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What explains the obvious anomaly here of 2020? Covid?https://www.paulgraham.com/charisma.html
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so cool https://x.com/bscholl/status/1937948826771366245/photo/1
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reveille coffee is smart. they say 5.50 for a latte on the menu, but then it comes out to 5.66 with taxes. obviously don’t want to just tip $1 and make it 6.66 so i tip $2 every time.
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I'm sure this resulted in record usage... drama brings eyeballs https://x.com/BlueskyLibs/status/1937326302400282978
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One really useful way that AI has changed my coding workflow is that now I rarely start constructing a component, file, system, UI, etc from scratch. I'll usually give Claude Opus a ton of context and have it write a good v1, then go in and rewrite it myself or with AI so that it works properly, considers all edge cases, looks right, etc. A recent example of this is a component we're in the process of implementing now called <TokenBalance />. It's an easy drop-in component that takes a contract address, account address, and chain id, and produces a consistently formatted and stylized balance for that token—USD value + token amount + token ticker. I spent a week on-and-off writing a full spec, getting feedback from other engineers, and tweaking it to exactly what I wanted. Once it was bulletproof, I had Claude write the v1. there were a few small things it got wrong, but it was mostly correct, and soooooo much easier than building it myself from scratch. I went through and tweaked various things, and each time had the AI tweak all my examples and documentation to match my changes. Again—so helpful to eliminate much of the effort of staying consistent. All in all the building part of this took about a day, easily 2-3x faster than I would've been able to do on my own. And most of my involvement was in reviewing the work of the AI, rewriting things it got wrong, judging the difference in variations and tweaking to match my taste, etc.
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never heard of her but this is fire https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wA_UYhTl8GI&t=4145s
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drove up the coast and caught the sunset
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Incredible https://x.com/juanbuis/status/1936049770600001877
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SSI is so fucked
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FC is truly linkedin isn’t it
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Is there a good practice for sharing code files across machines without committing to GitHub? I switch often between desktop and MacBook, and don't want to just commit "saving progress" constantly, but also I don't want to have to commit code before it's ready. maybe a good hardware drive with remote access?
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Madeon is debuting a new show at Red Rocks on October 3, then Lane 8 plays the next weekend on the 11th. Seriously considering a road trip...
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the last part of this is so good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWzISaUpoH0
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is the reverse true 🤔
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Maybe obvious at this point but I think tokenizing a creator, artist, project, etc is far more interesting than a single piece of content, art, etc
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curious if this is how "project coins" will play out (and specifically when we'll see a good example of #3): 1. launch clanker to fund prototype—like a "seed round" for a crypto protocol. max trust toward the dev 2. project evolves or dies (most die) 3. app becomes a protocol, migrate clanker coins to dao tokens
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the algo agrees, walking meetings are king
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throwback to Fred + Skrillex in SF... very jealous of NYC right now
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surprised that there's still no canonical "etherscan for farcaster" bought farcasterscan.com, happy to do some product design if any engineers want to collab on an OSS project
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I earned .1 ETH from walking today! Follow my activity on @zigzagdotclub
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