you could start a nym, grab a coinos.io lightning wallet, and start earning no kyc sats for curating simple lists. a whole economy awaits, made of permissionless, trust-based, network-sourced knowledge and ontology. View quoted note →

Do you use nostr, know what a podcast is and want to earn at least 250 sats for typing on your keyboard a little and helping me test some beta software? - Log in - Click the "Already on the list before this campaign (18)" dropdown and note who has already been tagged - Know a podcaster with an npub who isn't already listed? Click "Tag someone as a Podcaster" - Search for them in the modal - Click "Publish tagging" You should see your submission land as "candidate". If the Purser determines the submission is valid, you get zapped 250.

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Get paid to build the lexiconomy: bounties for curating decentralized lists, on Catallax.

(The Purser reserves the right to reject any submissions, but will endeavor to be as even-handed as possible. Real reputation is on the line, after all!)

Man, we really had something cool going for a bit here. Too bad Whitepaper Books is on a hiatus. I have it on good authority that they're trying to find a way to reopen profitably and with less State licensing getting in the way View quoted note →

does mesh-llm do this? View quoted note →

Freedom of association is all that matters. And it matters more than almost anything else. View quoted note →

For software developers, this is the sweet spot. Where AI-assisted software development is good enough to massively increase your productivity, but still retarded enough that your career-worth of judgement and experience is still required to get good results. That second window will close before too long. The AI and Harness products will get good enough that a programmer is no longer needed. I think you'll still need **a human** for a while, but that human could probably be a Product Owner or highly motivated end-user vibing their own software. Not someone with a history of software development. Overall, this will be a good thing for everyone, if it's done well. Bad for programmers, good for everyone else. Plan accordingly.

so the AI companies' proposed solution to dangerous use of their product is for everyone to use their product more, defensively. got it. i'm not even saying they're necessarily wrong, just.. weird times. everyone saw it coming, too. https://openai.com/collective-cyberdefense/

I feel like rug burn used to be a bigger problem in the world