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@balajis.eth spitting fire today

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@woj.eth’s life arc over the next 10 years https://youtube.com/shorts/um0mkCB02CM?si=uMrhF74HsaAnNAXH

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calibrating your judgement during times of inaction is vital to accuracy during times of action

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yea it's been working really well!

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i'm sure cursor will catch up soon though, these things change quickly

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fyi, for frames v2 development as of this morning, cursor struggles to implement v2 and constantly defaults to v1 specs (even with the v2 docs added to the cursor settings) however, cascade (windsurf) has no issues with v2 implementation - just paste in the v2 specs url into your prompt this is using claude 3.7 sonnet (thinking / max) in both

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only ever put developer keys in env files and team resources and contract ownership should always be multisigs feel really sorry for the team

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right, but a frames validator should properly test use of the frames sdk for state management, validation, etc?

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this is literally how all banks create money though lending and expand the M2 money supply. do our own politicians not know the basics of our financial system? https://x.com/tedcruz/status/1901646958806049204

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what are you guys using for frames v2 development? from what i can tell, frog and framesjs don't yet support v2, and manually setting up a server to test with the warpcast validator can be a bit tricky

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https://x.com/C_Bass3d/status/1901085592236016070

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It’s pretty good for most situations but it seems to overthink simple things fairly often

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the outcome, for sure, but all storylines in a specific sport are extremely similar, creating a feeling of security for fans

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because sports are memes, just with longer, more social, more predictable storylines

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have been waiting for this update

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re: Intuitive Machines' Athena lunar lander https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISZTTEtHcTg

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precisely what a pragmatist would say ;)

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insanity is a moat

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There’s a limit here though at which point simply being able to “override” a personality does not mean the personality does not exist. What if “Bob who works in robotics” created a robot that appeared to be human and held Nova’s persona? You can now meet Nova in person, meeting the set condition. What if biotechnology soon becomes good enough that human personas can easily be overridden? What is the distinction then?

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