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web2 is modern web3 is postmodern web2.5 is metamodern metamodern chronologically goes after postmodern but from cultural and philosophical side it’s between modern and postmodern

@octralex @lambda0xE can i apply i can do pascal

Interviewmogging North Koreans by @lambda0xE

my childhood memories is always about hacking the reality i been thinking a lot about borders of universe, how’s it even real

@tlsnotary this is genius thx @heeckhau

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TLSNotary v0.1.0-alpha.15 is out. TLSNotary now supports proxy mode alongside MPC mode: a faster, lighter alternative when the security tradeoff fits your use case. Also: chunked HTTP responses, an SDK core refactor, no-OS-RNG verifier builds. github.com/tlsnotary/tlsn…

@jamesrichardfry personally i’m lil bit flooded with build in public stories it’s kinda a competition for attention as everything in life so u optimizing to get more views, which is not always the right things sometimes right product decisions compounds better

build in public or build in private?

@pet3rpan_ i had a clan and we had lots of resources, armor, diamonds etc it was an “rpg” server, so it was a real demand for it i sold it to my enemies on clan wars, then invested into dota 2 / cs:go skins typical zoomer story

@zeroxcholy Servers?

One of my favourite questions to ask is: "When did you make your first $ dollar on the internet?"

lowkey sneaking to an @ethereumfndn event located in a random basement with capacity around 20 ppl max like today is 2016 again

@Grantblocmates wtfff

Dit land is kapot Lmfaooaoaoaaoao

i love how's VCs talking that distribution is the moat, then after seeing your user-numbers they're thinking it's fake help

@pet3rpan_ yo lets talk then? you will like our distribution cases

As cost of product goes down, the cost of distribution will rapid rise. The next great David vs. Goliath startup story will centre around founders where their super power is distribution.

AGI won’t replace us biologically, we are identical to humans from 300,000 years ago cultural evolution already turned hunter-gatherers into civilization-builders general AI is simply accelerating the next leap of this cultural evolution.

@rep_hq btw very important wording

btw i love this research department day by day their info about agentic economics becoming available informative af keep building

@0xdasha is it ETF or

palantir anduril cia mossad nsa darpa gchq etc are all good, actually

@Rico_Mueller gratz, good luck on a new chapter

We are launching the Monastery for AI-native founders. $2M uncapped for a 12 weeks program to do the impossible.

ai native founders, small team, conquering the world

@dannytook danny looking good here

I love futuristic takes from builders

it’s just few first steps to see a big breakthrough in AI coordination the way to achieve collective intelligence lays out into verifiable (but encrypted) context while the chronological public knowledge of opinions compounds (we can call it reputation) it outperforms AGI

@stacy_muur @LayerZero_Core @chainlink after seeing this post for some reason i feel this “switch” as a coordinated campaign than something organically driven

Users are probably wondering why projects are still switching their crosschain infra from LayerZero to Chainlink. The reason is a philosophical difference in their security model: → @LayerZero_Core: developers pick their own validators and thresholds → @chainlink CCIP: 16 independent nodes enforced at the protocol level LayerZero's model is elegant. Each app picks its own validators, so a hack on one app can't bleed into another, but only if each app configures it correctly. The problem is that LayerZero permitted a 1/1 setup, with one validator and a single point of failure. At least now, the 1/1 configurations are gone, defaults are moving to 5/5, and Console was shipped with built-in anomaly detection. But compared to LZ, CCIP is designed to avoid this misconfiguration risk. You can't get it wrong because the protocol doesn't give you the option. Institutions will often choose less flexibility in exchange for zero misconfiguration risk. That's why all these protocols are making the switch.

@ShirleyXBT a

Test - try give me an reply and let me know if you are / you are not in Vietnam 🇻🇳