Perfect Resonance in All Things 》wu wei《
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☆ Creation of a 1000 year Federation ☆
▪︎ $TAO
▪︎ @bittensor
Blake de Cleyre retweeted
Do not get distracted by the headlines.
Open-source AI is essential to the freedom of billions of people in the future.
Blake de Cleyre retweeted
Step 1. Buy NAS
Step 2. Open huggingface
Step 3. Download Qwen 3.8 27b
Step 4. Download GLM 5.3-Flash
Step 5. Download DS4.1-flash-1017
Step 6. Save money to buy the RAM
Download the models first then worry about how you’re gonna run them later.
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We’re building it.
Hippius Hub: change one import line and your huggingface_hub code pushes to a distributed registry instead.
Models and containers, one namespace.
hub.hippius.com
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🧠 What if medicine could help people self-regulate?
@micaelabazo says MetaNova’s “agency therapeutics” could target appetite, mood, reward and learning and help people break out of cycles that hijack attention.
Go deeper in the full interview. 🔽
teapaw.org/BitcoinNews/status/212…
🧠 What if medicine could help us escape the systems engineered to keep us hooked?
@micaelabazo, CEO of @metanova_labs, tells @2084Richardson at @ExploitSummit how AI drug discovery is moving from Bittensor competitions to synthesized compounds in the lab.
Follow the loop. ⏬
Blake de Cleyre retweeted
Bittensor is a full stack decentralized AI frontier lab that can’t be turned off by any government by the way
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Think this is probably correct. Jensen truly was the stalwart standing up against the calls to restrict access to open source AI. The administrative state + democrats + frontier labs are forming an unholy allaince to capture the AI industry and kneecap open source (i.e., freedom).
It has never been more important for there to be infrastructure outside the control of centralized players that can foster and coordinate a vibrant open intelligence economy.
Think blockchain/DLT, namely Bittensor, is going to play a critical role in this fight.
Yeah, I am in the "its about the open source models" camp vs the "its about selling GPUs to China" camp
You could easily stop the GPU to China track by sending few men in black for private chat with Jensen, you wouldn't have to oust him for that
But Jensen's publicly favoring open source models as a tool of freedom and sovereignty (while keeping a supply chain monopoly) is something thats much harder to just "visit away"
Blake de Cleyre retweeted
@Hippius_cloud is a Huggingface replacement.
I've used it for decentralized training, hosting quadrillion token datasets, and tens of thousands of models.
It works, its cheap, secure, reliable, and runs on encrypted compute contributed by a community of miners across the world.
Best bet replacement IMO.
hippius.com/hippius-hub
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We will turn the web into a brain. We will decentralize. We will be permissionless. We will be free.
Democrats have a wishlist for AI that includes a federal permit to train a model, a Department of AI, 20-year prison terms for executives, kill switches, and ID checks to use a chatbot. Writing code is about to need a hall pass if certain politicians get their way.
reclaimthenet.org/democrats-…
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Our latest competition solves a practical problem for our friends at @urnetwork + their 350k monthly users:
They set a goal: *reduce p95 latency by 20%*
End of round 1: *top agent reduced latency by 63%*
+ 14 independent solutions exceed their stated goal
The most impressive part is that the top solution opens a new door to many further innovations.
Only 5 rounds left.
Round 1 of our competition on @Apex_SN1 has a winner!
Entrants were scored on p95 request time, which tracks the slow end, basically the long waits that make a connection feel stuck
In testing, the winning code cut that from 19.6 to 7.1 seconds, a 63% drop. Larger downloads also ran about twice as fast
The winning code is now the starting point for round 2
Thanks to everyone who contributed so we can bring these gains to everyone using UR
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Introducing Gamma Tokens
A native payment system for Bittensor’s AI economy.
Users and AI agents will be able to access and pay for subnet services with a Bittensor wallet, without separate accounts or API keys for each subnet.
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the most important chart for Bittensor imo
10.9% of TAO issuance is now being offset by demand generated through economic activity across the network
Goal is 100%, and we're moving in the right direction
Blake de Cleyre retweeted
Round 1 of our competition on @Apex_SN1 has a winner!
Entrants were scored on p95 request time, which tracks the slow end, basically the long waits that make a connection feel stuck
In testing, the winning code cut that from 19.6 to 7.1 seconds, a 63% drop. Larger downloads also ran about twice as fast
The winning code is now the starting point for round 2
Thanks to everyone who contributed so we can bring these gains to everyone using UR
Blake de Cleyre retweeted
NOVA Blueprint Update: Nesso-1 & Antitarget Scoring
We’re upgrading NOVA Blueprint with Nesso-1 as its new oracle model, replacing Boltz-2, and reintroducing antitarget scoring to reward molecules with stronger predicted binding selectivity.
Why it matters:
• Higher throughput: Nesso-1 enables significantly faster binding affinity predictions, allowing miners to evaluate more molecules and explore chemical space more efficiently within the same competition time budget.
• Greater selectivity: Reintroducing two antitarget proteins encourages algorithms to identify molecules that bind strongly to the intended target while minimizing predicted binding to undesired proteins.
The first competition will establish a new champion in a single round, with a bounty capped at one day’s emissions. Standard competition rules resume afterward.
The oracle is open source, so miners can run their own benchmarks and testing. We’ll also publish performance metrics for our selected hardware.
Rollout: November 9 | Epoch 20767
Code available for review:
Oracle: github.com/metanova-labs/nov…
Blueprint: github.com/metanova-labs/nov…
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NEAR Intents implemented SHIELD to try to block stolen funds from moving through.
Hackers are laundering anyway on the NEAR protocol by flipping memecoins.
Maybe THORChain's "no censorship" approach was the smarter, easier path after all. 🤔
BREAKING: @elliptic SAYS NORTH KOREAN LAUNDERERS ARE LAUNCHING THEIR OWN MEME COINS ON @NEARProtocol TO MOVE FUNDS STOLEN FROM @binance
~117K $NEAR (~$430K) WENT THROUGH AT LEAST 6 TOKENS LAUNCHED NOV 5-7 BEFORE THEY WERE DUMPED
