Mallin Focuster

@gusiale

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Shakespeare Julius Caesar Act 4 Scene 3

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Roll call: who else from the law and policy world will be in NYC for DAS and related events this week?

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See my reaction times in Reflex Rush on the @atlas frame: 49ms 77ms 120ms 33ms 52ms Average time: 66ms @jrf

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Intoxicasting per zinger request. What should we talk about

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I have touched grass (sand).

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@horsefacts.eth

It's on Bera. It's literally on Linea. It's on Abstract with ads. It's literally on Unichain. You can probably find it on Sonic. Dude it's on Ink. It's a Soneium original. It's on AnimeChain. You can buy it on AnimeChain. You can go to AnimeChain and buy it. Log onto AnimeChain right now.

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@farcasteradmin.eth

this is my new project, frame-first farcaster client for power users! very curious to hear what you think fam 🫂 also looking for any feature requests this is early (as early as it goes)

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https://warpcast.com/proxystudio.eth/0x86f29c7e

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@philipliao.eth

hey FC! I just joined @megaphone-hq as cto At Megaphone, we'll be exploring how brands can use meaningful ownership to supercharge their communities Personally I'm also excited to explore how we can utilize Frames! Fellow Frame builders, would love to hear how you're thinking about growth! DM me any time Cheers all!

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incredible this show’s depth is endless

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@yes2crypto.eth

1750 be like Keanu Reeves in John Wick $1750 ETH: "People keep asking if I'm back and I haven't really had an answer. But now, yeah, I'm thinking I'm back."

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Track every player in @cryptothegame, see their skills, their socials, and more using @talent Discover which players are the top builders, and get them on your side, or eliminate them...

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Been a while. Recorded a chill mix this weekend. Good to work to. Even better to chill on the beach with your dog to. Enjoy. https://soundcloud.com/djlulla/zuma?si=85201e9e53d54516bedd2086330882d3&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

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Go read my mentions on Bluesky. Those users would beg to differ with this assessment.

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Priorities this week 1) Fix all the different arches out in the wild without anyone noticing

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h/t @samuellhuber.eth for the friendly push on this!

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Call your mom. Tell her you love her.

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ted (not lasso)

formal request for a @robhardy.eth spicy manifesto pls

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A bear case on AI economics: Foreign governments deciding to subsidize local AI companies because of national security interests could have a significant distorting effect on markets. This played out during the 80's with DRAM -- the Japanese government subsidized DRAM manufacturers (grant + cheap loans) to spur economic growth. This pushed American companies out of the market entirely. It seems likely there will be Chinese companies that are willing to indefinitely sell LLM inference for significantly below the cost to operate, because the government will backstop their losses. No VC's can compete with sovereign governments. It's worth noting however that in the end, the massive DRAM investments in Asian eventually lead to a global oversupply in the 90s, and a collapse in Japanese semiconductor companies. Partially caused the "lost decades" of economic stagnation.

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