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_slow_crypto 🌅⏳🪁
@slowcrypto #3872
Web3 fashion-tech consultant & ex-sr designer @ FILA // copperglobal.io.
Founder/artist @ slowcrypto.com.
Having fun @ /slow-co-lab
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Swallows are back. Have you ever thought about just how incredible bird migration is?
We’re gunna have issues.
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Mark Fishman
@mark·22:13 28/04/2025
Congrats!! Loved the first “issue”
💛
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Gaia
@gaia·21:01 28/04/2025
OK this is going to be good. You are a long-form king touched by ancient vibes ✨️
Introducing the OLDSLETTER.
An irregular recap of thoughts and ideas, inspired by @mark's excellent Museletter (vibing for progress betwixt short and longform).
An irregular recap of thoughts and ideas, inspired by @mark's excellent Museletter (vibing for progress betwixt short and longform).
Did not know Primark have an adaptive range designed for wheelchair users.
Have I been living under a rock?
This is great.
Have I been living under a rock?
This is great.
Slow living tip of the day.
+1 if it loads a variant for transactional web pages:
1. What are you buying?
2. How will it help?
3. Srsly?
+1 if it loads a variant for transactional web pages:
1. What are you buying?
2. How will it help?
3. Srsly?
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antimo
@antimofm.eth·17:37 26/04/2025
Just made a chrome extension that shows this when I open a new tab
It doesn't do anything yet, it's just a reminder + ephemeral text pad
Will share the code later
It doesn't do anything yet, it's just a reminder + ephemeral text pad
Will share the code later
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_slow_crypto 🌅⏳🪁
@slowcrypto·12:07 27/04/2025
Inspired by @bradq to follow up in @arjantupan’s #creativepower14, Museum of Me.
My dyeing journal, 23/09/17-16/10/21.
The trenches of natural dyeing and the foundation of _slow_crypto artworks.
This started as a reaction to the fashion design day job sending sketches to China, Turkey, anywhere, and receiving borderline perfection back with no effort beyond the illustration. I needed experimentation, tactility and emergence.
Now extending this process into digital spaces (Fabrics of Reality project, link in bio) begins a conversation about how our time of automation parallels the time of mechanisation. What the Art Nouveau movement was to the Industrial Revolution, this is to Artificial Intelligence.
Robots, grow some indigofera tinctoria and we can talk.
My dyeing journal, 23/09/17-16/10/21.
The trenches of natural dyeing and the foundation of _slow_crypto artworks.
This started as a reaction to the fashion design day job sending sketches to China, Turkey, anywhere, and receiving borderline perfection back with no effort beyond the illustration. I needed experimentation, tactility and emergence.
Now extending this process into digital spaces (Fabrics of Reality project, link in bio) begins a conversation about how our time of automation parallels the time of mechanisation. What the Art Nouveau movement was to the Industrial Revolution, this is to Artificial Intelligence.
Robots, grow some indigofera tinctoria and we can talk.
Inspired by @bradq to follow up in @arjantupan’s #creativepower14, Museum of Me.
My dyeing journal, 23/09/17-16/10/21.
The trenches of natural dyeing and the foundation of _slow_crypto artworks.
This started as a reaction to the fashion design day job sending sketches to China, Turkey, anywhere, and receiving borderline perfection back with no effort beyond the illustration. I needed experimentation, tactility and emergence.
Now extending this process into digital spaces (Fabrics of Reality project, link in bio) begins a conversation about how our time of automation parallels the time of mechanisation. What the Art Nouveau movement was to the Industrial Revolution, this is to Artificial Intelligence.
Robots, grow some indigofera tinctoria and we can talk.
My dyeing journal, 23/09/17-16/10/21.
The trenches of natural dyeing and the foundation of _slow_crypto artworks.
This started as a reaction to the fashion design day job sending sketches to China, Turkey, anywhere, and receiving borderline perfection back with no effort beyond the illustration. I needed experimentation, tactility and emergence.
Now extending this process into digital spaces (Fabrics of Reality project, link in bio) begins a conversation about how our time of automation parallels the time of mechanisation. What the Art Nouveau movement was to the Industrial Revolution, this is to Artificial Intelligence.
Robots, grow some indigofera tinctoria and we can talk.
QC your bird capture.
Last Saturday and still don’t believe peacocks are real.
Last Saturday and still don’t believe peacocks are real.
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Emma
@emma·23:06 25/04/2025
qc your bird capture
saw this guy in golden gate park a few weeks ago
saw this guy in golden gate park a few weeks ago
A thoughtful creation to help thoughtful creations (motivation pending*).
*Vibecode us proud.
*Vibecode us proud.
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0xdesigner
@0xdesigner·20:51 24/04/2025
Verification help!
Clicked on the verification notification but clicked off before reading beyond ‘2/6’. Now it’s gone and can’t find in notifs or settings...
What did it say?
Clicked on the verification notification but clicked off before reading beyond ‘2/6’. Now it’s gone and can’t find in notifs or settings...
What did it say?
1972 Triumph GT6 Mk3.
My parents fostered & you weren’t allowed to have kids sit up front. 2-seater meant I never had to be chauffeur.
