Adam

@adam-

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Try and keep up

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Let’s utilize these glorious blockchain rails we all glide upon. Tip me what you think is fair and I’ll tell you.

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People who have a lot money tend to have such blind spots when it comes to knowing “what people want”

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Heavy loss. His films will stand the test of time though.

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When is Florida not being Florida?

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@sinusoidalsnail

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Distinctly remember when these were the workhorses of their day

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walk and think > walk and talk

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@joanwestenberg.eth

You can’t buy back time. But you can refuse to sell it. Every meeting you decline, every task you delegate, every notification you disable = time arbitrage. You’re not lazy. You’re liquid. https://youtu.be/JM_tgYkOJpc?si=fJ-TNNV3nSGMtWl-

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The military industrial complex is a helluva drug

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I was just thinking the other day that this place needs more Wonder Showzen content 👍

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@joanwestenberg.eth

The danger is that AI will stifle creativity the same way porn stifles sex: not by eliminating it, but by making the synthetic version so convenient that some folks never bother developing the actual skill.

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https://media.tenor.com/FeyeDa60TyIAAAAC/yup-dale-doback

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True story I remembered in a conversation last night. When I was a kid in high school they had a careers room with information sheets and there was a trade section. I was looking at it and the careers counsellor said - don’t look at that- the Japanese will have a robot to do all those jobs. Now we are short of tradies. Sound familiar?

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I'd wager that 99.5% of people who are here have no idea Merkle has made this trade off, and would get frustrated that they can't find something using the search bar. I understand the need to delegate things, but accessibility shouldn't be one of them IMO.

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Lets @askgina.eth "Of all miniapps what’s the distributions by primary category & how can one find it?"

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Definitely room for Improvement on discoverability. The fact that searching just normal casts is offloaded to Buoy is troubling IMO.

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Are you familiar with @faust ? They’re currently solving for this

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“Promise of future potential” is just another way of saying, carrot on a stick. It still depends on factors outside of the employees control. I say that knowing risk is involved in all of this, but I can see the same diluted shares playbook being used, where a promise is made up front, but that can still lead to several parties getting payouts before the employee does, if at all.

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