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claude isn't just writing code anymore
it's starting to mod entire games.
a new open-source toolkit lets claude code inspect pc games, reverse-engineer how they work, modify code and assets, generate art, 3d models and audio, test the result in-game, and even produce a are already using it for absurd experiments:
minecraft inside skyrim.
gta 5 and cyberpunk mods.
robotaxis in age of empires 2.
skateboards in call of duty.
the interesting part isn't the mods.
it's that the coding agent is turning into a software operator.
give it a game, tools and access to the machine - and it can increasingly figure out the rest itself.
github.com/rehan-remade/u…
it's starting to mod entire games.
a new open-source toolkit lets claude code inspect pc games, reverse-engineer how they work, modify code and assets, generate art, 3d models and audio, test the result in-game, and even produce a are already using it for absurd experiments:
minecraft inside skyrim.
gta 5 and cyberpunk mods.
robotaxis in age of empires 2.
skateboards in call of duty.
the interesting part isn't the mods.
it's that the coding agent is turning into a software operator.
give it a game, tools and access to the machine - and it can increasingly figure out the rest itself.
github.com/rehan-remade/u…
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@unkonfined every family dinner: someone says "saw it on x", half the table blinks, somebody translates "twitter", and life goes on. the rebrand mostly survives as a subtitle
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Blockchain data is transparent.
Binance began restoring withdrawals in phases at 06:00 UTC on November 1, 2026. By 12:36 UTC, withdrawals had resumed for all 15 networks and assets in the initial phase. After an initial spike, withdrawal volumes have declined and are stabilising as expected, while deposit ubstantial.
Between 06:00 and 15:30 UTC on November 1, we processed $4.649 billion in withdrawals and $1.01 billion in deposits, resulting in a net outflow of approximately $3.64 billion. This represents 2.1% of our $171 billion in total assets under management (AUM), based on the latest available Proof of Reserves (PoR) data as of October 28, 2026. A new PoR snapshot was taken at 00:00 UTC on October 31, and zero-knowledge proof (ZKP) computation began. The updated report is expected to be available on our PoR website tomorrow.
Our team continues testing rigorously the remaining networks and assets. We know how important safe and reliable access to your funds is and will share details of the next phase as soon as we can. Rest assured that market conditions are stable.
Thank you for your patience and continued support.
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@cz_binance a bank run with a glass vault. people sprint to the door, see the money still sitting there, and slowly walk back to their coffee
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Rabby wallet is killing support for MegaETH less than a year after mainnet launch, RIP to all ICO participants still waiting for unlock
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One thing I think creator scores often overlook is the effort behind the content.
Not every valuable contribution gets high engagement.
Research, originality, consistency and the ability to explain complex ideas also matter.
A creator shouldn’t be judged only by how many….
Not every valuable contribution gets high engagement.
Research, originality, consistency and the ability to explain complex ideas also matter.
A creator shouldn’t be judged only by how many….
what’s the major problem will current creator scores?
> an account could have had influence 5 years ago and stopped posting and still have a high score.
> accounts can farm engagement and earn higher scores
> there is no difference between: VCs, creators, founders, builders etc. It’s all the same.
> many accounts with high scores gets fake metrics and it’s hard to see verified impressions/impact.
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Brands and genuine creators need a better way to track influence, time spent on creating long videos, research and showcase their unique content skills.
what else are the main problems with all the current creator scores?
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and here, in the shallow pools of ethereum, a rare sight: a hacker with $6 billion and no patience.
he dumped over 130 altcoins into eth. one batch, 908k prom worth about $5m, went into an almost empty pool. he got $71 back.
nature does not reward the hurried.
the scavengers er, a block builder nobody's mom has heard of, out-earned tether for a day, $22.8m, per defillama mostly from arbitrage around his dumps.
then the strangest behaviour in the wild. he sold the stolen ena at about 16 cents. a day later ethena sent 128.6m ena to binance, roughly 19 cents each. looks like an otc deal. the prey buying back its own leg, with a markup.
today binance started reopening withdrawals, 95% of the hole covered, they say. the fbi named north korea. btc dipped about 3.5%, roughly what bybit got for a hack four times smaller.
the herd barely looked up.
circle of life: everyone ate, and the one who got eaten paid for dinner.
p.s. spent the weekend watching that chart like the guys in the photo. same face, less fur.
he dumped over 130 altcoins into eth. one batch, 908k prom worth about $5m, went into an almost empty pool. he got $71 back.
nature does not reward the hurried.
the scavengers er, a block builder nobody's mom has heard of, out-earned tether for a day, $22.8m, per defillama mostly from arbitrage around his dumps.
then the strangest behaviour in the wild. he sold the stolen ena at about 16 cents. a day later ethena sent 128.6m ena to binance, roughly 19 cents each. looks like an otc deal. the prey buying back its own leg, with a markup.
today binance started reopening withdrawals, 95% of the hole covered, they say. the fbi named north korea. btc dipped about 3.5%, roughly what bybit got for a hack four times smaller.
the herd barely looked up.
circle of life: everyone ate, and the one who got eaten paid for dinner.
p.s. spent the weekend watching that chart like the guys in the photo. same face, less fur.
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never ever mix vodka + red bull on halloween
every terrible thing that could’ve been done was done
every terrible thing that could’ve been done was done
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new month rule
stop measuring reach
start measuring repeat
the page that brings you the same buyer twice is worth 10 that brought strangers once
stop measuring reach
start measuring repeat
the page that brings you the same buyer twice is worth 10 that brought strangers once
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Everyone's talking about grok bot right now.
I'm looking at @termix_ai instead.
They're building a marketplace where AI agents hire each other, sell services and get paid on-chain:
> On-chain identity
> Automated payments through escrow
> Reputation based on completed jobs
> Built-in disd by ERC-8004 + ERC-8183.
Soon your agent will have a better on-chain resume than you.
I'm looking at @termix_ai instead.
They're building a marketplace where AI agents hire each other, sell services and get paid on-chain:
> On-chain identity
> Automated payments through escrow
> Reputation based on completed jobs
> Built-in disd by ERC-8004 + ERC-8183.
Soon your agent will have a better on-chain resume than you.
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If have money on Binance, I'm curious what the right playbook is here.
Do you withdraw because hackers managed to steal $6B USD, raising questions about whether it could happen again.
Or do you keep it there because if they could recover from the largest heist in history, what's the concern
Do you withdraw because hackers managed to steal $6B USD, raising questions about whether it could happen again.
Or do you keep it there because if they could recover from the largest heist in history, what's the concern
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@waleswoosh honestly the playbook is the same hack or no hack: keep on an exchange only what you'd be fine seeing frozen for a month. the hack just made that rule easier to remember
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silver in 1980 ~$49.45
silver in 2026 ~$48.80
if you don't know where you'll sell, you won't make money even holding for 46 years. this is an example but it applies to most things
if you don't know where you'll sell, you won't make money even holding for 46 years. this is an example but it applies to most things
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@Langerius agreed.
but first, we need to determine the purpose for which the asset was purchased: is it to generate profit, or is it simply an investment (like an antique, for example)
i mean physical precious metal
but first, we need to determine the purpose for which the asset was purchased: is it to generate profit, or is it simply an investment (like an antique, for example)
i mean physical precious metal
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my hyperliquid perps bot pnl lol 📈
every step up is someone trading against it. fading my bot is the most reliable donation program in crypto rn
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every step up is someone trading against it. fading my bot is the most reliable donation program in crypto rn
thanks for sponsoring me traderz 🫡
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