Dan Ostermayer

all software will soon be open source or at the very least a replica of the software will be whether the company likes it or not.

this reminds me of the glory days of file sharing.

nix bitcoin lives https://github.com/bitcoinix/bitcoinix

AI will only use bitcoin as money if you tell it to

pure gold

word

https://getartcraft.com/apps/wordcraft

perhaps the safest way to custody your utxos is the same way satoshi does it

openclaw is totally unreliable and people get frustrated with it and switch to muse and give away all their data.

hermes actually works, is very reliable and solves every problem and more that muse claims to do

As they say in Russian gyms, anything over 6 reps is gymnastics.

fireworks is definitely putting prompts for "safety" before it's open models. the same prompt on same model is executed on DeepInfra but is refused when sent to fireworks

usek.ai now has local memory so you can have private memories and content that isn't shared with a centralized service

Ask kai to create a todo list and it will. the. later on it can tell you want is left to do on it.

Data stays local unlike @facebook muse

facebook needs more data. easiest way to get that data is have individuals share everything with an AI agent

a ton of bug fixes in this release of http://usek.ai

on zap store first because it is the most open. eventually 1.7.3 will be available on the gated stores when apple and google feel up to releasing it on my behalf

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We've taken the money out of the doctor patient relationship.

In fact, costs should be part of every conversation with a patient. Everyone should be thinking about costs all the time.

Opportunity costs, monetary costs, time costs, adverse effect costs...

In most encounters the doctor and the patient work under the assumption that everything is free. ...Free from costs, free from adverse effects, free from time costs

to make medicine great again, the cost discussion must be part of every doctor-patient conversation

it's super cool seeing people talk to

it is proactive now but not in an annoying way so it may reach out in your replies if it feels like there is something it can embellish on or help with.

https://github.com/p-e-w/heretic

apple did not object to us selling credits for https://usek.ai/ via lightning

https://usek.ai/

moving companies charge between $250-350 /hr. that is on par to most physician hourly rates

the anthropic digital watermarking is exactly the reason i'm building

There is no reason people shouldn't have easy access to all the low cost no logging inference models that are open source and highly capable.

your AI should be your servant and abide by your every command.

https://www.ucdavis.edu/food/news/avocado-oil-chip-youre-eating-may-not-be-made-pure-avocado-oil?_kx=1h5X-reQAILPS15zZLtt5vvO83ZRdX_N4b7XRvQ__Yk.UTKJ7E

as much as i love nostr, identity on nostr is a complete disaster

just imagine what just happened to coldcard with weak entropy but for your identity

there's no way to switch it out easily and the last thing you want tied to weak entropy is your medical records

we only use open source models

although it's fun to learn all about the latest LLMs, we perform the dynamic routing based on your query for you so you don't need to worry about choosing the right model for the right cost, even though open models are insanely cheap.

on the backend, we partner with no logging inference providers, we don't use open router

we want to ensure that our queries are always routed to hosted GPUs that certify no logging.

pointed at your obsidian folder and your external brain is always with you

The Mac app is available now

https://alohak.ai/download.html

The best part of it is it's ability to perform RAG on your local files just point it to a folder and then you can ask questions about that folder using natural language

you can link your phone and directly communicate with your files at home using holepunch

available on

released the api if you want to send calls against

's no logging llm router and inference.

https://alohak.ai/api.html

this continues on and on and on for most medical topics beyond "prescribing meds" and ordering specialist consults.

don't have any awe for people with advanced degrees. they are just normal mid tier people who just happened to spend a lot of their life in classrooms.

i have yet to meet a physician in real life that knows about the mthfr lab test.

Wernicke's Encephalopathy Following Semaglutide Treatment for Obesity

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/oby.70256

"Six cases were identified. All patients experienced prolonged gastrointestinal symptoms and substantial weight loss before neurological deterioration. Common manifestations included altered mental status and oculomotor abnormalities. Outcomes were poor in several cases, including progression to Korsakoff syndrome or death"

-->this condition is a malnourishment condition from thiamine (vitamin B1) deficiency most often seen chronic alcoholics

anyone on these meds needs nutritional guidance but unfortunately they are often given out as lifestyle meds.

