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✅ funding. led by Brevan Howard Digital ✅ cracked team ✅ bank partnerships ✅ card issuer ⏲️ app stores in t-minus 2 weeks 🫡 to @BHDigitalAssets, @Arrington_Cap, @JedBreed for believing in us ❤️ to everyone making this possible much more to come in the next 30 days
No gimmicks. No olympic gymnastics to get paid. No more using your friend's paypal account. No cringy UI. Just dollars in your pocket. Coming soon. 🇵🇰💸💰
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ok Claude... settle down
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Looks like i'll be busy installing these key hooks for the next 48 hrs
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“QUANTUM COMPUTING WILL FINISH BITCOIN” says the guy with $8,000 in a Wells Fargo account secured by a 9 digit password with at least one special character, uppercase letter, and number.
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oy @Mattel have you considered an AU limited edition: Shrimp on the Barbie? Here's some AI inspiration
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Charles out here paying the big bucks. Truly life changing offer @CharlesSchwab
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More on DID DHT: it's an upgrade to static key DIDs, like did:key, did:jwk, etc. (which already have millions of users) and non-standard IDs like Nostr npubs, b/c your DID can resolve to multiple keys of any type + any URLs you add to route people/apps to your node/data locations
Block's TBD unit is nearing release of a Decentralized Identifier (DID) method built atop BitTorrent's DHT network: did-dht.com/. This will be our default DID method for all uses, and we'll be releasing an open source node + client dev libraries across common languages
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Definitions: ChatGPT: ChadGPT aka Chad Chadlighting: When you ask Chad a question. Chad lies to you. You tell Chad he's lying. Chad apologizes, tells you you're right, and then gives you the same wrong answer again (loop forever)
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This Cinco de Mayo marks the 1st birthday of #Web5 🥳 ... look out for a special present for devs later this month, with more to be unveiled at @TheBitcoinConf by the @TBDDev team 5️⃣✨
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Check out how many fries came with my gyro. there’s almost 1 ketchup packet per fry. Though I guess to be fair, the menu did say “1 small/medium/large fry” so maybe I actually got extra?
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It’d be interesting to see ChadGPT play chess against Bard. or start a group chat with both Chad and Bard
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I think ChadGPT is a better name for ChatGPT. Can then say stuff like "go ask Chad" or "well Chad said..." Or maybe ChetGPT.
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Live from space🛰: we’ll be answering all your qs on #web5. Tune in Friday for our AMA nitter.cf/i/spaces/1OwxWzQWEwAJQ
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Twitter’s response to web5 over time:
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I can’t do anything to prevent people from sending me NFTs nor can I delete. So, how long until my wallet is filled with a violently endless slew of unsolicited scammy Ad NFTs? I guess eth can say it doesn’t have this problem because of high txn fees. Weird flex.
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If your product brainstorm starts with “what can we tokenize?” or “what can we decentralize” there’s a high chance you’ll end up with a convoluted product idea, because you’ve started with a solution. Start with the customer problem, then decide the solution.
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Centralized or decentralized? No single point of failure. No honeypots only haystacks. What if someone bought 51% of all cows though? What about reproduction? Milk fever? 🧐
Byzantine General's Problem: how does each person decide what to do if the entire group needs to coordinate and the communication network is unreliable. Proof of work solves this because messages is expensive to fake. Proof of stake does not and is centralized.
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