We've submitted Tender (@onTender_) to the @tempo track at @colosseum's Crypto World’s Fair. Tender connects a digital service order to its payment. A seller creates an order with a price and deadline, then shares a checkout link. The buyer reviews the terms and can reserve pathUSD in escrow on Tempo Moderato. Both sides can follow the order through payment and settlement. We built the testnet flow around a simple question: -> after a buyer pays, how do both sides know what was ordered and what should happen next? The app includes a live catalog of template based design services, shared checkout records, wallet connection, and an order view for tracking payment and fulfillment. Users can create an order and explore the buyer flow using testnet tokens. Tender is an early build, and we'll be here building Tender to make paying for digital work on-chain clearer for both sides Try it: ontender.xyz/ Repo: github.com/Datwebguy/tender

ahahaha this is mathematically impossible because the figure has 4 vertices of odd degree and accoding to Euler's theorem which states that a connected graph only has an Eulerian path if it has exactly 0 or 2 odd degree vertices with 4, no one can walk every line exactly once without retracing so, this is impossible

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Women think it’s until they stab their husbands with knife or shoot with gun, that’s only when they kill. They don’t know that emotional and mental stress can kill. There was a compound we lived in while we were growing up. I was about 12 years old at the time. Between when I was 12 and when I turned 15, about three men died in that compound. The last man that died, only God knows if he wasn’t stressed, because his wife was always complaining. The wife was always shouting and fighting the husband 24/7. At some point, we heard that the man lost his job. Then it got to a point where the man told my dad that he couldn’t sleep in that house because the stress from his wife was too much. This continued until the man died. After the man died, my father became the only elderly man in that compound. Then, she started calling my father to help her do things. My mother no gree o. My mother did not accept it at all. My mother said, my father already had enough responsibilities of his own. After finishing what he was doing, he would now have to carry somebody else’s load. There was a day one young woman in the compound quarrelled with her and told her something. Because my mother doesn’t even like to say these things because she is the kind of person who is always cautious about what she says to people. The woman told her, “After you have killed your own husband with stress, you now want to start using somebody else’s husband to run errands for you; you think we did not see you??” The woman started getting angry and crying, like she wanted to gaslight her. Go and check a lot of homes. Stress everyday. Everyday quarrel. Everyday fighting. There was a friend of mine who used to do the same thing to her husband. They were only three years into their marriage. She would call me and say, “See what my husband did every time.” And if you check the complaint, very meaningless stuffs. I told her, “Babe, calm down. If you lose this man with all these things you are doing, I’m not even talking about divorce this time around. If this man dies, you will regret the day you were born.” (That man was more or less the breadwinner for her. She wasn’t doing anything.) I told her, “Calm down. Take care of your husband. Let him be. Let him do his thing cos he’s an adult.” There was a time her husband fell ill. He couldn’t work nor do anything. She came to me crying. I told her, “It’s only sickness o. Now imagine you lose this man. This one na sign God just give you” A lot of women pressure their husbands without even knowing what that man is already going through as a person, because men don’t speak. They will put pressure and pressure and pressure until they lose that man. Then they start crying at the burial, as if they were not part of what that man was going through. They think to kill somebody is by gun or any physical stuffs. There are different ways you can destroy somebody’s health and wellbeing. If you think this post is a lie. Go and speak to a mortuary attendant. They will tell you the percentage of men they bring to the mortuary every day is over 70% compared to women. But when it comes to childbirth, women will come here and rant. Let’s not even talk about how a lot of women are slowly poisoning their husbands.

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Near 🤝 Gemini >>> solid integration and partnership here let's send $NEAR higher >>>

As someone in the healthcare system, I built something A hospital can throw away platelets while another hospital nearby is running out. Platelets expire in about 5 days, yet hospitals often operate separate inventory systems. By the time someone calls around, checks availability, and arranges a transfer, valuable units may already be wasted. I built Bloodshift to solve this. Bloodshift is an AI-powered platelet redistribution system that connects hospitals, monitors live inventory, and coordinates transfers before platelets expire. The goal is simple: get platelets to the hospitals that need them before they're wasted. How it works @Zetaris connects multiple hospital databases, CSV records, and courier APIs without copying their data into one central database. Bloodshift identifies platelets at risk of expiring and matches them with hospitals that need them, considering blood compatibility, available stock, and delivery capacity. @nvidia Nemotron selects from approved transfer options and generates requests for receiving hospitals. Hospital lab staff can accept or decline each request. If declined, Bloodshift learns from the reason and considers another hospital. Before confirming any transfer, Bloodshift checks the original hospital's live records again. If the platelet has already been used or the courier is unavailable, Bloodshift stops the transfer. Every transfer is tracked using the Meterless World Model, while H-MEM retains previous decline reasons to improve future plans. -13/13 end-to-end checks passing -11.6% fewer platelet expirations in a 100-run simulation compared with no sharing -Live integration with Zetaris, PostgreSQL, CSV, and courier APIs The simulation uses synthetic data, and Bloodshift isn't intended for clinical use yet. Built for the Open Agent Hackathon 2026 on @GenAI_Now , using Zetaris, NVIDIA Nemotron, and Meterless and Cursor for the full build. I aim to show how AI agents and live data federation can solve real coordination problems in healthcare. Try Bloodshift: bloodshift.midelabs.xyz Source code: github.com/mystiquemide/bloo… Here is a 2-minute video walkthrough of how Bloodshift works @mihay42

