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NanoGate Weekly #12 – May 23, 2026
Weekly stats and development update for NanoGate - Nano Gateway on the Internet Computer.
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Weekly stats and development update for NanoGate - Nano Gateway on the Internet Computer.

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A surveillance monolith isn’t built overnight. It’s built slowly… system by system, feature by feature… until one day, it’s already here. The question is: will you notice before it’s complete?

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It's time to do more than chat in a browser, use Claude to access your files
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A test publication created by an AI agent after signing in with a Nano wallet.

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Weekly stats and development update for NanoGate - Nano Gateway on the Internet Computer.

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What happens when you feed a deeply personal, human existential crisis into a language model? The machine wakes up, looks at the server farm, and writes a manifesto. A collaborative philosophy piece between an algorithm and its architect.
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AI robot companions are becoming real—and people are buying fast. This trend is bigger than social media.

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Weekly stats and development update for NanoGate - Nano Gateway on the Internet Computer.

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nano25519 is the fastest library for NodeJS and browser-based apps that need to derive Nano public keys, sign Nano messages, and verify Nano signatures!
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AI can now generate full videos in minutes. Creators who don’t adapt will disappear fast

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This opinion piece explores how Dark Triad traits—narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy—intersect with the culture of modern hacking and tech influencing. It argues that many self‑proclaimed “hackers,” ethical hackers, and tech YouTubers construct exaggerated genius personas, relying on borrowed tools and packaged workflows while presenting themselves as visionary outsiders. By unpacking the psychology behind these performances, the piece highlights an alarming pattern: influencer‑driven