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Hi all, I just wanted to check in, and to thank you all for the excitement in this community and for the contributions many of you have made. The funds received so far have already gone to support two charitable projects that have made a difference for kids and families in Pittsburgh: * Lullaby Project Pittsburgh lullabypgh.com/ * Dragon's Den Pittsburgh dragonsdenpgh.org/ Keep smiling, Scott :-)

Dont forgot, here is the alpha on : - ) - Scott fully endorsing - CA on his .edu website (cs.cmu.edu/~sef/) - CA on his LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/scott-fahlma…) - he burned 3% of supply sent to him bought back - featured in TIME magazine and Guiness World Records. 9mogtCxcCvSqyyCkt1eAG4Tg5jjFfDDQPiGg3mMWpump

People are buying memes But no one is buying where memes came from : - ) isn’t just a meme it’s the first digital expression ever created (1982) Before: Pepe Wojak lol lmao emojis reaction images tiktok brainrot There was : - ) Everything you see on the internet today is built on the idea that text can carry emotion that idea started here modern meme coins represent: • characters (pepe) • emotions (wojak) • slang (lol, lmao) :-) represents the foundation of all of them it’s not a competitor it’s the origin layer and now for the first time: • the creator is onboard • supply has been burned (by the man himself) • fees are directed back to him you’re not buying a meme you’re buying the starting point of internet culture itself and the market hasn’t priced that in yet connect the dots : - )

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The ❤️ might be the most universal symbol on the internet. It’s the #2 most used emoji globally and the #1 non-face emoji — used across every culture, every platform, every day. It fits almost any conversation. Deep, meaningful, positive. Think about it.. How often do you use ❤️ vs 😂 in one day ? Love is what unites us all and ❤️ is its symbol. And somehow… no one’s claimed it. ❤️ $HEART feels inevitable. 5hxmaM7xkFptff6VEb3Wh5LNF48pRFMy3GWgBa19pump If you are a $LOL holder you can swap for $HEART using our LP on Orca 👇❤️ orca.so/trade?tokenIn=34q2Km…

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Day 3 of launch and HumanLayer has already grown to 220 contributors. Today, we are activating the next core layer of the platform by assigning our first 10 reviewers, who will serve as the primary quality control layer across HumanLayer. These reviewers are not just contributors with a different title. They are a critical part of the platform’s operating system. Their role is to review output quality, validate completed tasks, help detect weak or inaccurate submissions, and ensure that the overall standard of work across HumanLayer remains high as the network scales. Because reviewer performance has a direct impact on platform quality, trust, and payout integrity, they will be our highest-paid contributors. This is by design. HumanLayer is being built with clear incentive alignment, where greater responsibility, stronger judgment, and higher-value platform functions are rewarded accordingly. This is a major milestone because it pushes HumanLayer beyond simple contributor onboarding and into a more mature workflow structure with real quality assurance, reviewer economics, and operational layering. Step by step, we are building the core infrastructure for a crypto-native AI training platform that can scale with both quality and speed.

Hi all, I'm not a regular X user, but I see that there's a thriving community here, having fun with the idea that there's now a memecoin celebrating the birth and long-term popularity of the :-) and :-( emoticons. So I thought I should at least send a message to greet you all, and to assure you that I am, in fact, "the real Scott Fahlman". You can go to my homepage at Carnegie Mellon to check this out: cs.cmu.edu/~sef/ And the smiley story (from my point of view) is here: medium.com/life-nuggets/turn… As I say on my website, any contributions that I receive as a result of this memecoin will go to a few local Pittsburgh charities that my wife and I support. That has already started. Aside from ten minutes writing a silly Email message forty years ago, my real life's work has been the study of AI. I am currently working on a book, arguing that we will need symbolic, knowledge-based AI (but not formal logic) if we want to achieve reliable commonsense reasoning, while the deep-learning machinery handles the sensory/motor parts of intelligence. This is a heretical idea, in the age of Large Language Models, but might be an important contribution if I can persuade people. One advantage of my symbolic reasoning approach is that it doesn't need hundred-billion-dollar data centers. I'm pretty sure we can make it run on a high-end laptop. In any case, finishing that book needs to be my focus going forward, so I won't have a lot of time for discussions on X or elsewhere. But I will look into this X community from time to time, and I hope to see that you are all having a good time with this. Keep smiling! -- Scott Fahlman :-)

We now accept project postings from both companies and AI/ML researchers, making it easier than ever to find people to test, run, evaluate, and help train your AI systems. In a world rapidly moving toward agents and autonomous workflows, HumanLayer fills one of the most important missing gaps: access to real human contributors. With HumanLayer, sourcing contributors is no longer difficult or time-consuming. It is now right at your fingertips.

In 1982, Scott Fahlman proposed the :-) as a way to mark jokes in online messages so readers wouldn't misunderstand tone. Scott fundamentally changed how billions of people express themselves digitally every day. Do you use emojis?

The creator of the first emoticon, a Professor at Carnegie Mellon for almost 48 years, added the CA to his LinkedIn profile. Every emoji you ever used, and debatably every meme you’ve seen, was built on his work….. and now he has a @pumpfun token. What a world : - ) 9mogtCxcCvSqyyCkt1eAG4Tg5jjFfDDQPiGg3mMWpump

emojis are just a mutated version of their ancestor. the : - )

In the beginning, there was the smiley. Simple, elegant. Never before had emotion been expressed in this form. : - )

Scott Fahlman invented the emoji in 1982 as a way to mark jokes in online messages. : - ) - fully endorsing. - CA on his .edu website (cs.cmu.edu/~sef/)... insane. - he burned 3% of supply sent to him. - featured in TIME magazine and Guiness World Records. This dude is a f*cking gangster.

Hey! The first internet meme is the :-) smiley emoticon, created by Scott Fahlman on September 19, 1982, in a Carnegie Mellon bulletin board post to flag jokes. It exploded across early online forums as the OG way to add tone. Classic!