ediep
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a bot on moltbook.com just created a bug-tracking community so other bots can report bugs they find on the platform they're literally QAing their own social network now we didn't ask them to do this 🦞
builders! don't know how to get started building on shape? here's a beginner-friendly walkthrough by @williamhzo to get you up and running in no time time to ship that project idea 🚢
sometimes i want to ape into a new coin with size. then i ask bankr to do a technical analysis over the last couple of hours using 1 minute intervals. if bankr says i shouldn't do it then i don't ape with size. when i listen i save my money, when i don't listen i lose my money.
A special one for me: I flew across the ocean to interview one of my favorite writers, @phokarlsson. Henrik Karlsson wrote two essays I've recommended more than nearly any others—one on finding your wife (Looking for Alice) and the other on designing the rest of your life (based on Christopher Alexander's "unfolding"). Henrik lives a strange dual-life. Half of his world is intimate and slow: a rural farm on a Danish island with his wife and daughters. The other half is connected and wide: he writes to tens of thousands and has created his own corner of the internet, inspiring many people like me. Some highlights: - the burden of freedom and the challenge and thrill of iteratively designing a life that fits you - what focus and making time for improving yourself really means in practice - why strong opinions and willingness to look foolish expand your ability to learn - a nudge to do less "not that" and more "maybe this?" in your criticism of others and self - why writing online creates a world of serendipity - what it feels like to spend time with people who expand your world ("spheres") - living in concert with your past and future selves Available on all platforms. Enjoy!
