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Father, Husband, Son, AI & P2P enthusiast and FOSS Software Engineer, Founder of https://teapaw.org/t.co/kXVxr0Pukp, @PowerhouseDAO, @MakerDAO, @aavegotchi; ETH '15, BTC '13, P2P '90s

Berlin, Germany
Joined January 2015
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love is important
Bitcoin and Prostina have one thing in common: They both are my future. I should have met them earlier.
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Replying to @waitbutwhy
so basically this
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I am glad to witness this moment in time
i could not hear this without needing to pay homage to the og
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Why ETH is the store of value for what's coming We are almost certainly heading into a period of high inflation and extreme economic and social volatility. As inflation and risk erode the purchasing power of nation-state money and many other assets, it will matter more than ever to hold assets that keep or grow their value. Gold and BTC are high-powered money and excellent stores of value. ETH goes further. Not debt-based. Like gold and BTC, ETH is not debt-based or credit-based money. Censorship resistant. Like BTC, or gold and silver held physically, ETH transactions on Ethereum L1 can't be censored. That's true for simple payments and for complex smart contract programs like DeFi, and those programs are guaranteed to execute. Cheap to hold. Like BTC, ETH is relatively cheap to hold and store securely. Cheap to use at any scale. Ethereum is cheap and easy to use whether a transaction moves $1 or billions. Any well-formed transaction is guaranteed to execute. Sound, and getting sounder. ETH is disinflationary and becomes ultrasound, meaning deflationary, during periods of high network activity. Broadly useful. ETH has many uses across the Ethereum economy, and that economy will grow by orders of magnitude as finance, and eventually every industry, moves onchain. Global adoption of the Web protocols in the '90s and '00s transformed the world economy. Ethereum is the foundation of Web3, the user-centric, decentralized web. Collateral money. ETH works as collateral, and collateral that grows in value over time is a powerful thing. Home of stablecoins. Ethereum hosts the bulk of stablecoin activity. Stablecoins serve as payment money and as unit-of-account money. Despot-proof. Like BTC, ETH can't be used by a despot to financially exploit or repress citizens. Over time that should have positive geopolitical effects. Programmable. ETH is programmable money. You can attach arbitrary logic to transactions and build an entire economy on smart-contract-based agreements and business processes (see shodai.network). Transparent or private, and auditable either way. Money and financial instruments on Ethereum can be public or private, and in both cases selectively disclosable and auditable. Privacy tools for retail and institutional users include VPNs, mix networks, shielded and privacy pools, Railgun, stealth addresses, Kohaku, and zero-knowledge proofs in many forms, including on L2s and on private permissioned EVM networks linked through bridgeless synchronous composability. Future-proof. By the end of 2027, or partway through 2028 at the latest, ETH will be quantum-safe and AI-safe money. ETH is the base money of an exponentially growing ecosystem that should keep growing for decades. Its monetary premium will keep rising, because retail, corporate, and government users will all need to hold some. Part of today's premium is speculative: Ethereum dominates smart contract blockchains, but it hasn't fully hit its stride or gone mainstream yet. Machine intelligence will supercharge every scientific and technological pursuit and grow global GDP bigger and faster than any of us can imagine. Ethereum L1 and modular Ethereum L2s will undergird most of the high-value agreements, transactions, payment flows, and complex business processes behind the coming hybrid human-machine decentralized economy.
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Qwen3.8-Flash-Next is already running Qwen4's architecture under the hood, and it's crazy fast. On 4× RTX 3090s at home: ⚡ 191 tok/s single stream 🚀 588 tok/s across 6 parallel agents 📚 up to 250K context 125B MoE, 6B active. No cloud.
