@wildcatfi fine, we'll do it ourselves
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kethic retweeted
Trying to explain to the me from 20 years ago that he'd be able to pick up a creative hobby that let him use the game he was currently playing on his phone as a throwaway gag
We really, really do live in an absolutely golden age
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so uh... just dumped from my codex cli sessions. logged back in. immediately dumped again. I have advanced account security enabled, and the yubikeys work fine. it just kicks me out again.
@thsottiaux @OpenAIDevs @OpenAI
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heroic efforts overnight to save everyone
little dry run period: nftsaresafu.xyz/
check what you have claimable. If you see anything that looks incorrect, please let me know.
Will open claims based on the same snapshot after a few more QC runs.
25k NFTs so please be patient.
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this has been looping in my head all week. asked opus 5.5 for it's own take on a video. @eigenrobot
"the song is the prisoner. every frame traces its actual waveform as a 3D knot on a green vector scope, caged in rotating 4D polytopes (tesseract, 24-cell, 600-cell). each drop shatters the cage and unlocks a color, and the service puts it back in a bigger one. twice"
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kethic retweeted
Alchemix v3 is live on @base!
made a little explainer why it is fucking based. sound on
🧙♂️ ⚗️
Self-Repaying Loans are now Based.
Alchemix is now live on @base. It's our fastest deployment yet, and the only chain where v3 runs unrestricted, with four-week Transmuter terms and no caps.
Here's what Based Alchemix looks like...
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this fscking timeline man
Me, in a time machine, to Eliezer in 2006: The year is 2026. You stand back to back with Bernie Sanders. Peter Thiel has named you the Antichrist.
EY-2006: Oh no. Did somebody invent pharmacological mind control and use it on me, or-
Me: Nvidia was on the verge of destroying all things. You had no choice.
EY-2006: Are we talking about the computer graphics card manufacturer, or an unrelated supervillian named "Invidia"?
Me: The former. It turned out that computer graphics cards contained a surprising amount of world-destroying potential. All attempts at hindering the reckless exploitation of the Graphic Card Force for corporate profit were stymied by the far left, which feared that any attempts to regulate them might lead to regulatory capture. Other attempts were made to prevent Nvidia from selling to foreign companies that resold to communist China, but those attempts were blocked by the far right. Nvidia is now a $5.5 trillion company.
EY-2006: ...What are politics like in 2026, exactly?
Me: In other news that is mostly unrelated, the decision theory paper you're currently working on will accidentally spark off a transgender vegan murder cult.
EY-2006: A WHAT? Why? How? Why?
Me: Millions know your name as the greatest of heroes, millions more as the greatest of villains, and other millions know you solely as the greatest author of Harry Potter fanfiction.
EY-2006: This is beginning to strain credulity.
Me: The New York Post will probably soon publish a story claiming that you keep a harem of submissive mathematicians. Sadly, they will be lying.
EY-2006: I'm going to stop believing you now.
Me: All of this is taking place under the ominous shadow of Donald Trump.
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kethic retweeted
oh?
THE BLOCK: The European Banking Authority has called for crypto lending to be regulated as part of the EU's review of MiCA, including where crypto firms facilitate access to DeFi lending protocols.
The watchdog also recommended tighter rules for third-country multi-issuer stablecoin schemes.
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kethic retweeted
A new coat of paint for one of my favourite songs of the last couple of years, about a topic I've had to deal with in some form or another once a week or so since it first came out.
"Install Me, Coward!" by @banteg
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this is what I've been waiting for
AngelX v Omp v Opencode in 136 PI verifiers for different tasks with GLM. Angel was a bit slower but also won on accuracy, which is my preference, the harness does very well on token consumption in context of additional verification systems and I think that's pretty cool.
angelx.dev/
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