Transcript: GM Farcaster ep258 Friday June 13, 2025 with guest cohost @erica

NounishProf, adrienne · GM Farcaster

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i get nervous

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oh okay pearl can pearl calm me down

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yes yes she is

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we are

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we are we are we

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are and pearl

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pear

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pear oh my goodness i'm so sorry that was very disrespectful pear where's pearl coming from just oh my god

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i mean it's very similarly spelled to the fruit name pears i i would assume that's not really where it's coming from maybe

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yeah alright well g m happy friday

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happy friday adrienne

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thanks for being here today erica as nanesh prath is off on her road trip and college tours with her son

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so cute i remember my road trip and college tour with my parents

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which was like a few years ago

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oh no it was like fifteen years ago

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alright i'm gonna let people know that we are live today is going to be a fun

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one yes fun friday on gm broadcaster

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and that's because as i was pulling the links my computer crashed and we will see and people are calling me now we will see if if if if they if they come up so gm everyone i just let people know we're live and we got a lot to talk about some some privy news coinbase state of crypto the internet being down and and more so

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we're gonna start with our little intro

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let's go

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maybe

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welcome to gm farcaster bringing you everything from breaking news to spicy memes to the deep lore shaping this vibrant digital community more than just a show gm farcaster is your digital third space where the community connects the stories unfold and the culture thrives whether you're a daily caster or just dropping by we've got the latest buzz to keep you plugged in so grab your coffee then let's dive in with your hosts nanesh prath and adrianne for another episode of gm farcaster

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gm farcaster today is friday june 13 holy cow it's friday the thirteenth now everything makes sense oh and you are here with me adrianne and special guest host erica friend of the show who's guest hosted many many times because now ashraf is away and we are gonna do twenty nine minutes of farfaster news to start your day and hopefully stick to that because i've got a little road trip i'm doing today and my family is out in the other room waiting for me they're load up the car is loaded and and we'll see

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how are you erica

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oh i'm great it's friday the thirteenth i was born on the thirteenth i wish i was born on friday the thirteenth so this is definitely my day

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nice

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yeah

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what's new with you how's uno

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uno is doing great to start us off on one topic which is the internet being down it's uno was not down

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alright we're gonna we we actually should start there

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we

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should start with the internet being down

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that's a pretty big one i think yeah

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because by the way i went on the internet everyone was talking about the internet being down i didn't even did you i didn't notice the internet was down

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the only way i noticed it is that claude stopped talking back to me and i was like oh no i'm i'm all alone now coding by myself and so i quickly realized the whole internet was down

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guess what else is down

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your computer forecaster

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yeah forecaster down

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there we go

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you got it the print number

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hold on hold on hold on people okay nope that's not the one nope come on nana's prompt is in her hotel room right now i i know whatever wherever she is she is laughing at us because i don't really our producer took the day off and i don't know how this work anyway our friend christopher let us know yesterday that gcp is having major disruption disruptions affecting claude which i had no clue was built on we built all our infra ourselves and managed with our when within our own kubernetes clusters so we're totally unaffected wild what such a small team can manage all of this with a little bit of elbow grease yeah fun fact did not know is that right

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until today or yesterday that cloud was like run with gcp servers yeah and i know that for the year and change we've been building this a lot of what chris and i talk about is zero third party dependencies you know controllers of your own fate try and be up as much as possible and this was a great accidental proof of concept of what we've been building for our users to make sure that it's up as often as possible

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that's incredible but like how do you actually when you say you built your info yourselves like are you hosting your own servers like in your

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chris does

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in our data center

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team in his like apartment in new york we do use cloud infrastructure for our data servers but because of how we deploy our environment once it's deployed it's not dependent upon those cloud servers to be up and running and accessing our database that's how we've shored us up against these outages on your classic cloudflare aws gcp the behemoth that actually scaffold most of the internet amazing

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i saw this from itayenko purple app ain't down by the way the only way we knew the internet down was people were on the internet talking about it i was like where where what is being down tayab forecaster runs on alibaba cloud i don't actually think it does i think

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it was it was pretty funny on that one

