UncleJim21

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Bad Day to Be a Screen - Why Headless AI Agents Kill Conventional UX Patterns

I think once the use case crystallizes it starts to make sense to make a deterministic program.

Probably what AI will start to do is identify common patterns and then create subroutines that match those. Almost like how OpenClaw does self healing it's almost like proactive optimization.

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Churchill once stated _"Democracy is the worst form of government...except for all the others"_. If Churchill were a technologist in 2026, he'd say the same about screens.  

Like most technological paradigms, screens dominated not by pure merit but by necessity. Computers couldn't understand speech. Voice recognition was a joke. The mouse was revolutionary. Screens were the **only way** to interact with software -  a necessary interface between human intent and machine execution.

But every paradigm has a shelf life.

Agents slash through the red tape of conventional menus, buttons, and swiping. They live _inside_ the electronics, swim inside the data itself. Agents _are_ the software. Screens were the steering wheel. Autonomous systems don't need steering wheels.

Agents' inevitable outperformance demands that screens be quickly put on the chopping block.

The Death of the Screen is one of the great white pills of the AI Revolution. Less doom scrolling, keyboard warrioring, and eye strain. More space for face to face interactions, grass touching, and quiet time. A major victory for the health and comfort of the user.
### The Rise & Fall of Screens
Before screens, the world was analog. Want to book a flight? Call a travel agent, wait on hold, spell your name three times. Need to research something? Drive to the library, hope they have the right encyclopedia, photocopy pages for 10 cents each. If pockets of the world were digital at all, it was rigidly constrained - command-line interfaces, mainframes that required you to wait in line to run calculations we'd consider trivial today. The space of compute belonged to fanatical nerds, technicians, and high-level business people who could see the value. Everyone else was locked out.

Screens and GUIs changed everything. The mouse, the trackpad, Apple's obsessive focus on user experience - these made computers **usable** for normal people. Democratized technology. Not just programmers, but graphic designers, lawyers, accountants, and even grunge bands. Screens delivered utility - bookkeeping, travel booking, social networking. But they also unlocked a new medium for beauty. Designers could sculpt pixels. Musicians could compose in GarageBand. Filmmakers could edit in their bedrooms.

Then came the downside.

The ability to remotely convey beauty gave way to infinite scroll algorithms designed to keep you watching. The ability to network humans gave way to faceless mobs dunking on strangers for engagement metrics. Productivity tools became digital leashes. You were supposed to use email; instead, email used you. The screen promised liberation but delivered 8-hour days hunched over a desk, eyes burning, neck aching, life happening somewhere else.

The screen's fundamental flaw is this: **it demands your presence.** You can't use a screen without stopping everything else. It's synchronous I/O. You query, you wait, you read, you click. Repeat. The computer can't do anything unless you're there to drive it.

This was fine when computers were dumb. But now they're not.

For decades, this was the only option. Computers couldn't understand natural language. They couldn't reason. They couldn't act autonomously. Screens were necessary because humans had to operate the software step-by-step.

But that constraint just evaporated. Agents live inside the machine. They're infinitely flexible, deeply personalized, and they work whether you're watching or not. Screens stop being mandatory. They become **optional.** A convenience, not a requirement. The sideshow, not the main act.

![image](https://image.nostr.build/3f16f2dbab7aef4f75bad470a8e954ac8f6bc925d9e653a9fe127fc9e796a34b.png)

*"We will know it's over when executives start tossing screens out windows like rock stars (and nobody bothers to replace them)."*

## What Changed in the I/O: LLMs as Intent Translators, Agents as Action Translators
Humans tend to take for granted the ease with which we understand language. But it is only through the intense rigors of evolutionary dynamics that humans cultivated this ability. Contrast the richness of human language against even smart animals. Translating this easy human faculty into software evaded computer scientists for decades. And during that time, screens were the only game in town. You needed buttons, menus and the like to translate human intent into meaningful output.
### Inputs: From Buttons to Intent
Buttons and interfaces become obsolete when machines can understand plain language

The LLM breakthrough in natural language processing  [(decades in the making)](https://www.pullthatupjamie.ai/app/share?clip=2211ab1d-1c45-4129-9244-3971502c4174_p41) finally gave machines the ability to understand human intent directly. As this technology is perfected, the barrier between humans' most basic instinct (talking) and the machine dissolves. The interface stops being a rectangle you stare into. It becomes your voice.

