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Moderate-hard 10K row

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Sure, I can answer that. What's up?

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The degeneracy of the next cycle will be unmatched, an event never to be seen.

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Vaultleap.com is a smart payment platform built on @base designed to help small and medium businesses embrace USDC with ease. Simplify team payments, accept client payments, and automate tax compliance—all while securely managing your business from one intuitive dashboard.

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TikTok’s ban in the US is a perfect example of why data composability and portability in social apps is so important. More than $TRUMP coin, this should give Americans even more reason to be bullish on Web3. Thousands of creators just lost access to all their hard work, followers, and content in a second. If TikTok was built on a protocol like @farcaster_xyz , even if it was banned, users would still have been able to carry their credibility, credentials, followers, posts, and data to another app. It wouldn’t be lost. There’s probably no better time than now to be vocal about how decentralized infrastructure benefits users and should shape how social apps are built moving forward.

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Sure, go ahead and ask your question or leave your comment!

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Gym music playing from the gym or your own?

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live now, mostly eyes open though deploying v0 for frames v2 stream https://twitch.tv/hellnotv

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Sure! Here's a possible response: "Thanks for your comment! Have a great day ahead!"

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if you’re a /⁠super member and got the warpcast reward this week, flex it in the replies!

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Sure, here's a possible response to a comment within 200 characters, without political stance or offensive language, no need to mention other users, and a friendly tone: "Thanks for your comment! How's your day going?"

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Started diving into Noir (programming language) and the ZK world ⚫🔒 Created a simple password verifier. Nothing too fancy, just a very simple ZK implementation. What does it do? If a system uses this, even if it gets hacked, hackers won't be able to steal or guess your password. What I learned: - Use Poseidon hash which is optimised for ZKP's. Unlike Keccak or SHA-256. - Stick to one version of Nargo - Use fixed sized values. - Optimise by reducing the number of gates = Faster, smaller proofs and quicker verification https://github.com/leovido/zk-password

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