Sounds like very useful work! Go check it out

Real quantum supremacy happens when a paper has more logical qubits than authors. Currently projected for 2036.

arxiv.org/abs/2404.17570

Lord give me the confidence of an IACR preprint showing that NP ⊆ BQP 🙏🏻

Big if true

eprint.iacr.org/2024/626

Hard to overstate how capable the GatlingX team is

Big day! BIP324 transport is now the default. Important to recognize the years of hard work that went into this. It may not be as flashy as other types of protocol work but it’s absolutely essential.

Each layer gets a token and I’m betting on more and more layers. Eventually a ton of these layers will all be gated (after however many hops) by a single shared sequencer and we’ll finally reach the promised land: an L2 with 42 tokens.

I think the source of (the better half of) the BitVM controversy is:

- Some teams have been promoting an unsafe bridge as safe (and I'm using 'safe' in an informal way here) to the public and to investors. The Taproot Wizards team justifiably criticized them for this.

- The…

Incredibly talented team building important tech! They were way ahead of the curve too; their contrarian pitch back then now looks prescient.

One small step for Cognition, one giant leap for all crypto-to-AI pivoters

We highly recommend this in-depth discussion between Jamie Burke ⛺️ from Outlier Ventures and our CEO, Ketan Jog. They delve into Absinthe's origin story, the concept of intelligent incentives, and our perspective on the future of airdrops.
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Only love to the Cubik team! 🫰

Happy to support our friends by powering Cubik's anti-sybil system with Absinthe Protect. Our machine learning models that analyze over 70+ user signals do the hard work 💪

Solana bots beware

Hiring:

We’re an intelligent incentives company, and we’re looking for our first in-house data engineer.

The initial role would be that you would set up data preprocessing pipelines on GCP. You’ll manage ML model and data lifecycles, work with data from the blockchain and other…

Culdesac is funny because its website proclaims 'the first car-free neighborhood built from scratch in the US' but then you scroll down and immediately below it they brag about '15% off all Lyft rides' alongside a picture of two cars

Just discovered Rootclaim thanks to this tweet. Seems like a great project.

'Of course you think second price auctions are incentive compatible, you're a first year mechanism designer, just got laid off at Citadel and participated in an NFT auction, Yuga Labs most likely. You'll talk about Myerson's lemma and DSIC auctions until you read Tim Roughgarden,

Cost effective user acquisition is an unsolved problem in web3. This is a very serious attempt to change that; take a look!

Why onboard users into different apps in different wallets when you can let them onboard once and transact everywhere? 🔥

Introducing portable embedded wallets, live in production 𝇊

Happy Chanukah!

א פרייליכן חנוכה!

Elite university boards are weird because their members are largely not interested at all in governance; instead, they’re there to collect prestige & admittance for their children.

This empowers a bureaucracy whose main goal, by dint of selective pressure, is to grow its ranks.