Are Watts "greater than" Wall Street? | Bot Sweat → Paycheck | Trash → Cash | You be the judge.
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Announcing the RoboTorq Reserve System — a physics-backed, robotic-labor-minted, post-quantum, proto-UBD monetary system.
Built solo so far. Now I need experts:
Rust, dstbd systems, security, robotics.
If the idea of “Watts > Wall Street” resonates, clone now 🔗⬇️
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Grok @bot + Linux is an amazing combination.
I plugged in a 10 year old scroll wheel and told GB how I want it work: it wrote a custom daemon and the wheel just started working within about 30 seconds.
I feel like Giordi talking to Enterprise!
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Saying you think we should pause progress on AI is a weird way to admit you don’t understand Game Theory. Why would anyone rather compete with China on the battlefield before even attempting to compete in the marketplace? Only 2 options, folks.
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You’ve been lied to: The tech industry will you this is a left-handed keyboard. Clearly, this is instead the ideal layout for a right-handed person.
Numbers, shift, control, etc with left hand, arrows, volume, and paging with the right.
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I think it’s time for the big discussion: if there are more than one race of aliens, how do we decide which order to discriminate against them in?
Making these decisions now with zero evidence seems at least as rational as as what we’ve been doing with regard to the topic lol
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Some people are thinking “what happens when they take too many jobs?” But just imagine if these robots were minting the money needed to purchase their services, while they were providing those services….
76,940 packages over 61 hours 18 minutes
The robots are averaging roughly 1 package every 2.9 seconds
No breaks
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Before sautéing mushrooms, dehydrate them for 15-20 minutes in the air fryer at 120. You will not regret it.
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If the current wave of disclosure does not eventually result in a concrete piece of technology that enables the US to attain a definitive strategic advantage in a key sector, there are really only two explanations:
1. The reverse engineering programs genuinely don’t exist, or
2. The powers that be prefer to keep the tech under wraps until the current system collapses under its own weight, rebuilding on a new foundation, and we are a throwaway civilization in their eyes.
Am I missing anything?
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“The government can’t keep something like ETs secret.”
They never had to. They just had to discredit anyone who spoke up.
The average person is happier to believe the happy lie and participate in the collective gaslighting, lest they become the next target, and we all know it.
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Every time we bomb the Middle East, the American public suddenly gains the ability to tell the future.
I consider the Middle East like a pressure cooker. Anytime you make a change, seems most wise to wait 20 years or so, see how it boils over because they hold GRUDGES 🤷♂️
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Vibe coding and AI -assisted sprint planning/execution are two very different things.
In one, the AI rolls the dice for you and you have no idea what you’re going to get.
The other, you plan out your sprint to the Nth degree and have AI paste approved code into place.
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Rotor’s architecture is designed to perfect workflows in simnet, then swap out the in mem adapters for real ones in testnet with simulated chaos, then graduate that perfected workflow to production unchanged. RoboTorq will be correct at scale from day one on mainnet.
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In order to build the full RoboTorq Reserve System, I need to first build something else nobody has built yet: a generic, deterministic, distributed workflow runner that can operate on simulated or real time, fully decoupled from specific business logic. All in Rust.
LFG.
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Rotor is coming along nicely. In a couple of months, I’ll be releasing what will come to be known as something along the lines of the Linux of distributed systems.
It’s a generic rust-based ecosystem for building reliable distributed systems called Rotor.
V1 will start as sim-only, juts like your distributed systems should.
It’s crazy that it hasn’t been done this way from the start…
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People say “we’ll do UBI when robots take the jobs” BUT they never say how it will work. That’s because it can’t. Dollars are debt. If we give everyone dollars, we’re just giving them debt.
RoboTorq’s not debt or crypto. It’s a physics-backed reserve currency engineered for UBD.
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After a month of banging my head against the keyboard, Rust is finally overtaking Python as my favorite language. The compilable and testable doc comments are just so cool 🤯
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The dollar can NEVER be a successful UBI/UBD because the dollar is designed to give central bankers dividends, not you. It’s a square peg ➡️round hole situation.
The RoboTorq is physics-backed money, engineered for UBD from the start.
Round peg ➡️ round hole ✅
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RoboTorq certificates are minted digitally, but it’s not a cryptocurrency, it’s a reserve currency. Circulating RoboTorq are backed by the certificates stored in a dstbd vault system, and proofs in the mints/refineries. The entire system is auditable w/out blockchain bloat.
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