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One simple thing RFK could do to improve public health = make CBD products FSA eligible. Among its many health benefits, CBD lowers blood pressure. If you can use your FSA dollars to buy a theragun you should be able to use them on what is essentially a side effect free miracle drug.

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Recently upped my creatine dose from 5mg to 15mg. Hard recommend.

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translate "base is for everyone" into arabic

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https://x.com/arbitrum/status/1912548113836879988?s=46 why?

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https://warpcast.com/stevedylandev.eth/0x97fc0e4f

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eudomonia is spreading across farcaster

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@lior is cooking up something novel + cool over @productclank excited to share more details soon (including the role of @quotient data)

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Got started on our flows.wtf-funded initiative to integrate Nouns builder data into @quotient. First step was getting a baseline of what Nouns builder data currently exists within Quotient: ~2,500+ Nouns-related Warpcast accounts with varying levels of engagement. This week I'm going to get started on integrating flows.wtf data, and after that, I'll put up an interactive dashboard to make the data accessible + get feedback on how to integrate the data into our Farcaster builder reputation score.

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some updates on @quotient - 270 unique users for search agent, 3 paid API customers - Demoed growth interface to 12+ builders to validate functionality + gain pricing insights - Won funding from flows.wtf to support integrating Nouns builder data into the Quotient knowledge graph - Migrated 20m+ text-heavy nodes from Neo4j (our graph database) to MongoDB, which will reduce our costs by 66%+ Will remain focused this week on refactoring our data infrastructure to support our nascent roadmap in a cost-effective way.

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does flows have a subgraph/api?

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Storing cast text in neo is too expensive, so exporting @quotient casts to MongoDB to live with documents from other sources, reserving graph for actual relationships (ie user X replied to user Y 10 times). Goal is to port the search agent over to Mongo + Elasticsearch within the next few days.

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is jp koning's analysis of the DOJ memo last week correct?

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one thing i've started doing in my vide coding projects is using my README.md as an llms.txt of sorts, with context about what I'm building, key design decisions, desired visual aesthetic, and patterns to avoid.

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flows.wtf is cool

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Hey! Excited to intro @alexstridehouse—a rockstar marketing + brand consultant, and one of the most thoughtful people I know. He’s into fitness, wellness, meditation, and healthy masculinity. Now bringing his marketing experience to @quotient to deliver actionable growth insights to builders growing communities on Farcaster. Say hi!

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anyone applying for a d/acc grant? https://www.shiftgrants.org/

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another fun neo4j ecosystem tool - neodash. free - no code dashboard builder. extensions for geographic analysis, support for text 2 cypher, you can publish and share dashboards, etc. super useful for helping clients get hands-on with your data during the early stages of a deployment

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first quotient api inbound 🏃

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One really useful Neo4j feature is path expansion queries. They come in very handy for queries involving identity reconciliation. For instance - I'm trying to calculate the social credibility of holders for a certain token. However, some accounts hold the token in multiple wallets that aren't directly connected, i.e. wallet -> x -> github -> gitcoin -> wallet. However, w/ `apoc.path.expandConfig` I can easily traverse through those indirect relationships to capture the wallets related to the user - something that would be extremely difficult w/RBDMS without lots of pre-processing.

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