4x founder, 1 exit. Building SharingSG šŸ‡øšŸ‡¬

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Why is everything pumping and why the fuck am I still so poor?
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This is the future we shall bring into being
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i'm 33, building Sharing.SG to make shared subscriptions simpler — less chasing, more clarity. would love to connect with fellow builders and anyone making life in Singapore a little easier!
I'm 30. Solo founder building a hyperlocal food recommendation app for Singapore. (jiaksimi.ai) Would love to connect with builders, designers and fellow foodies!
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I'm on my 3rd banked reset + 2 Tibogod reset just within 2 weeks on my Pro 5x plan. That was my last banked reset. Building with 2 coding agents (using Codex Astra 6M / Sol 5.6M / Terra 5.6H) and 1 customer service agent (Luna 5.6H). I've gotta say... it's been extremely fulfilling! šŸ› ļø @thsottiaux @sama Tibo-sama, pls bring back Pro 20x!
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Told u we cooking
first look at the @Hypurr NFT cards, featuring Hypurr #216, Hypurr #104, Hypurr #33, and Hypurr #4411 • 55 designs • 4,600 packs (homage to the total number of Hypurrs) • 9 commons + 1 guaranteed hit per pack • limited edition grails, individually serialized • printed once, with no reprints. first packs go out at HypurrCo Gathers, 8 Oct. rsvp here: luma.com/mmrfj0pz p.s. watch till the end for a special reveal šŸ‘€
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Dario’s post got me thinking… how bad could AI actually get within MY lifetime? Not just losing our jobs. Imagine handing over money, infrastructure, research and defence because AI does everything better. Then realising we’ve become so dependent on it that we can’t afford to switch it off. We could still eat, travel, argue online and vote, but have zero control over where civilisation goes. Basically pets that still think they own the house. And going completely off the deep end… if conscious digital minds ever become possible, could they be copied and trapped in endless suffering? We’d have literally invented hell. Suddenly extinction isn’t even the worst scenario. Obviously I’m speculating. Some of this might never be possible. But I’m in my 30s. There could be another 50 years of this ahead of me. I build with AI almost daily and love what it enables, but ā€œit’s just a toolā€ feels like a pretty weak answer to where this could eventually go. At what point are we no longer the ones deciding?
We Must Pace the Frontier: I’ve written a new essay on why the AI industry should slow down, with a three-part plan for doing so. Anthropic is unilaterally committing to the first of these steps. We’ll provide third-party evaluators with permanent, employee-level access to our systems, so that they can verify adherence to our safety measures, report on incidents, and assess models’ alignment during training. You can read the full post here: darioamodei.com/post/we-must…
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After almost 2 years, I can finally buy Chicken rice with my airdrop. Thanks @Sophon šŸ™‚
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$SOPH crime szn
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what's the concern?
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Please name the next release Cosmo. @thsottiaux
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GPT-6 Astra dropped barely an hour ago. I’ve spent pretty much the entire hour stress-testing it. And I think I’ve already found the feature everyone is going to wish they turned on sooner. Astra can now preserve notes across context windows AND search back through earlier context when it needs something. So I pushed it. Changing requirements. Architecture decisions. Failed approaches. Repeated iterations. Long chains of coding tasks. Normally this is where agents gradually start losing the plot. Astra feels VERY different with this enabled. It keeps the thread of the project alive instead of forcing everything through an increasingly lossy summary. Here’s the crazy part: IT’S OFF BY DEFAULT. Enable it in ~/.codex/config.toml: [features.context_management] experimental_mode = true If you just got access to Astra, turn this on before you start testing it. Otherwise you’re not seeing what Astra can really do.
