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Meet Mob. XION's multi-platform signing client. Written in Rust, with native bindings for Kotlin, Swift, Python, Ruby, and anywhere else UniFFI reaches. Verification only counts when developers can call it. Mob makes XION accessible from every language a team already supports.

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QF Network

37,566 次观看 • 1 年前

We launched our Company Brain!! 🧠 onboarding is a context problem: your first weeks you're not working, you're reconstructing what the team already knows. company brain is that context, queryable and able to act. shared memory for your team, in slack: → answers from the company's own knowledge, grounded and cited → acts in your tools as you, files the ticket and assigns it, with your approval → runs on a permissions graph, so it only reads with your access → chimes in only when it can help → same brain and permissions follow you into cursor and claude code when i joined supermemory, i braced for the onboarding tax. it never came. i just asked the company brain

We launched our Company Brain!! 🧠 onboarding is a context problem: your first weeks you're not working, you're reconstructing what the team already knows. company brain is that context, queryable and able to act. shared memory for your team, in slack: → answers from the company's own knowledge, grounded and cited → acts in your tools as you, files the ticket and assigns it, with your approval → runs on a permissions graph, so it only reads with your access → chimes in only when it can help → same brain and permissions follow you into cursor and claude code when i joined supermemory, i braced for the onboarding tax. it never came. i just asked the company brain

Muskan Jain

43,867 次观看 • 1 个月前

🚀 Meet MCS Platform v2.0 – Your Hyper-Intelligent Personal Medical Diagnosis Swarm 🩺 Save time and money with fast, AI-powered medical diagnosis. Skip the wait for a doctor and get accurate insights instantly—right when you need them. MCS Platform v2.0 is here to make healthcare more accessible and efficient. What Makes It Great: 1️⃣ Instant Results: Enter symptoms or upload reports, and let our advanced AI provide clear, reliable diagnostic insights in seconds. 2️⃣ Easy to Use: A simple, intuitive interface designed for anyone to get answers quickly and easily. 3️⃣ Always Reliable: Powered by AI swarm intelligence for precision and efficiency you can trust. 🌐 Try it now Below ⬇️ like and retweet pls ?😊

🚀 Meet MCS Platform v2.0 – Your Hyper-Intelligent Personal Medical Diagnosis Swarm 🩺 Save time and money with fast, AI-powered medical diagnosis. Skip the wait for a doctor and get accurate insights instantly—right when you need them. MCS Platform v2.0 is here to make healthcare more accessible and efficient. What Makes It Great: 1️⃣ Instant Results: Enter symptoms or upload reports, and let our advanced AI provide clear, reliable diagnostic insights in seconds. 2️⃣ Easy to Use: A simple, intuitive interface designed for anyone to get answers quickly and easily. 3️⃣ Always Reliable: Powered by AI swarm intelligence for precision and efficiency you can trust. 🌐 Try it now Below ⬇️ like and retweet pls ?😊

MCS

18,631 次观看 • 1 年前

Secured a position in $BWS | BWS. This platform offers a wide range of online solutions (APIs) that help onboard developers or company's to the blockchain space. With my tech background, I understand that when it comes to integration, it is always preferable to work with a product that already has APIs built This team: - Fully doxxed & Assure DeFi verified - A legit registered company - Decades of experience: 15+ years in cloud services Another gem from the PROOF incubation pipeline. Real-world utility + seasoned builders = serious potential. I am excited about the work the team is currently working with football and NFT gaming, stay tuned for more info legends. CA: 0xaADE1D6701173Bd924c9de2d56a00eF4e3d9de4d

Secured a position in $BWS | BWS. This platform offers a wide range of online solutions (APIs) that help onboard developers or company's to the blockchain space. With my tech background, I understand that when it comes to integration, it is always preferable to work with a product that already has APIs built This team: - Fully doxxed & Assure DeFi verified - A legit registered company - Decades of experience: 15+ years in cloud services Another gem from the PROOF incubation pipeline. Real-world utility + seasoned builders = serious potential. I am excited about the work the team is currently working with football and NFT gaming, stay tuned for more info legends. CA: 0xaADE1D6701173Bd924c9de2d56a00eF4e3d9de4d

