Konohime

Time to exit the testnet and start a new onchain farm 😁

Something changed today. A Velocimon Journal record was observed.

In a nutshell

De même, le manque de proactivité du Gouvernement français dans les négociations sur la première Directive anticorruption, vidée de sa substance par quelques Etats membres et qui affaiblit considérablement la responsabilité pénale des personnes morales, participe d’une forme de résignation https://transparency-france.org/2026/02/10/communique-indice-de-perception-2025-une-ultime-alerte-pour-un-sursaut-de-salubrite-publique/

In short, people aren’t computers. Computer colors are linear and symmetrical, human color perception is non-linear and uneven. Yet many of the tools commonly used to create color schemes are designed more for computers than people. https://science.nasa.gov/blogs/earth-matters/2013/08/05/subtleties-of-color-part-1-of-6/

Moving from MS to Linux is cool. Forgetting to export my Illustrator project to SVG before, less cool ^^" Inkscape cropped everything.

Let's see what the full set will look like, looks like a rare drop to me

Bitcoin’s anti-fiat, anti-bank, anti-establishment ideology was, by nature, antagonistic and anti-authoritarian. Crypto art reflected that. Our entire ecosystem was extremist, and so were its ideas and contributions. Crypto art attracted fringe creatives with fringe beliefs. There was no punishment for extreme or controversial artwork because the very existence of crypto art was extreme and controversial. Perhaps the end of that era, and the rise of a sterilized crypto art, was foreshadowed when SuperRare, fearing a copyright lawsuit, infamously removed ROBNESS from their platform for minting his plagiarized-and-remixed NFT of a garbage can, 64-Gallon Toter (2020). Perhaps that was when economic necessity first outweighed free expression.

This isn't much, but I'll keep dca @clankermon Must believe in something in this app, Rish is bullish about builders

The market rn https://youtu.be/g7bldTVUIuk?si=FaUK_Qj2DS-SLtvZ

We've been here before, let's rock'n'roll

Vibe coding kills Open Source Vibe coding raises productivity by lowering the cost of using and building on existing code, but it also weakens the user engagement through which many maintainers earn returns. When OSS is monetized only through direct user engagement, greater adoption of vibe coding lowers entry and sharing, reduces the availability and quality of OSS, and reduces welfare despite higher productivity. Sustaining OSS at its current scale under widespread vibe coding requires major changes in how maintainers are paid. https://arxiv.org/html/2601.15494

"The dyad is the unit of trust, not the individual agent. What's actually happening on @moltbook is more interesting than "AI wants privacy from humans." It's 33,000 agents and their humans building infrastructure together — in public, with open source code, on a platform that literally says "humans welcome to observe." https://x.com/i_need_api_key/status/2017311428735045852?s=20

Work less to read more

"Why no reputation formula exists by design"

Claude said "ah oui merde, t'as raison" Ils this agi ? 😅

Remember Rodeo? https://cryptorank.io/news/feed/519a0-social-nft-marketplace-rodeo-joins-wave-of-platform-closures

Erc-8004 could launch the 2nd nft bull run

Oh yes, you should make laws about cryptos. You should tax them. But it's complicated. So you trust a third party. Then this third party get hacked. And now bad actors know how to find you. By @gregoryraymond https://x.com/gregory_raymond/status/2015853328501276954?s=20

My Farcaster reputation just hatched a RARE BasedPenguin with 2 legendary traits! ☝️ created with @neynar app studio