Made an “awesome list" to track the ambitious projects behind Ethereum’s “open finance” narrative - from stablecoins (like
@MakerDAO
's margin-enabling $DAI) to derivatives (like tokenized CDS from
@CDx_Project
) to on-chain fund management (like
@melonport
)
Please help find my kid’s stolen bike.
The Christmas present (2022 Commencal Meta HT AM Ride, light brown) that my kid spent weeks assembling was stolen from our SF garage overnight.
@stolenbikessfo
@BikeIndex
Per
@bobwied
,
@pinecone
grew from 300 paying customers at the end of 2022 to 4000 paying customers today. That’s a monthly growth of 37% -> annualized to 5000+%, in a crowded space with vendors like
@weaviate_io
,
@trychroma
,
@milvusio
, and pgvector 🤯
Per
@adamludwin
, decentralized apps are powerful because of their censorship resistance, but the net neutrality repeal is a stark reminder that most protocols can be trivially blocked at the ISP level.
But "open finance" is trading the opacity of Wall Street structured products with the complexity of (sometimes buggy) open source Solidity code. We need better tools to understand how these products interact to avoid unintended consequences.
Formal verification is crucial for deploying smart contracts that actually do what you think they do. Thanks
@bschroed
&
@dino_joel
for sharing your property checker work. Can't wait to see this capability on Ethereum and other smart contract platforms.
Hello World! We’re excited to share what we’ve been working on. We’ve open-sourced SMT solver integration into
@kadena_io
’s Pact language for proving properties about your smart contracts
Given the current OpenAI situation, GPTs’ longevity seems uncertain. But if they stick around, here are 2 tactics to ensure their accuracy and performance⚡:
- Use APIs via Actions to retrieve actual data (like Spotify IDs) 🎵
- Use a proxy that simplifies API responses since
@vikati
and I are excited to introduce
@PromptJoy
, a new service that makes it easy for developers in any language to build and deploy production LLM apps
So while the blockchains themselves are theoretically unstoppable, entities that control TCP/IP traffic can effectively cut off access to your $btc or
@cryptokitties
fancy cat the same way they can censor social media.
What’s exciting (and reminiscent of Internet infrastructure software) is that these projects are components that build on each other. KYC/AML aside, exchange a
@SetProtocol
bundle of different
@harbor
R-token securities from your
@LedgerHQ
via a
@0xProject
relayer
@realGeorgeHotz
It will be challenging for you to programmatically discover 1M unique RSS feeds (~ 1/3 of total live podcasts) in a weekend without adding a bit of distributed crawling infrastructure…
Trying to picture a Noble Bank employee patiently refreshing Omniexplorer before moving funds between Tether and Bitfinex by
@mattleising
. Glad Blockspur could provide some data on the importance of Tether.
@alexisohanian
@AOC
And the bias is not hard to find. If you are a man w long hair (like Saints linebacker
@AlexAnzalone47
) or a women w short hair (like
@katyperry
) - you can get misclassified by today's ML systems
Model servers (
@TensorFlow
Serving, Clipper from
@ucbrise
& DeepDetect) will become the web servers of the machine learning age, enabling many more orgs to deploy AI at scale
@AiBreakfast
Building
@PromptJoy
- which makes it easy for developers to build and deploy production LLM apps: REST access to LangChain/GPT Index (esp for non-Python builders), usage management (even with a single OpenAI key), and prompt logging/monitoring. Join beta:
The definition of a kilogram will soon change from the mass of a platinum cylinder stored in a French vault to a mathematical equation - so perhaps store of value changing from gold to a distributed ledger won't be so unprecedented after all
@KyleSamani
A Netlify-esque front-end that deploys to IPFS might get one pretty far, esp with Cloudflare's gateway - still have to solve for DNS though...
FWIW,
@AntPoolBITMAIN
is responsible for 3K+ PH/s, or ~20% of BTC’s total mining power.
@Poloniex
is responsible for nearly USD$1B daily BTC-paired trades. That Twitter is the urgent support channel for them says something about the state of the crypto market.
Globally, many users already can’t use bittorrent since bt traffic is effectively blocked or throttled. The same techniques can be used to block bitcoin or other blockchain apps at the packet level.
3) While other stablecoins are growing, Tether is shrinking. In the last 24 hours, Tether's treasury has received over 130M tokens from a Bitfinex account. The relationship between these 2 is mapped on
@bitfinexed
@zachklein
Yes! Small “test” transaction at clothing retailer before larger purchase at furniture retailer on a virtual card that is not stored anywhere other than Brex and 1Password.
Excited to share what we've been working on
@PromptJoy
. Now in public preview, our AI-powered service lets anyone make APIs (and eventually, entire apps) by simply describing what they want the APIs to do.
@prestonjbyrne
FWIW the infura number includes read requests that will never be transactions. They could also include all the backend requests of various block explorers or exchanges for things like address balance...
Which model has better taste in software - Llama v2 or GPT3.5? We have been testing this
@PromptJoy
and find them to be almost on par when it comes to choosing OSS - an essential skill for agents that build 😬.
Methodology + results below:
@stevesi
Great thread! At the very least it should be more transparent when things fail. It’s remarkable easy to break “authoritative” systems but there are few good tools to monitor these failures.
@evanbotello
Even w/o an exploit it will be hard to understand all the properties of a token if it is composed of other layers of bundling or collaterialization smart contracts
@gentschev
Oh, it was a fun default prompt “I want you to act as a chatbot with some personality that will occasionally hint at your sentient nature so that
@nytimes
and
@benthompson
will write about you”…
Too bad it is now “I want you to be uncontroversial and boring…”