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People are excited about Ralph Wiggum, but @blocks and @jack quietly released what I'm dubbing Principal Skinner, an adversarial feedback loop to better ensure complex task success.
"Adversarial Cooperation In Code Synthesis"
>This paper introduces dialectical autocoding: a novel approach to AI-assisted software development that transcends the limitations of current vibe coding tools through a structured coach-player feedback loop. By implementing a bounded, adversarial process between two cooperating agents, we demonstrate how intelligent AI programs can make substantially more progress on complex coding tasks, resulting in better tested, more robust implementations, while working around fundamental attention and human-in-the-loop limitations.
dialectical autocoding: block.xyz/documents/adversar…
new research by block AI (block.xyz/ai)
This year's Thanksgiving presentation: "Hyperbitcoinization is real."
Bitcoin is still up 1,000% since your uncle called it a bubble at the 2017 feast.
Serve haters portions adjusted for fiat inflation since they first questioned you. They must learn to stay humble, stack sats.
If you had bought $1 every day since, you would be up >720%.
Almost a decade ago I was the Harvard economist that said that bitcoin was more likely to be worth $100 than 100k. What did I miss? I was far too optimistic about the US coming to its senses about sensible cryptocurrency regulation; why would policymakers want to facilitate tax evasion and illegal activities? Second, I did not appreciate how Bitcoin would compete with fiat currencies to serve as the transactions medium of choice in the twenty-trillion dollar global underground economy. This demand puts a floor on its price, as I discuss at length in my new book Our Dollar, Your Problem. Third, I did not anticipate a situation where regulators, and especially the regulator in chief, would be able to brazenly hold hundreds of millions (if not billions) of dollars in cryptocurrencies seemingly without consequence given the blatant conflict of interest.
cnbc.com/2018/03/05/bitcoin-…
The @WhiteHouse studies the @NakamotoInst archives.
You should too.
Prudent investors recognize the perpetual issue of USD inflation and the continuing risks of USD hyperinflation and add bitcoin to their treasury balance sheets accordingly.










