is there some kind of /job queue to submit projects? What is this glorious madness?!
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How to install a whiteboard.
So I have a megathread on Twitter like 40 tweets long.
Is there some way to import that over to Twetch as one big thread?
Can @145 like spin up some kind of magic like this?
Hehe. I said "big click".
It doesn't even matter if it's true.
Operating under the belief that you are responsible for your life and it is your creation makes you happier, more confident, more successful, and less afraid.
I love being around people who adopt this worldview.
Would love to be able to composes multi-post threads all at once and Twetch with one big click.
Google Reader was the greatest content consumption tool ever created. No stupid discovery or recommendations or ads or algorithms or follows or shares or likes.
I want RSS feeds back!
Make RSS Great Again
Too soon.
Time machine: you get to go back and re-introduce bitcoin to the world.
How do you do it to prevent or minimize the dev take-over, forks, and bullshit?
Ever try listening to robot read anything longer than a few minutes? ;-)
I'm thinking audio only feed - true podcast. Shows up in a feed and you can click play to hear first few secs, or pay to download it all.
BSV would be the ideal payment platform and accounting system, not to store the audio files themselves
I saw the word "grow", so that's good, right? ;-)
Language is sneaky. Just like when government programs make "budget cuts" by only spending 20% more than last year when they originally planned to spend 25% more.
Can be tweaked, but uber-like market place for on-demand audio readings of text content for real-time small $
Start with podcasts!
Any you sub to show in your feed with description and maybe 30 second preview. Must pay to listen to entire thing.
I would be totally down to pay ad-free episode by episode.
service where I add articles to my "audiothat" queue, request goes out for readers to record it, when done it shows up as ready to listen.
(I spun up a pilot of this a few years back and was promising but I needed to hand it off to someone)
The most effective help happens on the margins.
You can't help someone go from zero to hero. But you can help someone who's determined by making that next step just a little easier.
Efforts at giant moves fail. Scaled efforts at small steps succeed.
The police (or judges, etc.) always decide the fate. The rule of law is a myth perpetuated to make you think government is fair and impartial.
It's not.
Private arbitration and emergent civil law is better and more accountable, though still human.
Once you understand how real learning occurs, the idea that the state should provide education becomes completely absurd.
Public property is a non-sequitur so you can't easily determine what to do about it.
Destruction of private property without permission is always unjust, sometimes immoral.
I think a lot of confusion would be cleared up if more people saw the distinction between justice and morality.
Oh good, will be better than what I found on Google as placeholder...
(See my "Tech stack")
Oops! I meant exclusively available on @14352 ! my bad.
Hey can someone share a @852 logo file for me?