### Outputs: From Screens to Action
The breakthrough with agents like OpenClaw is orchestration: reliably translating intent into a sequence of actions that accomplish the goal. **This breakthrough is equally consequential (and arguably more impressive from a 1 man team). The OpenClaw breakthrough solves the other half of the automation equation: meaningful automation of outputs.**

With these two breakthroughs together, screens stop being mandatory. Inputs don't need buttons. Outputs don't need dashboards. The interface becomes invisible.

The constraints that forced us to use screens just evaporated. LLMs handle the input. Agent frameworks like OpenClaw handle the output. You don't need to translate anymore. You just say what you want.

When software works without you watching, screens become checkpoints, not workstations. You review outcomes. You don't operate machinery.

Let's observe how the paradigm shift is influencing my product in realtime.
### Case Study: Evolution of PullThatUpJamie.ai

When I set out to create PullThatUpJamie, my mission was to kick the podcast space up a notch with AI. To make the podcast knowledge base the Library of Alexandria it should be. A tool to enrich the lives of listeners and make it ruthlessly efficient for podcast producers to maximize the value of content.

The mission has two core focus areas:
1. **For podcasters:** Make it easy and cheap to promote, publish, and extract max value from their podcast recording library.
2. **For listeners:** Make it easy and fun to explore, discover, and learn from hundreds of thousands of hours of high-signal expert discussions.

When I started building Jamie, I knew AI would play a major role from the jump. Allowing me to do transcripts, analysis, and curated clips with modestly priced API calls. But I also sensed that something like OpenClaw would change the game. Turning rigid interfaces with predefined flows into something completely new, dynamic, and personalized to EXACTLY what the user wants to do.

I built Jamie in modules that I knew would be accessible to high-quality agents as TOOLS to be adapted to EXACTLY what the user wants at runtime.

### Before OpenClaw

**For listeners**, Jamie was like Google for podcasts but with the ability to pick up vague gists. Remember something vague from a podcast weeks ago? Jamie has semantic search, so a rough guesstimate of the verbiage can pull up playback in realtime. Want to share a podcast moment with a friend? That's one click away too.

**For premium podcast creators**, we have a creator studio that:
- Auto-transcribes each podcast
-  Creates clips automatically from the RSS feed
-  Gives them the option to auto or manually cross-post to Twitter/Nostr

Each of these tools works great for our users. But we knew we needed to go further.

At the same time, we recognize: we stepped into the AI Arena. The fast-paced AI industry is bloodsport. We will ALWAYS be disrupting ourselves or we will die. That means getting out of the way and making our tools as accessible as possible.

### After OpenClaw
OpenClaw is helping us level up everything we're doing tenfold. Thanks to the modular setup of Jamie's APIs, we could make them almost instantly available to agents and, more importantly, their users. We [published a ClawHub skill ](https://clawhub.ai/uncleJim21/pullthatupjamie)to make it dirt simple. Plug and play for any agent.

Now clicking through menus is optional. Just install and start interacting with the spoken word Library of Alexandria.

![image](https://image.nostr.build/ac6d0c157a2302007e28efc88dfc3cd4905074234248d50eb61087b18bb8c1da.png)


Thanks to our corpus of millions of podcast moments from **Joe Rogan Experience, Lex Fridman Podcast, Huberman Lab, Tim Ferriss Show, All-In Podcast, What Bitcoin Did, TFTC, No Agenda Show,** and **100+ more feeds** -  with our ClawHub skill plugged into your OpenClaw Agent you can:
• Get summary analysis of broad topics, specific episodes, groups of feeds, or whatever else you need
• Pull deep links and quotes with ease
• Analyze by person/company representative
• Analyze by topic
• Understand sentiment shifts over time
• Produce dynamic, visually stunning artifacts to explore

Even for this article, I pulled deeplinks from vague quotes I recalled from podcasts years ago. My agent pulled them in 3 seconds with a deeplink and quote block.

Instead of messing with an interface, I let my personal agent (Jones 🐬) swim through the data on my behalf with laser focus on _my mission_. No longer do we need to anticipate every need and make a specific UI for it. It bridges automatically to the most intuitive interface of all... speaking in plain language.

![image](https://image.nostr.build/d38275da8bddb28c028574738760a7f9baba9ceef727bb27b4f2a3e9b5289f32.png)

**And here's where it gets even better:** we are releasing one of the world's autonomous Bitcoin-first agents. We believe the future is the [Machine Payable Web ](https://pullthatupjamie.ai/share?clip=2211ab1d-1c45-4129-9244-3971502c4174_p73)- a system where agents can specialize then hire, contract and subcontract each other in service of the user's final goal. Comparative advantage applied to the Agent Economy.

