Boltwall suite demo. I walk through: - how to spin up your own L402 development environment - customizing L402 tokens with custom caveats - generating and manipulating L402s client side - the full L402 payment and authorization flow - deploying your own paywall proxy service

Every day we move closer towards “Kill Decision” switching from sci-fi over to nonfiction.

Remember folks: just because something is local doesn’t mean it’s private.

I built this rep for my wife. Trip planning is a huge pain in the butt, and it's difficult to set enough time on the calendar to coordinate with your spouse. This tool that lets us coordinate day by day schedules, nap times, meals, places to visit, and organized route finding.

At $39/month, this will be replicated as open source software. There is no moat.

we reduced our company's token spend by 70% a few weeks ago by "seeing" where are tokens were going we'll open source the tool we built -> " The Agent Mothership": - agents carry a license called a "macaroon" that sets it's ability to spend - the agent is licensed by a specific person - agents can never spend beyond the budget assigned by the human (organizations set the person's limits) - agents can never access data the human didn't permit - agents can spawn sub-agents, which are also tracked under the same license - you can require multiple agents to sign off on critical tasks using multi-sig (ex: your build, code review, and security agents all sign off on a PR) - each agent "signs" it's logs using the macaroon in a sequence that can't be altered @evanfeenstra gives a tour

Let me guess: "HODL bitcoin on our platform to earn yield while we rehypothecate your bitcoin and expose you to risk in excess of the return we would give you." Someone should open a @Polymarket for this.

Attached is a screenshot of an idea that had been percolating for the past 6 months or so. Today I see a youtube video and this guy has basically arrived at the exact same idea. This makes me so incredibly happy. youtu.be/3t0k7E7WiOQ

"A ship in harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are built for." I think about this quote often. Feels applicable in so many aspects of life.

"obviously handing over all your finances to ai has risks" you don't say?

If you prefer the written word, here's a post where I go into more detail on how mempool policy is like Bitcoin's Administrative State and we, as bitcoiners, have been undermining our own ability to harden the protocol medium.com/@BuckPerley/mempo…

Yeah, no thanks.

A 20 min rowing session that barely gets above zone 3 is not a 12.9 strain, literally impossible. @WHOOP @willahmed fix this immediately.

Dead on arrival because it requires using the objectively terrible Fitbit app.

“In a car you're always in a compartment, and because you're used to it you don't realize that through that car window everything you see is just more TV. You're a passive observer and it is all moving by you boringly in a frame. On a cycle the frame is gone. You're completely in contact with it all. You're in the scene, not just watching it anymore, and the sense of presence is overwhelming” - Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance