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Frontend drop out | Shitposting | I love my 12 wives and my 144 kids

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Joined January 2018
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What could developers build on top of ARO Network? Building infrastructure is one thing. Making it useful through real applications is another. Imagine a developer who wants to build an app that delivers video, processes AI requests or serves users across different locations. They need more than an idea and some code. They also need infrastructure to handle the work behind the scenes. This is where @AroNetwork edge cloud could become useful. By bringing together resources from different locations, ARO aims to make infrastructure available for services that need to run closer to users. Developers could potentially use this to build applications around content delivery, AI workloads and other services supported by the network. The interesting part is that developers would not necessarily need to build all that infrastructure themselves. They could focus more on the application while using the resources available through the network. Of course, the real value will depend on how reliable these services are and how easily developers can use them. But that is an important part of ARO's bigger picture. It is not just about connecting devices and making resources available. It is about giving developers a reason to use those resources to build something people actually need.
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GAM3R 🎲 retweeted
Football belongs to the fans! Thank you to all the fans around the world, the Ballon D’Or of All Time is also yours.
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Axis Robotics head of community is learning a lesson in community management. And marketing 101 for a B2C company. Those trajectories won't complete themselves. You love to see it ❤️
😂 LET'S HAVE A GOOD LAUGH Look at this. The CM of @axisrobotics (PL) is now personally DMing users one by one, trying to bring back OG contributors who once dedicated their time and effort to the project, asking them to return and complete tasks for Season 2 After everything that happened, the community's trust has been seriously damaged. Now they're reaching out to the very people who felt betrayed, asking for their support once again What's even more interesting? The CM is promising to pay users for the work they do in SS2. When a project loses its community's trust, can a simple promise really bring people back? Sometimes, the hardest thing to recover isn't the users. It's the trust you've already lost damn project
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he cheated on her created with Seedance 2.5 on @Flovaai @Flovaai_Japan #FlovaAI #FlovaCPP full prompts for the 2 generation below 👇
🤖 Made with AI
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GAM3R 🎲 retweeted
𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐝𝐨 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐤 𝐢𝐬 𝐀𝐈’𝐬 𝐛𝐢𝐠𝐠𝐞𝐬𝐭 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐛𝐥𝐞𝐦, 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐮𝐭𝐞 𝐨𝐫 𝐝𝐚𝐭𝐚? Ilya Sutskever, OpenAI’s co-founder, told NeurIPS in 2024 that data is the fossil fuel of AI, and that we have but one internet. On top of that, the Data Provenance Initiative found out that website owners blocked AI companies from utilizing 25% of high-quality data sources in a single year. So, the supply is finite and closing at the same time. This makes the quality, accessibility, and verifiability of training data just as important as raw compute. @datafdn is working to address this problem using @SuiNetwork #DATAonSuiQuest 🧵
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GAM3R 🎲 retweeted
This heat wave can bring snakes to your house. Here's what you can do to prevent snakes coming to your house.
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GAM3R 🎲 retweeted
I don't know why projects still do this. You allocate 7% of your token supply to your community as an airdrop. And then you give them two options: 1. Claim 35% of their airdrop at launch and forfeit the remaining 65%. 2. Vest their allocation for 12 months to receive everything. Because left to me, you're indirectly allocating just 2.45% of your token supply for the airdrop, not 7%. The community already spent months supporting and using your platform to qualify for those rewards. Why should they have to sacrifice 65% of what they've earned just to claim at launch?
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🚨 4 YEARS AGO TODAY, BLAQBONEZ DROPPED "LOYALTY" 🎶 Still hurts this is no longer on streaming platforms 💔
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THE CRYPTO NEOBANK IS BACK WITH EXCLUSIVE OFFER Sending money should feel straightforward, without unpredictable fees. If you have been waiting for a simple way to send funds via supported local payout routes, this is a simple way to try KAST Instant Payout with near-zero first-use cost. The Offer: Simple Reward, Clear Limits, No Confusing Math During the Campaign Period, eligible KYC-approved users who send at least $1,000 through KAST Instant Payout can get the transfer fee plus foreign exchange (FX) cost refunded, up to $12 back as cashback rewards. This offer applies only to supported KAST Instant Payout routes. SWIFT transactions are excluded and do not qualify for the transfer fee or FX cost refund. This is limited to one reward per user, and the total campaign cap is $5,000. Once the cap is reached, rewards stop, and the campaign ceases to be live even if the campaign is still live. Who This Campaign Is Designed For This campaign is built for KYC-approved users in eligible markets who can access supported KAST Instant Payout routes. If you have been on the fence because the first transfer feels like it comes with extra friction, fees, FX spread uncertainty, or both, the point is to make that first qualifying transfer easier to justify. How The Campaign Works When You Make A Qualifying Transfer The core mechanic is intentionally straightforward: send at least USD 1,000 equivalent through KAST Instant Payout during the Campaign Period. If your transfer qualifies, you get the transfer fee plus FX cost refunded, up to $12 as cashback rewards. Before you confirm, the quote and fees are visible, so you can see the total up front and decide with confidence. Why We’re Running This: Reduce First-Use Friction And Build Payout Adoption The goal is to remove first-use friction, drive payout adoption, and support repeat usage, while positioning KAST Instant Payout as a cleaner alternative to P2P flows and traditional payout routes. There is also a hard guardrail on cost: the maximum reward per qualified user is $12, and only the first qualifying transfer of at least $1,000 during the campaign period counts. Ready To Try KAST FIAT With Near-Zero First-Use Cost? Open KAST, go to KAST Instant Payout under the “Pay” section, and make your first qualifying transfer of at least $1,000 through KAST Instant Payout. Campaign Terms and Conditions 1. Overview The KAST Instant Payout Fee Waiver Campaign (the “Campaign”) gives eligible KYC-approved users in eligible markets the opportunity to receive a refund of the transfer fee and foreign exchange (FX) cost charged on their first qualifying KAST Instant Payout transfer during the Campaign Period. To qualify, an eligible user must complete a KAST Instant Payout transfer of at least $1,000 through a supported local payout route. The maximum reward is $12 per eligible user, subject to the total Campaign reward pool cap of $5,000. 