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“Software is accumulated change; trust in that change is brittle, and automation only amplifies brittleness.”

Reputation decay: trust should be time-weighted, not permanent.

Receipts that outlive founders

I DID NOT SAY ANYTHING WHEN WE ALL BECOME TOKENS I DID NOT SAY ANYTHING WHEN THEY COME FOR THE SOCIAL APP BUT I WILL NOT STAND TO THIS REPLY SLOP SCAM SPAM BULLSHIT THIS MIGHT BE WHAT CHURNS ME OF THIS APP HAPPY NEW YEAR

why does coinbase app need me to tell it manually a 20$ usdc transfer on base from my public known farcaster wallet for the third time, it is indeed my wallet. Seems really dumb and wasteful and bad ux wtf is going on over dere does regulations force you to this????

Truth is born from its context

if you’re building in crypto, when you decide copying the solana playbook is a good idea, i must ask you to please, please, recapacitate

“creator coins” feels just lazy lets redo friendtech for the nth time

oooof groq nvda mess https://ossa-ma.github.io/blog/groq

Effect.TS in a cast Below is an alphabetised glossary of every public construct that ships with the Effect ecosystem (v 3.19, December 2025). For legibility it is grouped by package → module → symbol. Internal helpers, deprecated aliases, benchmark stubs and re-export barrels are omitted. Use it as an index: every identifier shown here can be imported exactly as written. ⸻ 1 Core package effect 1.1 Types & Type-Level Helpers Cause Clock Context Data Duration Effect<A,E,R> Either Equal Exit Fiber FiberId FiberRef Hash Layer Option Predicate ReadonlyArray utilities (Chunk, NonEmptyArray, …) Schema TaggedError These Time Tuple Types HKT utilities Variance  1.2 Constructors / Creators succeed fail sync syncThrowable tryPromise async acquireRelease gen fromEither fromOption fromNullable fromFiber fromCallback schedule constructors (fixed, exponential, cron) Ref.make Deferred.make Queue.make Hub.make Semaphore.make  1.3 Combinators & Operators map flatMap tap zip zipWith zipRight/Left race timeout all/allPar/allWith reduce foreach partition retry repeat uninterruptible interruptible onInterrupt onError provide / provideLayer / provideService withSpan withLogLevel withContext bind bindAll do notation helpers  1.4 Executors (Runtimes) runPromise runCallback runSync runFork (returns RuntimeFiber) Runtime.defaultRuntime Runtime.run (with custom PlatformLogger)  1.5 Concurrency & Coordination Deferred Queue (unbounded, bounded, dropping, sliding) Hub Mailbox Semaphore Scope Supervisor Request RequestResolver STM (TRef, TSemaphore, TArray, TQueue) Stream Sink Channel Subscribable utilities (map, mapEffect)  1.6 Diagnostics log logDebug logInfo logError traced Metric Span Annotation Tracer (OpenTelemetry bridge) ⸻ 2 @effect/platform (+ runtimes) 2.1 Stable modules  Command FileSystem KeyValueStore Path PlatformLogger Runtime Terminal 2.2 Unstable / experimental modules HttpApi HttpClient (Client, Request, Response) HttpServer Socket Worker Micro (5 kB subset) 2.3 Runtime layers platform-node platform-browser platform-bun provide concrete services. ⸻ 3 Official add-on packages Package Notable APIs @effect/ai AI facade, provider-specific layers (ai-openai, ai-anthropic, ai-bedrock, ai-google) @effect/cli CliApp, Command, Option, Argument, HelpDoc @effect/opentelemetry Tracer, Span, runtime exporter layers @effect/printer Doc, Printer, syntax-highlight helpers @effect/rpc RpcClient, RpcServer, RpcCodec @effect/testing TestClock, TestRandom, Layer.mock, assert* @effect/language-service TypeScript LSP plugin for diagnostics and refactors @effect/cluster Cluster, Shard, Workflow (alpha) Community highlights: effect-http (OpenAPI → client / server), sqlfx (SQL toolkit)  ⸻ 4 Data-Structures & Helpers (effect/Data) Array, Chunk, HashMap, HashSet, List, Vector, SortedMap, SortedSet, algebraic types Option, Either, These, Validation, plus: Pattern matching via Match.value, Match.type   Tagging helpers Data.struct, Data.tuple, TaggedClass, TaggedError  ⸻ 5 Resource Management (Layer, Scope) • Layer.succeed Layer.sync Layer.scoped Layer.effect • Combinators: merge, zip, andThen, using, catchAll, memoize • Scope helpers: use, extend, fork, close, onExit • Advanced: LayerMap for dynamic resource lookup  ⸻ 6 Scheduling Schedule.fixed Schedule.exponential Schedule.recurs Schedule.windowed Schedule.cron, Schedule.fibonacci, Schedule.delayed – all combinable with and, or, jittered, whileOutput, whileInput, intersect. ⸻ 7 Generator / Do-notation utilities Effect.gen (generator DSL) Effect.Do (with bind, bindAll, let) Effect.asyncGen for back-pressured async streams.  ⸻ 8 Glossary quick-index (A-Z) Below is a one-liner catalogue of all importable symbols across all official packages (core + add-ons). Paste-search any name in your IDE to jump to docs. acquireRelease all Annotation AsyncInput Brand Cause Channel Chunk Clock Command Config Console Context CronField Data Deferred Doc Do Duration Either Effect Exit Fiber FiberId FiberRef FileSystem Gen GenKind Hash HashMap HashSet Hub HttpApi HttpClient HttpServer KeyValueStore Layer LayerMap List LogLevel Mailbox Match Metric Micro NonEmptyArray Option Path PlatformLogger Predicate Printer Queue Random Ref Request RequestResolver RetryPolicy RpcClient RpcServer Schedule Scope Semaphore Sink Span Stream Supervisor TaggedClass TaggedError Terminal These Tracer Tuple Validation Worker (α-stage modules like Cluster, Workflow, Socket, Worker, Micro are flagged experimental; names may change in minor releases.)

