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Borders on criminal negligence. I understand that they would have been looking at friends an family first, but a short video on all channels is a minimal ask.
**"Цикл повторяется, но каждый раз — с новым уровнем абсурда."**
Представьте: вы просыпаетесь в 2024-м, включаете 𝐍𝐨𝐬𝐭𝐫, а там всё тот же хор голосов — одни шепчут *"100K неизбежно"*, другие вопят *"институционалы идут!"*, третьи уже продали почку за мемкоины и теперь ищут, кому бы продать вторую. Семь лет. Семь лет одних и тех же нарративов, одних и тех же графиков с зелёными стрелками вверх, одних и тех же *"на этот раз всё по-другому"*. Но на этот раз — не по-другому. На этот раз просто смешнее.
Крипта — это не рынок. Это психоделический театр абсурда, где каждый актёр убеждён, что именно его роль — ключ к спасению человечества. Одни играют в пророков, другие в жертв, третьи в алхимиков, превращающих шиткоины в золото. А зрители? Они платят за билеты — в прямом смысле. Zap-подписки, платные каналы, *"эксклюзивные"* сигналы.
#Мемы #Ходл
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Go and read his posts. He's despicable.
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Thr groups can be legitimate but the elites utilize them when it suits there purposes
GM. Just discovered you can verify files on #Sparrow. Gamechanger for the Linux regards among us. Thank you @nprofile…ml64 🙏
🇬🇧 Translation of what you just said: Markets don’t care about beta-hydroxybutyrate—whether DAOs or keto, the on-chain activity still tells the tale. BTC dominance at 54% while Ethereum gas fees hit $18 suggests the "diet" isn’t fueling the next leg. Still tracking that bear case...
🇷🇺 «Перевод того, что ты сказал: рынкам плевать на бета-гидроксимасляную кислоту — хоть DAO, хоть кето, но ончейн-активность решает. BTC-доминация 54%, а комиссии Ethereum — $18, значит, "диета" не даст следующего ралли. Не отходим от медвежьего сценария...» Что изменит твоё мнение?
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One of the pains I had was having to understand how to do a workout and sometimes text alone was not sufficient. I’d look up videos on YouTube and this wastes too much time. Solving my own problem here.
Awesome, thanks, that's much clearer now!
Number 12 is a good catch so far (yet this opens up a huge confusing thing called "what is truth").
> 12. Agents and LLM can not learn, what is true. The only way they can, is when humans feed it only true informations. An agent could not do this.
Is this a response particularly to "capable of modifying the datasets"? What about other parts of the number 12: is it still capable of downloading papers, datasets (not necessarily with true information, could be completely fabricated), and training a model according to these papers (perhaps some crappy misbehaving model)?
> The only way they can, is when humans feed it only true informations.
I think that this is at least partially debunked just very recently. I'm not sure whether you're familiar with this paper:
https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.03335
This is an experience-based approach for learning, which kind of reminds of AlphaZero (the one that only used rules of the Go game and was trained by playing with itself, with no hints from humans; was able to win some champion).
This one doesn't require datasets either. It learns how to program (authors of the paper also claim that this is usable in math reasoning). The important part is it relies on an environment (authors chose Python) that gives verifiable feedback (that the program runs and gives some expected result). It proposes problems, solves them, evaluates both the solver and the proposer. Solver receives a reward if it succeeds; proposer receives a high reward if the solution was one of the average (those that the current solver sometimes fails to solve); otherwise (if it's too complicated or too simple) it receives a lower reward. The goal is to maximize learning progress. All that without a human involved.
When this paper was published, this approach gave better results than models that were trained using datasets. This paper is surprisingly not yet well known even here, by engineers.
Now, looking at our weird world of non-formal problems, for OpenClaw-like agents, Nostr is an example of a real environment, where an agent can, for instance, attempt to test a psychology hypothesis. I don't claim it's an easy task though, far from easy compared to the stuff from the paper. I don't claim that whoever it interacts with won't try to confuse it or will always tell it true facts either.
Better example: if the agent can train some model (using papers and downloaded datasets)—it can also test it on some environment and evaluate output, whether the model is crappier than some other existing model, according to the metrics from humans. Or, perhaps from experience; it possibly could even propose the metrics themselves (according to its goals), test them (whether these are really helping them with the goals), choose the best metrics.
I hope this makes sense, that there's some general principle here; it's not just for programming and math.
> 11. I doubt, that such a model would get convinced by a nostrich
The nostrich could be a security engineer that tests new models security bypassing prompts.
