Hash Rate Ep. 181: James Altucher on Bittensor, Kimi K3, and inference subsidies
ramagetime · x · 2026-07-29
A Hash Rate episode with James Altucher focuses on Bittensor’s ecosystem, signal versus noise, and why Kimi K3 could matter.
The conversation also touches on inference subsidies, making Bittensor more accessible through BlueTao, and the tradeoff between generalized and specialist systems.
Related event: Hash Rate Podcast Discusses Bittensor and Decentralized Inference(3 posts)→
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