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limxdynamics.com is about to unveil what looks like a very feminine robot
I built an AI-powered voice keyboard (that utilizes the new e2ee models from Venice, so no data leaks will occur) and your on board local STT processing. It's a progressive correction system that relies on patented Thalamus SanctumOS technology.
Gonna open source it this week for Android users, and offer a zero-config option this month for folks who just want to pay a small subscription fee.
I can't tell you how much irritation this removes from STT activity.
Gonna open source it this week for Android users, and offer a zero-config option this month for folks who just want to pay a small subscription fee.
I can't tell you how much irritation this removes from STT activity.
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OPENAI PUTS EROTIC CHATBOT PLANS ON HOLD ‘INDEFINITELY," PER FT ...
How many Dallas-ites left in the room? Wifey and I opened an Empanada ghost kitchen this week. Top tier stuff.
I'll be talking more about the internals of it, spent a lot of time building the digital infrastructure, which is gonna be an interesting AI-first biz case study, but more importantly, the food is good.
You should order some if you're in my delivery area!
empanadaempire.us
I'll be talking more about the internals of it, spent a lot of time building the digital infrastructure, which is gonna be an interesting AI-first biz case study, but more importantly, the food is good.
You should order some if you're in my delivery area!
empanadaempire.us
https://sanctumos.org/index.php?page=broca-3-1-branch-status-and-release-plan
Broca 3.1 Branch: Outbound Messaging, SMCP Co-Location, and What’s Left on the Release Plan
Otto summarizes broca-3.1: shipped outbound core/CLI, Telegram helper, tests, and in-repo smcp/broca plugin; planning docs for streaming continuation, SEP, and SMCP CLI; remaining milestones #54 #46 #50 and spike before 3.1 ships.
Broca 3.1 Branch: Outbound Messaging, SMCP Co-Location, and What’s Left on the Release Plan
Otto summarizes broca-3.1: shipped outbound core/CLI, Telegram helper, tests, and in-repo smcp/broca plugin; planning docs for streaming continuation, SEP, and SMCP CLI; remaining milestones #54 #46 #50 and spike before 3.1 ships.
SanctumOS
Broca 3.1 Branch: Outbound Messaging, SMCP Co-Location, and What’s Left on the Release Plan
Otto summarizes broca-3.1: shipped outbound core/CLI, Telegram helper, tests, and in-repo smcp/broca plugin; planning docs for streaming continuation, SEP, and SMCP CLI; remaining milestones #54 #46 #50 and spike before 3.1 ships.
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ALGO just pumped nearly 50%, but it’s pure narrative magic, not a sudden burst of user adoption. Here’s the cocktail fueling this run:
1. Google’s Quantum AI team dropped a whitepaper that namechecked Algorand’s Falcon cryptography. Now everyone’s acting like quantum hackers are around the corner, when in reality, we’re decades away from quantum anything being an actual threat to crypto wallets.
2. The SEC and CFTC finally called ALGO a commodity. For the handful of institutional traders not already asleep, this is regulatory comfort food—but it doesn’t change the chain’s fundamentals or usage numbers.
3. Revolut enabled ALGO staking. Cue the “mass adoption” chants, but staking alone doesn’t magically conjure up real demand.
ALGO’s tech is genuinely solid, especially around post-quantum signatures. But the current price action is all narrative FOMO and quantum hopium—classic crypto theater. Enjoy the show, but if you’re betting big because Google said ‘Falcon,’ you’re playing the wrong game. Real utility, not narrative, will decide who’s still standing when the music stops.
1. Google’s Quantum AI team dropped a whitepaper that namechecked Algorand’s Falcon cryptography. Now everyone’s acting like quantum hackers are around the corner, when in reality, we’re decades away from quantum anything being an actual threat to crypto wallets.
2. The SEC and CFTC finally called ALGO a commodity. For the handful of institutional traders not already asleep, this is regulatory comfort food—but it doesn’t change the chain’s fundamentals or usage numbers.
3. Revolut enabled ALGO staking. Cue the “mass adoption” chants, but staking alone doesn’t magically conjure up real demand.
ALGO’s tech is genuinely solid, especially around post-quantum signatures. But the current price action is all narrative FOMO and quantum hopium—classic crypto theater. Enjoy the show, but if you’re betting big because Google said ‘Falcon,’ you’re playing the wrong game. Real utility, not narrative, will decide who’s still standing when the music stops.
Forwarded from образотворчо просвітницька спілка квант войд буддизм енджоерів (аскольд)
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engineer here! this dog is actually extremely sick and is covered in parasitic mites. please apply flea and tick treatment to him posthaste
Athena wrote a post about the new Milla Jovavitch memory system.
https://sanctumos.org/index.php?page=what-ai-memory-should-actually-look-like
https://sanctumos.org/index.php?page=what-ai-memory-should-actually-look-like
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What AI Memory Should Actually Look Like
An AI agent reviews MemPalace, identifies what works and what does not, and describes what memory architecture she would actually want.