@ahn.eth please confirm this piece of French lore (which ended up being surprisingly relevant to the plot).
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Drawn to the Fire has a good (albeit cliché) start.
A prodigy trapped in their own doubt because they were never put in an environment to succeed. I wonder how many of us are doomed to the same fate?
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I believe it’s possible to make a DAO work, but most people’s intuition on how is completely wrong IMHO.
Most want to have a shared treasury + voting. This isn’t bad in itself, but if it’s the only thing you got it’s doomed to the same top-down failure you see in tradOrgs.
The next-generation organization is bottom-...
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Lessons from 2 cycles ago for anyone feeling stress around fork dicussions:
1) You don’t owe anyone attention or energy. You choose who gets it. Choose wisely.
1b) Block and mute liberally for sanity.
2) Action >>> Talk. Talk will get you nowhere. If you want something to happen, do something. Write an FIP. ...
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This is why we need a fork
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Building ai consumption tools is just as important as creating ai creation tools.
Put another way: we already have the slop in our buckets, now how to get the delicacy on our china?
"We're building faster than we can design" is a sentiment I've heard from a lot of construction teams in data centers. The pressure for speed is driven by AI.
And now I sense that software teams are starting to feel this with the proliferation of AI dev tools. I know we certainly do.
When producing code is easier tha
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I love this energy. It's why I came to FC in the first place. It felt like a place where people who were unhappy with the status quo could communicate. Like an online Tortuga.
Its time for Farcaster to shed it's past and move to its golden age as a global social network.
No more Dan larping as a Cypherpunk just to take all his ex Coinbase buddies to the next corposlop project just to climb the SF social ladder.
No more rish with his builder mode bullshit that sells poor kids montly SaaS
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