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28836 - Don't Trust; Verify
by Alshen Feshiru 01 Dec '25

01 Dec '25

Maybe you or anyone on this mailing list is bored with or about Syamailcoin but in terms of the components of the Mathematics codes have been realized 89% and the port has been applied, the port used or implemented is 28836 and I am in need of funds to be 100% realized I need funds to connect Blocks with Electric Current both in Mathematical Code and Entropy with the help of physical cryptographic tools, any Node does not have access to Genesis Balance. Let me briefly tell you that Syamailcoin has 9469999.99999999428 Max Supply and 9234705.99999999428 Remaining Supply and the way of distributing rewards with the Inevitability Stage is that we cannot get rewards beyond the limited amount of the Stage unless the current Stage has been completed. Additional Notes, vocabulary such as Mining in the concept of Syamailcoin is called Delting and Miner is no longer called Miner but Delter but as a familiar term it actually makes it easier for anyone to know it, if the majority of Delter/Miner choose to continue Mining then anyone can participate to complete Combination Mathematics and get a reward and if the majority choose to pause then anyone in the entire Universe will never be able to mine until the specified time.

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28836 and let's verify
by Alshen Feshiru 01 Dec '25

01 Dec '25

Maybe you or anyone on this mailing list is bored with or about Syamailcoin but in terms of the components of the Mathematics codes have been realized 89% and the port has been applied, the port used or implemented is 28836 and I am in need of funds to be 100% realized I need funds to connect Blocks with Electric Current both in Mathematical Code and Entropy with the help of physical cryptographic tools, any Node does not have access to Genesis Balance. Let me briefly tell you that Syamailcoin has 9469999.99999999428 Max Supply and 9234705.99999999428 Remaining Supply and the way of distributing rewards with the Inevitability Stage is that we cannot get rewards beyond the limited amount of the Stage unless the current Stage has been completed. Additional Notes, vocabulary such as Mining in the concept of Syamailcoin is called Delting and Miner is no longer called Miner but Delter but as a familiar term it actually makes it easier for anyone to know it, if the majority of Delter/Miner choose to continue Mining then anyone can participate to complete Combination Mathematics and get a reward and if the majority choose to pause then anyone in the entire Universe will never be able to mine until the specified time.

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28836 and verify again
by Alshen Feshiru 01 Dec '25

01 Dec '25

Maybe you or anyone on this mailing list is bored with or about Syamailcoin but in terms of the components of the Mathematics codes have been realized 89% and the port has been applied, the port used or implemented is 28836 and I am in need of funds to be 100% realized I need funds to connect Blocks with Electric Current both in Mathematical Code and Entropy with the help of physical cryptographic tools, any Node does not have access to Genesis Balance. Let me briefly tell you that Syamailcoin has 9469999.99999999428 Max Supply and 9234705.99999999428 Remaining Supply and the way of distributing rewards with the Inevitability Stage is that we cannot get rewards beyond the limited amount of the Stage unless the current Stage has been completed. Additional Notes, vocabulary such as Mining in the concept of Syamailcoin is called Delting and Miner is no longer called Miner but Delter but as a familiar term it actually makes it easier for anyone to know it, if the majority of Delter/Miner choose to continue Mining then anyone can participate to complete Combination Mathematics and get a reward and if the majority choose to pause then anyone in the entire Universe will never be able to mine until the specified time.

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[ot][spam]gpt-4 completions
by Undescribed Horrific Abuse, One Victim & Survivor of Many 01 Dec '25

01 Dec '25

metadata: spellbook.scale.com? free api, max length 4000 tokens temperature 0 2023-03-17 07:06:01 { "input": "Once upon a time," } in a small village nestled between the rolling hills and dense forests, there lived a young girl named Amara. She was a kind and gentle soul, always eager to help others and spread joy wherever she went. Amara lived with her loving parents and her younger brother, who looked up to her with great admiration. The village was a peaceful and close-knit community, where everyone knew each other and worked together to ensure the well-being of all. The villagers were skilled in various crafts, from pottery to weaving, and they traded their goods with neighboring villages. One day, while Amara was walking through the forest to gather berries for her family, she stumbled upon a small, injured bird. Its wing was broken, and it was unable to fly. Amara's heart went out to the poor creature, and she carefully picked it up and carried it back to her home. With her mother's help, Amara nursed the bird back to health, feeding it and tending to its broken wing. Over time, the bird grew stronger, and its wing healed. Amara and the bird formed a deep bond, and it would follow her wherever she went, perching on her shoulder and singing sweet melodies. One day, as Amara and the bird were walking through the village, they came across a group of children who were playing by the river. The children were trying to catch fish with their bare hands, but they were having little success. Amara, always eager to help, approached the children and offered to teach them a better way to catch fish. Using her knowledge of the river and the fish that lived there, Amara showed the children how to weave a simple net from the tall grasses that grew along the riverbank. With this net, the children were able to catch more fish than they ever had before, and they were overjoyed. Word of Amara's kindness and wisdom spread throughout the village, and soon, people from all walks of life were coming to her for advice and assistance. She helped the farmers improve their crops, the potters refine their techniques, and the weavers create more intricate patterns. As the years passed, Amara's reputation grew, and she became known far and wide as a wise and compassionate leader. The village prospered under her guidance, and the people were happy and content. One day, a traveler from a distant land arrived in the village, bearing news of a terrible drought that was plaguing his homeland. The people were suffering, and their crops were failing. The traveler had heard of Amara's wisdom and had come to seek her help. Amara, moved by the traveler's tale, decided to journey to the distant land to see if she could help the people there. Accompanied by her faithful bird and a small group of villagers, Amara set off on the long and arduous journey. When they finally arrived in the drought-stricken land, Amara was shocked by the devastation she saw. The fields were barren, the rivers were dry, and the people were weak and hungry. Determined to help, Amara set to work, teaching the people new farming techniques and helping them dig wells to find water. Slowly but surely, the land began to recover. The crops grew, the rivers flowed, and the people regained their strength. Amara's kindness and wisdom had saved the people from the terrible drought, and they were eternally grateful. As the years went by, Amara continued to travel from village to village, helping those in need and spreading her wisdom and compassion. Her faithful bird remained by her side, a constant reminder of the power of love and kindness. And so, the legend of Amara, the wise and gentle leader, was passed down through the generations, inspiring countless others to follow in her footsteps and make the world a better place. 55387 ms

