When something is painful, do it more often.
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GM Farcaster is an experiment in what new media looks like when it's built on top of a programmable, decentralized social network. We've built a technology stack surrounding the show, including: - a miniapp so people can be alerted when we go live, and can watch our show without leaving their social feed - an AI agent that lives as a Farcaster user, who can answer questions using it's access to all our past shows - a lore archive, a scannable and public archive of every cast featured on our show - an admin dashboard with various internal tools, including the post show production of generating transcripts and adding shows to our website and miniapp, and preshow curation and prep Is there any interest in a behind-the-scenes peek into the infrastructure we've built? We could host a live stream with Q&A to demo all the admin tools that we're using to run the show.
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If you haven't made it to a Farcaster meetup, I highly recommend trying to attend one or even organizing one yourself. FarCons are the biggest and most visible of the community meetups, but there are plenty of opportunities for organizing smaller, hyperlocal meetups. I've never regretted meeting people from Farcaster IRL, either in a zoom meeting or actually in person, face to face. The feed is incredible because it's always on, fast paced and dynamic, but there's nothing like meeting human to human to transcend the limits of virtual space. PS. The word of the day is transcend. Can you use transcend correctly in a cast? π€
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