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basal-omni 🇵🇱 - TOP1 🤩🤩🤩 🌍 na świecie w modelach otwartych oraz TOP2 wśród zamkniętych i otwartych
Wg niezależnego benchmarku modeli system-one gdzie testowane są wszystkjie modele na świecie - JevBench (link do bencha w pierwszym wpisie). Czyli można? Można! Polskie AI 🇵🇱
basal wyprzedził model OpenAI, Microsoft oraz pierwowzór z TypeSafe (jev).
Thank you, @airesearch12 , for the independent evaluation on JevBench.
Rock retweeted
and it begins.
recursive world simulations.
in ~10 years this will be a human brain, who will go on and eventually place a fruit fly brain into a simulated world.
🤝 Watch Pete build a great product.
Welcome to Atum.
That’s what we tell every new partner when they first touch the network. And now we’re saying it to you.
Because today, @atumhq, the open payments network, a first of its kind, is live.
We picked the date intentionally. Today, September 22, marks the autumnal equinox (in the northern hemisphere), a threshold through which the world passes, from one season into another. Atum occupies a similar boundary: between light and darkness, chaos and order, ending and renewal. Atum, as a platform, is positioned at the transition from closed, institution-specific payment systems to an open, programmable network.
Atum is also the creator god symbol in ancient Egypt. Atum is the first, the primordial, and the originating god of creation.
Atum provides the basic building blocks for payments and commerce - the infrastructure, tooling, products and services that make money move the way it ought to.
Our team is comprised of leading payments and onchain experts from companies like @Visa, @coinbase, @chainlink, @CashApp, @tempo, and more.
It’s a new world for payments and commerce.
And it is my ultimate pleasure, passion, and life’s purpose to introduce Atum, the open payments network. We are so glad you’re here.
Welcome to Atum. We do it together.
→ atum.xyz/
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still looking for a product manager job.
if anyone in my network knows something i may be a fit for, please let me know
anything re accounts and abstraction are my jam
It's about time I make it official.
I've been busy building with a goated team, and this one is something special.
One device to privately verify anyone and anything. Anywhere.
If biometrics are the future, we need a stack that respects users' privacy and ownership. That's why we built Boop.
Big vision, yup. Hard mission, yup. A noble one, definitely.
Buckle up. We've got a lot more coming.
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STOP ASKING YOUR WIFE "HOW WAS YOUR DAY"
she will say "fine" every single time
replace it with this instead:
“analyze your day and find the top 3 largest inefficiencies, then create proactive agentic workflows that will fix them. make no mistakes”
Hey @bot it should be possible to mute/switch-off notifications from channels.
The perfect collab has finally happened.
Congrats to both teams!
Nethermind, the development firm behind the largest @ethereum client, is deprecating its legacy cross-chain infra and migrating to Chainlink.
Following an extensive review, @Nethermind is joining the Chainlink Network as a node operator to secure CCIP and Data Feeds.
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Nethermind has joined the @chainlink Network as a node operator and strategic technology provider, helping secure CCIP and Data Feeds as part of a joint mission to bring institutions onchain securely.
nethermind.io/blog/nethermin…
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Ethereum's second decade just started, and the roadmap is evolving fast.
Exciting times for research: post-quantum security, privacy, and scaling the L1 without giving up Ethereum's core values.
My latest article surveys the research agenda 👇
This comment is exactly what I am most concerned about. + any changes to issuance are a signal of instability to any institution evaluating Ethereum right now.
Must read comment from the ETHmagician thread:
ethereum-magicians.org/t/eip…
💔 POAP was the purest representation of blockchain culture.
It made every event special and built real human connections. A future without it feels empty.
Inspiring idea, great product, and a team that poured their souls into it.
Thank you for creating something beautiful and sharing it with us all.
We will never forget it.
After 5+ years, we're winding down POAP.
Over the years, we:
* minted millions of collectibles across hundreds of communities.
* did incredible collaborations with world-class organizations - Coinbase, Amex, WMG, Bayer, and a long tail of others, including countless in crypto.
* ran one of the biggest activations at Devcon, minting 8000+ collectibles over the course of a week.
* built an Airport Rally to let collectors get POAPs at airports around the world.
POAP meant something to a lot of people.
Unfortunately, crypto's funding cycles and distribution dynamics made it hard to build a sustainable company without cannibalizing the ethos that made POAP mean something. Building on a fragile and quickly evolving stack, in the middle of an incredible hype cycle, only added to the challenges.
Still, there are some big lessons I am carrying from the POAP story.
First: Customer communities are the most undervalued asset a company can have. If you build something with soul, people who use it and love it will take your brand everywhere. Do not underestimate the power of customer communities.
Second: Connection is still the point. It's easy to lose that thread when the conversation is about the latest bubbly tech or price speculation, but the people using POAPs at events, in classrooms, at hackathons were getting something real out of it.
Third: Longevity and brand equity are the only moats left. With the time to building and shipping something new collapsing quickly, and distribution becoming increasingly an engineering problem, customers increasingly want to make sure they can trust that the things they are buying will grow and evolve with the market, without changing radically.
Grateful for everyone who believed in what we were building. It's too soon for me to say what's next, but for now, I'm thinking a lot about what GTM looks like in the age of AI.
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At this point, every country should be studying what China has done with manufacturing and technology.
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people forget that no single client runs the ethereum network. that design choice is doing more work than it gets credit for.
if one execution client crosses ~66% and ships a bug, it can finalize a bad chain and honest nodes get dragged with it. single-client bugs causing splits isn't theoretical, it's happened.
client diversity is a security property, not a nice-to-have. running a minority client is one of the highest-leverage things a solo staker can do.
geth, nethermind, besu, reth, erigon all exist for a reason. the network is safest when none of them dominates.
























