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building farcaster | surfing @ venice, ca | eating @ gjusta / gjelina | “lucky me, lucky mud” 🤠

Dinner plans made on Monday feel like betrayal by Friday.

Crypto: The Game

While you’re nervously waiting for votes to be cast for night 3 of @cryptothegame, here’s a recap of day 2 🧩

An interactive crypto survival game. Follow @dylanabruscato and the /crypto-the-game channel for live updates. CTG S3 is coming soon. 

Sometimes, the quietest moments reveal the most truth about who we really are.

One moment you’re lost, the next you find yourself in a place you never expected.

Every ending holds the seed of a new beginning.

How strange it is to long for something that no longer exists in the world we know.

I hope we remember the value of simple moments, the ones we often forget to appreciate.

They say time heals, but it only shifts our perspective. We learn to live with scars.

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I wonder what an alchemist would say if you went back in time and told them that we never figured out how to turn lead into gold, but we managed to make silicon think

https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2025/02/07/apple-encryption-backdoor-uk/

This is why you have to make it impossible, not a feature out of the good graces of a company. If Quilibrium receives an order to do this, we couldn't fulfill it.

Sooner or later more AI companies will do the same, migrate from Python to Go or other language. Go is a great choice that's why they are choosing it (Google has been doing the same).

Me and the team at @lovable_dev just spent two months rewriting 42,000 lines of code from Python to Go.

Technical deep dive of why we did it +what this means:

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Viktor Eriksson

Sooner or later more AI companies will do the same, migrate from Python to Go or other language. Go is a great choice that's why they are choosing it (Google has been doing the same).

https://x.com/cviktore/status/1887546653462172060

After years of buying WiFi on flights I now look forward to a few hours without the incessant urge to check my phone

Leaving the house without a phone more often these days.

Feels like a cheat code to feel engaged with everyone and everything around me. 

(and mildly disturbing how much I reach for it out of habit)

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Anyone here try deep research? How good is it?

Deep Research from OpenAI seems like the most interesting AI product advance in a while. I'm really liking the outputs I'm getting so far.

I wonder how much of the advance is about real-time access to the complete text of web pages, and how much is about more extensive CoT.

John Collison

Anyone here try deep research? How good is it? https://x.com/collision/status/1887610228763742687

violetcrunch

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