For posterity sake, when frames started. What I think v2 Frames signals for Farcaster. It's big I think. (this channel is dead) https://x.com/lesgreys/status/1863090881244364935

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Closing this channel. Thank you for following along. I genuinely didn’t think ~124 of you would follow to read incomprehensible, in the moment, brain vomit from me. This is an external window into an internal me for sure. A window AI can make use of, I hope. ♥️

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Still early. Many to learn the benefits of an alternate future.

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The most fascinating aspect of social games is that 80% of those playing the game have no idea what game it is their playing, or that there is even a game being played. It's not like they are chasing something they even know about. Today has been a watershed day.

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The world is better lived when you *do* in the unknown than when you try in the known. A big lesson in shipping in stuff.

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StaaS making me want to take a model on a body of my own thoughts, train it, have it create 320 character cast, and see what kind of status it creates for itself.

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Farcaster enables a socialization of every feature set, in a past where those features were bundled into a set of applications that abstracted what humanity longs for. To be social. Here is where they can win. Fip2, frames, and being social at any feature.

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another interesting pattern I've noticed in this 19day sprint. As I get asked questions about the "thing", what I don't say is what the real product value could be. The pressure of shipping causes those things not said to emerge in space / time.

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The constraint of squeezing every idea, feature, product into a sequoia pitch deck has become a fascinating exercise when you apply time-based sizing. I think I just invented the next agile scrum master methodology product method.

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1 more mint. 1 more cast. 1 more DC. 1 more mint. 1 more cast. 1 more DC. 1 more mint. 1 more cast. 1 more DC. 1 more mint. 1 more cast. 1 more DC.

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part of the lesson so far in the 19-day sprint is that we can get done so much more than we can even imagine. It's really going to be put to the test these next several days. + having a well documented story of going from no idea to one idea is going to be a fun product in itself for story telling.

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It may seem like I wear my heart on my sleeve. I feel like I wear my literacy on my sleeve. A battle I never knew I was fighting.

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I wish we are all more accepting of being called out for not being the change we complain about.

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I don’t want to get cancelled but a thought I’ve had over the last 6 months, maybe more. There is not enough human emotion in tech, romanticism, or lively energy that isn’t “party or desert ”. Mainly the medium, we will get there. Another reason I’m big bullish on FarCon. Fashion helps I think.

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The most important thing I’ve learned being excessively public with my words is that no one gives a crap. All those times I told myself, someone would judge me. Wrong. No one wants to hurt your feelings, and the ones that do, don’t have time. And whoever does say something, is usually projecting. 1/n

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