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READ IF YOU ARE AN ATHEIST:
The Universe came from nothing? Nothing is the creator? & If we die we go back to nothing? So we merge back with the creator?
The human body is a wonder! Science can’t even comprehend the tip of the ice berg!
WAKE UP! FIND GOD WHILE ON EARTH!
Replying to @yrschrade
the hard part is making it seamless
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World models are splitting into two paths:
1. Stream explorable worlds in real time - immersive, dynamic, but fleeting.
2. Create persistent 3D scenes (like Gaussian splats) – you can save, revisit, and build on.
One is an experience. The other is an asset.
While other ship apps
We ship entire stack
@dTelecom → real-time rails: voice, video, AI
@dMeetApp → work & coordination
@Frogy_LIVE → creators & culture
Infra → product → mass adoption
One vertically integrated ecosystem & economy
$2.6M+ to the community powering it
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I don't know any details or who, but just reading the article, it's self contradicting 👇.
One could also make a narrative "maybe they were fired because they didn't prevent it?" IF it were even true. It would also mean the 3rd party tools (the same used by law enforcement) didn't catch it either?
I don't run Binance anymore, but as an ex-ceo, I know they run EVERY transaction through multiple 3rd party AML tools.
You can put a negative narrative on anything by talking to "anonymous source" who is "unhappy" or paid to FUD.
NEW: BINANCE FIRES TOP INVESTIGATORS WHO CLAIM TO HAVE UNCOVERED EVIDENCE OF IRANIAN SANCTIONS VIOLATIONS - PER FORTUNE SOURCES
SOURCE: fortune.com/2026/02/13/binan…
81 days
35M+ minutes processed
50K+ users
$40K+ NPV
12× growth
This is what scaling looks like
The future of #DePIN in not human-to-human.
It’s agent-to-infra.
We’re optimized the stack for LLMs.
a) you ask Claude "build me a new zoom, make no mistakes"
b) agent scrapes our docs & architecture
c) agent ships production-ready zoom-clone
Easy to build
No mistakes
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Before you place your bets on my robot fight today just know I got some experience under my belt 🤣
Communication is life.
2025 brought big limits and gates to this life.
@dMeetApp is built on @dTelecom rails to keep comms open
- no geo borders,
- no VPNs
- real-time translation (30+ languages)
- enterprise-grade video.
When the economy depends on comms >> access matters.
Discord will soon be expanding teen safety protections worldwide including teen-by-default settings and age assurance designed to create safer experiences for teens.
We’re also launching recruitment for Discord's first Teen Council, creating a space for teen voices to help shape our safety and wellbeing work. Applications are now open for US teens ages 13–17.
Learn more about these updates here: dis.gd/teen-safety
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This is one of those updates that sounds futuristic until you realize it’s already working.
Teletraining with neural intent + exoskeletons is basically a shortcut for teaching robots how humans actually move and decide in messy, real homes. That’s not theory, that’s data acquisition at the source.
From a capital lens, this is the kind of capability that compounds fast once it scales.
Watching this through @xmaquina, it’s exactly the signal you want early. The teams solving training, not just hardware, are the ones that end up defining the curve.
$DEUS
At @FourierRobots, humanoid robots are learning household tasks through teletraining.
Operators wear brain-computer interfaces and exoskeleton arms.
Neural intent and physical motion are streamed into the robot as training signals.
A glimpse into the future of embodied AI.
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According to the latest Challenger, Gray & Christmas report, U.S. job cut announcements hit 108,435 in January, the highest for that month since 2009. This is a massive 118% jump year-over-year and up 205% from December.
Because these are planned cuts, the report serves as a warning for the months ahead. It adds pressure on the Fed to pivot toward rate cuts to fulfill its mandate of maximum employment, as lower borrowing costs typically help companies expand rather than downsize.
