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i just chop one loss now my body first calm 🌚

so so grateful to God 🙏🏽 this week is already blessed 🙌🏽

is it Claude does not know how to or it's a you don't know how to situation?

Big milestone for @HaptixWalllet Haptix is officially approved and live on the @solanamobile dApp Store Built for the CLOCK IN hackathon, Haptix brings seedless self-custody to Solana Seeker (Chapter 2) Here’s what’s live so far 🧵 1/ Solana Mobile dApp Store Haptix v1.0.2 (Build 3) passed the publisher security and reviewer checks (FUN-002 and PER-001) Submission: #344280197850 Package: io.haptix.wallet Release mint: HF6AUA7daN2Kk1k1z2p9r7K2E1Y1aZtdZoEQg The app is now listed for Solana Seeker and Saga users 2/ Direct Android APK You can also install the standalone APK on compatible Android devices running Android 9 or later (API 28+) Download: github.com/ritesh59697/hapti… 3/ Official website and developer docs Our web ecosystem is now live on our custom domain Main hub and Web Vault: haptixwallet.xyz Guardian Recovery Portal: haptixwallet.xyz/recover.htm… Developer docs: docs.haptixwallet.xyz Passkeys are bound to a relying party ID (RP ID), which is tied to the domain. This helps protect users against phishing attacks. 4/ Zero-key testing Judges and reviewers can clone the repo and run the zero-key test suite without setting up private keys or funding a wallet npm run test:no-key The suite runs read-only RPC checks against Solana Devnet 5/ Automated tests and GitHub CI Our test suite now has 324 automated tests across 14 suites, covering: Secp256r1 precompile instruction introspection Low-S canonical signature encoding 2-of-2 dual-hardware quorum for high-value transfers 24-hour social guardian recovery with owner veto GitHub Actions automatically runs checks on every commit Seedless self-custody. Biometric security. Support for autonomous agents. Explore Haptix: APK: github.com/ritesh59697/hapti… Website: haptixwallet.xyz Docs: docs.haptixwallet.xyz GitHub: github.com/ritesh59697/hapti…

we're building Scrim so you can send, swap and get paid across chains, with privacy when you want it Built on @NEARProtocol, using @near_intents to move funds, @out_layer for agent wallets and x402 for API payments Here's a first look at what we've been working on Coming soon.

> BE THERE 🫵🏽 building Scrim in public on @NEARProtocol soon integrating @near_intents, @near_ai, @out_layer and everything you would want to see on NEAR -> Pay anyone on any chain, publicly or privately -> Swap coins inside a private balance or in public -> Share a link and get paid from any chain, with no account needed -> Let agents pay within limits, approvals, and recipient rules you set -> Pay for APIs and get paid by agents through x402 -> Ask your money questions privately, between you and your AI not much, but coming on Near and this is just the beginning - one step at a time >>>

the internet almost learned a very expensive lesson this week. two critical @php_net vulnerabilities put millions of websites at risk. then came Ondřej Surý, a developer who's spent 20 years maintaining PHP packages, largely in his spare time. he helped turn emergency fixes into ready-to-install updates, including patches for older PHP versions. within 24 hours, donations to his work reportedly matched what he'd normally receive in an entire year. think about that. billion-dollar companies depend on open-source infrastructure, yet some of the people keeping it secure still rely on donations. we celebrate people who build the next big thing, but barely notice those keeping what we already have alive. open-source maintainers deserve more than recognition when something breaks.

all at your fingertips on @NEARProtocol as we join in the Near hackathon starting November 1st be there as we build in public on Near

build begins on the 1st of November be there with us on this journey - as we build in public on @NEARProtocol from Nov 1st to November 14th see you there 🫵