Pondering
Detroit, MI
Joined September 2013
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Dustin 2.0 retweeted
New job interview rule:
If the interviewer is AI, you are legally required to bring an AI interpreter.
Do not go in raw. You will get cooked.
Watch what happens when the candidate has backup.
#AI #JobInterview #Hiring
Dustin 2.0 retweeted
DID YOU KNOW HALF THE MINT PROCEEDS GO TO OUR POND FAMILY MEMEBER @rayroQ AND @WUTangKids AND TO THE AMAZING @RickDoblin AND THE @MAPS TEAM!
@preseteth AND I THANK YOU FOR MINTING. YOURE HELPING A GREATER CAUSE!
GO CHECK OUT THE TOOLS ON AISP.LIVE AND DOSWAPZ.COM
IF YOU WANT TO HELP MINT A TRIXMOJI PHUNK AT TM.AISP.LIVE
Dustin 2.0 retweeted
Converting points and Proxy to virtual dollars can be done at any VCM after Friday. VCM will allow you to convert most proxy $ERLAY etc to GAME CURRENCY and purchase items in game, invest in virtual tokens on the Virtual crypto market and a lot more. Any token or point from our system will be accounted for and will be in your available VC balance. Items purchased in game can range from in game only items to instant no cost NFT airdrops to your wallet through item purchase. -TWR
Dustin 2.0 retweeted
It’s always deeper than the surface with Dave Chappelle. He checkmated every snowflake who cried about his Charlie Kirk comments. All of you.
DUB. 🐐
Dustin 2.0 retweeted
.@jonstewart's not sure if Stephen Miller has ANY qualities you'd want in a chief of staff, but we bet he has the qualities most important to Trump
Dustin 2.0 retweeted
Good Morning Skeles 🌞💀
Where my journey began:
Reimagined Finance became @pear_protocol. The journey since has shown me one thing clearly: the people still innovating are the ones building real culture and new ways to participate. That’s what keeps reminding me there’s still room to do something different.
@OnlyMemes_OS by @phunk2243 is building a memetic network and OS with real care, not VC money. They took an idea that seemed out of this world and brought it to life. I’m stoked to see it go live.
@JayRaTheFUDker and the Neighborhood FUDkers stand out for finding new ways to value an NFT while building real personality around the work.
@Altcoin_Q and @DemplarOfficial brought a DnD-style game into the live online world and tied crypto into the experience so players can gain from their participation.
Logos Network (@Logos_network) is still new to me, but the direction feels different. I first heard about it through chair (@vrycmfy) and I’m still learning.
@TheRaptorRoost and @aquavaults created a way for communities to benefit from the swaps and activity their own people already do. The creative work there is impressive and I’m looking forward to helping on that journey.
Also want to mention a few people who have had an impact on me personally and shaped things through music, community, spaces, and just consistently showing up:
@JayFeezy
@MetaFrend
@preseteth
@ThatDustinShow
@Cary0x2
@chancedite
@MajinBrewLee
@rangichan
Still feels like there’s room to innovate. The ones who keep building something real are the ones that reach me & let's not forget that there is lots of room to build cool and fun memecoins!
Dustin 2.0 retweeted
BREAKING: Kentucky wants Kalshi, Robinhood and Coinbase to pay back triple what residents lost betting
Plus:
• Up to $10,000 for each senior (60+) citizen misled
Dustin 2.0 retweeted
Everyone is an activist and a rebel until they get a taste of real money.
Then you see who they really are.
The real ones don’t let money compromise them.
And there are very few of them out there.
I grew up on an internet where Anonymous was challenging governments, hacktivists were exposing corruption, and cypherpunks were writing code to undermine centralized power.
Now I watch Bitcoiners celebrate getting invited into the institutions those people wanted to make obsolete.
It’s surreal.
We went from “information wants to be free” to paid newsletters.
From challenging surveillance to accepting it as the price of compliance.
From fuck-you money to “look how many billionaires own Bitcoin.”
From questioning the monetary system to cheering for dollar stablecoins and Wall Street adoption.
And apparently, if you still care about the political and philosophical principles behind this technology, you’re being divisive.
I remember when being divisive toward concentrated power was the entire point.
The early internet wasn’t perfect. Neither were the hacktivists. But at least they understood something we’ve almost forgotten:
The goal wasn’t to become powerful enough to sit beside the people controlling the system.
The goal was to build a world where nobody had that kind of power over you.
We didn’t lose the technology.
We lost the audacity.
Dustin 2.0 retweeted
I grew up on an internet where Anonymous was challenging governments, hacktivists were exposing corruption, and cypherpunks were writing code to undermine centralized power.
Now I watch Bitcoiners celebrate getting invited into the institutions those people wanted to make obsolete.
It’s surreal.
We went from “information wants to be free” to paid newsletters.
From challenging surveillance to accepting it as the price of compliance.
From fuck-you money to “look how many billionaires own Bitcoin.”
From questioning the monetary system to cheering for dollar stablecoins and Wall Street adoption.
And apparently, if you still care about the political and philosophical principles behind this technology, you’re being divisive.
I remember when being divisive toward concentrated power was the entire point.
The early internet wasn’t perfect. Neither were the hacktivists. But at least they understood something we’ve almost forgotten:
The goal wasn’t to become powerful enough to sit beside the people controlling the system.
The goal was to build a world where nobody had that kind of power over you.
We didn’t lose the technology.
We lost the audacity.
Dustin 2.0 retweeted
Ok so show proof.
I’m not wasting my time.
I have real work to do. You don’t.
Show the proof.