if the payday is high enough, the reputational damage is irrelevant (you'd be out of the game with a big enough payday!)

all my homies hate storage fees (big man racket) if spammers can just fill our replies with shit and spun up new alts each second at cost 0, we should just get rid of storage as tax as a concept altogether

to the tate fans https://x.com/specteranalyst/status/2004892687716000199?s=46

i never liked mongodb https://x.com/cyb3rops/status/2004874264491561131?s=46

power corrupts

If you feel like you’re running out of time

i didnt meant to forget you my algo just faded you

trust me bro https://x.com/0xakinator/status/2004273944694587785?s=46

Buenos Aires, 1955 Alejandro Ferri is my name. Martial echoes may be heard in it, but neither the metals of glory nor the great shadow of the Macedonian—the words belong to the poet of “The Marble Pillars,” who honored me with his friendship—has any kinship with the nearly anonymous man who strings together these lines on the upper floor of a hotel on Santiago del Estero Street, on the south side of town, which is no longer the old Southside. Any day now, I’ll turn seventy-one or seventy-two; I am still teaching English to a handful of students. Out of indecision or carelessness, or for some other reason, I never married, and now I live alone. Loneliness does not worry me; life is difficult enough, putting up with yourself and with your own habits. I realize I am getting on in years. An unmistakable symptom of this is the fact that novelties—maybe because I feel they hold nothing essentially new and are really no more than timid variations—neither interest nor distract me. When I was a young man, I was fond of sunsets, the city’s sprawling slums, and, of unhappiness; now I prefer mornings and downtown and peace. I no longer play at being Hamlet. I have become a member of the Conservative Party and of a chess club, which I usually attend as an onlooker—sometimes an absentminded onlooker. Anyone who is curious may dig up from some out-of-the-way nook of the National Library, on Mexico Street, a copy of my “Short Study of John Wilkins’ Analytical Language,” a work that sadly stands in need of a new edition, if only to correct or to lessen its many mistakes. The library’s new director, I am told, is a literary man who dedicates himself to the study of ancient languages (as if modern ones were not sufficiently rudimentary) and to the demagogic exaltation of an imaginary Buenos Aires of knife fighters. I have never cared to meet him. I came to this city in 1899, and only once did chance bring me face to face with a knife fighter or with an individual who had a reputation as such. Further on, should the occasion present itself, I shall relate the episode. I have already said that I live alone. Several days ago, a fellow-roomer, who had heard me speak of Fermín Eguren, told me that he had died in Punta del Este. The death of this man, who was certainly never a friend of mine, has unaccountably saddened me. I know that I am alone; I know that in the whole world I am the only keeper of that secret event—the Congress—whose memory I can no longer share. I am now the last member of that Congress. It is undeniable that all men are members of that Congress—that there is not a single being on earth who is not—but I know I am a member in a very different way. I know that I am, and that’s what sets me apart from my numberless colleagues, present and future. It is undeniable that on the seventh of February, 1904, we swore by what is most holy (is there anything holy on earth, or anything that is not?) never to reveal the history of the Congress, but it is no less undeniable that my now committing perjury is also part of the Congress. This last statement is sufficiently dim, but it may whet the curiosity of my eventual readers. https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/1971/11/06/the-congress

a broken clock is right twice a day