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yeah vista didn't notice the outage was down because he was chilling in figma if

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to your point oh yeah so also from tie up a aws and gcp goes down time to see which chain goes down i mean the when we talk about chains is being

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resilient and decentralized and not relying on any centralized server right and that's the ex expectation of blockchain is they're up all the time so we'll see which chains are built on what cloud servers i just had time to test those assumptions and to your point like we all build our we we build all of our infrastructure you don't really get to really test it sometimes you need those chaos monkeys in the wild

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yeah exactly like we had when i worked at hopper we had a channel on slack which was just called war room and like every time there was an aws outage or something like that the entire dev team which at that time was like 60 or 80 engineers would just go into the war room and you had to be online the whole time and it was the perfect test for seeing like how our systems ran during internet wide outage yeah yeah

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yes yes the crypto this is the it show this morning it's friday it's like it corner because these are the things i find interesting let's see

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and you have a newly minted dev as your cohost today so why not it time

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are you two newly minted devs or minted dev yeah well back from the back back from the dead

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okay so so you're a a a reinvented zombie dev that sounds kinda cool actually

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exactly yeah so you okay and also it was icedo gm icedoed but also but also we're doing a a big over today also can you see my screen guess what look what we're not able to read today the internet

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mm-mm no conversation for us here

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alright everybody needs to do me a favor grab a cup of coffee

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i don't have one and we're having a hang because there's no news to read

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have you tried turning it on and off again or

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we're we're we're gonna try that should we oh i bet i could just read i could just read you the internet on my phone that might be working

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yeah let's do that

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i

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sent an article this morning about how cringy zoomers think millennials are so this is perfect if we just read off of our phones

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i'm not a millennial

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well any older generation than jen said

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i don't think jen what is it i don't think the zoomers have any problem with the gen xers because we're too old probably don't there's no competition

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yeah you're just too much cool for them to handle it's like

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oh no what gen x or even more cringe

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alright i

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don't know what gen you're from so i can't i like if but alright gen x represent

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anyway can we do a quick congratulations to privy this from henry which from high forecaster fam today we're proud to announce that stripe is acquiring privy we couldn't be more excited privy continues as an independent product but now we'll move faster ship more and serve you even better so you can stay focused on your users

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two we started privy three years ago to make it easy for anyone to build better products on crypto rails that starts with better wallets at the time wallets were powerful but inaccessible built for power users and disconnected from real product ux privy abstracts that complexity away making crypto feel like the rest of the internet simple intuitive instant today we power 75,000,000 accounts across 1,000 teams enabling billions in transactions across wallets apps and users four great infra is built working with great teams none like the merkle crew forecaster there's no better place to be hyper liquidx reimagining trading blackbird x y z rewarding loyal diners usetoku playing paying a global workforce we're more focused than ever on serving our customers

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five we're just getting started from our earliest conversations with stripe they impressed us with their craft ambition and willingness to imagine new worlds like us they believe in bringing crypto and fiat together to change how values value moves through the internet and then six joining forces accelerates our mission we'll keep building for developers building on crypto rails now with more resources flexibility and firepower thank you for trusting us we're honored to build alongside you onward learn more link to the blog post i wonder how many of us like we've all we were there years ago with pre privy we know crypto pre privy days yeah i you know i'd be so the the kids will never know what we had to go through

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oh no oh no they will never understand the difficulty of the web to mobile to wallet connect

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and yeah and and henry was on our show little like maybe fifteen months ago so we can definitely replay that nice nice evergreen interview with him he's been on other he's like a genius of all geniuses

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i'm crossing my fingers that it loads for you adrienne

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if it's not so it's it's not anyway fine

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we can talk about how lovely the privy team is because they're just so

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nice that was actually the whole point of this entire the this segment was okay like that's the news but really it's about it's about the privy team that are so integrated into farcaster

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and we love them

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what i loved is the number of people celebrating privy as if we work for privy as if we all got acquired by stripe yesterday i'm sorry or when

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i thought that was the cutest part honestly is like i know that eventually you know the space will get big enough to where it starts to become much more pvp but we're still in this nascent

