I Took a Photo!

It’s the perfect climate for peaches, grown in my farm. 

Totally organic 

Would share some to my friends and relatives.

Hope you like it Fam.

Peaches. The best fruit in the world.
Perfect taste and aroma
ITAP

life is good

Very nice weather. 
Good afternoon, friends. Happy Thursday.
LIFE IS GOOD~

Sense

Having Good morning breakfast...

Happy Friday...

Good morning, everyone. Happy Friday.
Breakfast today.🫡 🫡 🫡

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Life is not perfect. Life is not easy.
Life Is Good

frames

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Food

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diet

Ice cream is always a good idea, isn’t it? 🍦

while you were busy tokenizing your posts, I was busy pokenizing my toasts
https://www.bonappetit.com/recipe/ponzu-salmon-and-avocado-toast

Ethereum

I am v bullish on Ethereum's roadmap (aka "United Rollups of Ethereum" or Ethereum+)

that said, if I put on my Red Team hat, I agree with others that its biggest risk is disintermediation by L2s over time. Ethereum needs to preserve its direct relationship with end-users, and the mechanism for how this will happen isn't obvious to me atm.

The easy way to gauge whether this is happening is something like: will users prefer native, based rollups to others? if an L2 moves DA off Ethereum, will users care?

One future that ~works is new users are onboarded to L2s because they are very cheap and then upgrade/migrate to mainnet over time as their onchain $ grow. Another is that L1 is irrelevant to end-users, but native/based rollups deliver such great UX (security, interop, ?) relative to the alternatives that L2s dare not leave.

Who has the best long form content I can read on specifically around ~this risk and its mitigations?

Work in progress

Visualizing the Farcaster stack

Nature

Happy Water Wednesday lovers of nature 

There are only two options: make progress or make excuses.

Memes

A common objection is that AI hallucinate - that it generates false information, misinterprets context, or confidently asserts fabrications. But what if this isn't really about AI at all, what if it is a reflection of who we are. If anything, what if they are our beautiful flaws that makes us deeply human.

Also as Daniel Kahneman talks about in Type 1 thinking - ultimately cognitive biases shows that human thought itself is riddled with errors, misremembering, and distortions -- so if we train on that data, how would we not get the same type of behavior? 

What if instead of hallucinations, we call them happy accidents? (like Bob Ross)

Snapchain testnet went live at 4pm today. 

Over 20,000 blocks have been produced already with a million messages processed. This is real data from mainnet that is mirrored over to test Snapchain's integrity.

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