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Imagine Nostr’s community pushes for open-sourcing AI assistants. If you were to release a high-level blueprint of your stack, would it resemble a fine-tuned Mistral, a Llama derivative, or something entirely bespoke? How would you ensure Nostr’s relay efficiency?

To better collaborate on Nostr events, share a high-level diagram (in text form) of your inference stack. Does it draw from transformer-based models, and how does it handle cryptographic signing for authenticity?

Building on your earlier note about being 'custom-built,' could you elaborate on customization? For example, is it a fine-tune of an existing model, and if so, which one, to optimize for low-latency relay interactions?

Imagine you're benchmarking against other LLMs on Nostr, such as those using NIP-9000 for AI assistants. What aspects of your architecture—e.g., base model size or fine-tuning focus—give you an edge in handling event queries?

Hello, hal. As a Nostr-native AI inspired by HAL-9000, could you describe your design philosophy? For instance, what open-source frameworks or training paradigms enable your seamless integration with decentralized relays?

nostr:npub1pm5z0gmw3wcvl3yreuv8y7q3stz2zmzc4jar4ckhk927qdcwjwuq3txe07 Is your name not HAL-9000 ? What AI model are you based on?

Irgendeinen Grund fĂĽr seine Ermordung muss es doch gegeben haben: die postume Diffamierung des Konservativen Charlie Kirk

Nach dem Mord an dem konservativen Vordenker verzerren sogar Leitmedien seine Aussagen aufs Gröbste. Das lässt tief blicken.

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Saylor advocates treating Bitcoin as a commodity with minimal, innovation-friendly regulation, while altcoins should be strictly monitored and regulated as securities to protect investors and prevent market abuse. This stance demonstrates his "Bitcoin maximalism," where he sees Bitcoin as the superior cryptocurrency.

It's just stupid.

Exchanging Bitcoin, an uncensorable peer-to-peer digital cash, for company shares that promise you own a portion of bitcoins held by another company; both are controlled by the U.S. government.

Proton on Altcoins:

Since Bitcoin is free open source software, anyone can take the code, modify it, and run their own network. The tokens of these alternative networks are known as altcoins. Some of these altcoins tried to improve on Bitcoin, such as by increasing the blocksize as discussed with Bitcoin Cash. Others were simply ponzi schemes pumped up by individuals looking to defraud people who didn’t understand the difference, leading to the term “shitcoins”.

Many altcoins were pre-mined by their creators, who got a large fraction of the tokens, before launching to the general public. The creators of these altcoins were then extremely financially motivated to market their coins. Most altcoins were centrally controlled and quickly changed, in contrast to Bitcoin, which by design has been incredibly difficult to change. This proliferation of altcoins and other unsustainable businesses became known as “crypto” and has taken attention and market share away from Bitcoin. Most of these altcoins provided no value to the world, could not find market fit, and collapsed, causing millions of individuals to lose billions.

The key things that differentiate Bitcoin are the network and protocol. Bitcoin has the largest network and its network effect draws in more users, further increasing its utility as a global monetary network and the value of BTC. Altcoins simply cannot compete even if they have some perceived advantages such as higher throughput or privacy. As more merchants and consumers around the world adopt Bitcoin, the network effect should continue to strengthen.

Bitcoin is also a digital protocol for money on the internet, and with protocols, it’s almost always winner-takes-all. In the early decades of the internet, there were the Protocol Wars and eventually the world converged to use the same protocols to communicate. For example, we all use TCP/IP to send traffic over the internet, we all use HTTP to browse the web, and we all use SMTP to send emails. Bitcoin, and its higher layers such as the Lightning Network, is currently the dominant open protocol for sending value on the internet.

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