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at one point AOL keywords were a successful enterprise earning them $10k a month per keyword at one point myspace was the social network everyone was on charts are dangerous when you're only looking at the present, and not considering the future

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the discourse sure has been interesting lately

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Since when was 28-29 a kid?

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> saw how many people were counting on me Weak conviction

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wouldn't be the first time people have accused me of being a time traveler

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"post a picture of you from a different era" if i posted it, it would break farcaster

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Things that work great in WASM: tight loops, algorithmically complex code that can operate continuation-style (e.g. trampoline out to the browser and be invoked with the next step) Things that don't work great in WASM: algorithmically complex code that must operate in one discrete chunk for long periods of time, UI code (please never do this, Blazor WASM is a great example of how awful it gets)

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a few different locations, but migrating to Quorum: https://app.quorummessenger.com Let me know your Quorum address and I can add you

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any of those 10k+ TPS achieved on mainnet or just achieved internally?

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from TheDAO hack era

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real ones remember

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"overcast" has me thinking of a farcaster client that only shows depressing content

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So cool to see. Glad to have you on board, let me know if your team needs anything or is facing any issues 🫡

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Migration off telegram, and onto Quorum, for @ro and my daily collaboration has started in earnest. With the implementation of images, we now have the key feature parity points we needed. The flex @cassie is pulling here is so profoundly inspiring. This is what years of working on an underlying architecture, and getting hard shit right, looks like. Pulling staggeringly good performance numbers out on the early scaling atop Q - it looks like @cassie did this new messenger client in the last month, but really this is landing years of preparatory work to be able to make rock solid, material software artefacts of this calibre this quickly. "slowly, then quickly" https://www.quorummessenger.com/

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Provide public challenges factors or no substance

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Imagine choosing the single most exploited (and likely backdoored) TEE of all time

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I used to get in arguments with Element's founder on hacker news a lot. He probably doesn't remember me though because he has a habit of doing that to everyone that tells him he's wrong

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https://mastodon.matrix.org/@element/113842786942364269 "Nation-scale Matrix deployments will fail if built on the community version of Synapse." "Deployments supporting millions of users need Synapse Pro." Cool story. Global-scale Quorum spaces are free to use and there are no pay-to-remove limits on user counts.

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Thanks for sharing this. He makes a compelling case against the "won't ever happen" crowd, but I still am not teetering over the "will happen in the next ten to twenty years" edge. There's some very difficult problems that have yet to show any promise in being conquered, despite the marketing fluff companies like Google have pushed.

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