Aaron Parecki

Yep and my formula of making "mixtapes" of my library of assets and also releasing the solos, 1 hour loops of those solos, 60 sec short versions, and then also making 1 hour versions of mixtapes and 10 hour versions, its wildly practical, plus a 24/7 radio live stream video.

The video I just uploaded is one of those that took me so long to make. A ton of different stuff in one and half the time I was like DOES THIS MAKE ANY SENSE?
So glad it's done now I can move on with my entire life 😌🤣

I pay to have it produced and this summer I will probably get back into making some on my own a little bit. I own the rights to everything and that is what makes my music channel unique.

My goal is to be one of the only people that own 100-500 unique music assets.

This guy flies his Skydio in autonomous mode while riding his bike in traffic, the drone loses him & flies into a train station filled with people. Somehow the cops let him go, so he flies again.

🤦‍♂️This is not OK.

Even @SkydioHQ is in the comments.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWdx_Rdv94o&lc=UgzsBw9rf3TOermoceV4AaABAg

YouTube subscriber count ;)

Just have random restaurants from Yelp and TripAdvisor. Randomise the results for four stars and above, the display says: "It looks lovely here but you can't go."🙂

There are some really cool e-ink + home assistant combos that exist.

You could display a growth graph of some sort. Something with an exponential curve.

Upcoming streams?

Vaccination rate, days since pandemic began :)

There’s a 4K, 8 hour video where they mounted a RED camera to the front of a train in Scandinavia somewhere. Put that on a loop in vlc.

Hehe @HelloTidbyt

But there's still centralization at some level. TCP? Maybe even HTTP?

Thanks for digging deeper! The "network" centralization is actually pretty much expected though?

I did look around and couldn't find any mentions of those on any easily searchable docs. Where is this stuff described? I don't even see any reference to that on the main page about it https://ethereum.org/en/eth2/vision/

Please do your own research before posting messages like this. It's all public. Ethereum has several "node" clients in its 1.x version (geth, parity, erigon...) And an explicit goal of 2.0 was to have actually at least 6.

What monoculture are you referring to? As someone who's part of that ecosystem, i can guarantee it's a lot more diverse than the orders of magnitude larger than the indieweb one for example...

This is one of the most important aspects of Web 2.0 that web3 advocates have tried to retcon. That generation also started with optimistic creators talking about decentralized, user-owned, open protocols (open standards, even!) that would empower people. Guess how it played out.