
maktub 🌊🦉| noob | ground control @cloberDEX | prev. @jpmorgan, @0xfastlane
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Mind you, we’ve been doing (and pioneering) this at @CloberDEX for over a year.
Permissionless propAMMs (anyone can provide liquidity) seem to be the logical next step.
Fynd, Metric, and now Yield Basis are all experimenting with this idea.
Potentially a big unlock for all of DeFi. DEX will take over CEX, just a matter of time.
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The OP was deleted but I found it a really good post to share some thoughts on and discuss.
> "the happiest partners in my office are all men with stay at home wives, all the others are miserable psychos"
Hmm, from my POV this probably works well when the SAH partner is at least competent and productive enough, effective at home-making including and critically early child development(implementing our shared and agreed values and protocols as a way of life), and it works phenomenally well when she shows high competency on the socio-economic aspect: excelling at the relationships and opportunities across social groups, clubs, orgs, and committees of interest like PTA, kids’ sports and recreation, philanthropy, community development, and so on.
Like yeah, making sure the home is the best home it can be is already a big win. On top of that, extending our influence, security, and even practical reach into the society right around us makes for a bigger win which I’ll very much appreciate and work more towards enabling.
Coming back from work and finding out that my lady was the reason a cancer-research fundraiser succeeded, or that new study materials got delivered to the school, or something along those lines would be a real admirable and desirable outcome that I’d love to see more and more, especially when I can enable her to do so. To me, that’s some of what characterises a homemaker/SAH life partner.
My grandad was a businessman, and my grandmother held a lot of the family’s influence, especially in politics. So much so that she apparently became a political force of nature in her community, and I think my grandad was lucky for that.
A lot has changed since their time in terms of how society, dating, and life + family-building are done, and a lot of what the OP kinda signals at some of that, so there's definitely a much broader discussion worth having. Will probably add more thoughts on this in the comments later.
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> be jensen huang
> get compromised by chinese honeytrapper
> media calling it the downfall of nvidia
> wrong
> nvidia completely disavows china
> cuts the cord and pulls all china operations overnight
> board gives jensen an immediate, unanimous vote of confidence
> jensen takes nvidia 100% america first
> jensen declared as target and victim of Chinese state espionage
> he was just trying to do honest global business
> bridges burned with china forever
> wall st flips out in a good way
> @TheRoaringKitty returns with: "WE LIKE THE CHIPS."
> wallstreetbets army floods call options to gigasqueeze the $NVDA shorts
> $NVDA re-rated from commercial tech to mandatory national security infra
> lost 20% china rev vaporized? doesn't matter
> backstopped instantly by mega US/NATO sovereign defense compute contracts
> hyperscaler private sector buys out all remaining rack capacity
> masayoshi son makes a comeback as biggest $NVDA bull
> abu dhabi doubles down on nvidia
> $NVDA skyrockets to nosebleeding all-time highs
> 47 pardons and gives jensen presidential medal of freedom
> jensen and lori renew vows at new white house ballroom
> jensen and america win
Breaking news from @ianmking: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admits to extramarital affair and the company board is now investigating him being targeted by a Chinese espionage plot. He remains CEO for now. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
nothing like some jazz music in the background while codex hits the millionth blocker for the day that you'll be forwarding to claude to help figure out
To all my mutuals that would love to get a week’s worth of Claude Pro for free, hola at your boi in the DMs.
(If you’re already building something cool with something else and looking for the extra boost with Claude, hmu too!)
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a new trick i've been trying for a while to get through very long posts on this app: reading from the bottom to the top.
(it works surprisingly well)
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Agentic commerce needn't be constrained by a binary choice between network tokens and agents with balances. Both can operate in a unified stack.
An agent-controlled account funded with stablecoins (or any preferred base asset) on a given cloud ledger network can dynamically issue network tokens whenever a specific payment domain requires them to complete a transaction.
Agentic commerce will go one of two ways
1. Network tokens. This is how Apple Pay works today, and it will replace virtual cards / the current hack of giving your agent your card number.
2. Agents with balances. Agents have their own stablecoin wallet with a card attached.
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This kid sitting next to me is doing his physics homework, and now I'm feeling pure nostalgia watching him solve for the velocity of a moving car.
Probably one of the greatest things to look forward to about having children in the future. We may not necessarily get to play the same video games, but we'll both get to solve the same physics problems.
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agentic payments infrastructure and reliable settlement are crucial, but the majority of work required for agentic commerce to really take off has awfully very little to do with payments.
few.
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Congrats to the Aztec team and community on the Tierra upgrade and also the new creative direction.
Tierra delivers the much-needed updates to make privacy-enabled apps truly usable and scalable on-chain. Hoping to see great teams make the best of it all.
Introducing Aztec Tierra (Alpha V6).
The platform for unstoppable private apps is here.
Ethereum's only decentralized L2, with fully programmable privacy: permissionless, private smart contracts.
No backdoors. No gatekeepers.
aztec.network/blog/introduci…
I hope @thsottiaux knows the Pygmalion effect he creates whenever he pushes a fresh reset.
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everyone's complaining about agentic commerce, but its biggest problem is literally one solid hackathon weekend away from being solved forever.
hint: sneakerheads and ticket scalpers built working 'agentic' pipelines ages ago, they just called them checkout bots.
tired: why was that temperature setting even available in the first place?
wired: the attackers reprogrammed the temp regulation system to make it go all the way up
JUST IN: French blood bank hit by cyber attack with blood samples being heated to 110 degrees Celsius from their maintained -30, per Le Canard Enchaîné.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The 110 °C figure was the value hacked equipment was reprogrammed to reach, which does not mean the cold rooms or plasma bags actually reached 110 °C. France's health ministry said the anomalies were spotted in time, with no operational consequences. cyberattaque.org/cyberattaque-c…
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