1/ Back in '23, @BitcoinBay did something huge for Denver’s Bitcoin scene.
Instead of keeping their Bitcoin Games winnings, they incubated local meetups including Denver BitDevs, a small group back then with only a dozen folks showing up. That decision changed everything.
We wanted to update everyone on the recent hurricanes.
We’ve had a few people lose everything and are working to rebuild now. We've been blessed and humbled by the outpouring of support from our community and the broader Bitcoin community
Excited for @DenverBitDevs tonight at @SpaceDenver!
@robertwarren will be talking about the death of bitcoin mining.
You won't want to miss it! And as usual, please come an hour early if you want to socialize.
https://t.co/NiE5WOQFz0
I'm sick of eating all of my tokens while my agent scans a giant vault looking for contact information.
So, I built my agent a Stupid Simple Agentic CRM that lives in a private GitHub repo. It's open source, steal it, give it to your agent, make it better.
If you're using a vault style system as a second brain, you realize that vaults are amazing for storing big projects, ideas, and complex processes.
But, the day to day stuff of life also needs to be managed. I don't need an agent scanning an entire vault to tell me who to call.
I can ask my agent, "Hey, where are we on Rep 006 of the 100RepsProject," and they can grab all of the relevant information.
If I ask them who I need to follow up with today, my agent has to scan my entire vault (costly in tokens), when they should have a single source of truth.
So I built a stupid simple version that lives in github.
The structure is a simple, derived index for rapid scanning and individual formatted .yaml files for each contact.
That way your agent never scans the entire CRM, only the index with high level data before digging deeper into their relevant information.
The whole thing is kept in sync with a few python scripts and can accept any .csv file from any source with your contacts.
Open source and free to use.
Austin Bitdevs is going to be going on hiatus after this April meetup.
@puckberley and I are both pretty burnt out running the meetup and frankly most of the community is more focused on learning about ai than bitcoin at the moment (me included).
Hopefully in a few months we'll all be rivatilized and ready to learn about whatever new way @robin_linus found to emulate covenants. In the meantime we'll all be vibe coding the future!
Don't forget! Denver BitDevs at @SpaceDenver tomorrow!
Our guest will be me, to provide some updates on progress being made towards quantum resistance
https://t.co/hadhnG3t74
Don't forget to pop over to The Space from 6-9 tonight for the OP_RETURN and Mempool Policy Discussion | Denver BitDevs. See you there! To RSVP and see more details, go to the reply section.
If you are free tomorrow from 6-9 pm, you should really swing by The Space for our OP_RETURN and Mempool Policy Discussion hosted by @BTCBap. For more details and to RSVP, see the link in replies! Hope to see you there!
we're going live in a few hours to talk lightning network with @ProofOfKeags - see you here in person or virtually!
Event: https://t.co/DVUqBMTxYJ
Stream: https://t.co/xkwjMadRQX
Anduro protocol engineer @cryptoquick + author of BIP360 (introducing quantum resistant address types in Bitcoin!) will be hosting BitDevs at the @SpaceDenver tomorrow night at 6pm!
Denver locals -- come through to learn about making Bitcoin quantum resistant! REGISTER IN COMMENTS
Ripple is precisely the problem bitcoin was created to solve: printing fake money for political gain
A Tradfi conference I'm speaking at wants to me address Ripple so I just had to waste an hour of my life researching it and here's the notes: