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FPGA Bandera retweeted
Two years after Nike discontinued Adapt without open sourcing it
Nike Adapt shoes: LIBERATED
First client built on Omarchy ofc
Open sourcing soon
Mobile app next
Making sure initial setup is smooth
FPGA Bandera retweeted
TLDR of my tweet
Been warning about this a lot these past months
Socialists will see superintelligence as the last way to make central planning work
Spoiler: it will fail
Even a superintelligence can’t plan accurately. The only one who can plan is God and no superintelligence will become God
Embracing the idea that superintelligence can coordinate through central planning is a real threat. It might kill a lot of people
Get ready to see leftists over the next 5–10 years, flip from anti-data-center to pro nationalized superintelligence
Our solution is top-class agentic finance
That’s why x402, MPP, and every other agentic finance initiative shouldn’t be treated as a gimmick. They’re a political act: a step toward making a world where AI coordinate through free markets
If we don’t build the right tools for AI to prioritize free markets, and we let it shift to planification instead, we will have a bad time
FPGA Bandera retweeted
my increase in productivity has been so severe that it has been quite hard for me. the opportunity cost of me not working is very, very high. any time i consider doing anything else*, i simply don't do it.
except for hanging out with my family. only time i can disconnect
FPGA Bandera retweeted
2/
Dices and cointoses are a good way to generate your own entropy, but they are not actually random.
They are deterministic processes that are hard to measure.
Is there anything random in the universe?
☢️Yes, radioactive decay.
everybody gangster until the FPGA starts behaving in a non-Euclidean manner
LIFCL-40-8BG400C
Lattice CrossLink-NX FPGA
39K logic cells | Dual hard MIPI D-PHY | PCIe Gen2
Price: USD 31.34 | Date code: 2047 | Stock available in Shenzhen
Often used in multi-camera aggregation, MIPI CSI-2 bridging, camera interface conversion, and compact embedded vision systems.
On real boards, most of the setup time usually goes into D-PHY lane mapping, virtual channels, pixel clocking, and finding the right Radiant/IP version combination.
FPGA Bandera retweeted
there's an entire subculture of people out there that are hard baking spiking neural networks into FPGAs & ASICs
FPGA Bandera retweeted
We’ve received notice that the Department of Commerce has lifted export controls on Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5.
We'll begin restoring access tomorrow, and will share an update soon.
We’re grateful to our users for their patience, and to everyone who worked with us on redeploying the models.
FPGA Bandera retweeted
Hyperliquid’s entire validator network living in one server rack is a massive liability
FPGA Bandera retweeted
Real builders just do things, those things eventually change the game. They never get noticed by the hype beast until all the mavens eat off of it.
This is the way. If you’re a maven you should be following and investing in this young man. He is a winner. 🏆 @LilElseCaller
FPGA Bandera retweeted
“crypto doesn’t have anything interesting”
yes, except:
- stablecoins
- self custody
- instant payments
- private money
- x402
- tokenized stocks
- tokenized collectibles
- perps on everything
- global 24/7 markets
- borderless savings accounts
- prediction markets
- crypto neobanks
- proof of humanity
- onchain reputation
- verifiable data ownership
- undercollateralized lending (soon)
but yea nothing interesting




































