irrationaljared (irrationaljared)

It seems recently there's a competition between AI and crypto for the most important modern technological advancement. I think it's a bit of a distraction from the larger picture of how our digital lives are evolving and becoming more powerful and robust. We recently put together 1/3

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Fun discussion about programming languages (nice mix of history, strategy, and analysis of different languages): https://podcasts.apple.com/gy/podcast/programming-languages-crypto/id1622312549?i=1000597289143

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I've been wrestling a bit with the idea of scarcity recently, especially as it relates to crypto and AI. Crypto is in many ways about creating scarcity in the digital realm, while AI recently has been more about increasing the abundance of creativity in the digital realm. 1/x

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for this experience here: https://medium.com/@ethoswallet/abundance-scarcity-ai-crypto-98ca12e7afaf And you can try it out here (though it requires joining the Sui Discord to get Sui tokens): https://capy.ai

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Hard cider brewing season begins. https://i.imgur.com/Mb5Ulqc.jpg

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Security should be easier as well. You can tell directly from the function signature what it is allowed to do (no need to do any simulated transactions). You can tell whether it can read an asset, write an asset, or transfer an asset.

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And then there's the scalability. Remains to be seen if the promises there are valid, but the hypothesis (e.g. intra-validator sharding) seem legitimate to me.

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