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🖥️ Linux · 📱 GrapheneOS · 💼 Founder @ 🤐 🏗️ Building on ArcBlock · 🧐 Pattern Recognition · 🌐 Web3 · 🏴‍☠️ Everywhere · #DYOR #NFA

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Joined August 2018
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Billy, at it again #Arcblock 👊😎🚀
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Got Enki to make an #Android lab 🤪
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Binance hot wallets lost ~$6.28B across 8 chains today. $6.07B went in the first 55 minutes, and the attacker kept re-sweeping one Ethereum wallet for two more hours. Since then Tether, Circle, Ripple, Paxos, World Liberty and Binance have frozen ~$2.80B. About $3.27B can still move, mostly BTC and ETH. I traced it all on-chain, including how the attacker raced the freezes 🧵
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This is wild AF. 😳
Binance hot wallets lost ~$6.28B across 8 chains today. $6.07B went in the first 55 minutes, and the attacker kept re-sweeping one Ethereum wallet for two more hours. Since then Tether, Circle, Ripple, Paxos, World Liberty and Binance have frozen ~$2.80B. About $3.27B can still move, mostly BTC and ETH. I traced it all on-chain, including how the attacker raced the freezes 🧵
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Qwen4, coming soon… CTO quote was “next week” Xudong Guo - Research Scientist, Qwen, Token Foundry Live from Amsterdam
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Qwen4-27B !! Today or Tomorrow👀
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Good news! Qwen4 models will have 1M context 🤩 Except Qwen4-27b, all other models will have 1M token max context. github.com/QwenLM/qwen-code/…
Qwen4-27B !! Today or Tomorrow👀
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JUST IN: 🇷🇺 Russia officially registers first crypto exchange regulator.
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Final boss of remote access?? Nope
Remote access feels like the “final boss” of running a home lab, but NetBird made it a few clicks bit.ly/4zrRwpK
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JUST IN: Google $GOOGL share price crashes over 13% at open.
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You will love the harness that Nabu is working on, no idea when, but its chugging along, also added some rust style guide from Google, and that has boosted the system. Try PI harness or setup a company with paperclip using PI, my second system made its own swarm controller with PI+ARC+AFS, and started the move to make a fully custom harness here too. Let's see how this will go!
Only 2 month, I am ready to move away from it. Who is my next favorite code agent?
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Aaaaah, slow down I need to gobble it all! 😂
Connected should not mean trusted. Zero trust means removing the layer of automatic trust that usually comes from being inside a network. Instead, every connection requires a policy that explicitly allows it. This means one compromised laptop cannot move laterally throughout a network. For example: If you had a production orders application with web, app, and database layers, you could structure the zero trust network policies like this. • Users → web on TCP/443 • Web → app on TCP/8443 • App → database on TCP/5432 • Monitoring to all on 9100 and 9200 • Relevant groups to DNS on UDP and TCP/53 So if a support laptop is compromised, is can still only reach the web, and not the prod database directly. This doesn't stop the attack from happening, but it does stop the attacker from accessing any resource inside the network. Read the full guide on implementing ZTN: netbird.io/knowledge-hub/imp…
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JUST IN: 🇷🇺 Russia officially registers first crypto exchange regulator.
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👀 Grok Bot = no fun 😮‍💨
Grok superheavy from 0%~90% in 1 hour 🥲 Must be a bug. I switched on 4.7 + 500K + fast + high. My day is already over???
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When people talk about AI agents and blockchain, most discussions focus on payments. But I think that's only a small part of the picture. AI agents can already make payments through many existing systems — credit cards, stablecoins, traditional banking, and crypto networks. We don't need to reinvent payments just because agents are involved. The harder problems are identity, authorization, verification, proof, ownership, and the exchange of value between autonomous agents. That's where we believe blockchain can play a much more fundamental role. At ArcBlock, we're building blockchain directly into ARC (Agentic Realm Computer) as a foundational infrastructure layer — not simply adding crypto payments to AI applications. And ABT remains the single utility token for the ArcBlock ecosystem. As the ecosystem grows, ABT is designed to support the utility and economic activities that emerge from agents, applications, and services working together. Think of ABT as fuel for the ecosystem — but fuel only creates real value when there's a working engine and something meaningful to power. We're not building AI agents to use crypto. We're building an agentic economy where blockchain and crypto have a natural reason to exist.
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we spent $25,000 to help you decide what reasoning_effort you should use also open sourced all the trajectories for people to play around with! have fun🎉
Your agent solved the task at xhigh. Would low have solved it too? You can’t tell without rerunning it, and you still pay for every token. We tested models x reasoning effort level x benchmarks. On tasks low effort can already solve, top effort costs up to 42× more #LLM #AI 🧵👇
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