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@StewStoop

Maximally seeking truth. Maximally seeking knowledge. Maximally-seeking being

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirate 加入时间 Temmuz 2011
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Jack
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Mark Jeffrey explains how Bitcoin convinced the world to donate CPU and electricity and how TAO is doing the same thing for AI "What is Bitcoin? It's Earth's largest supercomputer, 500x larger than its nearest competitor” What do we need to train AI? Earth's largest supercomputer. Bitcoin grew because it incentivized itself into existence” “It convinced all these people to donate CPU and electricity to mine these coins. It worked once. Let's do it again for AI"
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@freethoughtster @const_reborn @markjeffrey @chang_defi “All ‘mining’ could stop today and the chain would keep pumping out TAO & alpha” Wrong. Emission is scheduled at protocol level meaning formula for block rewards doesn’t depend on miners being present. If subnets stop outputs; Yuma has nothing to rank & intelligence market halts
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Yespo
Yespo@freethoughtster·
@const_reborn @markjeffrey @chang_defi but mined TAO isn't related to work put in. It's not a POW chain. It's POAuthority, or some such. All "mining" could stop today and the chain would keep pumping out TAO & alpha. Correct me if I'm wrong. I'm as TAO-pilled as anyone but it's DESPITE this.
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Sτew@StewStoop·
@freethoughtster @const_reborn @markjeffrey @chang_defi Yes, TAO “mining” isn’t PoW, it's "Proof of Intelligence" an upgrade to the useless puzzle solving of PoW. Reward is tied to performance (quality of intelligence), not to arbitrary stake or time alone. Bittensor does not use Proof of Authority, it uses Yuma Consensus.
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Harry (𝜏,𝜏)
Harry (𝜏,𝜏)@princeharry_za·
Just do 1 hour of research on Bittensor $TAO. It may change your life.
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Sτew@StewStoop·
@CryptoAvex @nvidia @intel Thanks. Long road since buying around ~$50 back in '23. Hard to pass on an AI economy moving at an incredible pace with founders and OGs who care about making good tech. Popcorn 🍿, stake $TAO, and chill.
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Crypto Avex
Crypto Avex@CryptoAvex·
Genuine question for $TAO holders 👇 Amazing profits in 3 days. Now real question is do you: 🟢 Hold everything — $1,000 incoming 🟡 Partial sell — lock some, hold rest 🔴 Sell all — take profits, re-buy dip Comment + tell me your avg buying price 👇 (Mine is $198 👀)
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Sτew@StewStoop·
@sobczak_mariusz @Investing88ai When will they release the Investing88 trusted stake strategy to the public? Oh, and ask really nicely so they feel obligated to let us degen
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Mariuszek
Mariuszek@sobczak_mariusz·
Nerds will host $TAO subnet 88 @Investing88ai today at 3 pm EST, if you guys have any questions post them here and I will ask for you.
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Sτew@StewStoop·
@jon_durbin @DeFi_42069 Perhaps this is a factor to add to the deregistration equation to denote poor network value as miners are not being improperly incentivized and therefore not producing value to the wheel that is Bittensor
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Jon Durbin
Jon Durbin@jon_durbin·
This makes me a bit sad: minersunion.ai/burn?view=heat… (or see taostats subnet list, sort by incentive burn) 73% of subnets are burning >= 50% of miner emissions, 61% are at 100% 🤯 AKA ~half of all bittensor subnets are not paying miners to produce their commodity. There are of course some good reasons to burn emissions, but if you burn 100%, miners are making nothing, therefore there's no incentive to build or provide whatever commodity your subnet produces. And yes there are other exceptions, e.g. sn3 reduces burn a bit when there is an active model training run and then off between runs, etc. Would be nice to see that trend in the other direction, so these tokens are flowing into incentivizing this network to be built, rather than just flowing to subnet owners and stakers. (i.e. would be better to not have pumpfun vibes IMO but this is crypto after all). I don't know what the purpose of emissions/inflows are if there's no corresponding incentive to build all the things.
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Sτew@StewStoop·
@0xSammy @KhalaResearch After reading this report, I turned on notifications for all posts by @KhalaResearch. Great work! Please, a glimpse at whats coming. Im working on stabilizing a LangGraph multi-agent deployment that will consume and act on Subnet insights + other signals for specific use cases.
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Sτew@StewStoop·
@Prince_Canuma @boyuan_chen Keep us posted! Meanwhile im gonna go shop around for bigger thinking and coding models to run on my Studio if your tests come out positive
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Prince Canuma@Prince_Canuma·
@boyuan_chen Yap, it’s what I will do if proven right. Otherwise it will be a flag.
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Prince Canuma@Prince_Canuma·
Just implemented Google’s TurboQuant in MLX and the results are wild! Needle-in-a-haystack using Qwen3.5-35B-A3B across 8.5K, 32.7K, and 64.2K context lengths: → 6/6 exact match at every quant level → TurboQuant 2.5-bit: 4.9x smaller KV cache → TurboQuant 3.5-bit: 3.8x smaller KV cache The best part: Zero accuracy loss compared to full KV cache.
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Google Research@GoogleResearch

Introducing TurboQuant: Our new compression algorithm that reduces LLM key-value cache memory by at least 6x and delivers up to 8x speedup, all with zero accuracy loss, redefining AI efficiency. Read the blog to learn how it achieves these results: goo.gle/4bsq2qI

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Jon Durbin
Jon Durbin@jon_durbin·
For what it's worth: 1. the number includes validator/staker rewards which you can basically remove from the equation. 2. it also includes owner emissions, which actually get locked into a smart contract, irrelevant. 3. Assumption that every dime of emission is sold, not true. 4. Our ARR projections are much closer to 8 figures now. So, basically fake news, but DYOR lol.
Pine Analytics@PineAnalytics

Bittensor's biggest subnet receives $52M a year in TAO emissions. It generates $2.4M in actual revenue. Without the subsidy, it would cost more than AWS.

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Sτew@StewStoop·
@PineAnalytics @here4impact Lololol except you found it prudent to post a number of "facts" that turnout to be wildly inaccurate or just plain wrong decimating your credibly. You chose a FUD narrative to explore without validating. Yikes to anyone who depends on your "research".
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Pine Analytics
Pine Analytics@PineAnalytics·
@here4impact No. The core thesis is that subnets are providing a commoditized service without a moat, and that is an existential issue. The paper was about exploring that idea.
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Sτew@StewStoop·
Spot on article by @bittingthembits. Snapshotting current state of $TAO then dooming it based rev & subsidy mechanism soothes the Fudders aka Mental gymnastics on why to continue fading Bittensor. Participating in the Bittensor ecosystem will seem so obvious in hindsight
Andy ττ@bittingthembits

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Sτew@StewStoop·
@nordin_eth @jack @grok @grok you appear to be broken when it comes to Bittensor queries. Are you learning censorship skills from MSM? Do xAI investors know that you are broken?
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jack
jack@jack·
is the future value of "open source" code anymore? i believe it's shifting to data, provenance, protocols, evals, and weights. in that order.
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