Peeps by @satsearcher
Showing page 66 of 71 (3,542 peeps total)
For anyone who doesn’t use LinkedIn, I highly recommend it... it gets much better the more you use it.
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
Forever
Lol.
How do you create economies for games, what type of person uses them, and why do you do it?
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
Peep batches are saved approx every hour.
Righto, so it could be even closer.
I’m thinking something like, if I publish on 7pm Wednesday, then I get a countdown showing for 7pm Wednesday next week. With an option to save earlier if I want to.
Replying to @NateStipe (0xd5d560b2e9faddd6796ac777963dd59c42babae2)
If offering an ability to edit, why not offer an option to save to the blockchain rather than make it a requirement? Peepeth states it's meant to be an uncensorable alternative to Twitter. Having the option to lock in, rather than requiring it, provides that
Hmmm.. maybe only allow people to reply to your Peeps if you lock them in?
Aka people can do preliminary replies. But you get a big message saying “you will lose this if you don’t save to the blockchain”
Make saving desirable and worth the premium cost... a status boost...
Replying to @pluma (0xd9fb1d684627a890347a4f6a7fe32e993617b6d8)
nice series! i like reading your thoughts organized into succinct points.
Aw, thanks @pluma! That was just my midnight ramblings, but I do love my bullet points (and peeping of course)
Replying to @satsearcher (0x6348dbea8987c27f8462755e493f64d99c28dd05)
Just found out about @Bourdain. As with most public suicides there is a reaction of “why did they do it??” ...but I’d like to respect his choice and thank him for what he gave in his. He lived more life than most of us in his 61 yrs, and knowing now that he had depression - (1/2)
- makes him all the more impressive. Thank you @Bourdain for your excellent, entertaining, quirky, and hilarious TV shows. Rest easy, and see you on the other side. (2/2)
1 Enso
Just found out about @Bourdain. As with most public suicides there is a reaction of “why did they do it??” ...but I’d like to respect his choice and thank him for what he gave in his. He lived more life than most of us in his 61 yrs, and knowing now that he had depression - (1/2)
Replying to @jm9k (0xa7bd09daab3eb5ec96f04914d94c47681489d604)
I believe there should be a edit and delete buttons that only work before actions are committed to the blockchain.
Hm, temporary editing abilities but lock-in after a cutoff date... maybe batches every 12AM/PM, and your pending Peep gets added to the pool that's closest to 7 days past your post time... interesting
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
A bit. Decentralised projects need blockchain and decentralised storage.
Nice - I forgot that you actually came up with Peepeth's new batch signing idea. What are some of your projects?
Replying to @d2r2 (0x25551cdc379e74f36da97acdf81212c459fb9e67)
You can't undo actions. It's a ludicrous proposition. To attempt to 'undo' is an action itself. No wonder we're so messed up if we worry about this nonsense. "I'd like to take back that fart." Right.
Heheheh. You win my first pin, friend.
Replying to @satsearcher (0x6348dbea8987c27f8462755e493f64d99c28dd05)
<b>Why I like Peepeth p5</b> I get * No take backsies * To show my human side * No worries about censorship or data loss * A constant, ever growing online presence that serves me Not to mention the awesome community and little things like being able to add HTML to posts.
Makes it very easy to do series!
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
Blockchain storage rent and IPFS storage costs will come but there is no guaranteed delete.
Interesting - have you played around with IPFS by chance?
Replying to @satsearcher (0x6348dbea8987c27f8462755e493f64d99c28dd05)
<b>Why I like Peepeth p4</b> The great thing about Peepeth - and I promise, I'm getting to it now, is that it allows a mix of <i>accountability, responsibility, easy use,</i> and <i>semi-permanence.</i> This means that for each post I do, I'm responsible, and I get...
Why I like Peepeth p5
I get
* No take backsies
* To show my human side
* No worries about censorship or data loss
* A constant, ever growing online presence that serves me
Not to mention the awesome community and little things like being able to add HTML to posts.
Replying to @satsearcher (0x6348dbea8987c27f8462755e493f64d99c28dd05)
<b>Why I like Peepeth p3</b> Here's the other thing. 'Temporary' social media isn't either. One day Peepeth will be gone. And after I put up anything online, even once, especially if it's public or semi-public, - how can I ensure copies won't be made? Answer: I can't. But...
Why I like Peepeth p4
The great thing about Peepeth - and I promise, I'm getting to it now, is that it allows a mix of accountability, responsibility, easy use, and semi-permanence.
This means that for each post I do, I'm responsible, and I get...
Replying to @satsearcher (0x6348dbea8987c27f8462755e493f64d99c28dd05)
<b>Why I like Peepeth p2</b> On Peepeth I can't be perfect. But I also can't pretend to be. Typical social media - from publishing platforms to instant messaging - is ephemeral & very easy to edit/delete. But Peepeth? It's forever, so long as a copy of the ETH blockchain exists.
Why I like Peepeth p3
Here's the other thing. 'Temporary' social media isn't either. One day Peepeth will be gone. And after I put up anything online, even once, especially if it's public or semi-public, - how can I ensure copies won't be made? Answer: I can't.
But...
Replying to @satsearcher (0x6348dbea8987c27f8462755e493f64d99c28dd05)
<b>Why I like Peepeth p1</b> I'm perfectionistic. When I have a blog, I want every single post to be as comprehensive as possible. I want the CSS to be beautiful & "just work". Vlogging worked for me primarily because I would screw up so much that it was impossible to be perfect.
Why I like Peepeth p2
On Peepeth I can't be perfect. But I also can't pretend to be. Typical social media - from publishing platforms to instant messaging - is ephemeral & very easy to edit/delete. But Peepeth? It's forever, so long as a copy of the ETH blockchain exists.
