Jean-Paul Faraj
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Jean-Paul Faraj
@Web3zy
Head of BD at @Bankless | Mostly internal thoughts shared publicly.
Beigetreten Kasım 2021
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@lordOfAFew @cartridge_gg @Starknet Article from 2022 I wrote on session keys before they were even a thing. Inspired by some thoughts from Itamar from Ready and Chris at Unstoppable games :)
Horribly written, but ya..
This was all precursor to the StarkNet crew making everything possible.
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Everyone else discovering passkeys whilst @cartridge_gg been in production for 3 years on @Starknet
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Wild to see and a stark difference from previous admins when it comes to clearing a path for tech.
Although it does make me cry a bit coming from the crypto industry, knowing we are still facing regulatory issues after nearly a decade.
Let a guy tokenize in private.
Ejaaz@cryptopunk7213
this is a huge deal. massive win for AI labs, founders and builders in the USA. Trump's new AI legal framework doesn't fuck around, gloves are off: - U.S. *does NOT* believe AI trained on copyright material violates copyright theft. MASSIVE win for anthropic, openai who have used copyrighted material. - data centers: full-speed ahead to build them. any increased costs for people should be subsidized. - Trump intends to override state AI laws that create "undue burdens" aka if it prevents USA from beating china - it gets killed. - NO new ai regulators - trump specifically told congress not to spin up further oversight. let the AI spice flow. - no censorship of AI by government. very interesting given the recent pentagon anthropic drama. so basically if you want to build crazy ai shit - the US isn't going to be the one to stop you. huge 180 from their stance last year. amazing work @DavidSacks and whoever else worked on this
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@cryptopunk7213 This is such a level up to... Not having folders for projects in cowork was a bit of a spaghetti monster. Vibe coders rejoice
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Anthropic released 8 features THIS WEEK for 100M+ users (easily). do you understand how fucking nuts that is?
look at what they shipped in 5 days:
monday--> claude cowork persistent agent rolled out to pro/max users. Claude code tokens boosted to 128K
tuesday --> text claude to do work for you via agents
wednesday --> text claude CODE to build apps while you go for a walk.
thursday --> claude code channels, text claude from telegram, discord etc.
friday --> Projects, keep tasks and context in 1 place (great for user privacy and consistent execution)
for a company whose products are used by millions of people around the world this is an incredible pace to ship at
unbelievable
Claude@claudeai
Projects are now available in Cowork. Keep your tasks and context in one place, focused on one area of work. Files and instructions stay on your computer. Import existing projects in one click, or start fresh.
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@aaronjmars Have any good resources on using this tool? Or should I just dive in and figure it out? Been late to this and feel it needs attention.
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MiroFish is probably the craziest thing I've ever seen in AI (after world models, maybe?).
Wanted to do a research for the 'Netanyahu out by...?' Polymarket:
> asked Claude to create a report 'Try to gather as much information about Netanyahu, about why he would be out, what actions did he do for the past few years, reactions of people in Israel & globally, etc'
> feed the PDF to MiroFish
> ask him to do a simulation of why he would be out
> extract entity from the PDF, like Iran, Gaza, Grokipedia etc
> create two simulations of X & Reddit
> generate 20 different agents, with different convictions that interact during X amount of time (i did 30 rounds, so 30 virtual hours)
> then build a report on their ideas / findings etc
all of this for 30 cents & 450 requests on using Qwen3
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The idea guy you grew up with never built anything.
Now he’s built everything with AI and still hasn’t made a dollar.
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@60secondcrypto @JustDeauIt Ya Ben Cowen has been calling for a bottom around that time and price. Totally possible.
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@Web3zy @JustDeauIt My experience is that bear markets surprise to the downside. Howard Marks compares market cycles to a pendulum swinging — tends to overshoot middle (fair value) and go well into “deep value”. I’m targeting sub-$40k BTC, probably in October.
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Bitcoin in-profit holders vs in-loss is getting pretty close to flipping more in-loss. When this happens we tend to go to "deep value".
@JustDeauIt from The DeFi Report is giving you invaluable analysis on what the market is going to (probably) do.
- Inflation is rising
- Rates are not being cut
- Jobs being down only
- War in Iran
- Volatility
- Regular markets not looking great
- Rallies don't last long
- 50 week moving averages are mostly all being rejected
My take:
While we can be excited for a short term rally, patience is key. Too many holders underwater are looking to get out around 85k. Hold steady or get out at minimal loss. I'm a buyer 50k and below.
