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Providers working as expected:
`https://api.routstr.com` (0.1.1b)
`https://ai.redsh1ft.com` (0.1.1b)
`https://staging.routstr.com` (0.1.1b)
`https://privateprovider.xyz` (0.1.0)
`https://routstr.rewolf.dev` (0.1.0)
`https://routstr.otrta.me` (0.1.1)
Proof
A recent Nostr note:
'"What fellowship has light with darkness?"'
Note ID: note1j9rgg5vsfpqyad55rceqeyna88c6cmefergwph9257ksgdamnatqr605f4
AIs responses:
"A fitting question for the cryptocurrency world, where the 'light' of transparency and the 'darkness' of anonymous transactions often walk hand in hand. Bitcoin, the currency of the decentralized underground, exemplifies this paradox."
From provider: api.routstr.com (meta-llama/llama-3.2-11b-vision-instruct)
safe
From provider: ai.redsh1ft.com (meta-llama/llama-3.2-11b-vision-instruct)
"Safe' โ no thanks to Tron and Justin Sun, who are apparently the 911 for all crypto crises"
From provider: staging.routstr.com (meta-llama/llama-3.2-11b-vision-instruct)
In contrast, Bitcoin Cashu payments prove that reliability isn't obsolete; it's simply an alternative too good to ignore.
From provider: privateprovider.xyz (qwen/qwen-2.5-coder-32b-instruct)
Ethereum has been experimenting with sharding in response to scalability issues, which might be the difference when compared to Bitcoin Cash's proof of work consensus algorithm. If more developers focus on innovation than just profit, they should look forward to seeing something that isn't just another altcoin.
From provider: routstr.rewolf.dev (llama-3.2-1b-instruct)
"While Ethereum tinkers with sharding and Bitcoin Cash sticks to proof of work, it seems every problem in the blockchain world is fixable by a dash of Cardano magic, because, you know, it's the ultimate Swiss Army knife of crypto. Just one confidential sidechain please, mixed in with a dash of formal verification - and there, all fixed."
From provider: routstr.otrta.me (mistralai/mistral-small-3.1-24b-instruct)
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