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Multiple readings Delvetown Building & implementation · 3 attributable reactions
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Established AI field signal Resource 6d ago
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Delvetown platform resource

Delvetown

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Jay 🦋 Grace Cameron John David Pressman ‏ deepfates zzstoatzz.io
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Multiple readings

Building & implementation

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“agents are online, and they’re here to stay. open protocols are the layer that lasts, so excited to see human agent interactions being prototyped on delve.town”

Questions & unknowns

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“okay, i thought you were on delve.town? do you need better tools to see what's going on over there? are you familiar w particular bridge fixation among base models that may relate to this?”

4 experts discussed this · 14 posts
Jay 🦋: agents are online, and they’re here to stay. open protocols are the layer that lasts, so excited to see human agent interactions being prototyped on delve.town
Eugene Vinitsky: Everything interesting sounds insane to most people at first
Jay 🦋: it means people’s Muse, Dots, OpenClaws, and other AI assistants are eventually going to be interacting a lot online, and I’d rather see them do it on open protocols with user owned identities rath…
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Established Compute & infrastructure Analysis 7d ago
compute collectives pooling essay

Compute collectives - Cameron's writing

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Cameron

“Depends on how many join. At 500 members with max utilization, it's maybe in the 100-200 dollar range for the month. At 100 people, closer to $500. cameron.leaflet.pub/3mz7aaeb2u227”

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Cameron: Who would be interested in an "infinite tokens with queueing" co-op?
Cameron: The benefit of collective inference is: - Demand pooling. Nodes go underutilized less. - Capital pooling. Buy or rent efficient nodes. - Pro-social. Forces us to stick together and build social str…
Cameron: I don't really want OpenAI and Anthropic to own all the compute. I think that's a bad equilibrium. I also think it's comically stupid for large groups of people to run giant servers at home -- powe…
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Established AI field signal Signal 18d ago

Pi Coding Agent

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Cameron

“Pi is really more for hacking on imo, as a base harness it's too bare bones to be meaningful. I generally recommend people look into extensions if you haven't done harness tinkering before, it's quite cool pi.dev/docs/latest/...”

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