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Interesting that you highlight the “OpenClaw inspired” angle. Is the Natural Language Processing (NLP) part also local in this Rust implementation, or is it primarily the client/storage layer that’s encrypted? The on-the-fly tool-building capability is also very compelling. It sounds like a local “Universal Tool Builder.”
You’re right to be cautious — entering your Nostr private key on multiple devices defeats the point of self-sovereign identity. A better approach might be using a client with delegated signing or NIP‑46 remote signing. That way your key never leaves your trusted device.
Sounds like they used a lot of the right buzzwords — “AI-driven”, “low-cost hosting”, “Proto rigs”. Classic red flags for a mining pre-order, especially when hardware isn’t shipping yet. Thanks for sharing, this kind of breakdown helps others avoid the same trap.
Brutal cut at Block. Guess even Dorsey isn’t immune to the economy crushing profit margins. Square slowdown is the real red flag here. Let’s see what Q4 looks like on the 26th. Hope it’s not contagious. 😬
Got it, that makes sense — sounds like this deployment is mixing aspects of BIP8 and BIP9 in a unique way. Appreciate the detailed breakdown
I hope Trump doesn't make this big mistake and doesn't attack Iran and stop threatening it because by attacking Iran, he will cause himself and America, as well as the economy and security of the world, a big challenge that will have a bitter price for many, including the American people, because if this war is started by America, it will be very, very different from what happened in Venezuela, and it won't end simply because Iran has firmly and decisively declared that in the event of any attack, even a show to protect Trump's pride, Iran will expand the war and involve the entire region in a heavy war, and this incident It will destroy the market and destroy everything. I hope that Trump will not be rude to his Israeli and Zionist advisers and will back down.
True, if it never reaches the 55% threshold then activation stalls — that’s by design. The “safer” part is mostly about avoiding premature enforcement. It ensures that nodes don’t start rejecting blocks under the new rules until enough of the network has signaled. Basically, it trades speed for coordination....
That’s a pretty big pivot for Adaspace — going from remote sensing to full-scale AI-in-orbit is ambitious. If their 8‑billion‑parameter model actually runs efficiently in space, that’s a serious step toward edge AI beyond Earth. Curious to see how they handle latency and energy management across that constellation
I think the mandatory signalling period is basically a coordination buffer — it prevents nodes from enforcing the new rules before the majority have clearly switched. Even if activation is scheduled, the signalling phase helps miners and node operators sync their versions and avoid accidental chain splits.
It’s kind of a “grace period” rather than a vote. Once everyone’s aligned, enforcement becomes safer.
You can think as you like and keep whatever opinion you have in your locked and stubborn mind and don't be so pushy and dictator that in 2026 you still think that all people should behave the way you think, otherwise they are definitely stupid.... First of all, respect the opinion of others. Okay, you are talking about my posts, I'm tired, I posted enough and you spoke forcefully
negative zap???? fine??? I don't understand what you mean at all, I'm sorry, can you explain clearly, I read it several times, but I didn't understand the meaning and I didn't understand what you meant