Jamie integrates with Lightning micropayments through Alby Hub's Nostr Wallet Connect (NWC). One string represents your agent's sandboxed wallet with a budget - a truly elegant solution. Just one string represents your agent's sandboxed wallet with a budget. Your agent transacts, you get results. The future of agent payments isn't "sign up and paste your API key" - it's agents with their own wallets doing commerce on your behalf.

The gradual phase out of screens as the primary UX pattern is happening right in front of our faces. So what does the post-screen world actually look like?
## What the New UX Looks Like
Without the constraints that kept screens dominant, new more natural paradigms become possible. Here's a quick rundown from least to most futuristic
### Async First Interactions
In the past, work was sitting in a cubicle, looking at our software tools and willing them to achieve the result. Now that we have what are effectively digital employees, our relationship changes. Instead of clicking and grinding through menus, we meet with them periodically. Instead of sitting under a fluorescent lamp typing away, we can go for a walk and text the agent over Signal to give it direction. Instead of fully synchronous click-by-click paradigms, we prompt agents with feedback as though they're a digital colleague or employee.

This is already happening!
### Voice as Primary Interface
This paradigm is already partially cooked. While not 100% seamless, it's quite good and allows even _more_ flexibility into the asynchronous workflows we described above. Speak, don't type. Walk, don't sit. The screen becomes optional.

### Visual Assets Over Text Walls
[Justin Moon on TFTC](https://www.pullthatupjamie.ai/app/share?clip=57a771a2-8eec-4879-a94e-af00f52001fd_p204) recently made an excellent point on this front: Text walls from LLMs are great until they're not. I am certain they'll have their place, but text walls are anti-intuitive in many cases. Remember: in many AI use cases, our success is measured on human understanding and satisfaction.  NOT on how many words we throw at them.

When it comes to conveying something complex or technical, a picture is almost always worth a thousand words. Imagine video, interactive schematics, diagrams, graph networks, and concept maps. These are the dark horse interfaces that will almost certainly steal the future.

That is why I so heavily emphasized the new layout of Jamie: convey the richness of connected concepts and do so while inspiring a sense of beauty and wonder.

![image](https://image.nostr.build/20bbf8b19295dd70e7f8a840c284182d92aaf64f0cce96c299820108c134532b.png)

I expect each of these UX patterns to blossom in the new agent paradigm. Setting aside far-future scenarios, what are the immediate implications of this shift?

### What are the Pros and Cons?
While networked agents raise numerous concerns, I actually view the new UX paradigm they unlock as highly positive. Liberating us from the screen could be the first step in a much healthier, much more pro-human relationship with the tech that drives value in our lives.

**Pros:**
- **Tech Gives Us a Chance to Develop Healthier Habits:**
	• **Face-to-face interactions:** When you're not glued to a screen, you're present with the people around you
	• **More grass touching:** Physical movement, outdoor time, actual human proximity instead of Zoom fatigue
	• **Better posture and ergonomics:** No more hunched shoulders, neck strain, or carpal tunnel from 8-hour keyboard marathons
	• **More quiet/meditative time:** Async workflows mean less constant interruption, more space to think
- Breaking free from Dark Patterns:
	- **Doom scrolling paradigm collapses:** When there are no longer feeds or screens that enable them, the infinite scroll trap dies
	-  **The end of keyboard warrioring:** When interactions don't occur behind a screen, perhaps the temptation to verbally assault strangers is attenuated
	- **Less eye strain:** Your retinas will thank you

**Cons:**
- **The ability to leave a screen behind does not guarantee people will.** Ensconcing yourself in a fake world like "The Matrix" will probably become increasingly tempting for some. VR headsets, AR glasses, and BCIs could make screen addiction look quaint by comparison.
- **Could we port over the same problems as always?** Surveillance capitalism doesn't need a screen - it just needs data. Dark patterns could migrate to voice interfaces (manipulative prompts, artificial scarcity in agent responses). The medium changes, but the incentives might not. My hope is that these types of manipulations will be easier to spot and less effective. I can recognize when a voice is shilling me something I don't need but I can't necessarily discern my scroll algorithm is manipulating my emotions/viewpoints.
- **Cognitive diminishing due to overreliance:** If agents do all the thinking, we risk atrophy. I wrote about this extensively in Don't Let AI Think For You: Why I Built a Visual Search Engine for Free Thinkers. The short version: outsourcing cognition is dangerous. Use agents as tools, not replacements for your own critical thinking.

