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software might be the final medium and if you include codecs it kind of already is

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two types of world computers: mainframes and chainframes

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pzips, an attempt at a less bad verified credential 🤷‍♂️

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my ideal tool for client side performance testing would be something that lets me hold a key to throttle CPU/VM/whatever and go into “slow mo”, then let go and resume at full speed

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experimenting with a more memorable kind of seed phrase for EN, latest iteration looks like this: John Smith the big red ninja fought 23 blue bears. Mary Blake the tired dancer hated tiny goblins.

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wrote this in 2018. the problems are largely the same as they were then, they just look a little different https://domhofmann.com/reposting.html

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Not sure signed data in frames should be Farcaster specific Would like to see params that specify where the signature is coming from (loose address, FID, etc), so web apps decide what’s allowed (probably in their own initial response) Otherwise expect a lot of redundant “OG” tags to support multiple networks

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i'm convinced the mac login screen says your password is wrong the first two times no matter what you type

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2024 mission statement: code as narrative, more often than not

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are there any projects where L1 evm collectibles are visibly influenced or modified by L2 evm actions?

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taking advantage of the holiday to finally dig into and play with uefn/verse

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am i understanding farcaster’s design properly that it focuses on consistency (or consensus) across all hubs? versus activitypub’s every-server-for-itself approach (and nostr to some extent)

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nostr hasn’t really clicked for me as a social thing, but i’ve grown to really appreciate its simplicity and overall perspective that signed data just *existing* can be enough for many things

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the one thing that worries me about decentralized twitter-likes is the idea that algorithms and "reach" are just a thing other people and a marketplace will figure out. good algos are difficult, expensive, and valued by normal people. wouldn't be that hard to build a moat and escape decentralization at the same time

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🚨 hiring for a handful of eng roles new app is getting pretty good and there's too few of us if you do any of: - web (react/tsx/next/fastify/etc) - ios (swift) - desktop (mac/win) - game - ai looking for something new and wanna talk, email dom at sup xyz team/pay/benefits/etc a+++

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🚨 hiring for a handful of eng roles new app is getting pretty good and there's too few of us if you do any of: - web (react/tsx/next/fastify/etc) - ios (swift) - desktop (mac/win) - game - ai looking for something new and wanna talk, email [email protected] team/pay/benefits/etc a+++

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haven't followed farcaster protocol stuff in a while. are there any hubs that are open to use or (even better) API abstractions on top of a hub that can do simple things like return timelines and potentially act on behalf of a user?

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let's say you're building something that is likely a consumer thing one day but will be a developer thing for quite some time before that what is your rollout strategy?

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name registration is such an obvious way to monetize decentralized/federated communication protocols you have to wonder how many times it's going to happen in the next few years for many i think it'd be tough to give up potential revenue to ENS (or in the future fnames) just because they got there a moment earlier

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