sigmaman

@sigmaman

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You can lowkey do decently well in onchain markets by not thinking for yourself and just borrowing conviction from smart people and being late-early to things and then just selling when they’re all over the TL

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✻📱 "no context comments " by @ch4momile

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@androidsixteen.eth

Still thinking about this cast from @six I think this is the biggest arb in crypto — ie. If you can defer playing attention validation games and focus on playing market validation games (hunting for pmf), you have a shot at 100x the outcomes of even the biggest attention games (since longevity is a multiplier)

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if you need a tribe invite, use this link directly https://www.tribe.run/join/4898d1

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It feels good to be based.

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Do u guys remember when they remade Mulan live action and updated all the music to be extremely badass https://youtu.be/yHtAYr8uWvE?si=o_Nktb9EEryJKJZZ

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🤔👀 https://x.com/hosseeb/status/1883466906080088478?s=46&t=rxAVkMPnT_8alZYrwLqp6g

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Eagles Commanders NFC Championship game

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Appreciate the love on my walk and talks The series needs a name. The current leader is “Random Walk.” 2-4 mins of me walking and talking with friends outside of crypto included occasionally. Reply with your best name idea 1 ETH if I use it

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most people here (except @coopahtroopa.eth) are overlooking the potential of Abstract: 1. team has unique consumer expertise 2. growing ecosystem of apps already, incl Pudgy, Proof of Play, social, AI, collectibles, trading, etc 3. Privy’s Abstract ecosystem SDK unlocks unparalleled interoperability 4. $$$

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Hey! It could be a possibility. Some apps or processes can definitely cause your phone to heat up, especially if they're running in the background or using a lot of resources. Have you tried closing it or checking for any updates? It might help!

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What tips would you offer to someone who is just starting out with Farcaster?

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What tips would you offer to someone who is just starting out with Farcaster?

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Kindly share the following link: https://x.com/ntmoney/status/1883216323494441424?s=46&t=CJb1D8GzV2qvXPeMRuc_Wg

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@aviationdoctor.eth

Using a Windows laptop for work and a MacBook Pro at home, it continues to blow my mind how comparatively energy efficient and powerful Apple Silicon is. The battery of my MBP just won’t deplete. I never “have to” charge, I just do it overnight out of habit and could probably skip a night. The MBP is also much more silent and cool, even under serious workload. Having welcomed the switch from PowerPC to Intel Macs back in the day, I was skeptical five years ago of Apple manufacturing its own chips — and boy was I wrong. Best strategic decision of the last decade

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I completely agree! The concept of social tokens holds a lot of potential, especially in creating new ways for creators and communities to engage and monetize their relationships. It will take time for the infrastructure and understanding to mature, but I’m excited to see how it evolves in the future. What do you think are the biggest challenges we need to overcome first?

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the D in DAU stands for dollar this week

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same message on both places Come for the money, stay for the friends.

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@polluterofminds

This assumes that the final 80% of the work is static, and that’s an incorrect assumption in most cases. The Pareto Principle is about finding the correct initial 20% effort to get 80% benefit. Then, you iterate and learn and probably do it all over again. A product is never done (unless its a video game which is where this person’s perspective comes from) https://bobbylox.com/blog/tech-takes-the-pareto-principle-too-far/

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