dejenerate

do the people who made kyc rules understand what they created

i bet martin armstrong loves talking to claude

you have clawd or molt or whatever, i have Warren Buffet. we are not the same

it’s giving dapphub

why don’t my chats have timestamps

@devanshmehta are you still at fosdem? would be curious to hear more about the talks

The first batch of sessions i attended were around digital public infrastructure Given the EUs ongoing divorce with the US, they are diversifying away from US tech jail towards open source alternatives. For eg, their offices stopped MS office & started libraoffice! If the movement picks up steam, several ideas we've been working on for ages become immediately relevant; 1. Creating software that doesn't depend on user lock in or selling their data 2. Ensuring government funded digital infra is open source so that many SMEs can work on it & earn a living. Interestingly, they are arguing that OS software is culture and should be funded as arts, theater etc rather than as done currently via industrial partnerships or deals Our funding mechanism work dividing money b/w many contributors would be immediately needed if the digital public infra budget goes high 3. Finally orgs like digital public goods alliance and even GitHub gave a presentation for assessing maturity of a codebase, categorising it as eligible for digital infra money We should apply for such licenses! There is no reason why Ethereum related public goods like solidity, vyper, etc shouldn't qualify, esp if they need evm stacks or governance solutions

cardano

i’m in a talk about foss funding and they talked briefly about how web3 funding can help. guesses for which ecosystem it’s being built on?

he says that the introduction of payment fees to him seems in opposition to free software

haha one of the audience members is pissed about the blockchain thing and people in the audience seem to agree

chat gpt is its own entity but together we’re a god

everyone hates their own dao

are you and your loved ones suffering from crypto boomerism

@DeanEigenmann finally convinced dean

capital formation and velocity have been 2 of cryptos most interesting use cases, it only makes sense that these innovations will translate into capital markets

have been thinking about and working on rwas since 2019 (someone has to be too early), personally view them as one of the most natural applications of blockchain tech stablecoin infra and tokenization have come a long way

sorry to most of you

@denyat1_ blocked and reported

@Jenny_Pollack she wont

jenny will win

we come from different regulatory vintages

crypto people are bad at product because the only thing they can imagine is their portfolio going up