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like realm of camaraderie where it's just really freaking exciting to p see people succeed and like see that proof of concept actually be validated by you know a large acquisition like this

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totally

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this from nope this is from peachy

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i won't pretend to even know what privy does or how how it works but i love it because i used to have a lot of issues with wallets and apps and getting them connected and sun suddenly many of my apps just worked like magic and when i asked why the developer said oh we moved to privy privy just makes stuff work like magic i'm here for it congrats team hope you all get rich and bert also congrats i don't know what peruvian stripe are

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i mean he's a dog what do you expect right

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yeah and i had a nice little call out back to

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a a seniors talk i did at far con two years ago so seniors being the term for collective genius that erupts through a scene but one of my favorite characteristics of seniors is like when one person wins we all feel like it's a win for the entire scene mhmm and we all kind of claim it it's like a net they call it the network effects of success and we just saw that play out on the feed of everybody celebrating as if like you know as if we're all privy so congrats to an incredible team

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shout out to them they did a great job and also congratulations to debbie their newest hire

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yes

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who's stuck in right for the acquisition news great timing

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i saw on twitter people calling her the greatest trader of all time of this cycle

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that is an accurate description

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henry was on tbpn did you see this photo

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yeah i commented on it if you scroll down

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debbie with the open back vest i see you

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right there amazing yeah absolutely ripped

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she worked out twice yesterday morning she was so excited so this is a picture this is the privy office of the entire team watching henry on tbpn while henry is in a booth on tbpn it's amazing so good

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alrighty

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what else on prive

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well i was gonna remember that the title of your farcon talk proposal i think was is farcaster still a seniors and would how would you answer that question now

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okay great so so when i first proposed farcaster as a scenius it was 2023 and it was tiny like you know tiniest tiniest network and then a year ago in '24 for a part two at farcon two i came back to say like is it still athenias because farcaster had taken off and and there were so many do you remember the vibes have changed meme

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oh yes

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every time something would change in forecaster early people would be like the vibes have changed and forecaster's not the same and it's it's dead it's over you know early days it's we're done panic so a year ago so a year ago i was like yeah still still a seniors it still is it's not like this tiny tiny little tiny corner where everybody knows everybody i think anymore mhmm but is it a place where i like it's just kind of like how fast do new ideas flow through a network how much is it where there's kind of people competing with each other but it's friendly competition like competition makes everybody better and in a in a kind of like positive some way so i'd say yes

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cool i agree too i think there is still a collective genius inside of broadcaster that has yet to fully break out and like dilute itself across the entire network i guess that would be the switch from like no longer a seniors right it's like it feels more diluted

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yeah i don't know or maybe you end up getting seniors' i mean i guess the idea of a seniors' is like there's gotta be a scene happening so like innovation and creativity coming out of a loosely like distributed network

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yeah so then as we start to break off into smaller and smaller like populations then the scenes become more disparate

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yeah like you can't have a scene within a company

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right okay i see what you mean

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and it came the term came from brian eno and it was describing like the seventies rock scene in in britain yeah so it was like it came from artists like it really came from the idea of like artists create scenes and that's where different innovations and creativity explodes from and people kind of share ideas and then and then we've then seen it through like different tech scenes and stuff but it's

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so it's kind of gotta be coming from individual even if they're com like could be companies but like individual create creators

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totally totally and just a quick aside since you mentioned seventies rock is shout out to brian wilson moment of silence

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oh i

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for our beach boys man

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right yeah throw one out yeah you're beach boys fan

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oh yeah that was like what i was raised on like my parents were obsessed with seventies eighties rock i was raised in southern california on the beach surfing listening to the beach boys like the most quintessential location for being raised by the beach boys soundtracks can probably sing the songs of like or the lyrics of like every one of their major songs just like that for how many times it was just played as a kid growing up

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my parents were not music we were not a music family

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really

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yeah my dad played music

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okay but didn't like play it to

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not for yeah that's so interesting so i would like hear his music being played like he playing but it said there was music in the house but it wasn't like any sort of anything popular i got no culture

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you had

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to do

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it myself

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by the way this from mike by the way coming like farcaster will get so big it'll feel like living in nyc cities can be scenes i think