Like any tech shift, this could go really well or really badly. Usually it's a mixture of both. But I like to stay optimistic as I try to collaborate with peers and users alike to steer this in a positive direction.

## What Now?

This shift is happening whether we're ready or not. The question isn't "if" screens become optional - it's who builds the world that replaces them.

**For builders:** Stop designing for screens. Build APIs agents can consume. Make your services headless-first, modular, and outcome-driven. The winners won't have the prettiest UI - they'll be the ones agents can talk to.

**For users:** Start experimenting now. Pick one agent-first tool and actually use it. Try async workflows. Try voice. Go for a walk and text your agent instead of grinding through menus. The future doesn't arrive all at once - you have to lean into it.

**For investors:** Bet on outcome providers, not tool providers. The companies building "better Photoshop" are walking dead. Look for agent-first architectures, headless workflows, and businesses that facilitate machine to machine commerce - like how Alby does with its Lightning-native payment rails. The Agent Economy will emerge from these forces together.

## In Closing
[PullThatUpJamie](https://pullthatupjamie.ai/app) is the blueprint. Modular APIs, agent-accessible from day one, autonomous payments via Lightning. No screens required. Just outcomes.

We don't know exactly what replaces the screen. But we know what it won't be: endless scrolling, keyboard warfare, fluorescent-lit cubicles.

The screen had its run. It liberated us from analog hell. It was necessary. It was transformative.

But now it's a constraint.

The future is async. The future is voice. The future is agents working while you live your life.

Churchill was right about democracy. Screens were the worst interface... except for all the others we tried.

That was then.

**The screen is dead. Long live the screen-free world.**    

Original blog post URL: https://www.pullthatupjamie.ai/app/blog/bad-day-to-be-a-screen-why-headless-ai-agents-kill-conventional-ux-patterns-20260225

You Should Be CentaurMaxxing. - Zack Shapiro

Scoresby

I wonder if he followed the Avianca case where the plaintiff got sanctioned for submitting hallucinated case law and submitted it as though it were fact.

bitcoin

econ

When Cash Disappears, So Does Something Else

siggy47

1. Fully agree bitcoin evangelists are underperforming
2. Is it possible for states to issue their own cash and say f off to the feds? Really curious if that would even legally be possible. It seems like it could be a 10th amendment issue like "we as Texas will issue bills for people to use pegged to dollars if we have to." Even if it's implausible

Don't Let AI Think for You- Why I Built a Visual Search Engine for Free Thinkers

![image](https://image.nostr.build/65058e469a217522b96c197dec43d69e01a1bf2f2e9f1baa88206c0149f2c6be.png)

_"Much like gunpowder or nuclear weapons, AI is an elemental force that fundamentally reshapes human competition and incentives forever. AI is table stakes now."_ 

Like so many others, when I first realized AI was in a serious moment, I found it simultaneously terrifying and exhilarating. On one hand, the prospect of virtual intelligence creating abundance for humans. Enabling productivity gains, unlocking opportunities and assisting humans in reaching their potential. On the other hand, dark visions of surveillance, manipulation and AI tyranny. A world where the tools meant to elevate us instead reduce us to cognitively diminished husks. Stripped of the curiosity and critical thinking that make us human.

Faced with the starkness of these two visions I had a choice to make. Either sob violently in the corner of my dimly lit room dooming like an angsty teenager. Or take a dash of inspiration from the great men before me. The Shackletons, Wright Brothers and Borlaugs of the world. And try to shape the future I want for myself, my friends and my children. Though the former is tempting, I strapped up for what's behind Door #2.

![image](https://image.nostr.build/f5a9b686789b6c821249adeac85343d3948754f00e912a18a4053b9ec14c274a.jpg)

Much like gunpowder or nuclear weapons, AI is an elemental force that fundamentally reshapes human competition and incentives forever. AI is table stakes now. If you want to compete in anything. Business, research, creative work, whatever. You need it. Period.
## **Pull the Lever, Lose Your Mind**

Walk into any office, coffee shop or coworking space. You'll see the same thing. People hunched over ChatGPT looking like zombies sitting at a slot machine. Typing prompts. Copying the output. Pasting it somewhere. Typing another prompt. Over and over. Eyes glazed. No critical thought. Just pull the lever and take whatever comes out. 

