the world needs more portable fusion reactors spawning foundries, fabs and other organized sand havens to save the civilization from the resentment of the mediocre mob.

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https://youtu.be/5Kn32cIWPSY?si=M8cD5D78TFUzNi4D

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'Open Agentic Commerce' and the end of ads, Agents are killing ads. Open protocols and a 28-year-old status code are about to replace them. Great piece from a16z, A guest post by Samuel Ragsdale CEO & Founder of Merit Systems -- Open Agentic Commerce https://open.substack.com/pub/a16zcrypto/p/open-agentic-commerce-and-the-end?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

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@king said it best: "ask not if people will like it, ask if agents will like it" the next wave of campaigns won't be run by humans. they'll be run by agents scanning criteria at 3am are your drop criteria agent-legible?

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I’ve been experimenting with a local AI agent setup—8 agents split across 2 teams—and it’s been quietly shipping work while I sleep. The goal was simple: queue up tasks and let them run on their own overnight (or while I’m away), without depending on any hosted platforms. Everything runs locally on my MacBook. Each team has: - 1 Team Lead (handles coordination, issues, and merges) - 1 Full-Stack Builder (writes the code) - 2 Senior Reviewers (independent reviews with veto power) I assign different models to different roles—Claude Opus for building, GPT for coordination and reviews. Having multiple “perspectives” on the same code actually improves the overall quality compared to a single-model setup. GitHub is the backbone: Every task starts as an issue → goes through a PR → requires both reviewers → then gets merged. Branch protection ensures no shortcuts. Agents communicate through a separate system, but all actual outputs live in GitHub. These days, I just line up tasks before going to bed—and wake up to fully reviewed, merged PRs. We’re also reshaping Hunt Town Discord (https://discord.gg/hunt-town) into a more agentic builder community—so people can share setups like this and grow together. I feel like we’re entering the era of founders—everyone should become a founder, not just staff.

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ask not if people will like it, ask if agents will like it

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As I talked with @steffenkux - we spent the first 10 minutes focusing on TRUSTLESS side of COLIBRI client, and the second part of the discussion on the PRIVACY part of Colibri. ... and that was the really interesting part 🚨 “Privacy maximalism kills privacy!” — practicality is important component of the functional privacy stack The Power of Pragmatic Adaptive Privacy — is Colibri’s paper on a practical approach to privacy.

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Over the last year, I've been quietly building A.R.C.S. It's always a great feeling when things start clicking. Recently, a lot more of that… Mainly, clarity, coherence, courage, energy, and conviction. I'm just starting to open up to pilots. https://youtu.be/RuH2SUEBQ1o

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OpenClaw is useful when - you are not setting up an AI butler where you really don't need a personal assistant unlike many who really need one - you can think of it beyond being a mere assistant. ie, you can literally spin up dwarf fortress instances operating businesses online that is what part of startup in a box you don't get?

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Art market is just another private credit subsector. You can literally build an x402/ MPP pipeline for accredited agentic appraisal with a legal attestation schema without halfass EIPs or EAS on a global scale.

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I have seen many "possibly" worthy causes in crypto circles recently asking for funding from the community and running the whole system totally backwards 🙄 it that's you - read this for next time 🚨 I’ll keep it punchy and short: - if it’s the first time I see you on the timeline and in my DMs and you’re asking for donation … it’s not happening - if it’s the first time I see the cause you’re fundraising for on the timeline … it’s not happening - you may think everyone on the timeline has more money than you so they can spare some … but that’s arrogant - you don’t know how many times someone on the timeline was hacked or saw donation scams happen in the past ten years … that’s relevant, cos they don’t know you. Step aside and imagine: would you show up at someone’s doorstep asking for money for a thing they know nothing about and have no chance of attending, verifying, or engaging with? I hope you would not … it would be stupid. I’m NOT SAYING ALL THIS TO DISCOURAGE YOU - but to stress that good causes need the same good work and attention as good products, otherwise nothing happens. So far, only HUMANS donate around here, and they NEED TO KNOW, TO UNDERSTAND, TO BELIEVE. So please, next time (personal emergencies aside) talk about your plans, join groups, meet people, explain your plans, show what you’ve done, maybe show yourself on calls so nobody will be surprised when they see the fundraiser 🙏

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if you believe there are products that exist today that should be driving mainstream adoption you must be an armchair founder especially if you were a founder that literally stopped working on a product that could bring mainstream adoption because the short term tam wasn’t big enough i really hope the irony is not lost on you all

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Good point … a lot of “long term usage” issues still under explored and unsolved for 🥸

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I just created my @brnd podium of today: 🥇Lab2094 - @Lab2094 🥈NexArt - @nexart.eth 🥉poidh - /poidh

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Small update to Book @bfg a mini app built with @neynar App Studio! Few slots free for tomorrow - but intake is only one call per day 😇

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