making Web 2.0 hard to understand

Netflix is a content distribution protocol using an adaptive bitrate streaming methodology to dynamically change the resolution quality of media based on verified user transactions through off-chain, centralized clients that deliver optimized H.264 video codec to hardware devices.

you probably don’t think about liquidity enough // it is what it is  // build value, not valuation

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My proof of work is scalable if the specific staking requirements to become a full validator involve a limited vesting period.

Someone out there like “we need to hire Patrick to lead user acquisition at our yield farming protocol”

writer & ex-journalist exploring web3 // former content @coinbase // after hours, building @darkblock for token-bound content // dad x2 👨‍👦‍👦

I absolutely love this. 

Reminds me of my anthro professor who helped develop our cultural objectivity by sharing a written description of a person brushing their teeth in the morning as if it was part of an ethnographic study. It was almost impossible to decipher that it was describing someone cleaning their teeth.

Proving that abstracting away the technical jargon, and making the experience easy to interact with is key to widespread adoption.

I’m tired of you H.264 codec jerks spreading fud.

H.265 is clearly the best standard and the fact that you keep using your sub-standard version shows you don’t care about the streaming ethos at all.