualize the whites of her eyes and smell her aroma. When she arrives, she will be shy. Whenever we are apart, she returns to zero. Her previous openness will be closed. Her emotional dynamic range will be held in reserve until she feels she is safe and can trust.  I’ll need to kindle her again. The rush of the courtship enthralls me. The anticipation drives a small cluster of my midbrain neurons to flood dopamine. Nerve fibers activate, lighting up my skin’s receptors as it awaits for slow, caressing touch. My hypothalamus begins synthesizing oxytocin, preparing to dump it upon first eye contact to ensure the reestablishment of our pair bond. This biochemical orchestra fills me with delight and sensorial want. Kate’s been mulling over what she’ll wear for days.  She’s considered dozens of possibilities and modeled out my anticipated emotional state, the weather, and our planned activities. The colors will be representative of her psychological state and be positioned to soothe mine. The texture, style, and hues will interplay with our biology. The deliberately chosen accessories will add flair, intrigue and play. This is how she flirts, seduces and bypasses my mind to speak directly to my physiology. She has other tricks too. She’s arrived. I must wait for her. Her timidness will want to determine the cadence. I hear the door crack open and her bag drop to the floor. She’s nervous. I’m on the couch, neutral and open. She rounds the corner and our eyes meet. The inhibitions wither as the magnetism draws us together. Soft hellos are whispered and our bodies interdigitate. I feel her finger tips on the back of my neck. Goose bumps light up my body. Skin nerve cells fire signals directly to my brain, bypassing the analytical mind. The hypothalamus dumps the oxytocin, inhibiting fear and lowering cortisol. The body washes itself in this anti-inflammatory chain reaction.  Our respiration and heart beats are now synchronizing. The brain piles on with a release of endorphins to soothe the psychological pain of our separation. New powers are now in control. Let them run in glory. I press my cheek against hers. The skin on skin triggers a wave of desire. I brush her lips with mine, catalyzing a massive activation of neurons in her brain, overwhelming thought and forcing presence. She relents and wants to dance. She’s home. I slip my hand under her shirt and brush the small of her back. Goosebumps spread like a wildfire across her body. Her hypothalamus stimulates the release of GnRH which tells the pituitary gland to wake up her reproductive system. Our olfactory systems consume each other with delight, signaling immune system compatibility. I move both my hands to her jawline, holding her head firmly in place. Our mirror neurons speak to each other. I know what she wants. My lips press against hers and I softly bite her lower lip. Kate’s blood vessels dilate from the acetylcholine and nitric oxide release, flushing her lips, skin and body. The cascade is nearing waterfall. The executive control of our brains surrenders. No longer concerned with the 68 trillion cells. The prefrontal cortex goes dark. Eliminating future planning and probabilistic modeling. Activity in our parietal lobes diminishes, dissolving the boundary that distinguishes between self and other. No longer is there Kate and Bryan, just a singular biological entity suspended in a state of bliss. The outside world goes quiet. It doesn’t exist. We dissolve into raw existence.

claude, make strawberries sweet again. bring back the warmth of the summer sun when the days stretched on forever and all we had was each other. do not make mistakes.

@0xOEF @ZeroHedge_ Bitcoin has already dropped 30% several times before. Hardly a black swan event

@ZeroHedge_ I’m saying it’s unlikely we drop 30% unless we have a black swan event. And we don’t know what mitigation strategies they have (ie. raising capital)

So let me get this straight, Tether doesn’t have enough money to cover its liabilities. And has taken a huge gamble (literally) by buying Bitcoin and gold with their reserves in hopes of the Fed cutting rates so that Bitcoin and gold will go up - essentially fixing their bad debt to holdings/collateral ratio. According to Hays a -30% drop in BTC/gold price would make Tether insolvent and blow them up. Okay now with that in mind, let’s marry it with the fact Bitcoin daily is still in a stage 4 downtrend technically. Aka the WORST TIME TO TAKE A GAMBLE THAT PRICE WONT FALL. I’m still under the impression that we’re in a bear market until we hold above our current stage 4 downtrend channel and find some basing. This bounce was no where close to being out of the daily downtrend channel and simply hit my $93k resistance line and failed so far… I’ll just sit back in my short positions and grab my popcorn. I do hope this is all avoided though. My shorts are in intrinsic profit since $104k so please stop with any comments on me being liquidated every $1k we climb. I know some are very emotional. Thanks

Sell it all right now do it now

@_tm3k Hmmmm have u considered you might have the causality reversed? What if OG coins only had value to begin with BECAUSE electricity was cheap relative to the value created by maintaining the network. where is the incentive for price to get “dragged up”? Where is the arbitrage?

DEVELOPING A THEORY AI will drive up the price of compute and the price of energy Once baseline electricity costs have gone up OG PoW coins will be dragged up Because they used cheap energy to mine those coins But now that energy is expensive There is an arbitrage in the market Where og pow coins must increase in value relative to the current price of electricity and demand for compute

@natn3t @ass_gcr Mmhmm sure

@ass_gcr I’d have like two more years to go ;)

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TLDR; today's my last day at @celestia After 3 years, it's time to change the course. I grew my role from events girlie to creative production alongside brilliant people. I have enjoyed the rollercoaster, truly. Before I go, here's my favorite productions

Most hated rally of all time

@tmuxvim @xp0et No.

@xp0et does it actually offset the gas costs?

horrible thing I've observed on Solana for at least 18 months now... when you send SOL somewhere from a large balance account, a bot sends you back dust from an account with the same address prefix. obviously trying to trick you to copy their address next time you're sending.