I admit, bought some running shoes, which I was due for anyways. Last year, a steel bike frame which I built into my current city bike.
Not opposed to riding the consumerist rails if it actually benefits me.
Bridges worlds.
Has loincloth with mysterious ability to remain in position.
Legend.
They want you to try to solve problems before you ask them for help.
For hunting Wooly Mammoths, of course
If it gapped past 70k I would still consider it to have passed through that level on the way to whatever it landed at, but whatever, semantics.
Oh I understand it wasn’t a prediction, but jokes aside, it’s an interesting idea.
Zero cost/no quality incentive is how email turned into a sea of spam. If there could be a fair way to solve for that by setting up some simple incentive structure for DMs, would be cool.
Interesting idea. How would a good faith actor get their collateral back? The DM recipient hitting some kind of “not slop/scam” button?
It sure is pretty.
Haven’t watched it in some time (I should again) so can’t specifically comment on the issues you point out…but in general I really enjoyed it, and I can forgive some plot shortcuts for something so aesthetically pleasing.
Spend and replace, problem solved
[My 3yo whining for a snack after I told her to patient for a minute]
Me: Keep crying and you won’t get it at all.
Her: I’m not crying, I’m whining!
Touché, kid
Just prompted me to figure out how to change my default zap lol
Yeah, I do get it if someone’s income or business depends on some degree of Twitter engagement…but it seems like at a minimum, influencers wanting to move but holding out could start posting first to Nostr and then elsewhere a few days later where the post won’t inherently be stale if delayed (eg reacting to breaking news).
Incentivize dedicated followers to move.