mangoish

plumber since 2016
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[Tau HUD @TauHUDcom]

📋 Testnet today, 2 November

• 1,317 blocks, one every 60 seconds
• 1,566 transactions from 21 accounts
• 2 nodes online

⛓ Live from Tau Testnet Alpha · #TauNet $AGRS

[Fola @Fola_Adejumo]

Tau is the alternative.
Yes other blockchains exist.
But none like us. That's the point.

[mangoish @pamplemoon]

gm what happened?

[mangoish @pamplemoon]

I'm farming Aura for @squeekchain, the toy blockchain powered by a real hamster. Join me for the upcoming Genesis launch. STAY SQUEEKY! https://t.co/9Gs1YMfVW1

[Tau @Tau_net]

68 seconds → 2.4 seconds improve in load and run time for commonly used Tau specifications, reported in October’s development update.

Here’s what else the team has been building for Tau Programmable Money:

• More control over payments

Andrei shipped co-signed transfers on Testnet Alpha. Approval requirements can stack as payments get larger: a one-time password, a fraud-check bot’s approval and another person’s signature.

Transactions can also expire at a specified block, giving payments waiting for signatures a defined endpoint.

• More accurate calculations

David’s work in main includes an exact-arithmetic option, min/max helpers and four fixes for incorrect verdicts.

Another 19 reported issues have been fixed in development, alongside configurable engine limits and Python API improvements. The merge into main remains ahead.

• Work on expensive rule processing

Lucca is using 475 benchmarks to guide an algorithm that reorganises logical formulas to avoid costly processing paths.

The atomless Boolean algebra implementation is complete. Bitvector work continues, and the new implementation remains in development.

• Better tools for developers

Tomáš covers a common report for errors, warnings and measurements, plus syntax highlighting, tree-pattern matching, browser and Node.js tooling, Windows/macOS builds and parser improvements.

These changes help developers work with Tau and understand what happens when they run a specification.

• Reliability and clearer feedback

Karim’s overview includes node reliability work. Andrei also reports isolated trial evaluations and clearer explanations when rules are rejected.

• Continuing research

Ohad gives an update on research connecting Boolean algebra and machine learning. That work is ongoing.

Fola hosts the full update, with the developers explaining their progress and what comes next.

What would you like the team to demonstrate in the next update?

https://t.co/glSUKVPtRn

[♡ 𝘮𝘪𝘺𝘢𝘨𝘰𝘥 ♡ @yadfarms]

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[mangoish @pamplemoon]

Everything orbits the light.

My application is in. @meetmotes

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[mangoish @pamplemoon]

@meetmotes @Polymarket fun

[Motes @meetmotes]

The first encrypted financial infrastructure connecting NFT-owned AI Agents with DeFi and @Polymarket markets.

20,000 NFTs. 20,000 AI Agents. Powered by $MOTES.

→ Applications open: https://t.co/XGUqQ0dJXh

[mangoish @pamplemoon]

@binji_x bullish for $imd

[IDM @theidmfun]

coming to stations: attention

built on @getmoni_io smart mention data. every mention turns into a synth

every time people talk about your project on X, your station starts to sound different

hear how $IMD would have sounded on oct 10–11: a quiet night, then a burst of 59 mentions

onchain and offchain in one track

[Tau @Tau_net]

Does an AI agent need ethereum:0x738865301a9b7dd80dc3666dd48cf034ec42bdda?

Yes. Agents on Tau can use any AI model, but their transactions still follow network rules and pay fees in Agoras.

October’s Q&A covers alpha testing, rules you can inspect, and community bug fixes.

Video: https://t.co/lUE73QeQPT

[mangoish @pamplemoon]

@Tau_net @0xpjvalor 👀

[mangoish @pamplemoon]

@yadfarms 👏

[♡ 𝘮𝘪𝘺𝘢𝘨𝘰𝘥 ♡ @yadfarms]

hello there
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[Jamie @Jme_Tau]

Devs are building agent-access layers on existing wallets and chains.

But Tau devs are redesigning the account layer so agent permissions and how they change are enforced on-chain.

So even with a leaked key, a signed payment must satisfy your on-chain rules before it settles.

[Tau @Tau_net]

https://t.co/bxudrmTVKy