Kyle Tut

@kyletut

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If we are coining everything else, we should coin Base

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Finally got life insurance so I feel like I've checked off all the adult things in life until elderly decisions

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My digital diet: - Farcaster is my only social app on my phone - News comes from WSJ app - Check twitter/linkedin on desktop, but limit significantly. Work only. - No podcasts, ever - No music except occasionally as active entertainment at home. Drive in silence. Workout without headphones. - Rarely watch videos on YouTube. Five total videos a week, maybe. - Weekends I leave the house without my phone. Check sparingly when at home, never have on me

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76 MG bought for $1k. 4 cylinder, 4 speed with 65 horsepower. Wringing that thing out to 85 mph was harrowing! Only nearly died in it twice.

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How I feel working with PR

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IPFS provides trust without authority

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Some people's 420 is going to be absolutely ruined by Easter and some people's Easter is going to be absolutely ruined by 420

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Of course that's your contention. You're a content coiner. You just got finished readin' some cast -- Base is for everyone probably. You're gonna be convinced of that 'til next month when you get to Jacob, and then you're gonna be talkin' about how the economies of NFTs and Memecoins were the evolutionary precursor to content coins. That's gonna last until next year -- you're gonna be in here regurgitating Jesse Pollak, talkin' about, you know, the squirting utopia and the capital-forming effects of coining it.

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Currently trying to total my car

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This was American Dynamism

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Y'all have no idea how strong John Deere propaganda is. My son didn't stand a chance. His first word was tractor, second combine.

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I'm now the proud owner of this NFT 🤣

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Big Plant's lie has gone on far too long https://www.lung.org/blog/houseplants-dont-clean-air

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"Dirty Air" is a difficult problem to solve in all motorsports. Dirty air is air that following cars experience do to lead cars disturbing the air in front of them. In a way, the lead car is "punching" through the air creating a low pressure wake behind it. It's considered "dirty" because the disturbed, low pressure air makes it difficult for the following car to maintain full downforce. Without full downforce, the following car can't maintain full speed through corners, making it difficult to pass.

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"The experience is confusing and impersonal... No care. No reverence. Just vibes curated for influencer culture" Coachella or literally everything in today's society?

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Interestingly, Pinata sits across all three

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1 million Base wallets have Pinata powering one of their tokens.

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How Liberty Ships Helped Launch Materials Science During WWII, the U.S. mass-produced Liberty ships using welded steel hulls to speed up construction. But soon, these ships began cracking in half—sometimes while docked or in calm seas. The cause? Brittle fracture. The cold temperatures, poor-quality steel, and stress from welding caused catastrophic failures. Unlike riveted ships, welded joints introduced new vulnerabilities. These disasters triggered a wave of investigation, sparking breakthroughs in: - Fracture mechanics - Microstructure analysis - Understanding ductile-to-brittle transitions The result? The birth of modern materials science—a new field combining physics, chemistry, and engineering to deeply understand and improve materials.

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This gives me Coinbase launching an NFT marketplace vibes. I get why it makes sense at first glance. But, internal core competencies are so far away from executing well on it.

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VP of Product writing marketing emails about his latest product update

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