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Chris B

@theNFThinker

@OpenMatter_ | @getbcard | https://t.co/RdkxKCwP7T | building privacy and sanctuary tech

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Chris B
Chris B@theNFThinker·
@OpenMatter_ testnet is live! Here's a preview of our Datavizor client terminal. See that OpenClaw button? Yes, that's right, one-click deployment of your little molten friend. Deploy one or deploy a whole swarm and get native MPC and ZK protections for your agents. link below
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Chris B@theNFThinker·
@delonperc Thank you for sharing this random fact 🙏
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𝓓𝓮𝓵
𝓓𝓮𝓵@delonperc·
When autistic people start sharing random facts with you, you just have to understand that that's a great sign of respect in their culture
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Sasha Barrie@Kapuster·
Okay, so my boyfriend must be a dragon. He was about to lose it, I told him “Likiri” and he totally chilled out.
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Chris B@theNFThinker·
@tigerisfine Mutuals are back but we still exist in an echo chamber
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tiger is fine...@tigerisfine·
At a bar and met a bunch of randos. Introduced myself as Kimmy and said i’m Chinese and a model. No one got it. I’m kind of upset.
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Chris B@theNFThinker·
@jacksonicide The rights to my actual penis or just the user data? I wonder how the flow rate compares. So many questions
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jackson 🇪🇸
jackson 🇪🇸@jacksonicide·
The sensor at urinals scans your penis and sells it to palantir
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@frogmonkee ZK is core to our full stack at @OpenMatter_ Prove the model integrity. Prove the model inference. Prove a compliant agent execution.
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frogmonkee@frogmonkee·
Quick thought on ZK x AI: AI models require us to take their training data and outputs on faith. You can't really verify which model actually served your request, what data shaped it, or that it ran as claimed. That required trust doesn’t work in high-stakes environments like defense, healthcare, and finance where a lack of auditability is a liability regardless of how well it performs. Zero knowledge machine learning can verify the computational integrity of LLMs by proving a specific committed model, applied to a specific input, produced a specific output. The bottleneck is proving overhead. Proving costs several order of magnitude more than computation, making it economically unrealistic. However, with continued progress on proof systems (see @ronrothblum recent work on Flock), cost and speed may compress enough to see frontier AI labs adopting zkML. Exciting times ahead for ZK!
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fxnction@fxnction·
Damn $TENDIES is sending holy shit lol And people said it’s over for Robinhood Chain like 4 hours ago 😭
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Chris B@theNFThinker·
@DrNickA Argentina has perfected bullymaxxing. Downright mean and nasty. Fun to watch though! And befitting of an NFL stadium.
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Nick Almond@DrNickA·
England has perfected giveupmaxxing
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Chris B@theNFThinker·
@Kaylan_Sliney Were you listening to me Neo, or were you looking at the woman in the red dress?
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Kaylan🫀🌎☮️
Kaylan🫀🌎☮️@Kaylan_Sliney·
Oh, we can suddenly see frens again? Hai 👋🏼
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BogDrakonov@BogDrakonov·
Ok so Masters of the Universe was great!
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Chris B@theNFThinker·
@BogDrakonov So you're saying all my childhood memories won't be sullied?
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Chris B@theNFThinker·
Today's agenda for the @DAIAAlliance Agent Privacy and Security Subgroup. The biggest hurdle to adoption is compliance… 01 | The Compliance Barrier: Deep dive into the "Big Three" global frameworks freezing enterprise deployments. 02 | Technical Architecture: Bridging the gap with Zero-Knowledge Boundary Compliance (ZKBC). 03 | Deployment Reality: Analyzing personal vs. enterprise environments and identifying standardization gaps. 04 | Subgroup Workstreams: Establishing our bi-weekly tracking priorities and next steps. Free to join, open to all. luma.com/mqdsf2yl
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Chris B@theNFThinker·
@GrabowskiDylan Part of me feels like signal reduction could be a direct effect of our timelines being ratioed. There's only so long someone will shout into the void before they shut off completely
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DylanΞGra₿owski@GrabowskiDylan·
CT needs to be more positive and optimistic. Bitcoin and Ethereum are two of the most powerful things ever brought into existence. They emerged from the minds of people who want to build freely, connect the world, and empower the very people using their systems. With the token model baked into the tech stack, Bitcoin and Ethereum give back to those who adopt and strengthen their networks. That is power of free-market incentives: participants willingly work to advance a system because its success also advances their interests. And because Bitcoin and Ethereum are credibly neutral, everyone can participate on a level playing field. The first time in history, everyone can equally build a new system and play a new game. This is the awe of Bitcoin and Ethereum. CT needs a mentality shift. We need to remember why we're here in the first place. As we lament the woes of price-go-down, massive institutional adoption of Bitcoin and Ethereum is happening right in front of us. While this might not be the vision the cypherpunks espoused, this phase of adoption is integral in Bitcoin and Ethereum becoming global, everyday products for all of humanity. Collectively, CT has lost its joy for this vision, and it has been apparent for most of the year. This happens every bear cycle: the people who remain active become salty and cynical, while others quietly quit. Tweet volume might be at a 12-month low, but we can change that. The vision of crypto is more alive than ever. Bitcoin and Ethereum offered a new way forward, and we willed it into existence. I think we can do the same for CT sentiment.
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Chris B
Chris B@theNFThinker·
@timourxyz Maybe they just stuck us all in one big silo 🤣
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timour kosters
timour kosters@timourxyz·
A part of me does worry that it’ll be harder to get posts seen by new folks. Like about what I’m building etc I haven’t actually seen an announcement about how the new algo works. Ironically I probably would have with the old algo but none of my friends are discussing it 😄
timour kosters@timourxyz

I’m interested by how different this feels internally/emotionally to see friends on here instead of viral posts. It’s much closer to a moment of recognition, like seeing a friend on a street, vs before it was a feeling of seeing a billboard

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Chris B@theNFThinker·
@frogmonkee Been a while! X was treating us like mushrooms but we're so back now
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frogmonkee@frogmonkee·
The CT Berlin Wall has fallen.
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Nick Almond@DrNickA·
Both @metaproph3t and I bottom called DAOs today. A new era of decentralised governance is coming.
Laura Shin@laurashin

"I actually feel like we've hit close to DAO bottom. We've seen all of the failings so viscerally now, the next era of it can start to emerge" Nick Almond, Head of Governance at Jito Foundation, on why the DAO 1.0 era is ending and what comes next "Any DAOs left standing that have projects or founders related to them that don't want them, they'll all go the same way. Any remaining uncaptured DAOs will get captured unless the teams and projects behind them are really committed. So we're kind of seeing the end of the DAO 1.0 era. I hope we end up back in an era of experimentation around governance practices and mechanisms" "As we move more into economic governance and start getting to value accrual tokens, you're not going to be able to do value accrual work out of a centralized company. It's going to be DAOs that end up doing the onchain buybacks, value accrual mechanisms, dividend-like distribution structures where protocol revenues are shared via tokens. All of that has to be done by a decentralized entity" "I don't want to make a bottom call on DAOs, but I've been watching this stuff for a long time and I'm starting to see it. We've seen all of the failings so viscerally now, the next era can start to emerge. We're seeing projects like MetaDAO innovating on this, and I hope we see new DAO patterns and contracts that actually innovate on decentralized governance"

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