Why I like Peepeth p1
I'm perfectionistic. When I have a blog, I want every single post to be as comprehensive as possible. I want the CSS to be beautiful & "just work". Vlogging worked for me primarily because I would screw up so much that it was impossible to be perfect.
Two Giant Fat People
God and I have become like two giant
fat people living in a tiny boat.
We keep bumping into each other and
laughing.
From 'Hafiz, the Great Sufi Master' (https://bit.ly/2l0IrB3). Via @tferriss #5BulletFriday.
Why crypto needs regulation: https://seths.blog/2018/06/misunderstanding-the-free-market/
Started #OwnTheDayOwnYourLife by @aubreymarcus. Key takeaways so far:
* Drink water (w/ salt and lemon) instantly on waking - also get light & move
* Nude wrestling is a gr8 way to wakeup
* Cold shower tip: start WHM breathing while it's hot, then change temp _after_ oxygenation
"Do not act as if you were going to live ten thousand years. Death is at your elbow. While you live, while it is in your power, do good." —Marcus Aurelius via @momentumdash
1 Enso
Replying to @pluma (0xd9fb1d684627a890347a4f6a7fe32e993617b6d8)
this was a great read. we all need to practice self-compassion. i think a lot of us are actually trying to do just that, but many of us find ourselves in a world that is even less compassionate on the whole. we could all be better to one another as well.
Yes, definitely.
Replying to @Bevan (0x30755d3e65c0cf46c35b72d11e52d941c5fc3a3e)
Thanks for mentioning this, have queued it up.
No worries - hope you get a chance to read it.
Replying to @itsitz (0x05e2fa43587650be26aa94aef40d8da383e88318)
I open this Peep account on my 10 year Twitter anniversary. 9 years ago I deleted my 1st Twitter account cause it no longer reflected my way of thinking. How much have you change since then? Do you remain being, thinking... the same? Blockchain is forever
I'm guessing that for most people, 10 years is radically different - even in your 60's, 70's, or 80's. But you raise an interesting point. I think the forever aspect of blockchain based soc. media is good - so long as accountability stays.
Replying to @satsearcher (0x6348dbea8987c27f8462755e493f64d99c28dd05)
RP @JamesScaur: “Self-criticism ... can lead to ruminative thoughts that interfere with our productivity, and it can impact our bodies by stimulating inflammatory mechanisms that lead to chronic illness and accelerate aging” https://buff.ly/2kjvilT
Thanks for the Enso, @SatoshisNakamoto!
Marketing sauerkraut https://buff.ly/2Jzoijd
RP @JamesScaur:
"If you knew,
and you could see the world through the eyes of the customer,
and you really cared...
What would you do?
That's a simple test of creating excellence."
RP @JamesScaur:
How to explain Bitcoin to your grandmother (2013) https://buff.ly/2GHUjjr
RP @JamesScaur:
Crazy: "How I used a simple Google query to mine passwords from dozens of public Trello boards"
https://t.co/GZL1iv94iA
RP @JamesScaur:
“Self-criticism ... can lead to ruminative thoughts that interfere with our productivity, and it can impact our bodies by stimulating inflammatory mechanisms that lead to chronic illness and accelerate aging”
https://buff.ly/2kjvilT
1 Enso
RP @JamesScaur:
Resilient Web Design: a 100% free (!) book available on-web (duh), in PDF, mobi, and epub format, and via podcast/MP3. Awesome!
https://t.co/z5CrVw3drm
RP @JamesScaur: Goals vs. Systems - from "How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big" https://t.co/TOMftt6CqU
RP @JamesScaur: Exciting to see $XEM used in the real world! https://t.co/6PK0iTfWpX
RP @Bill_Gross: The emotional journey of creating anything great requires crossing the dark swamp of despair..
Outsiders almost never see the crazy belief and persistence required to cross that chasm..
"A person's success in life can usually be measured by the number of uncomfortable conversations he or she is willing to have." —Tim Ferriss via @momentumdash
Finished #WhenBreathBecomesAir. Absolutely beautiful. Reads more like poetry than biography. Much less depressing than I expected. A good story about grief, striving for an asymptote of perfection, realism, and courage in the face of death. The author's last words were brilliant.
Replying to @d2r2 (0x25551cdc379e74f36da97acdf81212c459fb9e67)
Thanks for sharing. Love Alan Watts! I'm trying to put some of his talks on IPFS but not having much luck. Oh well. This link might work later -- chosen for small file size, not message: https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/QmVN4PQWQ2k39TRJWhqnBepZkgbDufLBsR9ypzKARfKM4X
Nice! Can't seem to access though...
It does not look like I’ll be wearing my favorite hoodie anytime soon...
RP @danheld: TIME’s latest cover photo is a photo of 958 drones https://twitter.com/danheld/status/1002274347090767872
"How we spend our days is, of course, how we spend our lives." —Annie Dillard via @momentumdash
DREAM https://youtu.be/C79pemxkf3U via Maximus Thor
"Don’t build a business because you want freedom. Build a business because you want to run a business." ~ Seth Godin
https://goinswriter.com/build-a-business/
sub 'writing' for 'peeping'
Replying to @Kumaran (0xb197d4a62de6ceb5210d37dceeff72e54b4c5509)
Good morning
Wowzers. That's beautiful.
Replying to @doodlemania (0xa3ffa423140b730c0c2e1cc412a80cc49f125c01)
Great book suggestion!
Great so far!
Finally getting around to reading #WhenBreathBecomesAir - autobiography of a literature grad turned neurosurgeon who got inoperable lung cancer at 36. His writing (do you call it prose?) is fantastic so far.
Completely human. I can see why it’s recommended “to anyone, everyone”
The power of vulnerability — Brené Brown https://buff.ly/2BN6nO3