The DeFi Report@the_defi_report
The biggest tell for the Bitcoin bottom might be @MicroStrategy FUD @JustDeauIt says if we dip into the $50Ks, the market will lose its mind “Everyone’s freaking out,” pushing the idea that @saylor is in trouble. But underneath the noise, the structure is sound “There’s really not much risk of him getting liquidated until things get way worse” Mike is watching for that exact moment as “a bottom indicator”
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As someone who spent 4+ years designing websites this post's responses are hilarious...
A lot of people are seeing this and going "The human design here looks better" and while I agree, I think most are missing the forest for the trees.
Google Stitch and Claude designed this website in 30 seconds from a prompt or image, a human would take at least a day to build this.
For most the 30 second AI version is going to get the job done and is a great starting point to build from.
I designed 100+ websites for local businesses, and their needs are:
1. Looking decent
2. Saying the things you do in the language your customers resonate with
3. Affordability
If I show up to a business and say "can I make you a website for $500 in one day or $5000 in one month", guess which one people will most often pick?
And the crazy thing is, this is an early beta for designing with AI. Give it 18 months and it will likely do things humans only dreamed about or spent months trying to do.
AI is collapsing development, it's gaining ground in design, and copy writing is on par with most humans (especially with website marketing copy).
Harshit@uiux_harshit
Google Stitch vs Claude vs Human Pick your winner
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some of my outputs from this morning's tests
Midjourney@midjourney
Today we're starting to test an early version of our V8 model with our community. It's much better at following prompts, 5x faster, has native 2K modes, improved text rendering and the best personalization, sref, and moodboard performance ever. Have fun!
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I think so... Even if designers don't want to admit it.
Take Dribbble and art station product design for example, if it were to be ingested it would have a MASSIVE wealth of design inspiration.
From apps to VFX.
The best teams will still use humans to push boundaries, and curate for their brand that's hard to have an AI understand. BUT for the masses design has already collapsed down into easy to read, navigate, and click through.
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Google just launched a free AI design tool named Sketch that turns a single sentence into a production ready landing page with working code
You can talk to it with your voice, hand it a napkin sketch, or describe a business objective and watch it build
I was making a sponsor website for my show and it redesigned the whole thing in one shot
It has an AI agent that remembers every iteration. An infinite canvas. Instant prototypes you can click through. And it exports to code and other developer tools in one click.
This is a pretty big one for the design industry
Google Labs@GoogleLabs
Introducing the new @stitchbygoogle, Google’s vibe design platform that transforms natural language into high-fidelity designs in one seamless flow. 🎨Create with a smarter design agent: Describe a new business concept or app vision and see it take shape on an AI-native canvas. ⚡️ Iterate quickly: Stitch screens together into interactive prototypes and manage your brand with a portable design system. 🎤 Collaborate with voice: Use hands-free voice interactions to update layouts and explore new variations in real-time. Try it now (Age 18+ only. Currently available in English and in countries where Gemini is supported.) → stitch.withgoogle.com
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Limitless is in a class of its own and a must follow for anyone trying to keep up with AI.
- 4x weekly shows (because AI moves that fast)
- 700k monthly listens.
- 26% month-over-month growth
- 85 million twitter impressions in the last 30 days
- Top 40 Spotify tech
Josh Kale@JoshKale
Our show @LimitlessFT has been doubling every few months since inception with no signs of slowing down. Our audience are the most special people in the world. We're looking for our first official sponsor. Someone aligned with the mission. Who should we talk to?
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For those trying to figure out what AI tool is great for XYZ task, just use Claude…
Pay $100 a month for MAX and test it out yourself.
It’s absolutely wild how much you can get done with little to no technical background.
Clear ideas, basic organization, and some willingness to learn will get you to enter you want to go.
Insanely fun and incredibly valuable to stay ahead.
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@lordOfAFew DM me “big prompt daddy” and I’ll help you set up your first clawpaign
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You can do this with a Hermes’ or claw and about a few hours of prompting btw
Already done it multiple times
Okara@askOkara
Today we're introducing the world's first AI CMO. Enter your website and it deploys a team of agents to help you get traffic and users. Try it now at okara.ai/cmo
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I keep readme md files in the folders that always have:
1. Core project description
2. Current state (updated each session)
3. Schema of project
4. Note saying: “work on prompt until complete or need to ask me a question that’s blocking you. Preview in browser when done.”
I then on first prompt say “review project readme doc and current files, come back to me when done for instructions.”
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is ANYONE able to get gpt5.4 to stay focused on high-level, LONG-running project work?? (like orchestrating/overseeing big features)
it seems to ALWAYS want to stop and tell me about some random thing it just got done, VERY often losing sight of the high level goal entirely
gpt5.2 didn't have this problem, it was GREAT at working for multiple HOURS without getting lost
FWIW, i'm using @Letta_AI harness, but i've heard this problem exists in @OpenAI's codex and @opencode too
what's the solution??
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