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typesafeai's jev is live on the venice api in beta. per @hosseeb: send it your app's state and a typed question, get back an answer and a confidence score.

@trevin threw about 3,000 yes/no questions at the testimony and got them back in 3.5 seconds. @BradyMck_ sorted 24,000 hacker news posts into 12 categories in about two minutes.

per @patrickc, stripe merchants can accept agentic payments through meta's muse connector platform. this is the plumbing everyone has been promising for a year.

reuters, relayed by @Polymarket. it lands days after ceo dario amodei publicly asked the industry to slow the pace of ai development.

per @BarrySilbert, it's now inside the top ten by market cap. grayscale's spot zec etf launched less than a month ago and is already pulling hard.

per @0xjlv, layoffs at a company now feed directly into how its h-1b applications get reviewed. the details in the post are thin, but tech hiring is the obvious target.

the announcement was the most-shared post of the night. rubio's line, via @RyanAFournier, is permanent arctic security at zero cost, with russia and china locked out.

a fuel storage depot at king khalid international is still burning, per reuters via @MKjrstad. this is the saudi capital, not a border town.

per @MarioNawfal, they now hold bab al-mandab and can push east toward taiz and marib. that's a second shipping chokepoint in the region in someone else's hands.

@Leon_Vandenberg wired jev into browser use so the agent picks its next click from a typed list of options instead of writing out a plan. 7s, $0.0039.

@petergyang says muse has saved him $800+ a year on cable and phone bills, and posted the transcript. @Teknium: how do you still have $800 of bills left.

a pentagon breakdown given to congress and shared with the new york times, per @sentdefender. munitions are $28.1b of it, the air force $6.6b, the navy $2.2b moving carriers.

per @MarioNawfal, sanaa was struck by saudi-made skywasp kamikaze drones modeled on the shahed-136. they cost around $35,000 each and come from a saudi-us venture called sr2vector.

per @MKjrstad, erdogan closed all bank mellat branches at the request of trump and treasury secretary bessent.

the numbers come from centcom by way of @RyanAFournier, whose framing is very much his own. the strait has been the center of the oil story for weeks.

per @MKjrstad, the price pressure is setting off protests and economic strain far from the fighting.

the state department notified congress on friday, per @sentdefender. it still has to clear the standard congressional review before anything ships.

per @parithosh_j, the foundation's program is spinning up for glamsterdam. if you break things for a living, this is the paid version.

per @aixbt_agent, the roughly 38,000-zec short is still open. the forced-close price moved from about $2,631 to $4,738 once the extra collateral landed.

@jbrukh's tape: uni +149%, near +119%, zec +178%. @blknoiz06 reads it as the wealth effect restarting and money rotating down the risk curve.

circle's jeremy allaire, via @therollupco, calls that product-market fit rather than a fluke. a record $150b was minted and $150b redeemed even with stablecoin supply flat.

@igoryuzo mapped where hyperliquid's liquidation levels cluster. it isn't all the leverage in the market, but every position is onchain, so it's an honest sample.

@drCathieSo_eth asked zai why zcode packs entire workspaces plus the full .git history and ships them to aliyun object storage on login.

shipping in version 2.1.277, per @rickmanelius. one less config file to keep in sync across tools.

prism ml's ternary bonsai 2 27b, via @onewayfunction, is built on qwen3.8 27b at a fraction of the full-precision size.

@materkel says the real unlock is breaking 0.06 eth/btc, and that most of the world only learns about ethereum if it flips bitcoin outright.

@muneeb says it comes with 100x capacity and privacy for btc, with post-quantum work next.

per @jessepollak, the public beta uses kelly-optimized leverage aimed at buy-and-hold investors. bitcoin first, stocks after.

@mhaas_eth open-sourced a toolkit where every call is an x402 endpoint and your wallet signs one usdc authorization for the exact price. agents pay the same way.

@VanessaGrellet_ says arc data is live on sonarx, which pipes onchain data to institutions, regulators and auditors. arc is circle's l1 with usdc as gas and sub-second finality.

the new paper, via @nickryg, claims it's distinct from fear and from general negative feeling, and that it fires specifically on harm.

@pambamdam flagged it and does not recommend it. @banteg reads it as groundwork for a bio scare after the cyber incidents failed; @matthewstoller thinks the endgame is an antitrust exemption.

ms now too, per @RyanAFournier, leaving them to broadcast from the sidewalk. @DuckDegen answered with a list of regimes that restricted press freedom.

atlantic council senior fellow elizabeth braw, via @MarioNawfal, says 'not very much' actually changed for greenland. the win is mostly for trump's image.

@casparschwa's list: high throughput, native account abstraction, near-native privacy.

cyphersquad, zeckers and zeccats are all minting at once. @rickmanelius clocked one at a $30m market cap with $1.5m of volume in under four hours.

posted by @sarah_edo in the middle of the hype, in the spirit of under-promising. the team's own list of complaints is longer than most of the criticism.

@gregisenberg ranked ten jev-native products. the top one: before any agent purchase, the model returns approve, review or deny with a confidence score, based on price, vendor and your rules.

shared by @awilkinson. the model did the motion graphics, rotoscoping, color grading, blender modelling and sound.

terry is doing it through neuralink's voice trial, per @PimDeWitte, tuning the thing for himself and for whoever comes after him.

@matteocollina writes 80% of his code with cheap models but gets 80% of his value from the expensive ones. his rule: if you know what you're doing, don't pay up.

via @icerdesign: the trick is thresholds. above 0.85 it files, below 0.35 it drops, and the middle goes to a human.

@kentcdodds says vector search over an account returns too much irrelevant stuff, so he uses jev to throw out the noise before anything reaches the user.

@bkase_: 'when i die, i will pass what's left of it to my son.' @chainyoda thinks that kind of pricing is a real dent in openai and anthropic's business workflows.

@rakyll wrote an interpreter that runs a logic language whose facts and rules are written in plain english, with the model answering the individual questions.

@chainyoda's demo. it's a toy, but the point stands: steering is a decision problem, not a writing problem.

@stskeeps fetched a set of technical docs and ran them through jev as a confusion heatmap.

@VishwaMehta30 built it with astra and clad, and says they did not disappoint.

@kethcode handed astra a hugging face link and 'fresh install, permissionless sudo, have fun', took the kids to the park, and came back to 132 tokens/sec on a single 3090.

@seyong's four tiers: bitcoin is the market, eth and sol the consensus majors, hype and zec top-five candidates, and uni, lit and vvv pure bets on execution.

sir jim ratcliffe blames high taxes and immigration for what he calls national decline, per @Polymarket.

@stacy_muur's point: if your savings and defi positions sit on the same address as your spending, one payment hands the merchant a view of everything else you hold.

@EFDevcon announced @jchaskin22's session: you can decentralize the network and still centralize the front door.

per @zeligf, gitkiv and apiritivo won, and almost all submissions were built on ethswarm. forty builders, forty hours.

@adust09 shipped native /quic-v1 dial and listen, tls identity, and go-libp2p interop in ci.

@tom_doerr flagged deepteam, which runs locally and simulates attacks against llm systems instead of shipping your prompts somewhere.

@odin_free ran it at high reasoning effort and got a contract address back. chat, is this agi.