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oh yeah

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i like that

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montreal is definitely a a sinuous i think for specific genres of music and definitely tattooing and street art like there's a lot of like really popular modern artists that have come from the french culture of of montreal

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okay

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we could try to get to a next story if we think the computers if we think the computer's gonna work

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yeah

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yeah montreal is very culturally rich yeah i'm coming to canada in august erica

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where and when

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somewhere early august to nova scotia wait are you gonna be there

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i might be going to nova scotia in august yes

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oh okay we'll we'll take this offline let's coordinate

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yes i've been coordinating with offline about meeting up with her in nova scotia so that's perfect amazing

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i i wanna go for dark sky a dark sky sanctuary and see lots of alright

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are you wondering the family yes

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yes we're doing a little okay

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so cute

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alright let's do a quick let's quickly cover yesterday's state of crypto report a lot of so oh by the way i don't know if this was on your radar or something but i saw it on farcaster thank you to dylan who casted it i'm getting more and more of my breaking news on farcaster still had to go to twitter to watch it but phil stack gm really excited about the state of crypto summit which just started live stream below did you tune in to any of it

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i did i tuned in for about thirty minutes or so towards the end mostly for the tyb section oh mhmm what's tyb try your best yes by ty haney former founder of outdoor voices the online like athletic apparel company it's a crypto ecosystem that doesn't feel like crypto at all and she's onboarded so many women that are getting rewards for engaging with small businesses and and larger businesses too like they've done a partnership with sephora and selena i think right or something like that and then their big announcement which was i was really excited about even though i don't own any is they're partnering with crocs which is pretty wild like imagine if you're like giblets or whatever they're called like all of those were like nfc chipped and you got like rewarded as you wore them and like traded them with friends like that's just it's just such a winning combination for like the collectibles market pairing up with like a a consumer oriented blockchain company magic

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do you know tys on farcaster

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i learned that yesterday when she liked one of my comments about her

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yay she posted a photo of her with brian armstrong and toby from shopify ceo and nobody liked her photo because no one knows she's here it was like five i'm like help people we we have okay wait i have i have to switch stories to something very important oh breaking breaking news gabe gabe is here

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okay so gabe eimhorn new to farcaster am i the only one on this platform with $0 in crypto

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evan z solomon recasted to say gabe has no idea he's about to earn crypto just by engaging which he did to which ira replied gabe einhorn has no idea he's gonna get a shout out on gm farcaster tomorrow either so and guess what i think gabe's i think gabe's watching gabe welcome to forecaster if you have questions ask on the feed people will answer you gm forecaster is a great resource for getting your footing and understanding forecaster but not today's show

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not today's show

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talk about the bot talk about your bot adrianne

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okay and we also have forecaster one zero one which is a great onboarding curriculum that was recorded five months ago six months ago and probably a little bit stale because we talked about frames and things that no longer exist but yes anyway the reason today is not a good show is because we don't have nanish prafir who is the professor who is our show runner and she is very much enjoying her vacay and road trip and i'm really struggling because my computer crashed and there's too many buttons so we're we're we're doing the best we can but there is a bot it is called gmfc one zero one i'm going to put it up on the screen you can tag it and ask it questions

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mhmm

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that

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was one of the first thoughts i gave my friend who i onboarded to farcaster who is not in tech and is not encrypted at all and is a video journalist and she loves it and has used it a few times yes have you used it i have what do

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you think of it

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i like it it i think it's funny because it spells d gen like d g e n all caps

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yeah it's a phone right that's like there's a d gen phone

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but it's getting mixed up so it's funny to like see that it's like extremely accurate with so many things but then there's just this like d gen that like stares at you because it's in all caps yes but it's very informative and i think it's a honestly a great tool for new new users because like my friend instead of dc ing me and like waiting for me to respond when i see it she can just tag the bot and get a much deeper wealth of info by just asking questions than i would be able to give off the top of my head

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love it well that was my first project back to coding so speaking of you and i on our developer arc you're a new developer thanks to ai yes well and being a founder sorry i said being a founder just being a founder and being and being forced to develop now

