20542
Nick Brodeur
@ncale.eth #20542
Internet Stan | nickbrodeur.com | jellybeans.wtf wannabet.cc
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That’s it. AI is too good. We need a way to tell when something is real, in what way, and according to who.
https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/s/Qd5F5U3j2I
https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/s/Qd5F5U3j2I
One of my favorite things about crypto is how token incentives have made so much experimentation possible by paying open source devs and early adopters to try new things.
OP DAO granted @limes.eth and I 35k OP to distribute exclusively to users through an onchain game we’re calling jellybeans.wtf.
The goal is simple: guess the amount of something happening onchain and win prizes if you're close.
Jellybeans is extremely easy to participate in, requiring only ETH on OP and a wallet. You can see other peoples' guesses, or look at data from previous weeks to base your guess off of.
While playing, in addition to earning OP, users will also:
1. Learn about onchain protocols
2. Get NFTs for each submission
3. Make friends :3
We're shipping day 1 with a website and a frame, so it’s a really easy and fun way to get onchain, even for non-crypto natives - we hope you’re excited to try it.
FIRST ROUND BEGINS ON FRIDAY!!!
OP DAO granted @limes.eth and I 35k OP to distribute exclusively to users through an onchain game we’re calling jellybeans.wtf.
The goal is simple: guess the amount of something happening onchain and win prizes if you're close.
Jellybeans is extremely easy to participate in, requiring only ETH on OP and a wallet. You can see other peoples' guesses, or look at data from previous weeks to base your guess off of.
While playing, in addition to earning OP, users will also:
1. Learn about onchain protocols
2. Get NFTs for each submission
3. Make friends :3
We're shipping day 1 with a website and a frame, so it’s a really easy and fun way to get onchain, even for non-crypto natives - we hope you’re excited to try it.
FIRST ROUND BEGINS ON FRIDAY!!!
who likes fun onchain social games 🙋♂️
because we're cooking something up 😈 stay tuned
because we're cooking something up 😈 stay tuned
"Debugging is twice as hard as writing the code in the first place. Therefore, if you write the code as cleverly as possible, you are, by definition, not smart enough to debug it."
-Brian Kernighan and P.J. Plauger
-Brian Kernighan and P.J. Plauger
I just discovered caffeine withdrawal is a real thing and I am in pain
Sonnet is sooo good
Trying to get the best overall value for hosting my next js apps.
From what I've seen, you need to hit a ridiculous amount of traffic before you're paying more than $100 / mo using vercel assuming your code is semi-efficient.
Is anyone even hosting personal projects on a vps? If so, why?
From what I've seen, you need to hit a ridiculous amount of traffic before you're paying more than $100 / mo using vercel assuming your code is semi-efficient.
Is anyone even hosting personal projects on a vps? If so, why?
A registry for primary source news saved on IPFS with piñata or similar.
Allow wallets to attest to the authenticity of the content.
Journalists can use their onchain identity to post videos and other media, backed by their credibility.
Any media that isn’t registered or attested to by a credible source can be assumed to be potentially fake.
Allow wallets to attest to the authenticity of the content.
Journalists can use their onchain identity to post videos and other media, backed by their credibility.
Any media that isn’t registered or attested to by a credible source can be assumed to be potentially fake.
Is there any sort of penalty journalists / publishers face for publishing false or speculative statements as facts besides public disapproval? Like a board of journalism or something like that.
If not, what keeps them from being incentivized to stretch the truth as much as they can get away with?
If not, what keeps them from being incentivized to stretch the truth as much as they can get away with?
Still feel like I don’t know the whole Imane Khelif story. Wen onchain attestations for primary sources?
Grinding your coffee is overrated.
Why should I have to spend $100 on a countertop appliance that I can’t even travel with
Why should I have to spend $100 on a countertop appliance that I can’t even travel with
Added new tokens to wannabet.cc!
Now you can bet with tokens that are actively earning staking rewards using rocket pool eth.
Now you can bet with tokens that are actively earning staking rewards using rocket pool eth.
Added farcaster names & pfps to wannabet 🫡
Decentralized social makes identity so easy
Decentralized social makes identity so easy
We should have “juries” for voting for laws rather than just leaving it to congress
I used to think experiencing stuff was the point of living.
Now I'm wondering if over-emphasizing experience is a bit selfish. Building is immensely more gratifying.
Now I'm wondering if over-emphasizing experience is a bit selfish. Building is immensely more gratifying.
Top DuckDuckGo search result for uniswap is a phishing website… how did we get here
Weather is a huge determining factor on how much I like Chicago on a given day
Does anyone know of a general purpose contract for 'cancelling' a token transfer within a certain period?
e.g. I want to send $10k to my brokerage but am paranoid I'll get the address wrong, so I send it to this contract with the address as a param. It puts <$1 in for confirmation, then sends the total after x mins.
e.g. I want to send $10k to my brokerage but am paranoid I'll get the address wrong, so I send it to this contract with the address as a param. It puts <$1 in for confirmation, then sends the total after x mins.
Is there a web3 version of goodreads?
Magazines are like printed webpages.
They are so cool.
They are so cool.
Do any founders have a good method of applying A/B testing when doing feature iteration?
How do you split your test groups and collect feedback? Do you always test with people directly, or is there a smart way to implement it into the normal user experience?
How do you split your test groups and collect feedback? Do you always test with people directly, or is there a smart way to implement it into the normal user experience?
The last total solar eclipse in the USA until 2044