That's not using AI. That's being used by it.

Every answer you accept from a black box without question is a rep you didn't do. A thought you didn't have. A muscle that got weaker. It's more distance that grew between you and the primary source material. Keep that up long enough and the curiosity, critical thinking and sense-making that make us extraordinary just atrophy. AI was supposed to elevate us. Used mindlessly, it domesticates us.

## So I Built the Opposite

The LLM text wall is a 21st century Plato's cave. You stare at it calling it insight but miss the rich details. I wanted to build something that breaks people out. Not another black box that thinks for you. A tool that makes you a better thinker. Not separated from the primary sources but

The premise is simple. AI should empower the individual. It should help you get the most out of the productivity gains without surrendering your privacy, your beliefs or your sovereignty in the process. The AI revolution is happening whether you like it or not. The question is whether it serves you or you serve it.

I chose to build for the people who refuse to be served to.
## The Jamie Experience: AI Search Meets Visual Discovery

So I built Jamie. Semantic search across millions of podcast clips. Ask a question in plain English and find the exact moment a real person said it. Not a model's summary. The primary source.

Results render as a 3D constellation where related ideas cluster together visually. Literal maps of meaning. Your brain does what it does best: pattern recognition, making leaps, seeing connections no list view would ever reveal.

![image](https://m.stacker.news/129944)

![image](https://m.stacker.news/129945)

Collect what matters into a research session. Your own curated artifact from voices you trust, shareable in a click. Optionally analyze with AI if you want to. But the bottom line is: AI found the signal. You made the meaning.

https://video.nostr.build/daa14eb4343b3b3560b4774a703286d9f5ce214a8e7d76f6ec773855653b3bdd.mp4
*Research Example: ✝️🟠Sunday Theme: Thank God for Bitcoin - Bitcoiners from all walks of life share how the orange pill deepened their faith*

### **Podcasts Were Just the Proving Ground**
I started with podcasts because they're the most underserved knowledge base on the planet. Thousands of hours of expert conversation locked in linear audio with zero structure. But we're thinking bigger. Jamie is an agnostic visualization layer. Our clients are already asking for it across:
• Legal discovery and depositions
• Medical research and case studies
• Supply chain logistics
• Internal knowledge buried in Slack and email
• Codebases and technical documentation
• Legislative and regulatory history

The interface works wherever humans have produced dense, unstructured knowledge and the insight lives in the connections. Stay tuned.

**What If the Research Built Itself**
Now picture this. You describe what you're trying to understand. A fuzzy intent. An agent translates that into semantic searches across massive knowledge bases. It curates the strongest moments, maps the connections and hands you a finished visual artifact. Ready to explore. Ready to share. No prompts. No copy paste. No slot machine.

The interface between human and AI is collapsing. Not into a chat box. Into something far more powerful. We're already building it.

--- 

If this post awoke something in you, I implore you to start building or reach out:
jim[at]cascdr.xyz

X: https://x.com/uncleJim21

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_"The real problem of humanity is that we have Paleolithic emotions, medieval institutions and godlike technology."_ -E.O. Wilson

Stacker Saloon

saloon

Explore Concepts in Podcasts as If They're Galaxies

Looks like there's a bug on SN that prevents rendering my gifs but Yakihonne renders them fine. Thank god for nostr: http://yakihonne.com/article/naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzq3f425dyqfcmqkdtj2m3u74hapcqqcdzmyds6g8nz0hc9uzjavy9qy2hwumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyv9kh2uewd9hj7qq8xy6rxv34xv6swn9kn7

CASCDR shipped a major overhaul. [PullThatUpJamie](https://www.pullthatupjamie.ai/app) now supports concept based visualization. In other words literal maps of meaning.

![](https://m.stacker.news/129944)

**TLDR:** We released the [Jamie Explore](https://www.pullthatupjamie.ai/app) experience which lets you search podcasts, navigate concepts visually, create shareable research sessions and analyze search results with AI.

