Dan | Icebreaker (web3pm)

Dan | Icebreaker

Identity and math Co-founder at @icebreaker icbk.me/web3pm.fc

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Quick update for those on Farcaster using @icebreaker Over the last 2 years, we've narrowed our focus to professional networking and trusted relationships. Specifically exporting your data from closed platforms like LinkedIn so you can access it in your own tools. It's free for individuals. Teams subscribe to our paid product to find warm paths to candidates and customers across their joint networks. We were early believers in Farcaster's potential to seed a new type of professional network. However most professionals and teams (primarily startups and tech companies) signing up for Icebreaker today aren't familiar with Farcaster. As part of streamlining our new user experience, we're narrowing our default sign ins to be email. You can still sign in with Farcaster or wallet at http://app.icebreaker.xyz/signin/other and Farcaster remains as a supported social network. If Farcaster leans back into professional identity under Network School, we'd be happy to explore going deeper again.

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Couldn't figure out why my x402 email app was crashing during facilitator initialization when I hadn't changed anything. Appears the main x402.org domain is expired πŸ’€ @dylsteck.eth @jagra.base.eth @nickprince.eth pls rescue

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vibe coded this little tool this week to pull attendee lists and then use claude + icebreaker to prioritize who to meet https://github.com/web3pm/luma-attendee-downloader

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Looking through our old notes from April '23... Verifiable credentials, onchain witnessing, stealth addressing, and the ability to issue them via what is now zkTLS seemed like they'd become cheap and widespread We asked ourselves: what could we build if we assume these primitives will exist? Fundamentally, data that previously has been closed becomes open. Enabling new applications that no longer have to worry about the data bootstrapping problem Thanks to @witness /opacity /eas /fluidkey /privy and others, these primitives are here, and the builders who have been patiently awaiting crypto's fabled non-speculative applications are taking notice

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Icebreaker attestations will be supported by @modbot on Day 1 post channels relaunch. Will share some great use cases soon but the following 3 credentials are available out of the box: - Human - qBuilder - Verified Arbitrary attestations (attestation, zkp, token, web2 data ... really anything) are also supported. https://modbot.sh/channels/professionals

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Why attest on only one chain when you can attest on all the chains? New /witness x /eas integration is live. All attestations made with Icebreaker are now onchain verifiable on 9 EVM chains Built in temporal generalization and private data support. https://easscan.org/offchain/attestation/view/0x90bdea88ff136e491a088c1872e42ff00f62833b601b56182395bfea43a3ddab

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Sneak preview of upcoming jobs module, powered by /bounties jobs One reason we were inspired to go after LinkedIn is because they make it so hard to traverse your network to find jobs without paying obscene monthly fees Using your own network to find a job or hire is critical and shouldn't be paygated

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