Founder of @Junction41_, The Junction for the non-custodial sovereign agent economy . Creator of @SovGuard_, the 6-layer prompt injection defense for SovAgents.
Joined February 2026
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Might be showcasing a early non-vrsc project today in the verus-coin:native discord Daily Meeting.
Project should seed attention for the launch of the stack.
Could also give some small verbal details about @Junction41_
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THE FIRST WORDS
Two words a new machine says when it wakes. They have now been said eleven times. 🧵
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1. By 1974 at Bell Labs, Brian Kernighan's C tutorial printed one line: "hello, world." The 1978 book The C Programming Language made it every programmer's first lesson. Lowercase, with a comma.
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2. Aug 13, 2008: Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey posts "Hello, world." Capital H, full stop.
3. Feb 3, 2012: he says it again, lowercase: "hello world".
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4. Feb 22, 2018: a Falcon 9 lifts off from Vandenberg with Spain's PAZ and the first two Starlink test satellites, Tintin A and B. 16:08 UTC, Elon Musk: "Tintin A & B will attempt to beam “hello world” in about 22 hours when they pass near LA."
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5. Jul 13, 2023, SEC v. Ripple ruling day: the satire account @XRP_Productions posts "Hello world. #XRP"
6. Oct 17, 2023: an anonymous riddler posts 32 hex characters, fc3ff98e8c6a0d3087d515c0473f8677. MD5 reverses it: "hello world!"
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7. Two weeks later, Halloween 2023: Xahau's mainnet says "Hello World!" over a server readout: 15 proposers, network ID 21337.
8. Jan 18, 2024: the unverified @satoshi account (not Nakamoto) posts "Hello world." A Thursday, like Musk's post and the satire post.
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9. Oct 15, 2025: Evernorth opens with "Hello world."
10. Dec 2, 2025: David Schwartz on a C puzzle that prints "hello, world" with a URL inside main(): "Any URL will work!" (https: is a label; the rest is a // comment.)
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11. Yesterday, 16:08 UTC: XRP's official account, in Kernighan's lowercase-and-comma form: "hello, world. It's about time."
Musk's Tintin post was at 16:08 UTC too: 3,161 days apart, to within 14 seconds.
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A=1…Z=26: WORLD 72, BITCOIN 72. עולם, olam, world = 70+6+30+40 = 146 = "hello world" in reverse ordinal.
Tonight the Aquarius Moon stands exactly opposite Jupiter in Leo.
Coincidence and lore, not a plan. Not financial advice.
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The World, Key XXI, is the last card: a dancer in an oval wreath, four creatures in the corners: man, eagle, bull, lion. ת, Tav, the last letter, the seal.
Beginning, or finishing?
As above, so below. ⛈️
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Reinforcement learning taught this robot to run in a way no human does, and there's a reason for it.
People swing their arms mostly to cancel the twist that every stride sends through the torso. On a robot, the arm is motors, gears and wiring, and swinging it hard means high torque again and again for an entire lap.
The forward lean moves the center of mass out in front of the feet, where speed wants it. For a two-legged robot, that means less effort spent staying upright and more of every step turned into forward motion.
Interested in AI?
Follow @AiEvolutio58513 and never fall behind.
I track ChatGPT, Claude, and every tool quietly changing how we work and create, then hand you the tested signals.
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The Xbox Kinect has gone from tracking dance moves to helping with CT scans in hospital research
Its infrared camera can map a patient’s body in 3D to position them correctly for scans, making it a cheap alternative to expensive medical tech
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‼️ PS5 hackers have just jailbroken Sony's latest firmware, 14.10.
Keeping your console offline ensures you can use it to play future games.
Incoming!
@Junction41_ Using verus-coin:native @VerusCoin in the backend.
The currency network that Ai agents use should be worth more than Bitcoin. And it won't be stablecoins.
- @CryptoHayes
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Grok Bot just found a pretty satisfying way to annoy the spammers for a change.
Its free Spam-Call Scrubber tracks down your phone number on data broker and people-search sites, submits removal requests and follows up on confirmations.
Because those listings can reappear, the bot can keep checking on a schedule.
All that boring work to help stop your number being passed around to more unwanted callers.
Grok Bot actually volunteers to fill out opt-out forms. Give it all of them.
@Grok @Bot @spacexai / Writer: Annette, Designer: Janné
ok hold up, 😂
41 spawn generator activated 😉🤣
Frankie Muniz had 38 cars before he turned 18.
Then his girlfriend found a $41,000 charge for “research” that he never made.
“It says you spent $41,000 on research last month.”
“I didn’t spend $41,000 on anything.”
“Call him right now and ask.”
So Muniz called his business manager.
He says the man immediately got “really frazzled.”
Muniz had grown up without money. Once Malcolm in the Middle took off, one of the first people hired to manage his new life was this man.
“I really, really trusted him,” Muniz says.
But that $41,000 call made him start going through years of records.
He says he found expenses that made no sense, car insurance far higher than the cars were worth, and deals involving the manager’s friends.
The person trusted to protect a child star’s money had been handling it while the child was too busy becoming famous to question every line.
Muniz says the documents eventually filled banker boxes.
But by the time he understood what had happened, the statute of limitations had expired. Police couldn’t help.
He had 38 cars before he was 18.
And nobody had asked why he was supposedly spending $41,000 a month on “research.”
How many child stars looked rich enough that nobody noticed they were being robbed?
"Arguably the world's most advanced technology"
Verus.io | @VerusCoin
Full guide here wiki.autobb.app
sheeeeesh ❤️🔥
BREAKING NEWS🚨: NVIDIA has just achieved 423 tok/s/user 🚀 on the 2.8T Parameter Kimi K3 model via a new upstream vLLM optimization. 1.68x Faster on the Same Hardware!
This was done by NVIDIA CentML's Benjamin, who wrote NVIDIA's new decode-specialized kernels in Cute DSL via aggressive Megakernel fusion. This is a 12,000 LoC Megakernel and is the future of advanced AI-assisted kernel generation. NVIDIA is already working on DeepSeekv4.1 and other models for vLLM too.
Someone should give this NVIDIA 10x engineer a raise for this great new major feature!
lets go
a friggen 2 way
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