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Linda Adams

@lindaadams

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wijuwiju.eth (mopzy.eth)
@wijuwiju.eth
@interface is @ethereum native, always has been, always will be.
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justin.ahn.eth
@ahn.eth
icy roads this morning in /paris ❄️ https://strava.app.link/aV3GHDE1CQb
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Ben Adamsky 💭
@ba
This week the /ponder team shipped: - frame design improvements - share button now opens the cast composer - daily notification cap to avoid spam - refreshed leaderboard design w/ personal stats - image thumbnails in predictions list - ML algo for segment analysis - major smart contract upgrade
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Nick Tomaino🎩
@nick
Internet capital markets
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Garrett
@garrett
Farcaster is too EVM centric We need solana transaction support
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Lauren Messner
@laurenmessner
I'm seeing a lot of talk about AI replacing jobs, but something's missing in this discourse: implementation moves WAY slower than tech capability Look at ports - could've been automated a decade ago but unions said no. Writers struck over AI. This pattern will repeat across industries. While AI could replace most jobs technically, the social/political friction means it'll be a slow burn, not a sudden flip. We'll see more unions form, more regulation around 'AI layoffs', more resistance. The interesting part? This resistance might actually create opportunities. While established companies struggle with unions and regulation to automate, startups can build with AI-first principles from Day 1. New companies starting with minimal human talent + AI tools could scale with lower budgets but higher productivity. The future might not be AI replacing all jobs, but rather new AI-native companies outcompeting legacy ones
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@matthewb
so many things to show you from this visit, gonna write a deep dive soon on one of my favourite hi-fi companies
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BORED 🥱
@bored
Wash what was. on @rodeodotclub
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Jordan Kutzer
@jk
Having a lot of fun with Apple Vision Pro at Throwback Studios!
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Jonny Mack
@nonlinear.eth
happy sunday farcaster
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vaipraonde ⚡
@vaipraonde
almost streak
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justin.ahn.eth
@ahn.eth
2, 😮‍💨
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Joe Blau 🎩
@joeblau
WE ARE SO BACK!
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Stephan
@stephancill
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ZachXBT
@zachxbt
The P2P marketplace Noones was likely exploited for ~$7.9M on Ethereum, Tron, Solana, & BSC on January 1-2, 2025 as its hot wallets saw hundreds of suspicous outflows for <$7K per txn. Shortly after the platform made an announcement about maintenance although no official statement was made about any security incident. Funds were bridged to Ethereum/BSC and then deposited to Tornado Cash. Theft consolidation addresses: Ethereum 0x72c1eabafc42a2ac6d0447b02c657b96f07402e6 0x4b0edd27196063476d91b634333be289beca9202 0x6c9b55b50e6a42fd7a14b49ba7747096090b0465 Tron TLRzLWbrCPVjXEcTDHv4Lavm6CxonUgJST TSnsmxEPy7rqk9XRsCiYEk5ntchweGFq2A BSC 0x72c1eabafc42a2ac6d0447b02c657b96f07402e6 Solana BBJoEgHq1igbH4fXfLtxRBodpFb1qcYQRk4UCpzVKobo
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Goksu Toprak
@gt
I actually kinda disagree. This puts each "topic" into singular + / -. The reality is some of his actions have higher impact (positive / negative) than others. Putting "open source Grok AI models" into same mathematical add function as "accidental nazi salute" feels off to me.
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erica
@heavygweit
gm
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Matthew
@matthew
USDC/T tradeoff thoughts: As currencies devalue relative to the dollar, more people around the world look to save in dollars as a way to protect their money from local inflation. This in turn devalues currencies relative to the dollar, and in turn causes the demand for dollars to rise dramatically over time. On the one hand, this is good for America because it extends soft power— billions around the world holding their net worth in dollars makes them more likely to align with American values and participate in the American-led economy. It also makes it more difficult for competing systems such as BRICs to pose a real threat. On the other hand, the trend causes US-made goods to rise in price relative to goods produced in other countries (like China), worsening American manufacturing crisis and furthering the trade imbalance that DJT seems intent on reversing. Has anyone thought about this? Am I missing something?
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Sam (crazy candle person) ✦
@samantha
I used to be an ultra efficient and disciplined person. Everyday I would wake up, clean my place for 30 min, work for 12 hours, then head to the gym, then watch my favourite shows and sleep. I did that for about 5 years in college, since I was working full time and doing school. I had a meal prepping service too that I used. That’s what life demanded of me at the time, and as a result of that it made me very rigid. It made me inflexible and that certainly wasn’t good for the soul. Now I find joy in doing things the long way - just doing chores as I think of them, instead of timing my dishwasher and laundry to end 20 min apart, walking/bussing to different stores instead of getting things delivered. I’m not sure what changed but the mundane is to be enjoyed ✌️
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@rish
here’s a cast about the Overton Window
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