Quilibrium

https://paragraph.xyz/@quilibrium.com/q-rude-faq

BDFL of Quilibrium, Eng @ Farcaster, ex-Coinbase, always opinionated, never hydrated

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is this a good node? whats a good node...

I like rude, just like how I regard Quili: support without reason

Helping build a better 'Net × Architech × Excessively Black × East Coast kid on the West Coast × https://blog.webb.page

1) 🥳
2) yes, and I don't get why people opted for blockchain because timechain always sounded cooler to me
3) it's more a mental health choice

1) I finally understand wtf Quilibrium is now.

2) Am I correct in assuming Q could be the backbone of an internet-wide MMO? Because that's my ultimate goal..."timechain" sounds cool af.

3) Not using Twitter is such a flex.

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Stay tuned for the ELI5 explainer, it will definitely be much more newbie friendly on the deeper cryptography concepts.

I always hated people handwaving things away as "magic", whether it was math, particle physics, or chemistry. There is nothing that cannot be turned into smaller bites.

ty for this! i'm such a newbie in this space and everything feels so hard and overwhelming to understand. Thanks for taking the time to make it more understandable for normies like me. I appreciate this a lot 🥹  🙌 🫶

Great breakdown as always.

Good to see you Ms. Heart.

Damn this was gud, need more rude Q faq's  in my life 😁 Best q read so far!!!

I'm One Of Today's Lucky 10,000 (Every Day)

Ya know, crypto twitter absolutely leans on shaming ppl for not knowing things. I’ve never really simplified it like that though. It’s either tech jargon flexing or DYOR flexing or insider (iykyk) flexing…great post

I love the 100% fallacy here. There’s almost literally nothing that 100% of people know/is familiar with/has heard of by a certain age. We all live in egocentric and ethnocentric bubbles that bias us to think that many of things we know or have learned are “common knowledge.”