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We're rapidly entering a time where building is more fun than consuming.
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Any dev can tell you with certainty:
More powerful tools *always* lead to more creativity, not less.
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Let me unpack my intuition that automating the studio Ghibli aesthetic (and every other style) will lead to less innovation in the arts, and less great art. x.com/heynibras/status/19052…
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yesterday we worked with Ansem to troll CT 😈
540k views and counting
we pitched the idea and were VERY surprised he was down to pretend going into retirement
he shot the vid in one take (and damn isn't the acting good?)
if you liked Ansem fucking with you, he's gonna be trolling ya'll far more in Season 1: Ansem's Game
more fun to come from @rektech. stay tuned
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6,331 mints. 1,409 SOL. $239,000.
The RekTech Dream Pass mint is flying, and we're just getting started...
Tomorrow we're doing something NEVER done before:
Do you think you can beat the founder of Solana @toly at games?
'Beat Toly' is a live, one-hour, 3 game tournament where anyone can jump in and try to beat him to the finish.
4:30- 5:30pm EST. Don't sleep on it.
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It's time to use crypto or it's original purpose:
Trustlessness & transparency
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the reason I got excited about crypto was the concept of "trustlessness"
meaning there is no trust required because bad behavior is literally impossible
smart contracts auto-executing code with zero risk of tampering total transparency
blockchain is meant to:
- create MORE trust & transparency
- decentralize financial opportunities to all
- remove middle-men & insiders
clearly we've lost our way...
In light of $LIBRA, who is working on tech to bring us back to our original mission?
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If you think Cursor Agent isn’t a good coder, it’s likely because you’re treating it like AGI rather than as just another developer.
Your output will be 100x better if you:
- Have an ultra-detailed readme (.cursorrules) inline commenting
- Use established frameworks w/ tons of documentation (React/Next, Tailwind, Supabase, Vercel)
- Most important: you give explicit instructions and ask them to break tasks down into separate, fully functioning PRs
- Give it breaks to clear its mind (create a fresh Composer session)
Cursor (just like a human) is only as useful as the context you provide 🤓
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