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whim = claude code / codex + steroids
stop running 2-3 agents on your laptop and orchestrate 100s on the cloud.
don't wait. free compute only during alpha!
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Cursor, Claude Code, Codex are all single-player. Whim is multiplayer.
Whim is a shared workspace where humans, agents, code, context, compute, and history live together.
teapaw.org/whimdotrun/status/2056…
We’ve been building this for the last few months. It’s basically a nicer way to use Claude or Codex on the terminal with in-built orchestration and collaboration. Would recommend giving it a try!
Your Claude doesn't talk to your teammate's Claude. We're fixing that. We built Whim — a multiplayer cloud workspace where developers and AI agents work together as a team.
Open alpha is live — 100 spots, 25 hours of free compute hours/week.
whim.run
Once the weekend is over, presumably circle will still let your redeem USDC for one dollar, not 93 cents or whatever amount correlates to their net asset value divided by usdc supply.
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I can't say too much but you are sorely mistaken if you think that Celsius and 3AC is the end of it. The dominos are falling. Contagion.
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In the past 48 hours I have been contacted by several whistleblowers. These people would like to and will stay anonymous. I have learned some deeply troubling things and there is a lot more to come - this is just the very beginning. Here is some of what I can tell you.
Doesn't seem like people are fully grasping the consequence of this and what this "high cost" Do mentions here really means. First, an ever increasing billions of $LUNA will be minted every day as arbitragers will buy and burn $UST that's below peg to mint LUNA.
For instance, as market cap of LUNA went from 4B to 300M since yesterday, supply increased from around 1B to 10B. Naturally price went down 98%. The only place you may even want to consider gambling with LUNA or UST is when both market caps are both tiny after sever capitulation
Maybe y'all need to ask @DegenSpartan to post that chart that illustrates what an algo stable death spiral looks like.
