RT @Dannyjokes: Fired USAID Employee In Charge of Making Countries Gay Speaks Out https://t.co/wFnj3WlhyO

@Dannyjokes @Timcast 🤣🤣

@PatrickHeizer Well said

RT @niccruzpatane: PBD Podcast on Elon Musk: “Whoever creates the most value for everybody else should end up with the most resources. Name somebody who’s done it better than him. Elon Musk for 30 years has averaged the creation of a multi-billion dollar company every 5 years. There’s nobody in the world who’s ever done that before. It is incredible, and it’s not like, ‘Oh, let me go do a roll-up of everybody else’s businesses’—it’s not financial engineering, it is from scratch: ‘we’re going to build a product to solve something at scale’.”

RT @XFreeze: Grok Imagine gets the vibe, iterates the world you imagine https://t.co/jjQgSLW8A6

CC @drakefjustin Basically, to remove the 32 ETH minimum (eg. reduce it to 1 ETH) we would have to be able to handle >1-10m validators in the network (depending on how much ETH is staked). From a raw bandwidth perspective, this *is* theoretically feasible, because you can get the bandwidth overhead of recursive SNARK aggregation down all the way to 1 bit per participant per slot + O(1) overhead. But in practice, that requires conservative parameter choices that increase latency: basically, do perhaps 4 rounds of aggregation instead of 2. This will not affect slot time (as available chain is a separate mechanism). But it will affect finality time (eg. maybe instead of 8-16 second finality we would have 16-32 second finality). So that's the tradeoff that the ecosystem would have to accept.

RT @dvorahfr: A touch of romance for your day thanks to Grok Imagine https://t.co/FTtQnrtdIP

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@techdevnotes Refactoring the team

This is the only way to save Britain. There is no other.

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@creation247 Yeah, it’s gone too far

@peterstopcrime !!