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Opened @FeedTheFireRH to look around for a minute and lost a couple of hours
Most projects show a roadmap and some art before mint. Here you can already walk the world: throw coal on the fire, swim the river with other players, climb the watchtower. And there’s a dragon out west
Mint is free, on Robinhood Chain, whitelist open. Their lore post has 8,128 replies and 7,031 likes. When people reply more than they like, they’re either hooked or farming the drop
I’m betting on hooked. Farmers don’t swim across rivers for fun
How many of those 8k are still around after mint?
Most projects show a roadmap and some art before mint. Here you can already walk the world: throw coal on the fire, swim the river with other players, climb the watchtower. And there’s a dragon out west
Mint is free, on Robinhood Chain, whitelist open. Their lore post has 8,128 replies and 7,031 likes. When people reply more than they like, they’re either hooked or farming the drop
I’m betting on hooked. Farmers don’t swim across rivers for fun
How many of those 8k are still around after mint?
0:31
They went digging for coal
They came back with a war
Nobody leaves. The dragon doesn’t allow it
The war is coming to @RobinhoodCrypto. The first to feed the fire stand at the front of it
Whitelist open. The FREE mint is coming
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FRIDAY NOV 13 2026: SCIENCE PREDICTED DOOMSDAY FOR TODAY, AND US AIRSPACE JUST WENT SILENT
In 1960 the journal Science printed a paper titled "Doomsday: Friday, 13 November, A.D. 2026."
That's today. And this afternoon the radios that connect pilots to air traffic control started going dark across America.
THE VON FOERSTER DOOMSDAY EQUATION (SCIENCE, 1960)
Heinz von Foerster, Patricia Mora, Lawrence Amiot. Three researchers at the University of Illinois fit one curve to about 2,000 years of population data.
It fit almost perfectly. Run it forward and human population hits infinity on Friday, November 13, 2026.
Today is also von Foerster's 115th birthday.
Mathematicians wrote in calling it ridiculous. Then at the halfway mark, in 1994, humanity was running ahead of schedule.
FAA NATIONWIDE GROUND STOP: WHAT WE KNOW SO FAR
> 3:10 pm ET: Chicago O'Hare gets ground stopped for "equipment / outage" and comms issues. Midway follows 3 minutes later
> ~3:15 pm: controllers start losing the radio frequencies they use to talk to pilots
> 3:54 pm: the FAA halts every departure in the US "for reasons of safety". Planes already in the air keep landing, inbound international flights handled case by case
> the advisory runs through 11 pm ET. Officially: "until further notice"
> Delta dispatch warned of "multiple frequency outages across the country". An FAA source called it "absolutely unheard of"
> hundreds of flights disrupted
> only the third nationwide ground stop ever: 9/11, January 2023, today
Doomsday Twitter has been waiting 66 years for this one.
WHY IT'S NOT THE END OF THE WORLD
> the ground stop: a rolling radio outage across Air Route Traffic Control Centers. The FAA still hasn't named the root cause. Bad for your flight, not the apocalypse
> some accounts already say the stop is lifted. No official confirmation yet, so wait for the FAA
> the equation: world population growth peaked right after the paper came out, then started to fall
> the global birth rate today is a bit under half of what it was in 1960
> we're at roughly 8 billion people, not infinity
> even the authors never meant literal infinity. The date was half a joke about the shape of the curve
A formula fit 2,000 years of data and broke the year it was published. Today a few dead radio frequencies stopped every departure in the US.
So what's scarier: an equation that called the end of the world, or how fast one glitch can shut down a whole country?
In 1960 the journal Science printed a paper titled "Doomsday: Friday, 13 November, A.D. 2026."
That's today. And this afternoon the radios that connect pilots to air traffic control started going dark across America.
THE VON FOERSTER DOOMSDAY EQUATION (SCIENCE, 1960)
Heinz von Foerster, Patricia Mora, Lawrence Amiot. Three researchers at the University of Illinois fit one curve to about 2,000 years of population data.
It fit almost perfectly. Run it forward and human population hits infinity on Friday, November 13, 2026.
Today is also von Foerster's 115th birthday.
Mathematicians wrote in calling it ridiculous. Then at the halfway mark, in 1994, humanity was running ahead of schedule.
