Les Greys

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What’s up from TBA!

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What kinda apps existed on app stores in the early days of Apple?

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discoverability is a centuries old problem. It has never scaled well for small niche communities in any social context. Pre-social media and it’ll continue to be a problem at scale. This is why the medium changes every time. You either give into the algorithm or live long enough to be the algo. I do think places like Farcaster give content a very different avenue to approach being seen. Simultaneously, everyone is up against human behavior. I actually would love to see more content, but in the end seeing more content isn’t the thing. You need to be able to act on the content, become part of the culture of what the content is saying. If not, you’re just passively consuming and it really doesn’t matter if you see it or not. I think that’s the part that makes Farcaster most interesting. People here don’t just want you see their content, they want you to be part of it. Be “inclusive”, but people got their own baggage and still don’t know how to include themselves into what this meta-modern theme of social media really is. We’re seeing the start of something weird here. And it’s going to take many iterations to get to a final state, and I don’t think it matters if people see me or not. I just want to belong alongside the content.

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Is this the equivalent of getting your kid a computer in the 90s? https://www.kscale.dev/

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In an increasingly devisive globe I think Farcaster is going to be a cozy corner providing relief for millions just wanting kind human interactions.

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Highly recommend!

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Follow me for more parenting advice.

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Really looking forward to 2026.

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Tell me your parent without telling me your a parent. I read “my 10 year old “ and I immediately thought, wait since when does tayyab have a kid? I recently tested these and they felt light, comfy, and decent quality.

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Had me at.. > what’s your hot friends favorite restaurant….waiting for her to show up…

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logged into excalidraw to work out some diagrams and was surprised to see this.

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Most of my digital presence has taken an internal stance ie. talked about a journey through the process of working things out. Likely moving entirely to external. Especially since the idea is to begin talking about certain products as I near 2026. Will be a shift of identity for me but one that makes more sense for the long term.

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Gosh this makes life make so much more sense. 1. all progress is based on libraries (eg. Library of Alexandria, software libraries, etc) 2. "cooking" is the basic skill of life 3. speed of evolution is accelerating (rate of change) https://youtu.be/olmHHxFQwxo?si=u636lh78_GybNluq

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Made it. And love it! Idk what all the sh*t talking is about.

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Updating to liquid glass. Wish me luck. See you on the other side.

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LGF! Almost there.

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Slowly but surely digging myself out of the hole.

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Learned today that just like computers and LLMs, humans suffer from memory recall through the phases of age. Computers early on had memory recall issues, as computers scaled and improved the problem went away. LLMs today are having memory recall issues, as LLMs scale and improve the problem will go away. Humans are the only ones who repeatedly go through the same memory problem, until humans scale and improve and the problem goes away. The example that made me realize this, my daughter repeatedly recalls moments in time where she mixes details of different experiences. We used to think she "lies" but I'm starting to realize it's no different than "hallucinating" and connecting instances that actually didn't happen together but in close proximity.

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