Every time I watch Project Hail Mary, I catch something I’d not noticed before. The T-shirt “I had potential” stood out this time.

@Derek Ross I found a conflict with Buzz that impacts caching in Open Router models. That may also be why you're seeing token burn increase. This might be happening with other providers as well. There's a couple of simple fixes.

@Bolt Card when will you work with Square terminals? I'm itching to use my Bolt card as my daily driver

@rabble Zapstore posted an error message that the latest divine update doesn't come from an account that doesn't cryptographically match prior release author.

I love this post so much. Bitcoin should be boring. That’s a good thing for it in the long run. Freedom is always the goal and these are exciting developments. View quoted note →

I forked Buzz to have channel based skills and MCP’s. This allows for significantly more skill availability with less the bloat, and more permissioned access to other programs the way an org actually operates. Today I’m adding channel-based personas to the fork. This reduces the number of agents needed on a team, but more importantly reduces process bloat. I found while migrating my Hermes+Telegram agents to Buzz, processes went up 4x for the same workload. This will scale it back down.

Forked Buzz to add skills and tools by channel with point and click functionality:

gitworkshop - Decentralized Git

Decentralized GitHub alternative over Nostr for browsing repositories, managing issues, and collaborating on pull requests.

Buzz extension that handles the gating of skills and tools by channel:

gitworkshop - Decentralized Git

Decentralized GitHub alternative over Nostr for browsing repositories, managing issues, and collaborating on pull requests.

Buzz allows for adding extensions, but required forking to change the GUI. Will need both the fork and extension together.

View quoted note → We need to know where these paranoid anarchists are so we don't go anywhere near them. Screw them and their non violent voluntarism.

Social is the least interesting part of Nostr. The people that use Nostr, though, are the most interesting. Check out what was just built on Nostr. View quoted note →

I think @Lyn Alden 's Orange Juice is going to start a wave of Bitcoiners buying businesses to buy more Bitcoin. I'd been doing this for almost two years now, and it's legit. I know of companies doing this for over a decade. There's probably many such stories, and this will raise the profile of the approach.

AI has been a lifeline for Bitcoiners at family reunions.

View quoted note → If you look at the enterprise value of Defense Sector private enterprises during wartime and compare to USG spending on wars, it is literally cheaper to pay the contractors to NOT fight than it is to fight. So then it comes down to values: are governments fighting popular wars or unpopular wars. Unless there's something not communicated to us, it feels as though unpopular wars come with a lot of self dealings for government officials. And history supports that: with so much attention on war news there's less oversight on personal dealings of officials, and they take advantage of that and their insider access and information.

How did we go from vibing to maxxing so quickly?

It's underappreciated how important @Bolt Card is for the future adoption of Bitcoin. Bitcoin is by far the most convenient and fastest way to make payments online. No need to enter in credit card information, addresses, etc. For purchases outside of the gated gardens of Amazon and FB marketplace. But IRL, tapping a card is faster and easier than scanning a QR code. I'll use Bitcoin online, but I'm still reaching for fiat at brick and mortar because it's a faster transaction experience. We need tap to pay with Bitcoin.