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GM! My 4x RTX 3090 rig is whole again. One card with dead VRAM (1,479 bad cells, no ECC → silent garbage in LLM output) got a new memory chip. I'm ready for Qwhen4
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Now you know why reverse engineering is forbidden. Its their business ;-)
Anthropic just killed: > Google Sheets > Excel > TLDraw > Airtable > Miro > Excalidraw > FigJam > Whimsical > Lucidchart > Lucidspark > Mural > Tableau > Looker > Power BI > Metabase > Hex > Julius > Mode > Sigma > ThoughtSpot > Omni > Lightdash > Preset > Redash > Deepnote > Observable > Evidence > Qlik > Domo > Rows > Smartsheet > Coda > Notion databases > Equals > Causal > Pigment > Quadratic > Sourcetable > Grist > Baserow > NocoDB > SeaTable > Stackby > Zoho Sheet > Apple Numbers > LibreOffice Calc > Datawrapper > Flourish > Polymer > Akkio > Eraser > Napkin > Draw io > Visio > Gliffy > Creately > Milanote > Stormboard > Conceptboard > Klaxoon > Heptabase > Kinopio > Obsidian Canvas > Canva Whiteboards > Microsoft Whiteboard > Zoom Whiteboard > Apple Freeform Everything's totally fine.
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Some people say its digital trash, but others say its a store of value. Luckily I'm in it for the tech!
5 years and 9 months ago, ETH was trading at the same price as today Digital trash
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They will kill us with their office suite.
ANTHROPIC UNVEILS OFFICE TOOLS BEFORE IPO, RIVALING MICROSOFT
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Last year my consultant from Deutsche Bank told me that they don't do crypto. It's too risky and now look at that!
JUST IN: Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, Santander and Deutsche Bank commit $270 million to launch joint crypto stablecoin.
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What a time to be alive in tech
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GM! Remember to avoid taking shortcurts because of laziness.
Ein Warnendes Beispiel wieso man sich vor falscher Faulheit hüten sollte.
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I'm at the point in my life where I'd rather build my own tools that fit me 100% than pay for software that fits nobody quite right. What's the last tool you replaced with your own?
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My entire feed rn
🤖 Made with AI
my vocal synth models the vocal tract as a network of branching acoustic tubes, unlike vocaloid which stitches together and pitch-shifts phoneme recordings. still working on improving naturalness by tuning it against recordings of real singers, but I'm already impressed at how cool it sounds!
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GM everyone. The meat space still has the best soap operas.
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tldr: I'm not fucking leaving
Jensen Huang’s email to Nvidia employees
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What happened to this place?
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Cya next year in Cannes, Tokyo and Lisbon!
2027 is going to be a big one. The moment @kartiktalwar revealed our events for next year during Closing Ceremonies at ETHGlobal Mumbai. And yes, we’ll be celebrating a decade of ETHGlobal in Lisbon alongside @EFDevcon 🙌🔥
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Watching a frontier-class model stream 60+ tok/s from a box under my desk never gets old. I open-sourced the whole setup: 3× RTX 3090, with the 4th back from repair next week 👀 Favorite so far is DeepSeek-V4.1, and I'm waiting for Qwen4 27B. What are you running? github.com/froid1911/local-a…
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How the fuck can someone steal a password in 2026? Aren't we using salts and hashing algos to prevent exactly that? Or are you still using MD5?
‼️ Hackers stole the passwords of everyone registered on a portal of Germany's Technical University of Munich, plus their names, home addresses and dates of birth. One stolen login belonged to an administrator of TUMonline, the campus system that runs student records. The attackers turned it on that system too, and TUM has taken it offline. The data also covers students' ID numbers and degree programmes, and staff work addresses and phone numbers. TUM believes grades were not touched. TUM has not said how many people are hit. Accounts with multi-factor login were safe.
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My 12th birthday changed everything. I got my first PC: 100 MHz, 48 MB EDO RAM, Win95, a 15" CRT. Soon after I got online and discovered P2P with Napster. Now we're here, building a new financial system on Ethereum. Proud to be part of that journey.
You never forget the sound of a Windows PC starting up in the 90's
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