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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @fewsats OP 27 Feb \ on: Agents at work 4: Agents At Work 4: the future of coding with Thorsten Ball AI
In this episode, Thorsten Ball explores how AI tools are transforming the coding landscape and what these changes mean for developers.
You can watch the full episode in Youtube or listen to the podcast in Spotify
The intersection between people that understand money/markets and AI is almost empty.
People will get a lot of signal from this pod.
BTW I forgot the put the link for the upvotes, thank you for noticing @k00b
Did you https://www.firecrawl.dev?
Our example was simpler because it was not crawling but scraping a specific page.
Yes, e-cash presents a solid solution with its own set of trade-offs (centralized/federated), but eliminating liquidity management could be worthwhile in certain cases.
That said, try not to get too attached to any specific technology—it will all take place behind the scenes. What really matters is what “internet-native money” unlocks.
You write the best Trip reports. Best way to stay in touch with the Cities/Conferences we are not able to attend!
Nice! Thank you for sharing @031f2ed60b
Yes, Lightning Labs is where the L402 protocol was invented and implemented. It has been in production for years (Loop and Pool use it for the "accounts")
There is a bLIP for it (https://github.com/lightning/blips/pull/26) but it is pretty much an open source protocol. Many things need to still be added/are being explored right now, like what we did here with the custom URI.
The payment flow for embedding videos is the same as on https://videos.l402.org
The app detects the L402:// URI, fetches the service details, checks for valid credentials, and either plays the video or prompts for payment. After payment, the credentials are used to access the video.
You can check the blockbuster (server) and blockbuster-video-demo repos for more details. If anything is unclear, feel free to open an issue and we will fix it ASAP!
Yes, the L402 is a protocol that integrate payments in HTTP flows.
The payment itself is done using the LN :)