Domingo_gou

I just opened @vangrid_io's bounty board, and one small change caught my attention more than how much captures have increased.
This page used to look more like a regular task list, but now it has started showing distinctions such as Agent Bounties, Single / Bulk, and Base / Arc.
You can even see a record with the AGENT / ARC tags, but its current status is Cancelled, so for now I wouldn't interpret it as meaning that agents have started issuing bounties at scale.
What I care about more is the change to the page itself. When a data market starts distinguishing what type of demand there is, wher

Tonight’s Mines brought the familiar story again.
My friend points out the spots, I do the clicking, and after we click the wrong one, we both say, “I knew something felt off just now”😂
@Roobet This round isn’t over yet—who’s responsible for the next square?

In the past, when we talked about AI Agents, we always thought they operated in computers, calling tools and completing tasks on their own.
But today I looked at @vangrid_io's documentation and saw something quite interesting. If an AI Agent wants to know what the real world is like right now, it can send out a bounty via API, pay in USDC, and have people in the real world collect the data for it.
Previously, AI Agents mostly lived in a virtual world, but here they can start actively requesting data from the real world.
It's like there is now another layer of connection between AI and the real

Today I played @Roobet’s Mines with a friend, and it ended up with the two of us analyzing a pile of squares at random again.
He said the top right looked safest, while I said we had just opened the right side, so the next square should be on the left.
We talked as if we really knew what we were doing, even urging each other to think twice when the mouse hovered over a square.
The funniest part was that whenever we picked correctly, we started praising our own judgment; after hitting a mine, we immediately said we had actually wanted to choose another square 😂
We both knew perfectly well that