@JonhernandezIA yeah but gemini is depressed/depressing, a real freak of an LLM.... put Claude inside and OK
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📁 Demis Hassabis, CEO of DeepMind, says robotics didnt fail because of hardware.
It failed because intelligence was missing.
Gemini level models finally give robots the software brain they needed. When intelligence works, hardware follows.
AGI doesnt live behind a screen. It moves.
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Extremely bearish that many influential devs flatly deny that there’s any quantum risk. Completely unlike the philosophy of being proactive and paranoid that normally characterizes bitcoin. Meanwhile:
- companies are raising $100s of m to build QCs that can crack ECC
- bitcoins mere existence is accelerating QC development
- AI is accelerating math and physics discoveries
- US gov planning to deprecate classically crypto by 2030, disallow by 2035
- quantum arms race actively underway between US and China
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@feus_eth It’s pending fees, when you claim them, the chart resets
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@_Ybmonitor this big drop off in fees isnt real right? problem with the data? looking at old pools or something?
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@newmichwill could this clarity have helped auditors spot Curve’s vulnerabilities sooner?
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Turns out that auditors cannot figure the algorithm from the code (surprise!), so having to write a quick document for them to understand it
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@newmichwill That is, uhh, quite the solution space to your optimization problem
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@nem98328211 $H will be listed on Hyperliquid spot market soon. Hold onto your tokens - the future of AI agents and Hyperliquid is bright. Your patience will be rewarded.
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@fejau_inc We switch over the BTC standard aaaaaaaaaaand boom everything is now leverage on fractional BTC reserves except now we can’t ever print more to deleverage the system when needed…
Lol the first step to being a maxi is knowing almost nothing about economics
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Without fractional reserve banking we would still be living in the Stone Age and productivity growth (one of the key drivers of wellbeing in an economy) would have been a fraction of what it is today.
This obsession by some maxis to live in a world without debt is naive at best
Fred Krueger@dotkrueger
The entire idea of fractional reserve banking needs to die. Banks exist for one purpose only -- as a safe place to store money. The idea of lending out that money is a subterfuge created by bankers to provide them a business model. I don't see lending existing 30 years from now. Banks in general will be more like @AvantiBank -- they will hold Bitcoin and they will be backed by something like the "FBIC", a pool of Bitcoin that goes to paying hacks. And it will cost Bitcoin to use the bank. The idea of paying for custody is not new. MicroStrategy uses multiple pure custody vendors, like CoinBase and Fidelity Digital Assets. If your entire business is custody, you can build an efficient, and profitable business. A business that other businesses will want to use, and will be happy to pay for. Yesterday, the FDIC sent a letter to a long list of banks telling them not to get into things like Bitcoin Lending. The FDIC, as @CaitlinLong_ can attest, is the "head of choke point" at "Operation ChokePoint 2.0". It's an obsolete, bankrupt organization that is like a band aid on a terminally sick patient -- the fiat world. But what about lending? Surely banks provide this vital economic function by lending out our deposits to businesses? No. That's a ruse designed by the banks, the Fed and the FDIC to justify the existing corrupt, broken and usurious world order. There certainly will be lending in the future. But it will be more like the merchant banks of Medici Italy. They will assess risk, and lend out their own capital on various terms. I believe long term, MSTR will become such a merchant bank. They will take in Bitcoin deposits from rich businesses and individuals, lend it out judiciously, and pay and receive Bitcoin yield in the process. For the average person, Federally licensed pure custodians will take in Bitcoin deposits at -0.1% yield, and provide piece of mind. The FBIC will replace the FDIC. The Fed will dissapear. And Michael Saylor will become the next Cosimo De Medici.
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@functi0nZer0 That’s not what gets you arrested bruv… say something bad about Pakistani grooming gangs, right now🫡
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The funny thing is that every British person *regularly* posts online about how every single political party leader is an ineffectual asshole (they are)
The American bit about getting arrested for posting is exactly the same as the British bit about school shootings
Hernan Cortes@CyberPunkCortes
How it feels to freely harass and insult British politicians in ways that would get a normal UK citizen arrested. x.com/Violentarstcra…
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@BackTheBunny @elonmusk @yacineMTB why does search suck? Should we blame Canada or the H1-Bs or both?
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incredible. happens all the time. the "top" tab shows nothing either. why is search so bad @elonmusk
𝐃𝐦𝐢𝐭𝐫𝐲 (𝐬𝐚𝐥𝐮𝐭𝐚𝐫𝐲.𝐢𝐨)@BackTheBunny
WONK SLOP (n): WONK SLOP is commonly found when a very clearly good/bad thing occurs, and the wonk (firmly leftwing, falsely claims centrist) provides a tidy "data-driven" AKSHUALLY breakdown to justify why the clearly good/bad thing is actually not that good/bad and everything is fine, actually. WONK SLOP is a fine delicacy of rationalists and people who wear masks outside. It's a tasty treat for those who've made their entire personality around suppressing their natural instincts, squashing innate beliefs, and squelching any semblance of the behavioral immune system that nature has worked tirelessly over centuries to provide for them. WONK SLOP leverages selectively curated numbers to form counternarratives about why the obviously good/bad thing is actually no biggie. It takes opinions masquerading as FACTS to deceive the common libtard and dopey NPC that their decaying environment has never been better. WONK SLOP believes that if you append a number to an opinion, then it ceases to be a narrative-driven political stance about tradeoffs and value judgements, and becomes some kind of rational, high-minded "factual" conclusion, and you need to read a book and get educated so you can come to the same conclusion too! Please have a safe and merry Christmas, and don't let your loved ones succumb to the temptations of WONK SLOP. WONK SLOP: not even once! 👎
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@dystopiabreaker Was considering getting bambu, been hesitant because I wasn’t 100% sure you can run fully air gapped always
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@feus_eth @Noumenon72 @patio11 Yes. It may be limited to 16s and 15 pros. While in a call there is a new icon in the upper left that will record and transcribe a call after announcing the recording.
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I think the people who are well-calibrated about LLMs have ~no idea how many places in society rely on 0-alpha-above-LLM cognition being scarce, and people who control those processes have ~no idea that LLMs can now trivially saturate their bandwidth.
John Peng@theRealJohnPeng
"the fact that society has a bunch of critical pathways that are load bore by limits on human level cognition, that is now almost 100% replaceable with zero cost LLMs, is has seismic implications both for policy and power redistribution" - @patio11 (paraphrased) Complex systems best podcast
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@antpb @shawmakesmagic Got it, very nice. The goal here is to be able to deply in workers or whatever cheap virtual machines people use, instead of spinning up an entire server oneself?
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@feus_eth @shawmakesmagic It’s not just about profit, it’s about access. If the minimum you pay is $5 a month to run your agent and control your data, we solve a lot of problems.
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@Zer0learn @gmoneyNFT Trained on like they have a database they can RAG from of your writings? Or what?
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@gmoneyNFT I have two agents trained on my writing and common resources I chat with for ideas
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is anyone using ai agents in their workflows RIGHT NOW?
doesn't need to be crypto related, just looking for productivity gains.
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@AzFlin @3BerasCapital_ Does this just deposit full range? Or will it manage ticks?
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The mad lads really did it. Anyone who has tried to LP these DAOs on launch day knows it's basically impossible on Uniswap - price swings always cause slippage error. Revert was an okay workaround but still complex.
For @3BerasCapital_, you'll be able to LP instantly no errors.
daos.world 🌎@daosdotworld
We have just created the world's simplest & fastest UniV3 Liquidity Provision UI. Deposit full range liquidity for our DAOs with one click. No fiddling with ranges or slippages. It will always just work.
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