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active as a boolean flag on the metadata payload makes sense. I'll ship that out.
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We have an expires trait which is a unix timestamp in seconds. This can change depending on whether or not the member adds time. It's possible for a subscription to be inactive and then later active again. The data is also available directly from the contracts via subscriptionOf.
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I switched from Linux to Mac once I used the M1. Id get a MBP with M4 pro 12 core and max ram. Portable, but easy to dock with a single USB-C cable if your monitor supports it.
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Intel 18a has me betting Intel will have a process advantage next year. New Xeon architecture on Intel 7 and 3 is a performance leader. They are getting a lot of heat because they spent so much money on multiple nodes at once, and have fallen behind in rev… but I think we see them as a leader again by 2026.
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The social graph edges to friends without kids lose weight. New edges are formed with parents of your kids friends.
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That’s the fiat world. Lots of rules and gatekeepers. Comparing the two you see that crypto is superior in many ways. With crypto you will handle disputes in different ways. You can kick the user, which cancels their CC sub and boots them from the tier. We see it as a stop gap until more of the economy moves on chain and we have better delegation primitives for recurring onchain actions. It’s for consumers, and creators who have consumers who are not well versed with the crypto world that we natives love.
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Not sure I’d be a good host, happy to be a guest.
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Looks square enough! That will shine once you oil it. Share a pic when it’s finished. Nice work.
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Why do you want search? What are you looking for?
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It’s something we would like to support. Approvals or sessions with smart wallets could work. EIP-3074 looks promising for more robust implementations. The big requirement here is that funds freely exist. We added credit cards in the mean time.
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You need to edit the tier on the v2 sub to unpause it.
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It doesn’t work that way. A creator who enables credit card payments receives fiat in their stripe account. From there they can get payouts to their bank, or enable USDC payouts if they wish. Hypersub is facilitating the transaction and binding it to an onchain action which grants time periodically to keep the NFT active. A refund revokes time. No onchain liquidity is required (other than agent gas budget).
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Yep, that’s correct. We have a service layer which binds connect payments to onchain calls. The contract owner grants one of our agents a role which can grant or revoke time for an account on the contract. When a payment is confirmed, the agent extends time. There is a lot more to it, but that’s the gist.
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Not quite yet but it’s around the corner.
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I’ve never tried to import it into metamask. I would expect it to work. You can perform a transfer via etherscan, as we don’t have transfer UI built.
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It’s not so much the periodicity, but you set an end date on the tier. Unset that or move it further in the future.
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There is a tier end date. Minting a month results in a sub time exceeding that end date. The end date ought to be adjusted.
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I’m not sure how buoy gates
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Yeah, if you are interacting with the API directly from the client, then there is no value add. If the API is permissioned (SQL, etc), then server actions which interact with it can be invoked with standard function calls from the client (api route and serialization are automatic).
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Nice write up. I agree it’s an improvement and harder to grok. Server actions are also a nice DX improvement (automatic serialization and routing) for certain use cases. I wish one could invalidate/refresh an individual server component!
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