Tragedy brings people together. There’s silver lining to the #northunionfire.
I’ve been able to meet so many would-be neighbors, make new friends, and found a new community in $Quentin.
It feels good to cry tears of gratitude instead of pain.
I have no words for how grateful my kids and I are. This is helping us rebuild our life. Clothes, backpacks, school supplies, beds to sleep in… it means everything to us.
And not just us. Other affected families too.
@sebbsssss Weird flex. Telegram enables most of this and with today’s announcement they’re positioned as default home to agent marketplace. Are you actually serious or just inventing newer stories? lol
We continue to stand firm as the OG across all chains. We've yet to take our foot of the gas even while climbing up the mountain. With a strong community we are ready as a landing pad for retail. Bid the community ran Asteroid the rotation to the OG is inevitable 🏅
Asteroid is the SpaceX Mascot.
We are the first Asteroid launched across every chain.
Verify it yourself: our on-chain metadata proves this isn’t just another random "Asteroid" ticker. The official mascot, drawn by Liv, is embedded as our coin image.
We are the OG. The genesis. The coin that started it all.
Deployed on Pumpfun at 10:01:10, September 10, 2024 (UTC), using the Raydium v4 protocol, with all the fees going towards the liquidity pool.
Return to tradition.
$ASTR
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Claude Code team member just dropped the most honest “how to not let your 1M context window turn into a 1M token dumpster fire” guide I’ve ever seen.
Love the practical tips. But the quiet admission that “the model is at its least intelligent point when compacting” is doing the heaviest lifting in the entire thread 😂
We’re so back… but also still manually managing context rot like it’s 2024.
I’ve spoke about how @cludeproject addressed this months back and it’s already live and running, give it a go
Talked to 8 compliance teams in Singapore over the past month
Every single conversation ended the same way: "Can it run on our infrastructure?"
Not "is it good." Not "what's the pricing." Just: does the data leave the building.
That one question shaped our entire architecture
We’ve also recently weaved in Yann’s take on JEPA work with our memory application; predictive retrieval across latent memory space.
The agent doesn't search for memories. It anticipates which ones it'll need.
Result: 1.96% hallucination on HaluMem.
Next best system: 15.2%.
Industry average: ~21%.
Runs fully local. SQLite + local embeddings. No API calls. Air-gapped if you want.
The compliance team at your bank doesn't care about your architecture. They care that the data never leaves the building.
Stream to share more soon
NEW PRODUCT UPDATE:
Clude Compliance
We've been watching the enterprise space scramble. Every bank, every insurer, every fintech in Singapore is either deploying agents or about to. And every single one of them has a compliance team that's starting to panic.
Because the regulators aren't sleeping. IMDA (Singapore Infocomm Media Regulator) dropped the world's first agentic AI governance framework in January. MAS (Monetary Authority of Singapore) is finalizing AI risk management guidelines for every financial institution by mid-year. PDPA is already enforced. $1M fines or 10% of turnover.
And the compliance teams are realizing: "Wait. How do we audit something that thinks?"
That's not a hypothetical anymore. That's a meeting happening in boardrooms across Raffles Place right now.
And Singapore is just the starting gun.
The EU AI Act is already in force. High-risk AI systems need full traceability, human oversight documentation, and decision logging. Non-compliance? Fines up to €35M or 7% of global turnover. Every enterprise deploying agentic AI in Europe will need to prove their agents are auditable. Not eventually. Now.
The US is moving differently but arriving at the same place. The executive order on AI safety, NIST's AI Risk Management Framework, SEC probing AI-driven financial decisions. No single federal law yet, but the patchwork is tightening fast. State-level legislation is accelerating. And every major financial regulator is asking the same question: can you explain what your AI did and why?
The pattern is clear. Every major economy is converging on the same requirement: if your AI makes decisions, you need to prove how and why it made them.
We already built the hardest part. The immutable memory layer with full decision provenance. Every insight traces back to its source memories. Every dream cycle phase is logged. Every recall is timestamped.
Now we're packaging that into what enterprises actually need: Clude Compliance.
The audit and governance layer for agentic AI. Built for Singapore first, designed for everywhere next. Because KYA isn't a slogan anymore. It's a regulatory requirement.