Alright, total accident that. Too busy taking art school by the horns with a car old enough to be UK road tax exempt.
Mega bonus: smelled like a WW2 fighter jet.
My parents fostered & you weren’t allowed to have kids sit up front. 2-seater meant I never had to be chauffeur.
Alright, total accident that. Too busy taking art school by the horns with a car old enough to be UK road tax exempt.
Mega bonus: smelled like a WW2 fighter jet.
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basil (recession arc)
@itsbasil·15:32 22/04/2025
1999 ford explorer sport (“clifford”)
>two 10” woofers in the back of this bad boy with a bunch of cheesy neon lights (eveything was bolted down; you could hear me coming from a half mile away)
>“gas cup” built into the console that underclassmen tipped-in for me to take them to lunch (i was 2nd oldest in my grade)
>and perhaps the most insane thing: i had a sharpie bin with dozens of colors & everyone who ever got in the car (a lot of people) added their signature or some drawing ANYWHERE they wanted; it was absolute chaos; there was graffiti covering every inch of the car, like the entire dashboard was a massive checkerboard
anyway, be me, be 17; coming home from beach with friend; rogue 18-wheeler tire comes raining down from the sky while going 75mph on highway & lodges itself under my car; car goes airborne; several inches from flipping into divider; totaled; friend was in shock for next 20 minutes with his drink split all over him in silence (i was cracking up laughing bc i am unwell)
>two 10” woofers in the back of this bad boy with a bunch of cheesy neon lights (eveything was bolted down; you could hear me coming from a half mile away)
>“gas cup” built into the console that underclassmen tipped-in for me to take them to lunch (i was 2nd oldest in my grade)
>and perhaps the most insane thing: i had a sharpie bin with dozens of colors & everyone who ever got in the car (a lot of people) added their signature or some drawing ANYWHERE they wanted; it was absolute chaos; there was graffiti covering every inch of the car, like the entire dashboard was a massive checkerboard
anyway, be me, be 17; coming home from beach with friend; rogue 18-wheeler tire comes raining down from the sky while going 75mph on highway & lodges itself under my car; car goes airborne; several inches from flipping into divider; totaled; friend was in shock for next 20 minutes with his drink split all over him in silence (i was cracking up laughing bc i am unwell)
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basil (recession arc)
@itsbasil·22:10 22/04/2025
we are opposites on the information intake spectrum but somehow generally end up in the same place so i don’t really know that there’s a one size fits all approach
really i just spend a lot of time thinking bc im so ocd/insomniac
one thing we both probably agree on though is to read & look into things that you don’t necessarily agree with, so explore other prospectives, not to fall into an echo chamber, which is easy to do in niche interests
really i just spend a lot of time thinking bc im so ocd/insomniac
one thing we both probably agree on though is to read & look into things that you don’t necessarily agree with, so explore other prospectives, not to fall into an echo chamber, which is easy to do in niche interests
Cool or nah to broadcast tipping? Either way, appreciate y’all in heart as coin.
@jordanisgreen.eth @y0b @naomiii @jayme @keccers.eth @sdv.eth @usersteen.eth @erica
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@jordanisgreen.eth @y0b @naomiii @jayme @keccers.eth @sdv.eth @usersteen.eth @erica
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I repeatedly learn that life in digi-physical balance is precious. Clear presence, attention, perspective.
New goal for /slow-co-lab: to help people see things afresh.
@jayme, w/ your recent social media fast, got us a tip and a fave caster to spotlight?
What’s your hack for a fresh perspective?
New goal for /slow-co-lab: to help people see things afresh.
@jayme, w/ your recent social media fast, got us a tip and a fave caster to spotlight?
What’s your hack for a fresh perspective?
Take a break. Feel what’s good and bad. Adjust.
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Jayme Hoffman
@jayme·20:57 21/04/2025
I took a break from social media, including Farcaster, for the past few months — no apps on my phone, logged out on desktop, muted group chats, and barely posted. Some observations:
The good: I felt more focused and got more done. My mind was quieter, and I was more present with family, friends, and nature.
The bad: I felt more alone. My thoughts were siloed and unsharpened, and I felt like I was learning slower. I missed my internet people and learning in public.
I think the system that works well for me is using social media only on my desktop when working to learn faster and be helpful, and keeping social apps off my phone to be more present in person.
It's good to be back!
The good: I felt more focused and got more done. My mind was quieter, and I was more present with family, friends, and nature.
The bad: I felt more alone. My thoughts were siloed and unsharpened, and I felt like I was learning slower. I missed my internet people and learning in public.
I think the system that works well for me is using social media only on my desktop when working to learn faster and be helpful, and keeping social apps off my phone to be more present in person.
It's good to be back!
We do a little Euroooooping and remember holidays are refreshing but replies fall further behind than me running for a tram.
Digi-physical is the way. Textiles too? Rad.
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Takens Theorem
@takenstheorem·05:20 18/04/2025
The amazing @patternbase and I collaborated on a project that transformed raw data visuals into manually rendered textiles... "De-Automated." Patternbase, a textiles expert, curated a physical piece that can be redeemed.
https://www.patternbase.io/de-automated
https://www.patternbase.io/de-automated
