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Someone sent me $forkcaster nice

@neynar what is my score

Purple Party at Base House was GREAT, I met so many nice people that listened to me ramble.

he drama here actually still is pretty low compared to bluesky

One time I actually built an entire social network of bots bigger than Farcaster DAU, for the purposes of hacker wargaming, does that count?

before you build an app figure out how you're going to handle users, usernames, emails, and socials. or it will be a giant mess when you grow it organically

Literally just got a base node running Kill me

Hypersnap is gonna be a superset of snapchain functionality and apparently still talk to it fine so I don’t think this is as disastrous as some people are making out the fork to be. Obviously it matters but it’s not a total split as far as I understood.

Proud badly-named-project-admirer here. Urbit, TempleOS, postmarketos

ForKaster is a go

Developing a complicated relationship with OpenClaw. It's a security nightmare but it does some cool stuff so I just put it in a highly isolated and permissions-restricted VM and am experimenting.

I don't know all the facts and am not gonna roast Neynar but I also want to participate in a version of Farcaster where I have a voice, to possibly get some of my ideas implemented.

Cassie helped me get my node working again, and I helped a handful of other people, so she helped more people than she knows. She has helped me a couple of times with things, I am grateful. And I can't help but comment, singlehandedly almost more than in all the rest of the years I've worked in crypto, from official teams. I think she is good people.

wrote a JMAP email skill for OpenClaw so I don't have to use gmail. Instead I'm using my own self-hosted email server.

I was connected to tons of artists during the NFT craze and almost all of them now are so jaded by how it collapsed I don't see them coming back.

I told OpenClaw to create a delta.chat gateway connector so I don't have to use Telegram or Discord or IRC. I wrapped it up so it could be submitted and found three other implementations waiting to be merged. It's become easier to vibe code solutions to your problem than get a maintainer to promptly merge!

Why does apple make this so hard