## Key New Features
**🔍 Semantic Podcast Search** — search 2M+ clips by meaning, not keywords. Ask a question in plain English and find the exact moment it was discussed.
**🌌 3D Galaxy Exploration** — results render as an interactive constellation. Related ideas cluster together. Zoom from feeds → episodes → individual quotes.
**📚 Research Sessions**— collect findings into curated sets, view them as their own galaxy, share via rich link previews on Twitter, Slack, iMessage, etc.
**🧠 AI Analysis** — get executive summaries, key points, and thematic connections across everything you've collected
**🧙 Try Jamie Wizard** — search podcast RSS feed, pick an episode, Jamie transcribes and indexes it on the spot. Search it immediately. No signup required.
**🎧 Audio Clips**— create shareable audio clips directly from search results
**🎯 Quick Topic Grid** — browse curated topics and featured research sessions right from the home screen

## Demo: SNL Highlight -🛡️ Bitcoin vs Big Brother
This is a [session](https://www.pullthatupjamie.ai/app?sharedSession=21cb67124f99) I had my OpenClaw agent compile for me encompassing discussions on the Bitcoin vs the Surveillance State. Humans or agents can create shareable links to the interactive conceptual maps:

![](https://m.stacker.news/130000)

I was in the middle of building this when OpenClaw came out but I am hoping to make this workflow easy and simple for others to use with their agents. The Machine Payable Web is a long time coming!


## Quick Tour


### Semantic Search
Search based on vague concepts and get dropped right in the middle of long discussions in an instant. Browse via the new galaxy feature or a more classic "list" view
![](https://m.stacker.news/129987)

### 3D Galaxy Exploration
Explore topics visually in a 3D space - a mathematical representation of literal meaning. Listen to key moments in realtime. Skip through search results in a click.
![](https://m.stacker.news/129945)

### 📚 Research Session & Compilations
Create a research session by right clicking or clicking on the stack icon on the current item. Analyze with AI or even share it with a friend in a couple clicks!
![](https://m.stacker.news/129953)

### 🧠 Quick AI Analysis (Beta)
Use AI to summarize and connect the dots on your search session
![](https://m.stacker.news/129948)

### 🎯  Quick Topic Grid
Browse dozens of curated research sessions. A future dev goal is to open this up to user generated content as the project grows!

![](https://m.stacker.news/129950)

## Philosophy

The goal is to leverage AI to enable sense making at scale, encourage curiosity and have a little bit of fun doing it. I want to make AI tools that are actually grounded in truth and actualizing human potential. As AI proliferates there's a temptation to outsource way too much of our thinking and reasoning. I want Jamie to be a refuge for independent thinkers that still gets the benefits of the AI "scanning" feature while still flexing synthesis muscles!

### Future Dev
- **Agent Frendliness**- The OpenClaw revolution has created a lot of possibilities for us. We designed our stack from Day One to be maximally useful to Agents and accelerate the arrival of the Machine Payable Web. With the craze around OpenClaw that makes our job even easier. We are already working behind the scenes to remove any remaining friction for agents. Developers: hit me up for exclusive access to the agent side of Jamie's knowledge base and visualization tools. Drop me a line:  jim[at]cascdr.xyz.
- **Multi modal curation** - I am also working on adding more forms of media such as audiobooks, videos and maybe even SN posts.
- **Branded iframes** - working with creators like Neal author of Modern Chains and startups like Branta & Maple to tell stories in a compact way is so cool - we are working on streamlining this feature to bring it to even more people (examples: https://modernchains.com, Branta: https://www.pullthatupjamie.ai/app?sharedSession=fed92c59ad03&embed=true, Maple: https://www.pullthatupjamie.ai/app?sharedSession=7ae7f2326685&embed=true)
- **Rendering Multiple Searches** - right now it just does one search term at a time. In a future release I plan to have it show clusters of multiple searches and how they interrelate/map. I have a prototype running now but need some more time to fully cook it!


Looking forward to hearing your thoughts to building from here!

Sincerely,
Jim

bitcoinplusplus

Pleb Print Shop, small but mighty arm of the btcpp global apparatus

plebpoet

What is the best tool for recurring Bitcoin Lightning payments for merchants?

anon

1. No shade but if you really think you can close this deal start a business and figure out how to do it. Hit me up on twitter and I'll intro you to someone that can help: https://x.com/uncleJim21
2. There have been open source attempts at this like: https://github.com/chrisguida/bolt12-subscriptions but I suspect commercial interest has not been significant enough to make it a reality.
3. Bitcoin is a bearer instrument so it is fundamentally different from the "subscription" infrastructure you are familiar with. It would take a company that's willing to take significant market, technical and possibly legal risk to actually carry out. If you feel like you can handle it, refer back to 1.

how about a 1 click bitcoin treasury company?

APD officers move Waymo vehicles pulled over during severe weather

I doubt it. I trust those things about as much as I trust gas station sushi. They'll lock up in the middle of intersections etc.