Rick

@rckprtr

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I agree with both, I think token ads works, but not in the current model. I wish I ran web2 style ads (via web3 ad networks) earlier, I know it really doesn't scale, but it taught me way more about the user then token drops ever did. We spent so much time on wallet data, when ads came and who converted was a completely different user then "positive wallets" vs what users converted to 3pt sales. Wallet clusters, N-distance from farmers, wallets with app usage, wallet with known user interactions, how long they held, if they bought more, if they didn't receive and bought... all unrelated in the end to who converted to sales based on how we created insights. When those who were seeking token drops by creating content left, 0 impact to ad revenue, even at a Nx decrease. Even Larimer punted Post2Earn after trying twice SteemIt and Voice.

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ti-83, I just realized a lot of those games became Facebook games

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Sawstop job site is pretty great, been in the process of building out a mobile workbench but want to get a DWS780 and have it flip out of the table. Making planters out of cedar fence pickets is pretty hot right now if you want an easy project. I used a table saw with a cross cut sled (rip cut too obviously), circular saw, a 18g brad nailer, and a shit ton of wood glue. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EA4KmWzYXGE

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A miter saw/table saw with a fine finish saw blade can make really clean cuts. If you want to go table saw route, you can get or make a cross cut sled imo this is overkill for a v1, but tons of videos on how to DIY your own sled pretty quickly. 5' is pretty long for a sled, but possible if you have the room. Depending on the depth, you could probably jig up a circular saw to do this also. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWZVL568c0Q

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USDC-Powered Coffee Table Art Project – Seeking Black Walnut Supply This art project demonstrates a complete, crypto powered supply chain where every transaction is conducted in USDC, from raw material extraction to the final sale. Material Needed: 10 board feet of black walnut wood, in 3/4‑inch thick boards. Requirement: The wood must be sourced directly from the logging operation (i.e., directly from the logger or logging contractor) to ensure transparency in the supply chain. Application: The wood will be used to build a custom coffee table, with all payments made in USDC. Final Outcome: The completed coffee table will be sold in USDC, showcasing a fully crypto powered supply chain. Looking for suppliers and partners who can meet these criteria. Amount: negotiable @bountybot

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a huge issue is mobile wallet connect standards, its just easier to support only the top wallets where the innovation is happening with smaller wallets. only so much time to focus

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I used to get the feedback from other social users (reddit/fb) that there were not enough questions to answer.

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It may not make the list according to this https://gamalytic.com/game-list

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ultima online - wish someone would make a webgl of it.

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Was thinking the other day, have you ever tried to sell clothing over warpcast?

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Started carpentry about 3 months ago, been turning a west elm dinning table Ive had for years into a coffee table and basically its just a bunch of puzzles to solve and learning about wood is fascinating. Biggest shocker, the west elm knock off's on amazon are the same exact materials and its just all compressed sawdust and resin. V2 will be using solid hardwood.

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Consumer users burn out on wallet tx popups and for some (web2.5<) its a trust issue, app wallets leads to fractured assets but still gives the user a better ux. Real anti-pattern is requiring a native token to transact.

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django admin is brilliant, things Ive built years ago (10+) still function flawlessly. I've heard keystonejs is a good TS alternative, but nothing beats that django 0 to 1 imo.

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I feel like communities are mostly treated as personal space or a hashtag. I've always wondered what sub communities would be used for in that paradigm.

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Got believe its most of those typescript/other devs secondary language

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mcmenamins kennedy school, quaintrelle, mediterranean exploration company, walk mississippi, walk alberta arts district, walk pearl district, and if its warm paddle board the columbia river

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Rewriting a feed engine, focusing on sampling posts under an hour old, ease out, 3 reads.

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Was curious what the thinking of why `name` over `property` for meta attributes was?

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Oculus DK1 is now over 10 years old now, kind of crazy how much of an industry it sparked.

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