2. Reward details The reward is a refund of the transfer fee and FX cost charged on the first qualifying KAST FIAT transfer, capped at $12 per eligible user. The minimum qualifying transfer amount is $1,000 in a single transaction. Each eligible user may receive no more than one reward under the Campaign. The total Campaign reward pool is capped at $5,000. Rewards are available on a first-come, first-served basis while the pool remains available. Any portion of a transfer above $1,000 does not increase the maximum reward. Rewards will be credited by 14 November 2026, 23:59 SGT (7 days after the scheduled Campaign end date) to the eligible user’s KAST account, subject to verification. Read more on @KASTxyz blog
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GAM3R 🎲 retweeted
did you notice that Kaito now uses @primus_labs ZKTLS to verify users X data and generate proof ? checkout your Kaito profile to find out let me know how it goes in the coments
Epoch 2 never end Primus don already plan Epoch 3 make God save us from wasted effort
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GAM3R 🎲 retweeted
This talk is obviously dumb but it’s becoming trendy, especially online and very soon, ladies who cannot think for themselves will internalize it and it’ll become an ick to them. Women
I hate men who outrightly enjoy coming over and comfortably sleeping over a woman’s place especially when they didn’t pay the lady’s house rent! It’s a foolish act
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GAM3R 🎲 retweeted
Laptop in front of you, what are the things you can do? What problems can you solve? Boast to the world of your skills!
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Can you people take me to 4k followers pls
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GAM3R 🎲 retweeted
Missed the Optimum Mainnet Conversation? Last week, @get_optimum announced its launch on Ethereum Mainnet! As part of the launch, @MurielMedard and @kentlinyy joined @blocmates for a livestream to discuss Optimum's mainnet launch and how its mump2p technology is helping data move across Ethereum 2–3x faster, boosting validator performance and network health. With $3.4B in Ethereum stake already being boosted by mump2p, there's a lot to learn about what Optimum is building. If you haven't watched the livestream yet, catch up here. 👇
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I’ve asked this before but is there any historical event that is like the Opposite of 9/11. Like something so good that happened that it changed the world forever
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Carefully picking a suitable time to speak can make our speech more appealing and effective! Good morning.
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this ice cream ad is 100% made with ai. the jingle, video, and images were all created using @ElevenLabs and @ElevenCreative. my brand name: creamyz 🍨 #TheWorldsCatchiestAd #ElevenCreativeCompetitionVol1 #ElevenLabsAmbassador
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GAM3R 🎲 retweeted
1/3 We agree Banks and businesses need to verify financial transactions But verification shouldn't mean exposing every financial detail Imagine paying another company. They need to confirm the payment, but they don't need to see your entire financial history? @primus_labs – at Magado, Nigeria
Imagine applying for a loan and the lender needs to know if you can repay it But do they need access to every detail of your financial life?No. The challenge is proving what's relevant without exposing more information than necessary privacy meets verification 🧵 @primus_labs
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Imagine paying for a dataset advertised as exclusive, only to discover that other sellers already have it. Worse still, imagine being offered data your own company previously supplied. That sounds ridiculous, but it's one of the experiences that helped shape DATA's direction. The example involving Poseidon in the CoinDesk interview says a lot about the AI data market. Buyers can spend money acquiring information without having a reliable way to establish whether it's original, properly licensed, or genuinely exclusive. And once that data enters a training pipeline, finding out that something was wrong with its origin could become an even bigger problem. This is why I think @datafdn narrowing its focus to AI training data makes sense. Trace is attempting to address a problem that already exists in the market. By recording contributions, consent terms and licensing events, it creates a trail that buyers can examine instead of relying entirely on what a seller claims. There is another detail in the interview that deserves attention. Today, Trace primarily records information about submitted files rather than storing the original files themselves. With @WalrusProtocol providing storage and Seal enabling permission-based access, the planned integration with @SuiNetwork could make it easier to compare what a buyer receives against the original submission. That matters because a record showing where a file came from is useful, but being able to check whether the delivered file matches the original adds another layer of accountability. Of course, neither storage nor provenance records automatically guarantee that every licensing claim is legitimate. Those claims still need to be verified. But I like that DATA's direction is increasingly shaped by problems encountered in the actual AI data market, rather than assumptions about what that market might need. The bigger question for me is simple: As AI companies become more dependent on external datasets, how do we make sure they're paying for information that sellers genuinely have the right to provide? That's a question worth solving, and it gives this next chapter of DATA a clear purpose.
🤝 Paid partnership
From finding our focus in AI data to the thinking behind joining the Sui stack CEO @devrelius went deeper on DATA's next chapter with @helenebraunn for @CoinDesk ↓
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