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Delighted to share our new fund: researchrevival.org/
> Soviet papers from the 50s!
> Antimalarial drugs from Mao’s China!
> Buried research on reality and consciousness!
Led by @WendiYan5 and seeded by @jwmares and @stuartbuck1
yutori: japanese concept that means spaciousness, room to breathe. conscious act of slowing down to find mental and emotional space
rishi retweeted
👋 We’ve been working on something new & we’re finally ready to let people play with it. It’s an “app for AirPods” called BeeBot – think of it like a social city guide emceed by an AI-powered radio DJ. I wrote a giant blog post (manifesto!) about it here: dens.medium.com/say-hello-to…
what used to take months & a team of experts in the crypto world now takes *minutes* on your own
what you DON'T worry about: databases, crypto contracts, security audits, coding, deploying, hosting
what you DO worry about: your product idea
so excited for the poof team and all the new apps & experiences that'll come out of this
Our @Solana mainnet rollout is LIVE.
Type a prompt. Get an onchain app.
Welcome to the future of Solana app building.
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Meet miniboop; I spent 10 min to build a boop.fun clone using @poofnew, try it out here! 7a382233-59ff-4e77-ad71-484f…
I'm a big fan of the viral mechanic boop had of launching a token on their platform being how you claim their airdrop, and this is a basic version with a similar mechanic made simple in poof.
i’m amazed by the condescending replies here. what incentive do crypto veterans have to gate keep?
what they have to win is obvious: easier onboarding > more adoption > profit
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two types of failure:
elegant failure: full initial commitment, little to no hesitation in taking action, recognition when it's not working, graceful pivot without falling into too much guilt/shame, always keeping a sense of abundant options
awkward failure: half-hearted commitment, belated & hesitant action, clinging to the possibility of success even as it slips away, beating yourself up for every mistake, believing this was "the one chance"
moving more towards elegant failure requires changing our relationship to both our fear & our shame... and embracing less judgement & more love
coding with @codeiumdev's windsurf is a huuuuge improvement compared to @cursor_ai
having agents working in flow with you, that run your code, check the output, fix bugs, then re-run the code feels like *magic*