Hardy

21,084 次观看 • 1 年前

🚨 YOUR NETWORK HAS BEEN LYING TO YOU. Trippy lets you see exactly what’s happening to your connection, hop by hop. When a site feels slow, most people just run ping and call it a day. But that only tells you something is wrong. Trippy helps you figure out where it’s wrong. → Combines ping + traceroute in one interactive terminal UI → Shows latency and packet-loss stats across every hop → Supports ICMP, UDP, TCP and QUIC tracing → Displays AS/ASN and GeoIP information for network hops → Visualizes ECMP / multipath routing → Includes an interactive map for traced hosts → Supports both IPv4 and IPv6 → Built in Rust and available across major desktop/server platforms And it gets even more interesting. Recent releases added DSCP/ECN visibility, better loss heuristics, privacy controls, improved TUI features, and a public API for building tools on top of Trippy’s tracing libraries. The command is ridiculously simple: trip Then you get a live view of the path between you and the destination. Instead of asking “why is my internet slow?” you can start asking “which hop is screwing it up?” That’s a much better network debugging tool. 🔥 #Networking #Rust #DevTools #Linux #SysAdmin #OpenSource #CyberSecurity #Developers

🚨 YOUR NETWORK HAS BEEN LYING TO YOU. Trippy lets you see exactly what’s happening to your connection, hop by hop. When a site feels slow, most people just run ping and call it a day. But that only tells you something is wrong. Trippy helps you figure out where it’s wrong. → Combines ping + traceroute in one interactive terminal UI → Shows latency and packet-loss stats across every hop → Supports ICMP, UDP, TCP and QUIC tracing → Displays AS/ASN and GeoIP information for network hops → Visualizes ECMP / multipath routing → Includes an interactive map for traced hosts → Supports both IPv4 and IPv6 → Built in Rust and available across major desktop/server platforms And it gets even more interesting. Recent releases added DSCP/ECN visibility, better loss heuristics, privacy controls, improved TUI features, and a public API for building tools on top of Trippy’s tracing libraries. The command is ridiculously simple: trip Then you get a live view of the path between you and the destination. Instead of asking “why is my internet slow?” you can start asking “which hop is screwing it up?” That’s a much better network debugging tool. 🔥 #Networking #Rust #DevTools #Linux #SysAdmin #OpenSource #CyberSecurity #Developers

Vikas gupta

14,279 次观看 • 13 天前

Today, Venezuela needs all of us. 🇻🇪 If you’re Venezuelan living abroad, this is a moment to stand with the people back home. And if you’re from anywhere else in the world, thank you for helping my country during this difficult time. Volunteers are already being mobilized to the hardest-hit areas, and every donation helps provide urgent aid to the families who need it most. Every donation, no matter the amount, makes a difference. And if you can’t donate, sharing this post is another way to help. Thank you for standing with Venezuela. ❤️ Here’s the link to donate.

Today, Venezuela needs all of us. 🇻🇪 If you’re Venezuelan living abroad, this is a moment to stand with the people back home. And if you’re from anywhere else in the world, thank you for helping my country during this difficult time. Volunteers are already being mobilized to the hardest-hit areas, and every donation helps provide urgent aid to the families who need it most. Every donation, no matter the amount, makes a difference. And if you can’t donate, sharing this post is another way to help. Thank you for standing with Venezuela. ❤️ Here’s the link to donate.

Deyna Castellanos

15,207 次观看 • 2 个月前

So…we built a new AI product Every 📧! It’s called Spiral and it’s a powerful prompt builder that automates 80% of repetitive writing, thinking, and decision-making tasks. It makes it easy to take any existing text content and repurpose it for different channels and attention spans: Podcast transcript -> tweet in your voice Blog post -> LinkedIn post in your brand’s style Essay intro -> catchy headline Client call notes -> project proposal We use it daily already Every 📧 for everything from generating viral tweets, to podcast descriptions, to ideas for our article cover images. It’s also already being used by other amazing creators like Lenny Rachitsky from Lenny’s Newsletter, Sam Koppelman from Hunterbrook, and Ben Tossell from Ben’s Bites—and they’re loving it. Ali Abdaal has been using it for his 5.6M subscriber YouTube channel, and here’s what he had to say about it: “Spiral is awesome! It drastically speeds up the time it takes to convert videos, voice notes, and podcasts into first drafts of written content.” We’ve found that Spiral gets users to 80% done on the repeat tasks they do every day, so they can spend more time on the creative work that matters. Watch the video below for more on how it works!

Dan Shipper

237,568 次观看 • 2 年前