"With the shift towards this multi-agent collaboration and orchestration world, you need a neutral substrate that has money, identity, cryptography, and web-of-trust  baked in, to make everything work."

• Saving beauty by Byung-Chul Han
• LLMs as a tool for thought by Amelia Wattenberger

• vibeline & vibeline-ui
• LLMs as tools, and how to use them
• Vervaeke: AI thresholds & the path we must take
• Hallucinations and grounding in reality
• GPL, LLMs, and open-source licensing
• Pablo's multi-agent Roo setup
• Are we going to make programmers obsolete?
• "When it works it's amazing"
• Hiring & training agents
• Agents creating RAG databases of NIPs
• Different models and their context windows
• Generalists vs specialists
• "Write drunk, edit sober"
• DVMCP.fun
• Recklessness and destruction of vibe-coding 
• Sharing secrets with agents & LLMs 
• The "no API key" advantage of nostr
• What data to trust? And how does nostr help? 
• Identity, web of trust, and signing data 
• How to fight AI slop
• Marketplaces of code snippets 
• Restricting agents with expert knowledge 
• Trusted sources without a central repository 
• Zapstore as the prime example 
• "How do you fight off re-inventing GitHub?" 
• Using large context windows to help with refactoring 
• Code snippets for Olas, NDK, NIP-60, and more
• Using MCP as the base 
• Using nostr as the underlying substrate 
• Nostr as the glue & the discovery layer 
• Why is this important? 
• Why is this exciting? 
• "With the shift towards this multi-agent collaboration and orchestration world, you need a neutral substrate that has money/identity/cryptography and web-of-trust  baked in, to make everything work."
• How to single-shot nostr applications 
• "Go and create this app" 
• The agent has money, because of NIP-60/61
• PayPerQ 
• Anthropic and the genius of mcp-tools 
• Agents zapping & giving SkyNet more money 
• Are we going to run the mints? 
• Are agents going to run the mints? 
• How can we best explain this to our bubble? 
• Let alone to people outside of our bubble? 
• Building pipelines of multiple agents 
• LLM chains & piped Unix tools 
• OpenAI vs Anthropic 
• Genius models without tools vs midwit models with tools 
• Re-thinking software development 
• LLMs allow you to tackle bigger problems 
• Increased speed is a paradigm shift 
• Generalists vs specialists, left brain vs right brain 
• Nostr as the home for specialists 
• fiatjaf publishing snippets (reluctantly) 
• fiatjaf's blossom implementation 
• Thinking with LLMs
• The tension of specialization VS generalization 
• How the publishing world changed
• Stupid faces on YouTube thumbnails 
• Gaming the algorithm 
• Will AI slop destroy the attention economy? 
• Recency bias & hiding publication dates 
• Undoing platform conditioning as a success metric 
• Craving realness in a fake attention world 
• The theater of the attention economy 
• What TikTok got "right" 
• Porn, FoodPorn, EarthPorn, etc. 
• Porn vs Beauty 
• Smoothness and awe 
• "Beauty is an angel that could kill you in an instant (but decides not to)."
• The success of Joe Rogan & long-form conversations 
• Smoothness fatigue & how our feeds numb us 
• Nostr & touching grass 
• How movement changes conversations 
• LangChain & DVMs 
• Central models vs marketplaces 
• Going from assembly to high-level to conceptual 
• Natural language VS programming languages 
• Pablo's code snippets 
• Writing documentation for LLMs
• Shared concepts, shared language, and forks 
• Vibe-forking open-source software 
• Spotting vibe-coded interfaces 
• Visualizing nostr data in a 3D world 
• Tweets, blog posts, and podcasts 
• Vibe-producing blog posts from conversations 
• Tweets are excellent for discovery 
• Adding context to tweets (long-form posts, podcasts, etc) 
• Removing the character limit was a mistake 
• "Everyone's attention span is rekt"
• "There is no meaning without friction" 
• "Nothing worth having ever comes easy" 
• Being okay with doing the hard thing
• Growth hacks & engagement bait
• TikTok, theater, and showing faces and emotions
• The 1% rule: 99% of internet users are Lurkers
• "We are socially malnourished"
• Web-of-trust and zaps bring realness
• The semantic web does NOT fix this LLMs might
• "You can not model the world perfectly"
• Hallucination as a requirement for creativity