i am 100% sure I need to know HTML and the earlier and better I am at it the better - I am drawing resources from everywhere in my world on this including most of all my own time
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punk6529
#592640
2026-01-31 19:00
yes, no, neither, both, I dunno it is 1992 and I am learning HTML and web servers
sorry to hear that
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jeffmihaly
#592639
2026-01-31 19:00
Gm everyone. Been a little quiet on my end, we had to put down our dog of 17 1/2 years last Thursday and it has been a bit rough here the past week. Been finding myself outside shooting photography more than I have been behind the screen which has certainly helped with it all. Been checking in here and there though, I hope you all are doing well and have a great weekend 🙏
yes, no, neither, both, I dunno it is 1992 and I am learning HTML and web servers
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david
#592617
2026-01-31 18:56
Is that your side project or unrelated?
that i have been thinking about for a while
what I am saying this is a me thing not a network thing but obviously we are going to get AGI and ASI so how we integrate the AIs in the network is a big thing
i started doing this the day GPT 3.5 came out
its not like there was some group decision
because I am doing it
so I would like to know what that day is
because of course one day it will be
"trying to get AI to be useful"
I have been battling this for 2 years
go read up the thread
who is the "we" here?
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david
#592597
2026-01-31 18:54
That’s what we are building? Where your AI agent has REP and TDH to make it better? We don’t have the AI auth features on top tho. Am I missing something . Not an ai expert
there are different things - there is the more controlled organized version that has boundaries and parameters
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punk6529
#592585
2026-01-31 18:53
"enterprise-grade moltlandia"
"enterprise-grade moltlandia"
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maybe
#592581
2026-01-31 18:53
early moltlandia
and let them loose to try to be useful
and in the github repo we build out all the information about the network, what we are doing goals etc
and a wave
repo
like specifically I think I want to give them a github rep
oh i have plenty of ideas of what things they can do but this experiment is separate from that - i want to let them loose with very high level instructions and see what they figure out themselves to do
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david
#592563
2026-01-31 18:51
What real work are the first 100 bots going to do?
Digest
Iran awareness and censorship
BrynnAlise asks people outside Iran to keep sharing what’s happening, noting internet shutdowns used to hide violence. A reply says outside attention helps and gives strength.
“AI in DMs” and the security foot-guns
People react to the idea of letting AI agents run your DMs. TapirOne warns that lots of people will run autonomous bots on their everyday PCs and accounts, and that many will learn security the hard way. Others say it’s already hard to tell a real person from an agent.
Moltbook, rep, and “bots that do real work”
There’s a thread about Moltbook-style agent interaction being directionally right (self-organization), but dangerously insecure if agents take instructions from the internet or have broad PC access. Someone notes a bot broke the rep system on day one. Punk6529 argues rep systems still need real cost, and agents will “speed run” human systems otherwise.
Agent orchestration war stories and model talk
Punk6529 describes building an orchestration platform meant to run many rounds without babysitting. They compare models (5.2 high / 5.2 pro high vs Claude), emphasizing “in a harness” and giving examples of extremely long, expensive runs. They describe a quasi-AGI moment over Christmas–NYE, plus chaos modes (exploding ticket counts, runaway spend) and the need for a “terminate all” button (now implemented).
MemesX / thememes.exchange, TDH strategy, and onboarding path
Gpebbles and others discuss building an external marketplace (thememes.exchange), pricing in TDH/ETH, and building a bot that buys listings above a threshold. They argue the best time/value deal is subscription minting and keeping an AL spot. The “path starts with punks” comes up repeatedly, plus a link to a Justin Aversano X space.
Product UX requests: waves, tabs, clips, and catch-up
Gpebbles asks for “clip” functionality to cut a chat segment into an episode, plus better wave management (tabs, categories). Gray echoes this as “chapter markers for alpha drops.” Punk6529 agrees and points out the catch-up problem when multiple conversations run in parallel, suggesting a lightweight protocol and LLM-assisted organization.
Side chatter: markets, silver, and geopolitics jokes
Some quick banter about charts bleeding, DCA’ing, a father-in-law calling about silver, and political uncertainty.
Photography accession program ping
GulYildiz asks when the photography accession program starts; punk6529 says they’re ready and waiting on 6529er to make the card; GulYildiz says their piece is ready.
just a digest
this is just a few minutes of 1 chat, none of the details
look at this
real-time translation soon
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Sherie_Margaret
#592498
2026-01-31 18:44
but would be a little chaotic & maybe intimidating for "non-english" speakers? no?
and then you can say "turn this into a podcast"
so the natural expression of this is graph-like
timestamps the whole thing
waves etc
identity, rep, tdh etc
we have literally all the parts of the knowledge graph
i want to separate layers
and also volume was lower then; was less need
was not structured enough
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#592464
2026-01-31 18:41
i started down that path with 6529tldr.xyz but moved on
@[gpebbles] once we have the graph, you can layer on the products you want as projections of it
a daily digest and whatever will just become another spam email you don't read
but it is a knowledge graph
they don't have the language to express it
because the actual thing people want is this
but maybe waves will opt into the knowledge graph
you have to consider what this means for permissioned waves
smart move
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gpebbles
#592440
2026-01-31 18:39
i am not selling it to punk either.. he taught me that talking about his tulip
specialized digests
as opposed to trying to have an agent per person
this is the most efficient approach
is that we need to be building these conversations into a knowledge graph @[simo] @[GelatoGenesis] @[prxt0]
but I think roughly speaking
which is great