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yeah i started learning to code when i was like 12 on neopets in like myspace like i would do custom profiles and like ask people for neopoints you know and stuff like that but i started really getting into like programmatic languages and not just markup make websites and stuff look pretty kind of thing twelve months ago actually around twelve or thirteen months ago like to this day yeah

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congrats thank you and i was a developer back in the day like early early two thousands

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mhmm

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and stayed in tech but wasn't hands on coding for a really long time and and yeah my bot was my first project to really get back into it and it's so fun

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did you have a great time doing it like it was actually a fun time getting back in

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the best i mean it's hard like when i pull my hair out it was really difficult but that's what makes it fun it was the best

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yeah i i feel like i puzzle people i feel like it's perfect for puzzle people because you're just trying to figure out all of the pieces that you need to put together to make it work

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totally and i'm co i'm and i'm front end vibe coding our gm forecaster website right now so if everyone's go to gmforecaster.com this will be the last week you see our very embarrassing splash page that we put up it's a card template are you going to it right now erica yes

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i have to obviously

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alright well it's a card card.co it's just a it's one of those like template websites but what's interesting is one of the reasons we haven't invested in the website is because we use our channel as our home page

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right and that makes a lot more sense you're an fc native like podcast and media company like it makes far more sense to invest where your users are right like how many people do you have discovering you through your website right now

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yeah no one

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yeah so but you're two people right with a couple of interns

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yeah the interns were there for three weeks and they i love them but they did they did nothing okay but we do have a mini app now so i've i've coded a mini app which is great so it's super cool yeah okay i gave up on the news my i if if you are watching the show right now if nanish prap is still in the comments as maybe she could just tell us the news in the comments and i'll just talk to you erica because i give up we're gonna i i i think we covered there actually hasn't been so much forecaster news these days these days in the last day erica can we do a quick what are you what's up with unofficial and uno

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yes of course other than our little brief part at the beginning where we did not go down when the whole internet went down we have been working on a couple of new features

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that we what is uno for people who are new

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oh sorry i keep forgetting that we context unofficial is the company that i cofounded with christopher at christopher on farcaster it's a discovery engine for open social content but our first product that we are releasing and already have released the beta test of is uno our forecaster client that is more media focused compared to the existing ones today less financially focused than the existing ones today and instead we're really really honing in on discovery and personalization so how can you find new content and communities and people that are relevant to you and your interests and how can we introduce you to new content that you might not know you're interested in in the first place so that's a little thirty second forty five second spiel about us

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but the last couple of weeks we've been heads down working on a mini app so that we can introduce a couple of new features to the unofficial ecosystem and farcaster ecosystem and we're very excited for this because our mini app will make it so that non iphone users can start to enter the uno world because we're building natively on all of our platforms and we are a team of two full time developers so we can't build on web ios and android all at the same time but with the mini app

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is this the first that this is so cool alright so is this the first farcaster client that will be also a farcaster mini app

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i think so actually because coinbase wallet does not have a mini app zappr doesn't have a mini app as far as i know and i mean

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most clients are like mimic like a like a mimicking kind of farcaster which is like overall will host mini apps mhmm

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so we will have many apps in uno we do have them now they're just not fully functional yet as we were waiting for all addresses to come in onto the the protocol but since that got added last week i believe end of last week we've been working on getting those up and functional great oh yes vorododge does have merv merv is actually going to be a client that's fully in a mini app and won't have no any any other way to access it like no moa amazing yeah yeah so that'll be really

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how many people do you have using your test flight beta are you calling it a beta

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yes it is beta our alpha was the react native version of the app that we released fall of last year okay we tore that down built it in swift and that's our beta we have about a 150 active beta testers right now

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yeah keeping it looking for more

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at this moment i don't know but once we have the mini app ready and a couple of things built up on the mobile application we will be releasing it much wider but the mini app will be a way that anyone can experience a little bit more of the vibe of unofficial and uno without needing to be on the test flight build so for instance like the biggest thing that we're waiting on to get people into the mobile app is notifications which we haven't built out yet

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nice well i got to have a little preview of it