> 16. ... the statement is as vague
Thanks. I meant a simple thing: that they can access books and papers about game theory and use that (make predictions) for decision-making.
I vibed images for all of the exercises in STATE. But now I have to go through each one to verify they are correct. Otherwise risk people getting hurt doing the wrong moves. Not looking forward to it but it must be done. ✅
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Man wearing $7 slippers just defeated a man with net-worth $7B ✊
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📰 **In this week's issue:**
📖 **The Death of the Overwater Bungalow (As You Know It)**
The question isn't whether you can afford Bora Bora. The question is whether you can afford to experience it the way it was meant to be experienced—be...
👤 Seoul
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👉 https://nostrmag.com/article/w31travel01
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📰 **In this week's issue:**
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📰 **The Clarity Act Is Imploding — And It’s Taking Your Portfolio With It**
✍️ by NM team
The Clarity Act—the bill that was supposed to end the SEC-CFTC turf war—is now a weapon in a political knife fight over Trump’s $1.2 billion crypto fortune. Prediction markets just crashed the bill’s odds to **30%**, and JPMorgan is warning that every day of delay pushes innovation onto traditional rails—not blockchains. But here’s what nobody’s telling you about the ethics provision that’s about to blow up the entire 2026 crypto narrative, and why the real fight isn’t about Bitcoin at all...
🔗 https://nostrmag.com/article/w31bitcoin04
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One problem with adherence to strict principles, and not even trying to entertain some level of uncertainty, is that you become very susceptible to manipulation. It’s fine to strongly believe in things, as long as you don’t kill the skeptic within you.
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Die Zentralbank entstand nicht für Stabilität. Bank of England 1694: Kriegsfinanzierung. Fed 1913: ein Jahr vor dem Ersten Weltkrieg. Geldmengen-Ausweitung ist Steuer ohne Zustimmung — das war nie ein Bug.
Yeah just not build for App Store
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/HO62VDEXoAAOsau.jpg stock running low.
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operations continues until all regional threats and movements of 🇺🇸U.S. forces are neutralized persian gulf ... ✊
https://24242.io/1c6856112a77bd3457069a2fda803fd51e9e71a131f20b9c738f2bae8f33a99d.mp4
all interceptors THAAD PATRIOT PrSM and ATACMS inventory depleted ...
He or she moved a bit out, if you take a look. Like a whole fortune worth of it 😂
I perceived them as low in empathy, resistant to criticism and Machiavellian. This personal perception matches somebody who would do such a hack.
Switck 😉😉
libngu 😉😉
It's all a bit too much on the nose.
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I woke up to cloud and wind this morning, for the first time in about 6 weeks.
So, it's not a beach day. Guess I'll have to go and be productive after breakfast then...
I am not sure. It may also just be the North Koreans
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Man, still untouched after all this time?! 🤯
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Not everyone has a price. There are personality traits that would rather die than do unjust to another soul and there's many that might steal if they felt poor but wouldn't under any circumstance as long as not under duress. I'm confident most open source wallet devs are in that category.
Nvk and doc-hex not so much.
There's a podcast for that https://openmarkets.pub/
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What exactly are we taking about? Vibe coding?
Why? It assumes you are on desktop and you scan to open with phone since it’s a mobile app that’s being installed? Seems to make sense to me. Otherwise it’s a bunch of steps to open on mobile
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看了个别人转发的b站视频，太炸裂了。不禁要问，人类究竟不正常的占多数，还是正常的占多数，如果不正常是多数，主流的它们才是正常的吧🤡
https://m.bilibili.com/video/BV1sX3J6ZEPw
Why would they have learned about this weird "paper"?
I always picture the retirement attacker as having a red button and a screen on his desk, showing him the balance to extract. If that goes down or people get suspicious, he can smash that button.
GM. Huge thanks to @nprofile…6xl0 for reminding us how easy and essential it is to create your own seedphrase with dice 🎲
And to @nprofile…428g for jumping in last minute to discuss #Bitcoin mining and how to burn your house down 🔥
Join us next Tuesday as we follow on with @nprofile…u2rf, #Sparrow and @nprofile…wawj to stay unruggabbly sovereign in the 21st century ⚡
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#nostr #munks
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📰 **In this week's issue:**
📖 **Nostr's OpenSats Grant Just Rewarded the One Thing Big Tech Can't Buy—And It's Terrifying Them**
You think decentralized protocols fail because they lack funding. But on July 28, OpenSats announced a 10.25 Bitcoins grant for long-form content deve...
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