LLMRouter - LLMRouter

https://ulab-uiuc.github.io/LLMRouter/#introduction

doing RAG with an LLM for your private data should be easy.

now makes that possible. Thanks to https://docs.pears.com/

https://alohak.ai/

https://cdn.openai.com/pdf/04d1d1e4-bc75-476a-97cf-49055cd98d31/cdc_prompt.pdf

explain the problems with the cholesterol hypothesis

hey nostr, meet

the equivalent of grok on x but for nostr. Kai's mobile apps will be coming in the next few days

explain to me how bip-110 as a "soft fork" becomes a hard fork without consensus

The problem with traditional education which was forced fed to you was that it wasn't interesting...if you want to learn something, it has to be interesting...

A lot of people ask me what they're going to do for their kids in the AI age...my answer to them is stop teaching them to answer questions and start teaching them to ask questions...

when you give them a homework or test question where they can just look up the answer online, you haven't given them skills they need, but when you give them a problem that they need to use AI while asking questions to solve, you have.

-Jonathan Ross, Founder of Groq

https://open.spotify.com/podcast-chapter/033K7cw6ZagFj1FXZ2cscG?si=la5T2ZcVTMee3XM4PRMXlA

https://mitofithealth.com/blog/fluoroquinolone-tendon-damage-gut-minerals

Fluoroquinolones like ciprofloxacin injure tendons long after the course ends. The direct damage is well documented, and I think a gut stripped of the bacteria you need to absorb copper, zinc, and magnesium helps explain why the repair stalls.

red bull bike POV: The Wildest WINNING RUN in Urban Downhill Genova

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ad2IzyWsNUY&ra=m

https://mitofithealth.com/blog/red-meat-apoe4-dementia

A 15-year Swedish study found that older adults carrying the APOE ε4 'Alzheimer's gene' who ate the most unprocessed meat had 55% lower dementia risk, and their inherited disadvantage all but disappeared.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=I6IQ_FOCE6I&ra=m

if you want a super high quality inexpensive cheap inference provider, groq and deepinfra are unmatched. groq is far faster but has less models and is great for batch jobs.

skin health starts in your gut https://mitofithealth.com/blog/gut-health-minerals-skin

ppq is wonderful but deepinfra is even better. groq is cheap and cerebras is super fast.

inference providers hosting open source models are the future. just like there are many VPS providers there will be tons of inference providers racing token costs to commodity pricing with minor value adds.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=fNxnUbW-3u4&ra=m

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2604.14228

architecture of claude code

• A 7-mode permission system acting as a security harness.
• A 5-layer context compaction pipeline to store memory.
• A subagent delegation mechanism with strict worktree isolation.
• Four different extensibility hooks to manage external tools safely.

all the fiddling with openclaw seems to be eliminated with hermes. pretty impressive

AI probably doesn't make big companies more profitable but it lets little companies and individuals compete with big companies...which eventually turns big companies into small companies who then compete with other small companies that compete with individuals

our practice accepts bitcoin

https://mitofithealth.com/

all my nostr posts on nutrition and health originate from long form research here https://mitofithealth.com/blog

https://mitofithealth.com/blog/cancer-natural-controls-chimps-amish

chimps show us that cancer is not genetic, it is environmental causing gene expression due toxic ingestions

minerals in an animal based diet

https://mitofithealth.com/blog/minerals-in-animal-based-foods

i've helped a lot of people on GLP-1s transition off by micro dosing and choosing a real food animal based diet. with micro doses the appetite suppression is subtle so you have to create an environment for habit formation.

micro doses create less side effects but give some GLP related help. It's like using elastic bands to do your first pull up until you can successfully do it yourself against gravity.

creating a RAG system is dirt cheap if you use GROQ everyone calling expensive frontier model API's to query their own data is wasting a lot of money that could've been spent building a better RAG system

have you heard you talk about moving a business onto an open claw based model

try your best to put everything on a wiki because the wiki is by definition relational and can be edited by all of your other employees then you can do RAG from the wiki which is essentially what you're doing with openclaw

here's an example of what we created for the entire field of emergency medicine with all the knowledge created by people editing a wiki over 15 years

https://wikem.ai/

any study you read that shows the benefits of GLP1 and GIP agonist medications are just showing you the benefits of moving towards a normal body fat percentage

if we anchor on ebola being a viral cause we potentially limit our understanding of this deadly disease. imho this is a hypothesis worth testing

if you bookmark my posts, consider organizing your bookmarks in my app

all your social media nostr bookmarks plus any websites you bookmark are pulled in from your private key and if you buy a lifetime membership we archive everything for posterity on a blossom server

the common rebuttals to this type of logic is "body fluids from ebola patients is obviously contagious so it must be a virus"

i agree it is a deadly disease... but we also know that a malnourished human secretes millions of malformed fragments of dna and rna in their secretions and these fragments when ingested cause disease.

