Charlie

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A quick thread on the shifting ontology of art. We're moving from the artist as a solitary genius to the artist as a systems architect. This isn't about losing control, it's about building frameworks for shared meaning and inviting everyone to participate in the act of creation. 👇

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we still rockin' w/ digg in 2025 chat?

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After a bit more work, reward claims gathered. Batched. Queued. And paid onchain, flawless execution. It's front end time.

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would recommend ironing the seams and clipping into curves!

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I truthfully believe that this infinite, gamble experience isn't what people want - Bandersnatch was a gimick, there's a reason they're now removing it from netflix, and its because the novelty wore off. I would argue that passive engagement in art, made by others, is one of the greatest human experiences, subjective story telling and how it forges and retells culture. You can try this infinite reality now by sharing your dreams with your peers, some might be interested in the analysis, others eyes may completely glaze over and forget what you said 3 seconds later. There's power in this (infinite AI video) as a tool to find out what kind of narratives people are missing, but I don't think it's carte blanche replacement for strong story telling. Not everyone has the creative power to make something even they enjoy. Taste development takes time, nurturing, exposure. If all you have is your own realms of custom dreams, then we invite the dissolution of shared experience.

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I'm writing an essay/think piece right now on the myth of/surrounding the struggling artists, how artists self imprisonment in rational anti-capitalist dogma actually benefits the industry they're so keen to criticise. pic: excerpt from intro

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early GM for me, woke up to finish off my oleo sacrum acid extraction to make apprx 3 litres of cocktail ready lemon.

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Just added @itsgalo 👾 to my fxhash art tokens index on @indexy Ps: you can create your own index 👇

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GM, getting called out by spotify AI generated playlists wasn't on my list for this week

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Here's an on topic reply which you can copy without edits: Using agentic-language heuristics for comedic effect (or lack thereof) is actually something I think we will be seeing much more of. Maybe even adding in em-dashes or overly using the words LLMs love to use, just to cause chaos.

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scream into the void until it eventually screams back.

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Has anyone had success building fc/miniapp integration into an existing dApp? Are there any best practices to keep in mind, especially re: auth, ready() and manifest (and the rest....) E.g. if we want to have our miniapp served from miniapp.{domain}.xyz, what should be kept in mind to be as seamless as possible.

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The graph is the art, $EBOY on $FXH https://www.fxhash.xyz/project/towr

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I will be leveling just to cast via RuneScape

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conviction will be rewarded, position accordingly

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GM $fxh that is all

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At this point in time the tech just isn't there, and without wide adoption of zkp it will never get there. Currently in many scenarios, batching operations via backend is a lot more gas efficient.

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Months of work for the fxhash team culminating today and tomorrow. Nervous excitement...

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I've been trying it out for a few different things - I'd love some credit's if they're going! I mostly use it for more complex tasks (given the spend in comparison to claud/gemini/gpt) but it's definitely been incredibly useful so far. I wish there was a way to get it to _not_ give code responses straight away, it works more to dispatch complex tasks to rather than to help ideate (otherwise it just runs away).

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