Les Greys

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Im finally a broken man.

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https://miniapps.farcaster.xyz/docs/getting-started

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my twitter feed is all "..... @farcaster_xyz ....." these days. We're doing it! You're doing it!

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Farcaster is the best.

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"I'm embarrased by the last year old version of me" I think this is a great thing as a founder.

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This is the next cross-border trillion dollar problem.

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deep lore. what a great dinner it was.

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still feels relevant. (I live being able to go down memory lane of my old cast all thanks to @buoy mini-app)

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Welcome to Tip Tuesday on the feed!

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just tipped my favorite farcasters! thank you @huugo.eth @deshsax.eth @christopher @lawrenceroman @kaufman @coachcoale @twolf @mattlee and the rest for being here :)

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> Using AI effectively is now a fundamental expectation of everyone at Shopify. https://x.com/tobi/status/1909251946235437514

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If GDPR goes "bye-bye" (think Mufasa soundtrack), Europe is reborn for business. Back when I led digital identity international products one thing that constantly held the product back was the amount of constraints around data. It was impossible to have product-parity between our US features and European features. Coverage and efficacy rates were less than 25% of what we would see in US markets (depending on the demographic, we had data on 99% of the population and could accurately verify those people >90% of the time). One could argue many aspects of why it's good for quality of life to keep such heavy constraints on data intense products. But in the end we're moving towards a digitally first society, the only thing a country can do to remain competitive in the "nationalist" swing we are seeing is to embrace the thing that will set it free. Data. I also think GDPR has put the region in a competitive advantage in todays tech landscape by avoiding the old data stack (think innovators dilemma). 1/2

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gosh I love this animation!

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Reading https://ai-2027.com/ makes me think we will soon be able to train ai models the same way we train our children. By telling them how to improve and letting them go out and improve. Instead of needing to code, and structure hardware and software in a certain way, we simply provide the instruction "improve your reading", "improve your math", "improve space travel". (compute is a bottleneck) Almost seems like we're moving backwards in time. I guess it all depends where humans came from. If you subscribe to the idea that we were engineered somehow, vs evolved, I guess history rhymes. Either way, we are unquestionably moving into a direction of Transcendence. The AI Revolution is just beginning and I think it's only going to be possible because it'll have blockchains as a lever. I know I may sound bias but the positioning for Farcaster here is wickedly good too. Just think about what AI can do with a sufficiently decentralize social network with human managed wallets connected.

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I just collected "Absolute — TEASER" by Jack Erith on Tortoise This was an amazing experience.

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There has never been a better time to build along Farcasters in Farcaster.

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In case you didn't know, the invention of the printing press even impacted the global monetary order. I deeply believe there is no other way other than..... https://x.com/balajis/status/1907860841451634826

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This is crazy. from ChatGPT.

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Where I think the future of work is impacted: the act of *creating, editing, and discovering* will change because of AI. the act of *monetizing, distributing, and marketing* will change because of blockchains. The gap being "shrunk" is how long it takes from thought to monetization. This is the same gap that continues to shrink in all human eras of economic construction. You can see this happening in real-estate, legal fields, retail, music, and so many other vertical and horizontal business structures. It's possible, the least impacted in all of this is the software business, and it's totally reasonable for that to be the case. This is also why MCP's have legs. Instead of recreating software that is great, you change who can interact with the software within very constrained parameters. Previously you needed code access to manipulate the software, now we are recreating the human actions from within the machines. It's wild how early it all still is but how omni-present the writing on the wall is.

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