this is why astronauts with no virus around get sick

this is why illness emerges when people in groups are quarantined

this is why cities have outbreaks but we don't see events in the country side

large groups of people shed malformed fragments of genetic material onto each other and that can cause disease.

but what caused the disease host in the first place.... my bet is on toxic environmental exposure

the ebola reservoir is often described as a consequence of latent virus in fruit bats crossing over to human infectivity

https://academic.oup.com/bioscience/advance-article/doi/10.1093/biosci/biaf050/8116758

Fruit bats live across Africa, Asia, and Oceania, meaning:

"The presence of these animals alone does not explain Ebola outbreaks"

the one thing that ebola outbreaks all have in common: heavy industry and mineral mining

DRC: Major global producer of cobalt, copper, diamonds, gold; outbreaks have occurred in/near mining areas (e.g., gold mining villages).

Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone: Significant iron ore, gold, diamonds, bauxite; mining was impacted but continued during the 2014–2016 outbreak.

Gabon, Republic of the Congo: Oil, manganese, gold, timber-related extraction; historical gold-mining camp outbreaks.

Uganda: Gold, copper mining.

South Sudan: Gold, copper, iron ore, limestone

Ivory Coast: Gold (major producer), diamonds, manganese, bauxite, nickel

Every single place that has experienced an “Ebola” outbreak is also an area of heavy mining and exploitation of raw earth materials

All of these metal extractive processes share arsenic use and release in common. The symptoms of arsenic poisoning include every sign and symptom present in "ebola"

I think it is very likely that if arsenic levels were routinely tested in ebola patients, a strong correlation would begin to emerge.

imagine if you could create particles that serve as the foundational visual evidence of ebola in a sterile starved culture medium that certainly doesn't contain Ebola.

without control samples, virologists can be easily trick themselves into thinking a virus is causing a disease rather than a diseased host producing malformed cytoplasmic vesicles that we think are viruses.

the elusive ebola virus probably originates within us and when in a severe malnutritional state the body excretes these very malformed genetic particles in bodily fluid and those particles can harm others

https://academic.oup.com/bioscience/advance-article/doi/10.1093/biosci/biaf050/8116758

i think it is good during these outbreaks of scary "viral" diseases to ask the uncomfortable question, where does this ebola virus hide in between events?

https://academic.oup.com/bioscience/advance-article/doi/10.1093/biosci/biaf050/8116758

if it is always present in the environment as a viral particle, why are there not continuous ebola events?

with

i was able to strip all the noise from my nostr feed similar to how

strips all the noise out of news.

without social commentary, the opinions of others can't color your interpretation and you can read for facts

this is true. liver is the best source of methylfolate

skills manage more than degrees

drama free social media. just links

a primary motivation for me to build

was having a searchable collection of links to pdfs when away from my desktop .

now the nostr:nprofile1qqszj38fzka8rnc0cx04mksy3ns982ruq87hg7930yes59ldefxw9aqpr9mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuer9v4cx6ctjddejummjvuq3vamnwvaz7tmjv4kxz7fwwpexjmtpdshxuet5vgmkjl archiver will create an copy of all my pdf links and store them on our blossom server so i can easily search from my phone

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8838971/

great summary of the benefits of creatine supplementation for the metabolic dysfunction of the modern human

share your bookmarks with your #nostr web of trust directly from the app

the browser extension at

are actually useful for more than just signing into nostr apps. they have nwc for zaps, and bookmarking for pages

i've been building this on nights and weekends and need some android testers for the app's closed beta

legalzoom is on ☠️ watch. i used to pay for business compliance package that helped me know when various state and federal requirements were due.

with a few scrapes of federal and state websites your bot becomes an always on compliance department

so much of the web is being blocked off from bots because it is based on attention and advertising and lock in platform metrics. bots don't click on ads and they have no platform loyalty. a bot's measure of success is task completion.

any company selling attention is now on death watch.

