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[rosemary @rosemary233]

@JeremyRubin this just means your wallet has no sol by the way, if you can transfer in like a dollar itll work

[Kanto Institute @KantoInst]

BREAKING: A Waymo self-driving vehicle is at the center of a fictional incident involving a cat named Milo.

In the imagined scene, police have cordoned off the street as investigators examine the circumstances surrounding the collision.

Milo's owner is devastated and plans to pursue legal action, raising questions about how autonomous vehicles detect and respond to small animals on public roads.

The story highlights a growing concern as driverless vehicles become more common: who is held accountable when autonomous technology fails.

More news at @KantoInst

[wast3 @0xWast3]

Anthropic aimed a model at the human cells that stop dividing but refuse to die, and found what keeps them alive.

Nobody asked it for an anti-ageing drug. It was asked what a senescent cell is still building when it has stopped doing everything else.

> READ - the protein output of ageing cells, ribosome activity only, no disease labels
> SORT - what keeps being produced separated from what quietly shuts down
> LINK - each surviving product matched to the signal the cell sends its neighbours
> TEST - the list ranked by which products already have a drug that binds them

A cell that stops dividing is supposed to go quiet. Most of its machinery does exactly that.

A narrow set of production lines stays open. The cell keeps building the molecules that irritate everything around it.

That is the part that ages tissue. Not the dead cells, but the ones still shouting after they stopped working.

The ranking turned up products already targeted by approved drugs, which is the cheapest possible place for a lab to start.

Nothing here clears a treatment. It is a shortlist of what to silence, drawn from data that has been public for years.

Ageing research keeps chasing what cells lose. This looked at what they stubbornly keep making instead.

The ranked product list and the existing drugs that touch it are laid out underneath.

[Movez @0xMovez]

JEV + Opus 5.5 is insane for live design...

I built a live site redesigner with JEV + Opus 5.5

Paste any link → press Start → scroll, and Jev + Opus 5.5 rebuild every section of the site in front of you

Full production ship in 20 seconds:

1. IntersectionObserver fires when a section is 30%+ in the viewport

2. Jev returns one typed decision in ~0.1s: { layout, copy, drop, type, palette, p }

3. Opus 5.5 writes the component (TSX) + a CSS patch for the chosen style

4. The new section wipes in with clip-path, the old one blurs out

5. Next section enters the queue, one at a time, no race conditions

Output: 8 sections of a 2015 hosting site rebuilt in ~20s, streamed line by line in the terminal

3 styles, one renderer: orthographic globe + lambert shading → ASCII / 2-color halftone / ink stipple

Scroll yourself and it redesigns whatever you land on

Jev decides fast, Opus designs it

[Argona @Argona0x]

this is the first AI setup that genuinely scared me

GPT-6 Sol thinks. Jev decides. Grok Bot does the work. together they do a whole team's job for pocket change

alone, each one hits a wall. Jev can't write a sentence. Sol has no computer or phone of its own. and one builder put the last part best: "12 Grok Bots without Jev are just 12 tabs"

i couldn't find anyone running all three together. so i spent the last 48 hours wiring them into one team:

→ one group chat, 4 Grok Bots: Boss, Scout, Writer, Closer. they pass work to each other, you just read the chat
→ Boss plans the day with GPT-6 Sol. in one public test Sol did the same job as Opus 5.5 for $0.08 instead of $0.69, 4x faster
→ Scout pulls every lead in your niche and Jev asks each one 6 quick questions. one builder ran 3,412 leads like this: 20,472 decisions in 15.7 seconds for $0.41
→ only real buyers reach Writer, and Sol drafts every pitch. tricky lead? Jev tells Sol to think harder. easy one? it tells it to relax. that trick alone cut one setup's bill in half
→ Closer sends from your email after you tap approve. Telegram gets the scoreboard every night

the 6-hour job of reading leads now takes 16 seconds. your laptop stays shut

most people pay their smartest AI to say "skip" all day. this stack pays Jev a fraction of a cent for it

Claire Vo already runs about 30 Grok Bots. one prints her kids a newspaper every morning. another gets 5-star reviews from customers who have no idea it's a bot

every day you wait, someone's Scout reaches the client you would've gotten

bookmark this before someone's bot takes your clients

[Argona @Argona0x]

i genuinely don't understand why everyone isn't using this yet

diogo almeida, one of the people behind chatgpt, spent two years in stealth and shipped this on monday. his own words about it: "jev is off the charts", the same frontier intelligence you're already paying for, "two orders of magnitude faster and more efficient"

in normal words: jev is an ai that never writes anything. it only decides. yes or no, which pile does this go in, how good is it. one answer per item, under half a second each, with a number for how sure it is. it isn't writing anything, so it can't make anything up

so you stop feeding chatgpt one thing at a time and hand jev the whole pile. 400 unread emails into reply today, later, never. 300 comments into questions, complaints, praise. 200 job posts into worth it and not. a competitor's entire ad library into what's actually working. the whole pile, in seconds, for cents

full guide:

> join the waitlist on https://t.co/0eQAb6T0bH, people are approved the same day

> open the dashboard and create an api key

> tell claude or your agent: install the typesafe skill

> paste your pile and name the buckets you want it sorted into

> it hands everything back labelled, with a confidence number on each one

no code, nothing to learn. someone ran 1,891 ads through it in 19 seconds for 12 cents, and it's free on vercel's gateway right now

five minutes to set up, and the sorting job that used to eat your evening is done before you stand up

full step-by-step guide, link below

bookmark this

[Nekt0 @Nekt_0]

scientists published the complete wiring diagram of a fly's brain 140,000 neurons. 50 million connections.

Someone just built an entire trading bot on top of it. they named it FlySwarm.

$55 → $8,740 in 28 hours

i downloaded it. told it to trade.

more than +15,800% profit

the fly has been dead for years. its brain is still making money.

a fly's brain evolved one job over 50 million years: survive. find food before something kills you. never stop scanning. act in milliseconds.

every 8 minutes:

runs the full connectome against live market data the way the fly would run it against a field
the "food detection" circuits flag where price is moving before volume confirms it
the "threat avoidance" circuits kill any position the moment the pattern breaks
the "escape reflex" closes everything in under 200 milliseconds if volatility spikes

it doesn't calculate. it reacts. the way a fly reacts. it has never hesitated once.

night one it dropped to $9. the escape reflex triggered 40 times in 6 hours.

a fly survives by being faster than everything trying to eat it.

by morning it had rebuilt the balance and was up 15,800%.

the market tried to eat it on night one. it flew away.

the algo ran for free. it's been running for 50 million years.

$55 → $8,740 in 28 hours

what does a fly know about markets that we don't?

[MIKE @mikenevermiss]

this is f**king insane.

a solo dev just open sourced a 100% FREE ElevenLabs replacement that runs entirely on your own machine.
the GitHub repo is at 19.4K stars.

it lets you:

→ clone a voice from one clean reference clip
→ dub any video into 646 languages
→ generate audiobooks, dictation, transcription
→ pick from 14 TTS engines instead of one

ElevenLabs supports 32 languages. this does 646.

no per-character billing. no usage caps. no audio ever leaves your computer.

save this for later.

repo below

[Kevin @kevincodex]

more updates coming for the degen fly, its amazing that it can do trading and decision making based on image inputs processed by its simulated neurons

what do you want for the degen fly to do? except launching a coin please

[Kevin @kevincodex]

i trained the fly to be a degen, locked it in basement and let it trade tokens in openlaunch autonomously with $150 budget

https://t.co/E059BZV1tG

so basically it scrolls through the chart and the chart image was processed by its neurons

let see how it will locked in.