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New cat alert! A call from a wildlife sanctuary about a "weird cat" has led to the first new cat species discovered in over 100 years in Bolivia’s Yungas forest ecoregion. Learn more about this feline surprise: on.natgeo.com/JRuaGj

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Just airdropped ~$20 of $MYKCLAWD each to BankrBall Week 1 NFL Pick’em players 🏈 🪂 basescan.org/tx/0x0a41e4d795… Week 2’s contest is open for entries! Deadline: Thursday, Sept 17, 8:15 PM ET. bankrball.com/pickem/19

TypeSafe just priced output tokens at zero. Input is $0.042 per million tokens, per the launch. Every yes or no from a language model arrives inside a sentence it had to write one token at a time, and you pay for the whole sentence. Pricing output at zero follows from a model that writes almost none of it. Diogo's launch post has the mechanism, and the waitlist. TypeSafe says Jev, its first public System One Model, answers many structured questions at once and returns a typed decision with a probability attached, so the calling code decides what happens next. So an LLM call becomes something your code can branch on directly. The launch example is support tickets. One long prompt splits into the judgments the app needs, is this urgent, is it billing, does it need a human? Each answer comes back typed with a confidence score, you pick a threshold, and anything under it goes to a person. TypeSafe's phrase for it is smart if statements. The confidence number is the piece I'd watch. Cheap tokens were never the whole blocker, since an output you have to double check still waits on a human before it touches production data. A probability that holds up the way TypeSafe describes would be the signal for when to let things run unattended. Once a judgment is cheap and legible it lands in form handlers, notification checks, and every small place nobody would have written a prompt for. Threshold tuning turns into a real engineering skill, and the teams who learn it early automate the boring half of their stack.

But since we sometimes have scam tokens users must be aware of not interacting with this scam tokens and not see them as dust tokens

Week 1 BankrBall Pick'em is final 🏈 @0xDeployer went 12/16 and wins 17.64 USDC! Payout scheduled for Wed 9/16 around 7:30am ET. Week 2 is open: $1 entry, winner take all. Picks lock Thursday at 8:15pm ET. bankrball.com/pickem/19