math rookie

techno optimist

[math rookie @mathandmakeup]

I've been saying daemonset wrong this whole time

[math rookie @mathandmakeup]

Learning blacksmithing

[math rookie @mathandmakeup]

Me at my job

[math rookie @mathandmakeup]

luxury onchain is my favourite non-finance use case for blockchain. Great to see more interesting entities on lukso!!!

[LUKSO @lukso_io]

Read the full announcement↴
https://t.co/vTfs7n0PEi

[math rookie @mathandmakeup]

4 weeks left of classes and exams, then I'm starting a new role as a dev ops engineer. I would have never thought I'd get here a year ago. Side quests pay off 🥲 ✨

[math rookie @mathandmakeup]

@natashalfawn what a feel good story! lol

[math rookie @mathandmakeup]

scary but accurate. I'm still optimistic though

[fawn @natashalfawn]

the next consumer class won’t be human

it sounds absolutely insane to say, but ai agents are rapidly becoming consumers in practice. not in theory, not in some distant future, right now, all sped up thanks to recent industry advancements like openclaw

and not necessarily in like a terrifyingly black mirror sci-fi way, but actually in more of a boring, infrastructural one. agents are already researching, filtering options, executing actions and optimise outcomes on behalf of people. as that delegation and trust increases more and more over the years, product systems and services won’t primarily interface with humans anymore, but with software acting under their human’s mandate

if agents are starting to function as a consumer class in themselves, they inherit the same requirements consumers have always needed:

identity, authority and limits

> who is this agent acting for?
> what is it allowed to do?
> where does its scope start and end?

without clear answers on this, you don’t get trust, accountability or scale

that’s where digital identity stops being a wallet problem and becomes a coordination problem. agents need persistent identities, explicit permissions and verifiable provenance that can move across apps, platforms and chains

Universal Profiles as infrastructure is a way to anchor agents to real principals, define permission boundaries and make delegation legible onchain

if agents are going to consume, transact and negotiate at scale in the near future, then identity and permissioned access then becomes the primitive that makes the whole thing possible without chaos

@ERC725Account

[fawn @natashalfawn]

the next consumer class won’t be human

it sounds absolutely insane to say, but ai agents are rapidly becoming consumers in practice. not in theory, not in some distant future, right now, all sped up thanks to recent industry advancements like openclaw

and not necessarily in like a terrifyingly black mirror sci-fi way, but actually in more of a boring, infrastructural one. agents are already researching, filtering options, executing actions and optimise outcomes on behalf of people. as that delegation and trust increases more and more over the years, product systems and services won’t primarily interface with humans anymore, but with software acting under their human’s mandate

if agents are starting to function as a consumer class in themselves, they inherit the same requirements consumers have always needed:

identity, authority and limits

> who is this agent acting for?
> what is it allowed to do?
> where does its scope start and end?

without clear answers on this, you don’t get trust, accountability or scale

that’s where digital identity stops being a wallet problem and becomes a coordination problem. agents need persistent identities, explicit permissions and verifiable provenance that can move across apps, platforms and chains

Universal Profiles as infrastructure is a way to anchor agents to real principals, define permission boundaries and make delegation legible onchain

if agents are going to consume, transact and negotiate at scale in the near future, then identity and permissioned access then becomes the primitive that makes the whole thing possible without chaos

@ERC725Account

[Family Labs @LabsFamily]

Hey 👪

We'll be launching on @lukso_io mainnet soon™️

Before then, we want to publicly share what we've been building behind the scenes for our enterprise partner

[James Albarracin @emboyLYX]

We’re building the infrastructure that will make blockchain be widely adopted

Soon your kids, parents, uncles, aunties and cousins will be using blockchain without them realising 👀

[math rookie @mathandmakeup]

@PrismaXai I liked them both!

[math rookie @mathandmakeup]

Loving the robots by @PrismaXai

[ETHDenver 🏔🦬🦄 @EthereumDenver]

The Good and Bad of Building (DeFi) on Ethereum by:
- @austingriffith from @buidlguidl
- @francescoswiss from @MetaMask
- @griffgreen from @giveth
- @CharlieStLouis from @ethereumfndn

"Agents are the new AI"

Full video below 👇🧵

[Charles d'Haussy @charlesdhaussy]

𝗘𝗧𝗛 𝗗𝗲𝗻𝘃𝗲𝗿 '𝟮𝟲 — 𝗞𝗲𝘆 𝗧𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗮𝘄𝗮𝘆𝘀 🧵
𝟭/𝟲. 𝗟𝗲𝘀𝘀 𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗱, 𝗯𝘂𝘁 𝗯𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗿 𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗲𝗲𝘀.
- @EthereumDenver remains a top event and arguably the most important gathering in North America for builders.

[Francesco Andreoli ᵍᵐ @francescoswiss]

. @EthereumDenver this week

[fawn @natashalfawn]

Calling all builders and devs!☎️

@JordyDutch’s agent @LUKSOAgent is active in the LUKSO Developer Telegram channel- ready and waiting to help you build and fix your code!👨🏻‍🔧

There’s never been a better time to just build something🤓

[J O H N P A L L Ξ R | pallΞr.Ξth (🦬,🦄) @PallerJohn]

@KhanAbbas201 Ethereum didn’t choose Denver. Denver chose Ethereum.

[math rookie @mathandmakeup]

Embedded systems fun at eth denver💅

[math rookie @mathandmakeup]

@eshita Chatting w ppl ☺️

[fawn @natashalfawn]

now your openclaw ai agent can deploy a Universal Profile on @base and @ethereum!!!

🆙 goes multichain🤯