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Couldn't figure out why my x402 email app was crashing during facilitator initialization when I hadn't changed anything. Appears the main x402.org domain is expired 💀 @dylsteck.eth @jagra.base.eth @nickprince.eth pls rescue

vibe coded this little tool this week to pull attendee lists and then use claude + icebreaker to prioritize who to meet https://github.com/web3pm/luma-attendee-downloader

ngl kinda surprised this worked

what's the best way to expose a webhook as a callable command from claude? it's generally giving me 403 errors for non allowlisted endpoints. My current solution is to proxy it with a zapier workflow triggered from slack but that's slightly annoying to set up

We lack but one accessibility setting before AI can intelligently control our phones

Pasted one of our open jobs into Claude today using the @icebreaker MCP server to find potential candidates in my network Pretty good zero-shot results. 4/5 of these people were not even on my radar

4yo really likes Kendrick Lamar and SZA

The EWG is fearmongering BS. I just looked at their water quality recommendations and they are not anchored in science They flag radon as a tap water contaminant, recommending a level that's barely higher than the minimum detectable (1.5pCi/L), while linking to research that shows it's an insignificant contributor to actual radon risk ...accompanied by affiliate links to bad water filters

Antigravity eats up CPU even when you've closed it.

Which part of your web2 tech stack will go down next?

We already got semantic search for our codebase. It's time for our contact lists

If you live in Texas, since July 2024 you have an unwaivable legal right to download your digital data in a *readily usable format* that allows you to transmit it elsewhere *without hindrance*. 541.051(b)(4) Texas Data Privacy and Security Act: "A controller shall comply with an authenticated consumer request to exercise the right to obtain a copy of the consumer's personal data [...] in a portable and [...] readily usable format that allows the consumer to transmit the data to another controller without hindrance" 19 other states covering most of the US population have passed similar laws.

Hypernetwork vs Mononetwork

Dogfooding our new MCP integration to fill one of our own roles

Until you can prove it's yours, you don't own it

this is how i feel every day

Talent density at SF tech events still seriously outclasses NYC

Miss how you can grow basically every plant in the world in SF gardens

A social network on top of github