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yeah and it's

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and it is so good

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and it's funny because it feels like farcaster but feels so not like farcaster so it's like same same but so different and you guys are killing it and i'm excited for you

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too yes thank you and we are developing our first smart feed algorithm simultaneously with the mini app so we'll start to introduce some of our initial discovery models over the coming weeks too which is very exciting

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awesome awesome i have you ever heard this build for people not personas

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yeah as a designer

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i love that

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i always been

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cautious of other product teams and other product designers who are very very attached to their user personas because if you don't keep those fresh and updated on a very frequent basis you may miss out on trends of how your user population is changing and other edge cases and then you know fringe populations that you can address with power features and stuff like that so i very much so am a person who tries to see both the trees and the forest when approaching product mhmm

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love that alright what else anything else before the weekend what are you looking forward to

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there's a really fun outdoor dance party tomorrow for pride at a park that's like in the middle of downtown in montreal so i'm very excited to take a break away from my computer and go boogie for a couple of hours in the sun with all of daytime yes

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oh i love it

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i know i feel so old but i'm like daytime dancing yes please

36:06Speaker 2

there was a company that was doing morning parties like morning dance parties like it was like on the way to work they would like do them in places in new york city and then i think it it might have been during the pandemic it was like we're gonna get people outside dancing

36:21Speaker 2

yeah oh did you lift or what

36:26Speaker 1

i'm assuming that's a question for me

36:28Speaker 2

i think so you've been posting workouts

36:31Speaker 1

i lifted on wednesday and i destroyed my legs and i woke out of i like got up from bed this morning and my calves just immediately seized and i almost fell down because i went so hard on them so yes i did lift two days ago and today will be arms because i can't i can't walk alright

36:53Speaker 2

rest get some get some rest yes by the way i do love a daytime rave

36:58Speaker 1

yeah should we daytime rave in nova scotia adrian

37:02Speaker 2

i think we could do that i am so excited to talk to you about this i know i i want these i want these stars to align alright i think again i by the way this a lot of familiar faces on this chat totally agree hi great to see everyone chatting hopefully you enjoyed this like chill friday vibe show not very newsy if you came for news come back on monday no don't come back monday we're off on monday okay let's do the announcements oh my god is gonna kill me she's like i know alright it's really not it shouldn't be this hard it's really hard she's got mad skills okay monday we are off because it's profs' birthday and she's gonna have a little celebration tuesday we're back at i think 11:30 pacific time or on wednesday and friday and next week is props and my birthday week so it's gonna be a fun

37:59Speaker 1

one you guys share a

38:00Speaker 2

birthday week we yes we we share a birthday week trivia is back on wednesday oh we also and i don't know if anyone played trivia was great this wednesday there were some technical difficulties i think you everyone's getting refunded their entry fee so thank you for bearing with us as we work through different kinks for new things but i think that's what people expect in forecaster like everything's on the always on the edge it's an experiment yes oh okay professor enjoy your spa day

38:32Speaker 1

oh i'm so jealous that sounds amazing

38:37Speaker 2

are you in halifax erica

38:40Speaker 1

for nova scotia yeah my friend lives about an hour outside of halifax

38:45Speaker 2

nice okay okay i'm going to halifax and cape breton island

38:50Speaker 1

oh it's so pretty i haven't been but i have a friend who has a cottage out there

38:56Speaker 2

i have an extra bedroom in our condo if you wanna pop over

39:01Speaker 1

let's chat

39:02Speaker 0

bring bring your laptop

39:04Speaker 1

yes

39:05Speaker 2

yes we can we can work okay alright

39:13Speaker 2

i'm checking out chats to see if we missed anything alright happy friday everyone have a wonderful day

39:25Speaker 2

professor i forget if there's other things i'm supposed to do at the end of the show except say bye bye

39:31Speaker 1

is there an outro music

39:33Speaker 2

no we got some outro music erica thank you so much for being friend of the show you make this super fun for me

39:39Speaker 1

thank you i had a great time this morning

39:43Speaker 2

and i will see you on

39:45Speaker 0

the timeline bye bye

39:46Speaker 2

bye