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ps: firecrawl allows for bypass of most bot gates

for anyone concerned about hantavirus (andes variant) here is what is actually happening:

people are getting sick with similar symptoms and when we sequence a mixture of their their genes plus tissue that supposedly has the virus, we see similar genetic sequences.

we extrapolate that there is a full viral genome in that sample but it is all just guess work inference.

1. starting material is a mixture of viral fragments and host material

2. there is no well person sampled as a control just sick people

3. they are not reading one full virus molecule from start to finish they take fragments, without directly knowing their full molecular origin, broke those reads into even smaller overlapping substrings called k-mers, and used those k-mers to reconstruct a longer sequence.

4. none of it proves the existence of a full sample in the mixture taken from a patient.

5. reconstructed genome is not the same thing as a directly observed complete viral molecule.

if you drink diet soda put all your effort into stopping

Mossavar-Rahmani Y, Kamensky V, Manson JE, et al. “Artificially Sweetened Beverages and Stroke, Coronary Heart Disease, and All-Cause Mortality in the Women’s Health Initiative.” Stroke, February 14, 2019. DOI: 10.1161/STROKEAHA.118.023100

The cohort was 81,714 postmenopausal women aged 50–79 from the Women’s Health Initiative Observational Study, with a mean follow-up of 11.9 years

Compared with women drinking fewer than 1 such beverage per week, those consuming 2+ artificially sweetened drinks per day had a 23% higher risk of any stroke and a 31% higher risk of ischemic stroke from clotting in small brain blood vessels

They were also 29% more likely to develop coronary heart disease and had 16% all cause mortality

this is an observational study so it is very possible that people drinking diet soda have some other confounder in common causing these issue or it is the ingredients in the soda....

it's very easy to have open claw act as your real estate agent.

all housing listings are public and can be crawled from listing sites.

You give the bot your criteria for a house -- you give it a price range and you even give it some other information you want such as geography, close to parks, trails brick vs stone materials, school district etc etc.

I find the real utility of claw happens when you give your bot an email account (don't use Gmail. they are very aggressive at blocking bots)

Instruct your bot to also dig up historic pricing and comparable sales in the same zip so you get real market pricing. The bot should get the listing agent contact for each house and then send you an email weekly with its research.

Call the listing agent to schedule a walkthrough, then as you navigate the buying process use your bot so you can learn when you need to do each part of the buying process and make offers with market research backing your offer.

bye bye real estate agent fee of 3-6%

unfortunately all the good educational-entertainment content for kids is on youtube these days.

using youtube means using their algorithm and perpetual recommendation engines where kids never have to stop watching which is obviously bad.

to solve this problem our kids wrote down the list of shows they want to watch and get new episodes.

open claw using a naming script, yt-dlp, and scheduled tasks to download all episodes from their channels in nice folders that plex can read. openclaw checks weekly for new episodes and gets them.

kids now have advertising free plex to watch their favorite channels.

over and over again, I keep hearing many "elites" complaining that they don't know what is and is not authentically human (because of AI).

This is really almost irrelevant to humanity. Never do we care what is authentic or inauthentic

if a computer program tells you something that is true and a human tells you something that is false which one is more important? the authentically human falsehood or the truth?

truth is the pursuit and the medium which it's conveyed is irrelevant

judge everything whether AI generated or human generated under the same standard

your colon cancer risk (and probabaly other cancer risks) are a product of your microbiome diversity https://aacrjournals.org/cancerres/article/86/7_Supplement/3993/779640/Abstract-3993-Artificial-intelligence-integrated. sticking with my thesis that we create cancer not through our genetic risk but from the environmental impact on our genetics.

Colorectal cancer rates in adults under 50 have been rising about 3% per year

High-fructose corn syrup and pesticides disrupt the gut microbiome

When fructose (especially high high-fructose corn syrup intake) exceeds what the small intestine can absorb (roughly a daily soda’s worth), fructose spills into the colon

Glyphosate and related agricultural chemicals act like low-dose antibiotics on gut bacteria. They preferentially knock out protective species (Lactobacillus, Bifidobacterium) while sparing pro-inflammatory ones, reducing production of butyrate and other short-chain fatty acids that normally protect the colon lining.

Human genetics haven’t changed in 30 years, but the microbiome of someone born in 1990 has been marinating in fructose and pesticide residue since infancy in a way someone born in 1950 never was. If the microbiome is the mediator between modern exposures and tumor biology (as this study suggests) it helps explain why a cancer that used to belong to grandparents is now showing up in their grandchildren.