@andrewpgsweeny@PageauJonathan "May the doors be opened" is not praying to the infinite. It is wishing something about your relation to the infinite. Praying to it would be something like "May YOUR doors be opened".
@andrewpgsweeny@PageauJonathan Jonathan meant why don't Buddhists pray to the "infinite". As you said, you don't. The point being that one of the differences between Christianity and Buddhism is that in Christianity God is personal.
@PageauJonathan I think John answered to a different question from what Jonathan asked. Jonathan asked whether you can have a personal relationship with the infinite but John answered about the philosophical relationship between the finite and the infinite.
@PageauJonathan Ignore them Jonathan. There will always be someone to criticise you on the internet. You cannot please everyone and Twitter is where people go to express their most toxic side.
π£ Shields Up π‘οΈ
For the #GitcoinBeta Round which completed last month, we partnered with Coinbase on creating a commemorative NFT collection whose mint fees went to crypto advocacy orgs.
In light of today's news, we're doubling down on the π‘οΈ symbolism, because it's never been more important for our community to stand behind crypto.
If you'd like to show your support of the industry and sector that has given us all so much, mint a shield at the link in Brian's tweet, and consider adding a shield to your name π«‘
Mint fees will go to our next Gitcoin Grants Crypto Advocacy Round.
Long live crypto.
Baby Alpha is here! We are proud to announce that today we hit our Baby Alpha milestone and have begun the march to Fair Onboarding Alpha and Full Launch Alpha.
https://t.co/8PBC9sRNPS
What we've accomplished and what's ahead π§΅ (1/6)
Weβre excited to share, we have:
1) Raised $200M and now have a total of $458M in mission-driven funding
2) Decided to go FULL OPEN SOURCE at our next milestone
3) Reserved β of a potential future token for the ecosystem
4) Formed a partnership with @OpenZeppelin
π1/8
@daniela_witten Right, you should do a quick data analysis and go for mojitos and tweeting while actual engineers re-do the project in a general purpose programing language that can be rolled to production without you bothering them.