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laser eye til fiat dies

It must be said

This meme has done irreversible generational damage to Daniel Dennett and the entire illusionist community

Ways to Stratum V2 with any of the new SV2 pools: 1. SV2 firmware (Auradine/NerdAxe/Bitaxe/BraiinsOS) connect to endpoint directly. 2. SV1 fw - Use SV2 UI app. Easiest on @umbrel or running it on your pc via Docker. 3. Rent hashrate through @Braiins and point to SV2 endpoint.

NexusPool, a new solo pool by @sweethashio adds Stratum V2 support. nexuspool.io

@evankaloudis @jack en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%B3cr…

@jack Greece is the Brazil of, and Germany is the Germany of philosophy

@SuperTestnet @lukej_sgf @DMND_Sv2 conflating Sv2 with Sv2 JD is a common mistake, but is kind of a low-resolution interpretation of the Sv2 Spec

@SuperTestnet @lukej_sgf @DMND_Sv2 Sv2 has subprotocols this is the first using Sv2 Job Declaration subprotocol, but there's probably been many in the past using only Mining subprotocol

This flew under the radar. Does this mean DMND Pool is finally launched?

@benthecarman I've been running open-webui for local models with conduit as mobile front end not perfect (markdown rendering can be a bit off), but overall pretty satisfactory

I run local models at home and it’s always been kind of annoying that my phone is useless for them. Most of the apps that exist sucked and didn't have every feature that one of the big labs' app has so I decided I could make my own. So I made Phantasm

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O especialista que só descobre as novidades depois de todo mundo e se deslumbra com o que já é senso comum. x.com/Ricamconsult/s…

Proud to join the SV2 Working Group - we love to see miners making their mark on blocks while decentralizing template construction.

We're pleased to welcome @mempool to the Stratum V2 working group! Their experience will help us standardize how miners who build their own block templates leave their mark on blocks in an open format that can be parsed and displayed on mempool.space.

‼️ BREAKING: New research shows you can copy any signed GitHub commit into a second one that looks identical, without the author's secret key, creating a distinct commit with an identical tree, identical metadata, a valid signature, and a "Verified" badge from GitHub. On GitHub, a green "Verified" badge is supposed to mean two things: a trusted author signed it, and its ID is a one-of-a-kind fingerprint for that exact code. A new Carnegie Mellon preprint from Jacob Ginesin says the second promise, the unique fingerprint, does not hold. Why it matters: security teams and package systems (behind tools like Go, Nix, and GitHub Actions) trust that ID as a unique handle for code. Block or pin the "bad" version, and an attacker can re-issue the same signed code under a fresh, still-verified ID that slips past. The author says Git and GitHub have not fixed it. PoC: github.com/JakeGinesin/gi…

The Hugging bay, The Pirate bay for open LLM's, model weights downloadable with torrents. This is a game changer. huggingbay.xyz

A serious website was long overdue. We redesigned vinteum.org to better tell the story of what we’ve been building: funding, training, and supporting open-source Bitcoin developers and researchers in Brazil. Check it out: vinteum.org

NEW FRONTIER

Just vibe-coded a Stratum V2 Template Provider into Bitcoin Knots and tested it with SRI apps, as an experiment to eventually take as inspiration for anyone interested in exploring this road with a proper design and implementation: github.com/GitGab19/bitco…

@ocean_mining @GoMining @StratumV2 @DMND_Sv2 🤝

Last week was big for Bitcoin mining decentralization. Congrats to @GoMining for mining the first ever @StratumV2 block on @DMND_Sv2. Decentralizing Bitcoin mining is a core tenet of our mission at OCEAN and we're glad to see other protocols joining DATUM in that mission. A brief history below 👇