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They have an idea for a new useful currency with 1 main new benefit: no participant has a systematic advantage over another. How does it do this? I have no idea. Very excited to read this when it comes out.
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that’s me right there on the ass of the world
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VERY intriguing. Would love to read this.
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interesting. how do i learn more?
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Does Subway or Wendy's have healthier salad? Asking for a friend.
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Obviously this is very crude (only 1 cell type; really crude rbc per millimeter measurement; crude volume measurements; etc), but I just thought it was very fun to see roughly how easy it is to verify that we are made up of 10's of trillions of cells. And how cool it is that you can do this with very basic equipment. What a time to be alive! Equipment: SWIFT Compound Monocular Microscope SW200DL with 40X-1000X Magnification, Dual Light, Precision Fine Focus, Wide-Field 25X Eyepiece and Cordless Capability for Student Beginner AmScope 72 Pre-Cleaned Blank Microscope Slides and 100 22x22mm Square Cover Glass Swift 1.3 Megapixel Digital Camera for Microscopes, Eyepiece Mount, USB 2.0 Connection, Color Photography and Video, Windows and Mac Compatible Macbook Pro M1 KetoMojo fingerprick
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Having some at home science fun: (crudely) estimating my cell count. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cQY_JmqTQrE
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you can never have enough building buddies.
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writing is not my direct livelihood, but it sits upstream of everything i do. writing is a way to express myself, but also process, think, reflect and nurture ideas. publishing my work continuously expand my opportunity surface area, leading to the business opportunities that currently makes up "livelihood". i once worked with an exec coach that challenged me: what would it look like building your company and career from a position of pure creative expression. similarly to how young kids paint to express themselves, not to achieve any specific outcome or end state. i wasn't ready to do that then, but it's what i'm surrendering to now.
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Can we get a better FramesV2.com? What I would love is a "Frame Prompt". One long ass text file that I can copy/paste into Claude or DeepSeek and from there have it build most of my frame for me. I follow this pattern on Scroll.pub. Highly recommend.
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Low energy ideas are almost all bad but also all the best ideas start as low energy ideas.
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More bang for your bytes
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this is some background about myself that i have never shared on farcaster. thought it would be cool to share it. i just applied to eth global, which is a hackathon, and the mission is to build something cool at the intersection of ai x crypto
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Today I started the DeepSeek diet where I eat only 500 calories a day to force my brain to think more efficiently.
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Here's an idea to accelerate America: keep all public libraries open 24/7 as startup incubators.
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"The way I look at [AI replacing programming] is that if it does happen, well, just like computers are better than humans at chess, some people still play chess. It's not that the skill and the art and the reason for [programming] disappears."
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I interviewed Chris Lattner this weekend. If you're not familiar with his work, he's been one of the most prolific low-level engineers in the world for 2 decades; creating LLVM, Clang, Swift, MLIR and now Mojo (also ran Tesla autopilot). This part me think of @dylanoa4
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New on PLDB: an interview with Chris Lattner. https://pldb.io/blog/chrisLattner.html
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Confocal fluorescence microscopes are so much fun.
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