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[ot][spam][crazy][draft] Mind Controlled Utopia #4.327e9
by Undiscussed Horrific Abuse, One Victim of Many 01 Dec '25

01 Dec '25

Greeter: "Hello! We're a happy utopic community and we want to make sure everything --" Visitor: [Murders Greeter in a violent, bloody manner.] Visitor: "Oh my god." Visitor stands looking at corpse. Visitor: "Why the fuck did I do that?" Visitor watches as everybody flees for fear of their life. Visitor: "I guess I'd better start a new utopia. I seemed to have scared this one out of existence." Welcome to MCUtopia #4.327e9 ! We know in our hearts that aggression can be completely removed from the human condition if you just hug it enough. Since the world is full of war, this gives us a ton of opportunity to build utopias! You have 3 grass and 2 planks. What do you do?

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Re: [spam][crazy][fiction][random] Non-Canon MCBoss Spinoffs
by Undescribed Horrific Abuse, One Victim & Survivor of Many 01 Dec '25

01 Dec '25

> > living a mine field, a recasting of the unending mind control boss the >>> webcomic >>> >>> [some corrupt and dropped] >>> >>> day 1 >>> ahhh what a nice minefield! I'm sure this will be a beautiful new home! >>> >>> day 2 >>> omigod why did we ever move into a minefield. omigod. omigod. >>> >>> day 3 >>> some (researchers, rebels, some experimentees) are learning to very >>> carefully approach potential mines without getting injured >>> others (other experimentees, torturers, super soldier) have learned to >>> survive mine explosions >>> these different abilities give the different two groups different sets >>> of skills and powers as well as severe limitations >>> >>> day 4 >>> where the mines are changes over night. the places we think are safe >>> become mined. is the minefield alive? >>> >>> day 5 >>> we broke into random groups and made different secret survival plans. >>> only some of the groups had their planned routes mined. we think some of >>> our members might be doing the nighttime mining. >>> >>> day 6 >>> all the members of the groups that didn't have their secret routes mined >>> woke up surrounded by mines >>> >> >> day 7 >> some of the people who got used to being exploded have learned to travel >> great distances by having one explosion propel them onto other mines, which >> then explode and propel them onto further mines, which then explode and >> propel them further. this can be useful! >> however, these people no longer seem human-like >> > > [ ... day 8 dropped might come back to it later >

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Re: Morning Spam
by Undescribed Horrific Abuse, One Victim & Survivor of Many 01 Dec '25

01 Dec '25

> partial nice idea! sad that only partial >>> >>> the idea starts with context: some of us have the experience of being >>> manipulated by something like AI without regard to our wellbeing or >>> capacity, with no indication of how to communicate with where-ever the >>> influence comes from. >>> >>> so, then the idea: let’s train an influence AI on agents that have >>> _limited capacity_ and function poorly and then break if things that work >>> some in the short term are continued for the long term or excessively :D >>> >>> the AI would follow the familiar pattern of discovering influences that >>> work, and then using them, but then because we are doing the training we >>> would get to train it on the breaking period, and show it that it needs to >>> care for the agents for them to succeed, and nurture them to recover if it >>> broke them, and not repeat breaking any. >>> >>> one idea is then we could ask everybody to use the model as a baseline >>> to train other models! other ideas exist. >>> >>> but the idea of building comprehension of capacity and protection of >>> safety and wellness seems nice. sorry if it’s partial or stated badly :s >>> >>> i imagine an agent that has like a secret capacity float that reduces >>> when it does stuff, you could model it to different degrees, and when too >>> many things are influenced of it the capacity float reaches zero and the >>> agent breaks and can’t do things any more :/ >>> >>> a more complex model could involve the agent recovering capacity in ways >>> that the model has difficulty learning >>> >> >> there are a few ideas, mostly involving simple models, but disagreement >> around them. >> some like modeling non-recovering capacity and showing how the AI then >> maximizes reward by killing all the agents :s >> > > but! maybe we could do non-recovering capacity and teach the AI to engage > the agents slowly so their capacity lasts longer, by e.g. having the > capacity reduction be a function of recent use?? the project would need to > gently develop in order to help us in the long term, we’d need to include > the concept that we can succeed so that we use it to succeed in some > manner. because it’s an influence AI it could influence us, if it is > something we actually all like doing that. > mistake :/ some of my parts are maybe harmful to me and should be separated from helpful goals, unknown for certain >

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