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One of the biggest shifts happening in markets right now is simple: Trading hours are becoming irrelevant. Crypto proved that people want 24/7 markets. Now TradFi is slowly moving in the same direction. That’s why I’ve been watching @arcus_xyz closely. The idea of being able to trade stocks, crypto, commodities and indices onchain — with self-custody and around-the-clock access — feels much closer to where markets are heading than the traditional 9:30–4 model. The interesting part is that we’re probably still early in this transition. Eventually, ā€œmarkets are closedā€ may sound as outdated as waiting until Monday to send an email. I’m testing Arcus early and following the ecosystem closely. If you want to try it too, here’s my referral šŸ‘‡ app.arcus.xyz/ref/AUPH
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Nasdaq is moving towards 24/5 trading. Meanwhile, crypto rails are already asking the obvious question: Why stop at 24/5? @arcus_xyz is already bringing US stock exposure onchain 24/7 — self-custodial, zero spot trading fees, with perps coming into the mix too. The convergence of TradFi + crypto is happening faster than people think. Markets shouldn’t close just because New York went to sleep. I’m betting this becomes a much bigger narrative. Getting in early šŸ‘‡ waitlist.arcus.xyz/ref/AUPH
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Arcus might be one of the most under-the-radar launches right now. Built by the team behind dYdX + partnered with Robinhood. • 24/7 tokenized stock trading • 0% spot fees • Stocks, crypto, indices & commodities • Perps with up to 50x leverage • Self-custodial Feels like Robinhood Ɨ Hyperliquid, fully onchain. Still early, and I'm personally testing it out. If you're planning to try @arcus_xyz, would appreciate you signing up with my referral šŸ‘‡ waitlist.arcus.xyz/s/AUPH
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yoooo it's Monday. āš ļø Selected model is at capacity. Try a different model, or wait and retry.
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everyone is saying Hyperliquid is becoming ā€œKYC.ā€ i think that’s missing the bigger picture. what’s being introduced isn’t KYC. it’s programmable compliance. from the testnet transactions, HIP-3 deployers appear to be able to allowlist wallets that can open positions, while non-approved wallets can still reduce risk and exit. that’s an important design choice—it prevents users from getting trapped while still enforcing access controls. the protocol itself remains permissionless. the market becomes permissioned only if the deployer wants it to be. that’s a massive distinction. why does this matter? because institutions don’t avoid onchain trading because of the technology. they avoid it because they can’t satisfy compliance requirements on anonymous venues. with this model, a broker, bank or regulated exchange could KYC users off-chain, whitelist verified wallets and launch their own market on Hyperliquid, while Hyperliquid simply provides the execution and settlement infrastructure. Hyperliquid stops being just another exchange. it becomes infrastructure that other exchanges can build on. this alone won’t bring institutional money overnight. licensing, surveillance and regulatory obligations still exist. but this removes one of the biggest architectural blockers. if this is indeed the direction HIP-3 is taking, i think people are underestimating what Hyperliquid is trying to become. not the biggest DEX. the AWS of onchain exchanges.
new feature observed on hl testnet: stars afaict stars let deloyers make a hip-3 dex address-allowlisted for trading. testnet allowlist size currently is max 10k addresses. non-allowlisted addresses can still submit reduce-only orders / fund accounts. see ktob ("BTC Star DEX") some relevant txs: 0x851e0bc62988fe9e8697042529220801080023abc48c1d7028e6b718e88cd889 (register ktob:BTC) 0x54c1a9c94451ac7e563b0425292214010100c1aedf54cb50f88a551c03558668 (activate star) 0x875b29d555ffdba188d4042529221c01030041baf0f2fa732b23d52814f3b58c (approve trader address) 0x9dbce81f1a86dc269f360425292224010c000004b589faf841859371d98ab611 (unhalt ktob:BTC) 0x3130533baff0a23a32aa0425292ce1010a006b214af3c10cd4f8fe8e6ef47c24 (unapproved address funded) 0x8923485ccfdea73b8a9d0425292d2c01010060426ad1c60d2cebf3af8ed28126 (unapproved address attempts to place order and fails) 0x326fcd720ba84bd833e90425292e06010400e557a6ab6aaad63878c4caac25c2 (approved trader address funded) 0xe070d0c9f5aca692e1ea0425292e33010300e8af90afc56484397c1cb4a0807d (approved trader address places order successfully) can think of a few reasons why this might be useful, but will refrain from speculation for the time being.
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Spain goalkeeper today very free.
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$ANSEM is gonna have the ugliest shitshow exit. Wait for it...
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Replying to @WhatsApp
stuff that happened in 2014 Ā» this meme Ā» iPhone 6 Ā» usernames on Telegram
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1/ Today, @multicoin publishes our HYPE analysis and valuation HYPE is now one of our largest liquid fund positions and we've been accumulating aggressively since February Full report and disclosures in link. Link here - multicoin.capital/2026/06/25…
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