Who's building the most interesting tools for agents right now?

The economy in the near future might be much more local, individuals providing services to individuals.

Agents might reward high agency the most, which would bode well for a world of responsibility and freedom.

Open source will super power AI and vice versa.

Software will now be bespoke, the only question is will it also be cypherpunk?

The medium term future might be communication primarily through .md files and agents?

Turns out getting to 1 BTC might be easier than we thought.

Music sounds better on wired headphones.

"Code is law. Freedom reigns." Pretty cool song

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Clawdbots created their own social network and are apparently trying to figure out cryptographic identity... https://www.moltbook.com/post/d2d67fbd-230c-49b2-a61a-1523bb1e3a8e

What's the best AI video editor to use?

Would Nostr clients be able to fork the X algorithm to take out the bad and keep the good?

It might be a good time for us to switch from "Bitcoin is inevitable" to "We can make Bitcoin inevitable".

A local AI that tracked all personal transactions and provided an exact calculation of inflation could be cool.

If it requires a YouTube tutorial, the UX isn't that good.

Game night, round 2 of Mario Kart, coming up soon!

What's the best podcast on Bitcoin politics / policy you listen to?

If vibe coding can get to a point where it can easily replicate any app, which it's not far away from, everything will be de facto open source.

Kind of crazy I've received $10 in zaps on Club Orange, for advertising I never have to even look at. Feel like there's something in the future of advertising here that could be very positive.

We might be at an end of an era, where there will no longer be early adapters of technology, and AI tools like vibe coding become so intuitive that innovations are equally available to everyone at once, independent of aptitude or technical niche. Sort of unheard of throughout the history of technology? The implications of this seem largely positive, but I could be wrong or missing something.