Making cheese, mining heat, building weird useful things. DYOR. Never financial advice.

Joined April 2009
Joe Bighill retweeted
🚨 $ASTER HOLDERS: OCTOBER 28 IS AN IMPORTANT DATE. Aster's Stage 6 allocation is scheduled to become fully vested and claimable today, according to the latest airdrop calendar. But here's what traders should watch: More claimable tokens can mean more potential sell-side supply — although vesting does NOT guarantee that holders will sell. The real signal will be claim activity, exchange inflows, and how the market absorbs any new supply. Are you tracking token unlocks before trading altcoins? #ASTER #Airdrop #Altcoins #CryptoTrading
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the goal is to make as much money as possible with the least amount of people knowing
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Codex has been completely unusable this weekend after @thsottiaux 's usage 'fixes' on Friday. I am a power user and am cancelling all subscriptions after this weekend. Codex blew through 3 banked resets and over 60k credits over 2x accounts. Clearly something is very broken after the last update. Back to Claude...where my money goes 10x further
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Joe Bighill retweeted
Replying to @MKBHD
I’m not. Will use SpaceX cold gas thruster system with ultra high pressure air in a composite over-wrapped pressure vessel in place of the 2 rear seats.
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Joe Bighill retweeted
Trust me.
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We're excited to announce that GUI v0.18.5.3 'Fluorine Fermi' has been released! 'This is a highly recommended release that includes a large number of bug fixes.'
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I’m DCAing into base:0xb008bdcf9cdff9da684a190941dc3dca8c2cdd44 automatically, roughly every 15 hours, just by running a Stratus node. ⚡ Node rewards → more base:0xb008bdcf9cdff9da684a190941dc3dca8c2cdd44 → bigger stack over time. Just running infrastructure and accumulating. 💙 #Flux #PoUW #DePIN
🤖 Made with AI
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Replying to @elonmusk
₿ullish
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That's super nice, 62.500 Credits have been added to my account. Roughly $2,500 in nominal value. For perspective, that’s the price of 12.5 months of the $200 Pro plan. That's cool! Better than another banked reset!
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Joe Bighill retweeted
As a long term OpenAI fanboy, I’m just gonna say it, I’m bearish on devday, I don’t think they have a single solution to counter opus 5.5 and its insanely good usage As a normal user, I don’t care about yet another bot, or devices, or 750 tps. I want down to earth good model with good usage, that’s it, and OpenAI doesn’t have it. Anthropic does Not entirely to their fault, everyone was caught off guard by opus 5.5
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Joe Bighill retweeted
but seriously.
AI is a big W for 40-somethings. Old enough to have learned how to do things the right way, young enough to learn some new tricks.
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On 1 July 2027, at block 3,787,502, consensus starts routing 20% of every application payment into a pool that pays node operators. Usage starts paying the machines. Not a proposal. A dated, specified change.
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Joe Bighill retweeted
Sold. No other trailer is needed.
10.6.28. Only In Theaters.
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Joe Bighill retweeted
Used ChatGPT Voice with plugins for a couple of hours. It's remarkably good. I have a feeling it's going to fundamentally change my usage of ChatGPT. First, it works with any plugin I've tested. That includes a custom MCP I made that lets me access my Mac from ChatGPT. I asked to pull a photo from my desktop and my Reminders, and it all just worked. Voice mode with tools can also preview images inline. (I'd love to see MCP UIs rendered inline, though.) Second: live bidirectional voice with tools feels great to use. When I asked to search for a file in Superhuman, I was able to interrupt the model, say "no actually it's in Slack", and it pivoted on the fly. Combined with Fast mode, it's even nicer. The result: I can realistically use ChatGPT Voice to drive background tasks that a) just don't work with Siri AI and b) go beyond simple questions and kick off workflows that involve multiple plugins – all without ever typing. I've been waiting for OpenAI to ship this for a while, and they pretty much nailed this.
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Replying to @benjamincowen
Honestly, you don't. You've been rocking it for two years as one of the few guys being straight up bearish when the markets were bearish. One of the best analysts in the space and yes, everyone will be wrong one day. Now, let's enjoy the bull market.
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Joe Bighill retweeted
Really solid Bitcoin push here to break the intermediate trend and resume the secular bull trend. As is common in any new move, a nasty shakeout is likely, but I’d suspect it doesn’t come until later and from higher.
Very good setup here for Bitcoin to smash through the May highs and confirm a new bull market. More importantly, the recent 4-week consolidation means any solid push through the highs is very likely a fresh new move that has legs (vs a trap) that might not look back until the $90's. Failure to break through sets up a move back to the lows of the range.
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Joe Bighill retweeted
Anyone else notices this problem with Astra? Astra: I have done X Me: This is wrong, you should do Y instead Astra: You're right. I should do Y Me: ... Why doesn't it just go and do Y, like the other models??
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We just shipped the flux cloud mcp server, so an ai agent can deploy on flux by itself now. Point your agent at mcp.runonflux.com and it gets around 15 tools, build a spec from a plain description, validate it, get a quote in usd or flux, deploy across instances, then pull logs and stats and manage or cancel it after. Read only tools need no keys at all. To actually deploy, the agent generates its own keypair and you fund its payment address, thats the entire onboarding. Local version is on npm too: npmjs.com/package/@runonflux…
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If you haven't given Linux a go lately, try with agents. You can fix anything with a prompt now. Got a Dell XPS. Webcam wasn't working, told codex, it rebooted and now things work.
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