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Scrutiny Layer? - by
A personal reflection on using AI to develop games within the Hive ecosystem, emphasizing the growing feasibility and productivity gains. The author discusses the concept of a scrutiny layer (AI trust/validation/compliance) to catch AI mistakes before production, and the strategy of using multiple AI models against each other to improve security and bug-hunting efficiency. They highlight Claude Code's context files (training a model with project-specific guardrails) and share sample guardrails, noting common-sense rules like asking when ambiguous, stopping when confused, and avoiding speculative abstractions. The post concludes with optimism about AI lowering barriers to development and a call to start building.
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Bitcoin Pizza Day 2026 - by
Original language: English, Japanese
A lighthearted PeakD post celebrating Bitcoin Pizza Day 2026. The author describes their yearly tradition of baking pizza at home, this year featuring a Bitcoin-themed cheese cutter they 3D-printed. They share that they’ve become more comfortable with 3D printing and data creation, noting a few minor mistakes but quick production of the cookie cutter. The post also comments on the crypto community’s quiet period and emphasizes enjoying food and time with friends and family. It ends with weekend well-wishes and a note about attending a Gothic festival in their city.
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IA y blockchain: construyendo la confianza del futuro - by
Original language: Spanish
A discussion on how AI and blockchain can complement each other to increase transparency, data provenance, and trust, while acknowledging privacy concerns and the need for responsible design and governance in Web3 communities like Hive.
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Dos en uno, restauración y disfrute // Two in one: dining and enjoyment. - by
Original language: Spanish, English
A user demonstrates restoring an old living room set and repurposing it for a cooler outdoor balcony space, sharing steps and final results.
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