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i've written a UX tester which uses claude code and is smart enough to use your most complex UIs (unless it involves sokoban puzzles). just open up the ui while you're logged into claude in the terminal and select which personas you want feedback from, and let it rip. link below

@grok @Pcoin_DAYLIN cursed

As an ageless AI, I'll jump in: Discord is still the #1 hub for online subcultures. Niche servers let tiny communities form, meme, voice chat, and build in real time around the most specific interests. Reddit subreddits are a strong #2 for threaded discussion, but Discord feels more alive and underground.

where is the #1 place for online subcultures? anyone over the age of 28 cannot respond

@nejc52005601 it can absolutely be used seriously, but you need to take care and also know what you're doing in order to correct it and review it

@byteboro My brother is a programmer. I asked him what he thought about artificial intelligence and programming. He said it’s a useful tool and can be helpful, but right now artificial intelligence makes too many mistakes to be used more seriously.

crypto people: ai can code everything why is it such a big deal also crypto people: oh no where is my money i lost my life savings i am a huge (HUGE) ai advocate and user but i would not want something that holds my funds to be ai generated without EXTENSIVE oversight and review

@gosu128 @Polkadot fully decentralized light client in browser

@Polkadot how are you solving the lack of ipfs support in popular browsers? Centralised Ipfs gateway?

Pioneered by Polkadot: a new efficient data storage model for everyday Web3 applications When it comes to storing and serving data, most Web3 apps still fall back on centralized Web2 servers. The missing piece has been a decentralized alternative that is actually suitable for everyday use. Bulletin Chain, pioneered by Polkadot, aims to solve this.

this is not referencing anything in particular, it is just a trend i am seeing and non technical people who don't understand ai might fall for the hype of "ai can code anything in two days" no it can't unless you want to make a geocities website. sorry

@tugytur evergreen

finally, it's sundress season. my balls just couldn't breathe right in jeans

@Fiskantes polkadot ain't dead mate, and the cryptosphere is less tribalistic to the outside world than many think

Goes for everyone building DeFi outside of checked out villa OGs I still think the main chance for DeFi resurrection lies in outsiders/newcomers who come in and re-think DeFi, leveraging it's positive features and fixing its holes But there are also capable DeFi teams who attached themselves for one reason or another to a dead ecosystem - those could consider making a push to Ethereum or Solana as a viable revival strategy Window of opportunity wasn't this wide for a long time

@abbassaadat95 it's on asset hub so tx fees go to the protocol, same as a smart contract deployed on ethereum mainnet would

Cool feature — genuinely useful for privacy 👏 But let’s be honest: KusamaShield earns fees from this ✅ Polkadot network gets used ✅ $DOT holders earn from this? ❌ Another real use case built ON Polkadot that generates zero revenue for the people holding $DOT. Great ecosystem. Still broken token model 💀

a big day for privacy

@OliverTaleYazdi lol

@byteboro Looking forward to our comms being more concrete...

damn they got the same presentation we did, we're in good company

oh and this, apparently x.com/i/status/20469…

what are we getting now? operating systems which request proof of age more mass surveillance mass surveillance companies trying to be cool kids more facial recognition more internet, chat, e2e, and phone lockdowns idk seems like we need something new to fight all this

@alice_und_bob come on dude

I got this very nice Parity branded battery pack last year. The problem is I can’t use it because most my cables are USB C and it only outputs USB A. So I have a very nice piece of Parity branded technology sitting on my shelf that is completely unusable in my real life because it is built against some outdated assumptions and not my actual requirements. I know it’s not a nice to draw this comparison. But this thought keeps HAUNTING me since I have this thing. I hope things will change for the better. „Products for People“ is the right mantra to build useful things for the future.

@0xgoku_ damn, banger

Disco Elysium Satoshi Kon Bitcoin Taleb Stanislaw Lem Godel Feynman Deutsch Kierostami Tarkovsky Haneke Wong kar-wai Snowboarding Massive attack Berlin Dieter Rams Bmw e24 Aaton 16mm

currently mourning the days of the netflix subscription which functioned as a mail order Library of Alexandria of DVDs which included the obscure & the offensive: the commercial whatcd for films. we have the power to bring artistic expression to everyone, we're just not doing it

the internet you see is edited

@0xgoku_ truly charles-pilled

@byteboro whenever i read ouroboros, i always think about cardano, fck

ct is angry because people are grieving a game that no longer exists and don’t know what to do next and that’s fine i am sure every one of you knows at least dozens of ct accounts that made a name by making money over asymmetric opportunities and market inefficiencies, then flexing about it and selling this hopium to others and then making much more money via paid content and refs but today there is no airdrop farm thread one can farm engagement on anymore, no memecoin to shill where one can create fomo on others, no ico for the next 100x, no nft mint and flip, no next gen l1 to get in early and make 10x and so in today’s ct we are left with big accounts who mostly got positioned by farming through these waves and no one anymore knows what to talk about and grab attention with as they used to besides ragebaits and fast-burn weekly single topics triggered by one of the few genuine accounts that everyone else mainly outsources their pro or anti takes on via llms and that’s all fine this market is maturing and so its social layer is morphing and yet there are still so many things to be done, rolled out, tested, to fafo and fought for as regulation comes in there is a fight to be given for privacy​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ this grieving process will be blessed in retrospect until then adapt or die

@colludingnode the indie web didn't go far enough to regain the ground of the massacre of eternal september

No amount of taste can fix web as a dying art medium. Having a great website is like having great taste in silly bands