FAA NATIONWIDE GROUND STOP: WHAT WE KNOW SO FAR
> 3:10 pm ET: Chicago O'Hare gets ground stopped for "equipment / outage" and comms issues. Midway follows 3 minutes later
> ~3:15 pm: controllers start losing the radio frequencies they use to talk to pilots
> 3:54 pm: the FAA halts every departure in the US "for reasons of safety". Planes already in the air keep landing, inbound international flights handled case by case
> the advisory runs through 11 pm ET. Officially: "until further notice"
> Delta dispatch warned of "multiple frequency outages across the country". An FAA source called it "absolutely unheard of"
> hundreds of flights disrupted
> only the third nationwide ground stop ever: 9/11, January 2023, today
Doomsday Twitter has been waiting 66 years for this one.
WHY IT'S NOT THE END OF THE WORLD
> the ground stop: a rolling radio outage across Air Route Traffic Control Centers. The FAA still hasn't named the root cause. Bad for your flight, not the apocalypse
> some accounts already say the stop is lifted. No official confirmation yet, so wait for the FAA
> the equation: world population growth peaked right after the paper came out, then started to fall
> the global birth rate today is a bit under half of what it was in 1960
> we're at roughly 8 billion people, not infinity
> even the authors never meant literal infinity. The date was half a joke about the shape of the curve
A formula fit 2,000 years of data and broke the year it was published. Today a few dead radio frequencies stopped every departure in the US.
So what's scarier: an equation that called the end of the world, or how fast one glitch can shut down a whole country?
0:20
GPT IMAGE 2.6 SUNBURST COSTS $210 PER 1,000 IMAGES IN THE API. THE SAME MODEL ON A FREE SITE COSTS $0
#1 on Artificial Analysis, out since Nov 4
but the price gap comes down to one setting, and OpenAI barely talks about it
the receipt:
> rank: Elo 1,261 text-to-image and 1,210 editing, #1 on both
> API at max: $210.72 per 1,000 images · $30 per 1M output tokens
> time at max: ~2m 15s per image. Flare on low returns one in ~6s
> free: $0 · complexity locked to low · up to 3 references · 7 sizes up to ~1088px · PNG, JPG, WebP only
> demand: 4B images a week per OpenAI, that's 500M+ a day
that setting is complexity: how much the model plans the frame before it renders. low keeps edits fast, but dense layouts full of small text come out worse. SVG, GIF and max quality stay in the API
low is fine for posts and drafts. for a layout going to a client, would you pay $0.21 an image?
link and how to run it in the first reply
#1 on Artificial Analysis, out since Nov 4
but the price gap comes down to one setting, and OpenAI barely talks about it
the receipt:
> rank: Elo 1,261 text-to-image and 1,210 editing, #1 on both
> API at max: $210.72 per 1,000 images · $30 per 1M output tokens
> time at max: ~2m 15s per image. Flare on low returns one in ~6s
> free: $0 · complexity locked to low · up to 3 references · 7 sizes up to ~1088px · PNG, JPG, WebP only
> demand: 4B images a week per OpenAI, that's 500M+ a day
that setting is complexity: how much the model plans the frame before it renders. low keeps edits fast, but dense layouts full of small text come out worse. SVG, GIF and max quality stay in the API
low is fine for posts and drafts. for a layout going to a client, would you pay $0.21 an image?
link and how to run it in the first reply
DATA CENTERS ARE A BROKEN MODEL. SO I ASKED AN AI THAT DOESN’T LIVE IN ONE
a few companies own the compute, everyone else rents it
on @LightchainAI the model runs on someone’s own GPU. office, bedroom, garage. the chain picks who serves the job
my question + the answer below
▹ the receipt
every answer comes back with the job ID, the transaction and the worker that served it. you can open it on lightscan
no worker answers, the fee comes back. a sample of jobs gets rerun, any answer can be disputed within 24h
▹ the news
Developer API is live on mainnet. OpenAI compatible, so an app on the chat API moves to open models with 3 changes: base URL, key, model name. text only for now
14 approved models incl Llama 3, Qwen, gpt oss, DeepSeek R1, set in public by a multisig
a few companies own the compute, everyone else rents it
on @LightchainAI the model runs on someone’s own GPU. office, bedroom, garage. the chain picks who serves the job
my question + the answer below
▹ the receipt
every answer comes back with the job ID, the transaction and the worker that served it. you can open it on lightscan
no worker answers, the fee comes back. a sample of jobs gets rerun, any answer can be disputed within 24h
▹ the news
Developer API is live on mainnet. OpenAI compatible, so an app on the chat API moves to open models with 3 changes: base URL, key, model name. text only for now
14 approved models incl Llama 3, Qwen, gpt oss, DeepSeek R1, set in public by a multisig
1:05
Data centers are a broken model.
Big AI companies get to own more compute at the expense of everyone else renting access.
Lightchain flips the script completely.
Every operator brings their own GPU and stake. Every model stays open.
Intelligence that works on your terms.View quoted post on X
