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Crypto failed to find a purpose as traditional banking continued to improve, leaving most to believe there's no legitimate usecase out there. However, those services must always charge a fee; that's their profit model. Therefore, the unique usecase of crypto must stem from micropayments, which traditional systems are unable to cater to. Up til now, the ability to send $0.000164376 instantly (for free) has not been particularly useful. nanodrops.org changes that. The pay-per-minute of viewership with dynamic rate is a real, tangible tool for the world of livestreaming, and no other currency is suitable for this new market. Streamers spend millions of dollars (likely through crypto) to "clippers" – people who create and share clips of the streamer on social media. The objective is to ultimately get more viewers for their streams, as streaming platforms lack discoverability; the only way to get seen is to already be seen. This also explains why streamers are intent on inflating their views via bots (viewbotting), but the platforms are now aggressively clamping down on this practice. nanodrops.org is the most direct, and potentially most cost-effective method in this artificial industry; just pay the viewers to watch you. nanodrops.org directory submitted by /u/St0uty [link] [Kommentare]

On Civilization, Responsibility, and the Ethics of Preventable Suffering

As I was writing this post I could not crystallize who the target audience for it is, other than for myself to put into writing how I view and think about LLMs. I have spent enough time with these systems by now that I have stopped trying to map them onto things I already understand, because every analogy I reach for ends up breaking somewhere. The most honest thing I can say after all this time is that what we are dealing with is a different kind of intelligence, strictly different from our own, and I think most of the confusion around these tools comes from us pretending otherwise.

LongCat-2.0 is not the world's strongest model. The shock is that Meituan says the full training and deployment ran on domestic AI ASIC superpods.

Dozens of companies worldwide develop large AI models, but it can be difficult to get a sense of where the most-used ones tend to come from.

Design editor for Claude Code and Cursor. "Figma Comments" for the browser, are sent directly to Claude Code and Cursor as prompts. - breschio/drawbridge

I. The man standing outside my front door was carrying a clipboard and wearing a golden robe. “Not interested,” I said, preparing to slam the door in his face. “Please,” sai…

Apple’s Swift-powered container tool for macOS hits 1.0 with persistent Linux machines, host integration, and broader workflow improvements.

Hello hello, I am currently exploring the options for fully 3D-printable compliant legs, since my robot has a difficult time lifting all 4 legs in a walking gait. My original design is the one on the left, which I was told by LLM that it is a horrible design, as it's very vulnerable to shear force. And this statement is indeed true, as my robot squats involuntarily, bending all its legs sideways and outward. The LLM recommended design is the one on the right. I printed it out, but it does not feel compliant at all. So I am wondering, is this just some AI hallucinations, or do I just need some adjustment in dimensions? Any thoughts/recommendations? submitted by /u/SphericalCowww [link] [Kommentare]

I sent myself RBLK tokens and they are showing up under my wallet address on etherscan but they are not displaying on my cold wallet. Anyone know what’s going on or what I can do?? submitted by /u/--LWYRUP-- [link] [Kommentare]