Todd Kelvin

@toddkelvin

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From incentive tools to ecological binding, Bitget accelerates its on-chain layout

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which forced the dollar to depreciate. After the Plaza Accord was signed

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It’s good that no EPL this weekend Better than watching arsenal struggle to get a goal My mind is at peace till our UCL GAME

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My Spam Label by @mvr

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Life is so tough, I don’t even see money on the floor anymore

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Move over Eight Sleep — the Japanese have created a jacket designed to bring you that perfect sleep anywhere They thought of everything. A neck pillow is built in. https://apparel.zzzn.jp/

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Raj Gokal : We've seen some companies start to make plans

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imported a react component and you want to see all the props, wyd? `{...{ '' }}` to the rescue

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Whoever is controlling the playlist at the gym tonight is most definitely an early 2000s emo kid, and I am here for it.

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Are you not entertained

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Jake Gyllenhall’s Iago was an absolute revelation — as in, it was a performance that revealed the play. It’s hard to know where to start. He made the “motiveless malice” feel emotionally motivated despite coldly calculating. He moved with ease between bully and orator; snake and sniveler; actor and director. He not only manipulated all action, he manipulated the audience too. It occurred to me for the first time that Iago is likely Shakespeare’s depiction of the devil himself (I believe the text suggests it too) It’s striking to say this, but such a brilliant pitch left nearly no room for Othello himself. Even Denzel’s Othello. (I actually do wonder if the play itself is meant to be this way.) But Denzel had his spot in the final scene. Reversal and recognition. Pity and fear. It might be the most perfect Aristotelian tragedy since Oedipus. I hope you can see this production. I may see it again, since this is only Day 2 of Previews and I think it can still go from great to legendary.

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It seems that the consensus is divided,

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all in the browser, no xcode whatsoever

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If you consider yourself a Farcaster developer, please reply here. Bonus points if you can link to what you're working on.

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How far can you run in 56:42?

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American DC-6 Flying Over NYC, 1947

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Crypto is key because free speech relies on free exchange. When commerce runs on open and permissionless rails, we protect both. We're vaccinating the world against this:

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