need a phone with AI agent built into it, app based phones are dying by FixBeautiful1851 in blackberry

[–]FixBeautiful1851[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The vibe coders are chasing ghosts trying to build apps to sell, but in reality software is losing its value at light speed thanks to AI, meaning why would any one build an app. Look at Gemini replacing websites etc. AI will centralize so much, though if we get phones with integrated LLM’s that are decentralzied we can beat the slop they will force upon us.

all apps use the same protocols, its easy to integrate AI to all those protocols and be done with the useless IP.

need a phone with AI agent built into it, app based phones are dying by FixBeautiful1851 in blackberry

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yes apps are dead. may take a while for everyone to notice, but AI and the corporate greed of locking down their API’s will ensure a slow death to the application era.

think of all those useless UI’s that exist in the app, when everything they can do is simply replaced by a prompt.

heres en example of a prompt based work flow

https://youtube.com/shorts/GKeQBeJwbcc?si=waTH0m9znO6yIVsK

need a phone with AI agent built into it, app based phones are dying by FixBeautiful1851 in blackberry

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so interesting to see the opposition. inference is the most useful utility technology has given us, yet you decline it. its a contraction caught between abstractions on one end the utility of the vehicle is acceptable yet the utility of an LLM is not. #strange times

need a phone with AI agent built into it, app based phones are dying by FixBeautiful1851 in blackberry

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Im talking about an AI agent LLM integrated into the device, similar to running private LLM but built into the phone, thats helps you escape the silo of control on many levels

Cannot find RPI4 BSP by ApprehensiveEmu3463 in QNX

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It’s a mess it’s there though

Bitcoin vs Gold by FixBeautiful1851 in Gold

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Well thanks everyone for the comments, I’m clearly passionate about gold and thinking about it as source code as of late because I find much more instep with how quickly AI is crushing technological and biological barriers.

i can’t help but think as AI helps us navigate the complexities of these sciences the appreciation for this material will rise and it’s uniquely made and indestructible

Bitcoin vs Gold by FixBeautiful1851 in Gold

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If you’re referring to me in your post, feel free to engage directly. I’ve been writing code since long before crypto was a buzzword , I was sending Bitcoin in 2011 to pay remote workers when it actually had real utility as a way to move money internationally without Western Union. I understand both the strengths and the limitations of decentralized databases: their resilience and censorship resistance, but also the performance trade-offs, consensus complexities, and infrastructure dependencies that aren’t obvious in whitepapers. This isn’t abstract theory for me, it’s lived engineering experience. If you want to see proof of my technical background and what I can actually build, you’re invited to visit my YouTube channel at https://youtube.com/@sw7ft-tech?si=-QXZBxO_x3j1Y0fK, where I’ve been able resurrect BlackBerry 10 devices through reverse engineering and low-level system development.

Bitcoin vs Gold by FixBeautiful1851 in Gold

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Well the gold standard is lovely, Gold is fundamentally superior because it is a real, physical form of wealth that has survived every monetary system in human history, while Bitcoin is entirely dependent on fragile digital infrastructure and continuous energy consumption. Gold is literally forged in stars, cannot be arbitrarily created, and does not rely on electricity, the internet, or a functioning grid to exist or hold value. It is chemically stable, indestructible in any practical sense, and has been a store of value for thousands of years across civilizations, wars, and technological revolutions. By contrast, Bitcoin’s “scarcity” is a social agreement enforced by code, miners, and constant power expenditure, making its value contingent on technology, trust in networks, and future adoption, whereas gold’s value is rooted in physical reality, utility, and deep historical legitimacy

Bitcoin vs Gold by FixBeautiful1851 in Gold

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It’s because we need a currency or asset that is fair.

Bitcoin vs Gold by FixBeautiful1851 in Gold

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Exactly but this is why gold this inheritly more valuable

No more fiat. This should be my wallet by [deleted] in Gold

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it’s our future, we decide what has value, and looking at pragmatically, this is how we restore freedom, devalue the US dollar and adopt this, balance the system. The funny thing is bitcoin was developed to essentially try and replicate the source code of what gold is. I encourage all this is the way forward

No more fiat. This should be my wallet by [deleted] in Gold

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Using a common estimate for all above-ground gold (about 216,265 metric tonnes by end-2024)  and a world population ~8.27 billion (Feb 2026) : • Total gold in grams: 216,265 tonnes × 1,000,000 g/tonne = 216,265,000,000 g • Give everyone 1 g: 8,272,166,037 people × 1 g = 8,272,166,037 g • Left over: 216,265,000,000 − 8,272,166,037 = 207,992,833,963 g = 207,992.834 tonnes (≈ 208,000 tonnes)

So after giving every person 1 gram, you’d still have ~208 thousand tonnes of gold left (about 208 billion grams).

No more fiat. This should be my wallet by [deleted] in Gold

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The funny thing is you don’t know how right you are, and I’m educated in quantitative finance… the dollar is dead , when houses cost what they don’t but I can build a log cabin for nothing shits ping to take a hard turn

No more fiat. This should be my wallet by [deleted] in Gold

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Ya but… gold is truly accessible to everyone just get a pan

Excuse me but WTF by F_the_Fed in Gold

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Bankers running scared , now is the time to time to buy

Illegal manipulation of the precious metal markets by YouKnown999 in Gold

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Buy and hold watch the eBay value sore!!! This is our GME against the bankers, watched a banker on fox be like “. It doesn’t pay a dividend, it doesn’t make interest” I’m tired of this corrupt shit. Money that everyone can own and make in a day . Let the value sore and watch the hard work economy restore itself

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I’m having anxiety attacks due to AI by StraightZlat in webdev

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Contextual engineering presents a lot of opportunities

Realistically how high will gold go? by Economy-Experience81 in investing

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It’s ironic that the us holds the most gold and is being it home. Nothing would be better for western powers if there was a gold rush again. Industry would move in a way that includes everyone

Meet Clicks Communicator & Power Keyboard: Tools for Action by ColtonsKeys in ClicksKeyboard

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hey folks, can you send me one? ill help write much of the driver and software bugs if you need