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Total Engagement - Comments: 318, Retweets: 365, Likes: 471, Impressions: 10617
Verbatim Community Citations & Social Evidence 10 source posts analyzed
I've always been more interested in AI products people actually use than big "AI ecosystem" promises. That's why the Gotchi Labs direction is worth watching. @sleepagotchi already proved there's demand on the wellness side and now the team wants to connect more specialized
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AI visual note: Promotional banner for a '$CHI Community Sale on Sonar' with text 'Registrations Are Now Open!' featuring a pink cartoon character in a bubble, credited to Gotchi Labs and SONAR by ECHO.
Most blockchains are trying to change how we send money But what if we could also change how the internet stores, connects, and shares information? Thatβs what caught my attention about @ANNE_p2p Let me explain Think about how the internet works today. Your messages,
happy weekend everyone seen you in the evening
GM legends Can I get a GM back?
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AI visual note: A motivational text image on a textured background reads: 'Be the person people look at and say, "Damn, this man never quits."'
80% OF CRYPTO EXCHANGES COULD DISAPPEAR?! THE CRYPTO LANDSCAPE MAY BE HEADING FOR A MAJOR SHAKE-UP. WHO WILL SURVIVE THE NEXT BIG RESET? #Crypto #Bitcoin #XRP #CryptoNews #Blockchain
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GM mate
What makes @ZARGATES interesting is the step beyond generation. Creating a character is one thing Giving that character a world to live in, a story to shape and a game for others to experience is something else entirely. With Heroes of Valdir and creators bringing their own
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AI visual note: Fantasy artwork titled 'HEROES OF VALDIR' showing a book, sealed letter, lavender, and croissant on a wooden table with a castle view through a window.
It took Merkle years to get an academic journal to publish, the first public key paper that was rejected multiple times as a stupid idea by academic reviewers.
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AI visual note: Text describing historical cryptography events: 'The Course Proposal (Fall 1974): As an undergraduate at UC Berkeley in Lance Hoffman's computer security course (CS244), Merkle pitched his initial concept of public-key exchange (Merkle's Puzzles). Hoffman rejected the proposal...' and 'The Journal Submission (Communications of the ACM): In August 1975, Merkle submitted a paper on the idea to the Communications of the ACM (CACM).'
Great news
also isnt as easy to get them right the call out rewards, it could and should be better reviewd surely. maybe calling and holding rewards so u have skin in game to win