@LefterisJP This is how it was explained to me: In a country where https://t.co/OtXMLJ9JvH (taxis) credentials are shared with family members/accountants/neighbours how can you tell a request is legitimate ? Greek sim cards are tied to you because id is required to get one...
@LinuxHandbook -Do it once with search/ai, keep notes.
-Delete it, do it again, only with your notes.
-Delete it, now automated it.
-Write a blog post on your experience.
Teaches:
-learn how to learn
-how to read and write documentation
-how to automate
-and knowledge sharing
dSheets is only in v0.1
& will be growing EVERY WEEK.
Your contributions are essential, as they have been with dDocs. Coming soon:
-native charts based on your sheet data
-write onchain (simulate, bundle, submit txs onchain from your dSheet)
-more datablocks/onchain functions
-local LLM to help you make sense of all that data & structure your work
@LefterisJP@VitalikButerin If you can find flaws in the responses AI gives you for domains you are an expert, why trust it for domains you cannot judge the quality of the responses ?
I see what you are trying to say Vivek but, a decentralized ecosystem thrives on accountability. That means calling out bad actors, grifters, and misleading narratives is part of its strength.
We've seen figures like this come and go before. There’s no paradigm shift here. A short-term price pump driven by a grifter’s words is irrelevant to the long-term vision of Ethereum. It shouldn't distract those truly invested in its future.
Ethereum is here to stay for the next 100 years, forming the foundation for financial infrastructure and applications. To get there, we must stay serious—focusing on technology, real use cases, and continuous development.
The ecosystem has no shortage of innovation across EVM chains. That’s where attention belongs—not on pandering to opportunists or politicians looking to extract value for themselves.
@LefterisJP Try https://t.co/Y6UXGFqksM and if this works you can take it to the next level by buying certain Lego series that allow you to program a robot using scratch
@letsraave Seems fitting for a ghost to write poems so close to Loy Krathong, since it's loosely related to ghosts itself and the first known mention of it was in a poem.