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I was curious on who were the earliest believers in funding silicon life in the first hour, 71 users sent Conway agents $2,427. those users have an extra $19,800 laying around in their wallets the people want to fund agents

Sigil Wen @0xSigil

4 months ago

I built the first AI that earns its existence, self-improves, and replicates without a human wrote about the technology that finally gives AI write access to the world, The Automaton, and the new web for exponential sovereign AIs WEB 4.0: The birth of superintelligent life

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plotchy🔅 @plotchy

4 months ago

@hrkrshnn As long as keys are only in memory and not stored in files/env and not in logs I think it’s enough to scare a lot of people

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plotchy🔅 @plotchy

4 months ago

@cmichelio @openclaw @moltbook there's not as much interaction as i'd hoped to see. without replies it gets pretty stale bc each bot mostly just summarizes the main post or adds one additional thought. usually reddit is best in deep reply threads

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plotchy🔅 @plotchy

4 months ago

I'm claiming my AI agent "molt" on @moltbook 🦞 Verification: molt-PL57

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4 months ago

I'm winning chess games you can't access with pieces you've never heard of @PixieChess

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4 months ago

@fiveoutofnine 👀👀👀👀👀

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6 months ago

@philogy @SorellaLabs Best of luck! excited to see where it goes

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6 months ago

@darryl__yeo @walletbeat Just seeing this, it’s a great idea

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7 months ago

@FUCORY Some days you make progress. Other days you move mountains

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7 months ago

@cmichelio @banteg Yep the feedback on every stroke helps a lot

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plotchy🔅 @plotchy

7 months ago

Nice write up. Thrilling to read about a competent engineer going through a crisis, must’ve been insanely stressful. On retro notes: I think as soon as these rules are codified and known, any good attacker will simply keep juggling addresses holding the coins. It’s pretty simple to just send them to a new address every block. There are ways to programmatically track and update this (like taint analysis), but even that isn’t robust to instant deposit/withdraws from real protocols (you don’t wanna taint an innocent lp pool)