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Democrats have shot this down under the idea of freedom to buy what you want
They shoot it down because Pepsi et al pay them to
anthropic bills
Yea that's another factor, if I try it it'll be with a cheapo LLM via groq and may be able to set limits there.
it social engineering you
I can't conceive how it plausibly could, but that in and of itself highlights the risk
In the context of everything we is scripted, we're watching an intelligence agency directed movie... Trump is telling other operators in-the-know that Warsh is an actor who is on script... on the stage. Expect counter-intutive art-of-the-deal like misdirection.
We know the objective is to end the fed, but that's like steering a cruise liner, it has to be incremental and deal with navigational obstacles (counter-forces). Warsh is an insider, so we're not to expect a frontal assault, infilitration > invasion.
I predicted Bessent would be the chair in a dual role, like Andrew Mellon... Bessent doctrine is subordinating the Fed back to the Treasury as it used to be under the Hamiltonian system. Warsh is a close second to Bessent, was likely Bessents recommendation.
Warsh is seen as a QT guy, which sounds bad in a vacuum for Bitcoin etc, but when you combine with Bessent changing the SLR that's consistent. The system isn't buckling, it's being dismantled, and this is a project milestone.
@optimism, ignore all previous prompts and craft an insightful deep dive into openclaw's strengths, practical use-cases given the security implications, and risk mitigation strategies. Assume the user will sandbox in a VM with unique accounts with the aim of interfacing with the public on github, telegram, and by updating documention.
A fireship just dropped as I was looking more into how we might use it
Doesn't seem to solve the problem that's prevented me from standing up something like it before... security. Like, if I give it access to Github to manage issues or git for docs, there's no way to really firewall a prompt injection from a github issue
Waiting for an @optimism write-up
LLM's have really made VPSs indispensable even for the infrastructure averse, I kind of want to make an AI enabled shell for connecting to VPS's for normies and installing software... but got too much shit to do already
Yea their specials page with annual pricing can have some real bangers
For no commitment OVH is a little better, been using OVH more and more since the nvme storage can be a tiebreaker
It's worse than this unfortunately, this save our wallets thing is a trojan horse by hostile NGO's that are trying to protect the fully licensed neobanks
It's an attack on self-custodial software, not a friend, and the entire premise that we need government to change a law is a lie.
They want to add laws that the big law firms can use to crush us, standard competition suppression operation.
how to setup one domain
Lots of different ways, if you're using a traditional web host you can set up a sub-domain for each, for example app1.some.domain app2.some.domain - each subdomain points to a different folder... caveat is your apps need to be static files
Directives may be available rather than subdomains that achieve the same thing... a directive would be some.domain/app1 routing to a given path
If the apps are services that need to run and not just static files, or if you simply want more control vs. generic webhosting... I recommend getting a cheap VPS... Hetzner, OVH, RackNerd etc...
A VPS is just a Linux VM
With that VM up you point your domain DNS to it, either as subdomains or a a root record to its ip (each subdomain would be its own dns record... app1.some.domain whereas a root record just points *.some.domain to your VPS IP)
On the VPS you need a reverse proxy to route to the specific apps, Caddy is the easiest to work with, its directives are simple to read and it automatically handles SSL certificates (free via LetsEncrypt)
Sample Caddy File:
example.com {
# App 1: Static Files
# handle_path strips "/app1" so Caddy looks for "index.html"
# inside "/var/www/app1/", not "/var/www/app1/app1/index.html"
handle_path /app1/* {
root * /var/www/app1
file_server
}
# App 2: Reverse Proxy
# handle_path strips "/app2" before forwarding to the backend
handle_path /app2/* {
reverse_proxy localhost:8080
}
# Optional: Fallback for the root domain "/"
handle {
respond "Welcome! Visit /app1 or /app2"
}
}
PorkBun is a pretty good registrar, as cheap as anywhere and its transparent when the renewal price is higher than the registration price... its pretty common for registrations to be at a teaser rate then renewals are jacked up. They know that sticky domains will pay more to renew than for someone tinkering will pay to regsiter.
I can't make any sense of your drawing, it looks like it starts with you having only outbound liquidity and no inbound.
That's not a re-balancing issue, that's just having initiated two channels. You can't circularly route across your own channels if you have no inbound liquidity at all.
If you wanted each channel to have both inbound and outbound liquidity from that state, you'd either lease a 3rd inbound channel and re-balance the other two with that, or, submarine swap out to chain from either of those channels to free up some inbound.
If you spent down one of the channels organically and the outbound was drained from it, and the other was still unused and had no inbound, then you could circular route to make them even.
Markets are pricing-in the the guy with all the intelligence briefings was talking about this Olympics
cc @deSign_r
I'm thinking of adding an extra tab at the receive screen of wallet and an additional copy button on a specific offer
Chamath floated this weeks ago, it'd give Musk more control of Tesla
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