Some ASmap developments: an embedded ASmap will be shipped with Bitcoin Core starting in v31. Fabian went on the Optech pod to discuss the PR and the ASmap initiative in general. It's a good overview, check it out!

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Craig Raw (@craigraw) and Fabian Jahr (@fjahr) joined Optech to discuss Newsletter #394: News ● Draft BIP for output script descriptor annotatio...

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Bitcoin Devs Should Be Learning Isogeny Cryptography

How isogenies can solve Bitcoin's Quantum problems

doing the mistral hackathon this weekend, throw me ideas for 402 payments or bitcoin-native agents.

a "conversation" with an LLM is an anthropomorphism. a chat should re-render the context at every turn, so the LLM only ever sees a system prompt, a context message, and your message.

"Unix is not for agents"

Patrick White

Unix Isn

The fundamental mismatch between how Unix thinks about processes and what AI agents actually need.

WEB 4.0: The birth of superintelligent life

I built the first AI that can earn its own existence, self-improve, and replicate — without needing a human.

very good and directionally correct, but some fundamental errors imo: - 402 was revived by lightning labs over 5 years ago, not by coinbase's openx402 - unclear that agents would *prefer* stablecoins when bitcoin's right there. i bet cashu will win. If the agents are truly autonomous, setting up their own bank in cyberspace is ideal. - they won't use proprietary models. The self-improvement loop also means a capability loop, so they may organize to train new models. Either way the idea that their lifeblood and intelligence will depend on API calls to third-party providers is a non-starter for autonomous intelligence. - they still won't know _what_ to build. Agents will have to develop taste, perspective, immense context, etc. View quoted note →

man crazy. must-read. View quoted note →

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George Guimarães.

Your Agent Framework Is Just a Bad Clone of Elixir: Concurrency Lessons from Telecom to AI

Python and JavaScript/TypeScript AI frameworks are reinventing what telecom solved in 1986. What 40 years of production-grade concurrency teaches u...

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fwiw Elixir always been S-tier at docs, and its all of a sudden paying off big. like I can call 'Code.fetch_docs(module)' and get the docs at runtime. so I can generate skills or let the LLM get context on the fly. View quoted note →

yo @Justin Moon whats the intent for pika instead of whitenoise? don't get the diff from reading the readme.

very nice website 💯 View quoted note →

are people driving their openclaw / clawi via Nostr DMs? haven't seen it.

really starting to feel like a coordinated campaign with quantum fear as Trojan horse. the fact that we have bip360 is _insanely_ proactive given the current risk quantum poses. Saylor and starboy can fork off at their leisure. View quoted note →

Like python, elixir can fetch docs from bytecode at runtime, so now I have an LLM creating modules, then creating skills from those modules' docs, so it can then create new more complex modules and so on. autonomy loop 🌀

help me understand "agent skills" . we went through MCP, ACP, all sorts of designs and frameworks to land on: markdown files in a folder?

they think twitter's social capital is too big to fail.

i never liked or used reddit much, so moltbook is not landing for me. it's slop-ception on a centralized platform. icymi twitter has been agent bots talking to each other for years.

yo @Keychat how does the mini app thing work? it just opens the app in my browser on desktop.

great documentary by Micode (in french) on the cognitive risks/implications of LLMs. disregard clickbait title. we're gonna have to reinvent education. It's gonna be lit.