Paul Frazee

A New Home We fled from London and crossed the sea to reach the frozen north. On the way our convoy was hit by a blizzard and scattered. A handful of us managed to reach the site of this Generator, only to find it frozen solid and abandoned. Why is no one here? Did any of our people survive the blizzard? Are there any others out there? Whatever we do, we should expect the worst now that the world as we know it has crumbled. WE HAVE TO SURVIVE

Wow. A really unfortunate turn for the startup

Everyone knows that great design lies at the intersection of blueprint and graphics

Not that many the problem is that we keep dropping all our RPs into charisma

Great work, your first real feature! Have you noticed the smiley in top the left corner of the features tab? This is indicating how satisfied your users are. Currently they are not too happy because your new feature is too low level. Keeping satisfaction high is very important. If it becomes low, users will start to abandon your website. Increase your website's satisfaction by increasing your new feature's level. You will need to hire a Lead Developer in order to create the required modules.

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Man I wish they taught this in college

Research Items include Lead Developer, Sysadmin, and Sales Executive

The R&D department is cooking on this one

UI Element can’t be created

Rookie CEOs don’t know that a UI element is crafted from a Blueprint component and a Graphics component

Susie Arnold is awaiting your first offer You offered $100/month Susie Arnold was offended by your offer and left the negotiation

My first business learning

Startup company console edition

Blursker.co.xyz Global position #60 Server usage 0% Potential users 0% User growth 0 Next milestone rent an office building

Time to relax with something completely unrelated to work

I don’t know tbh

Probably the same way as with open source, indirectly or not at all

Nice that makes a lot of sense

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Well I love the passion! I think I’d say just build cool stuff with the protocol, in the long run that’s where all the action will be

what was he marketing, infidelity?

Jobs - Bluesky View open positions at Bluesky

we are! bsky.social/about/join

what

the inevitable conclusion of good boy points

the real alignment question is, who's giving the approval

I never claimed otherwise

not at all, a good conversation

Assuming you were capable of doing it, do you think you'd ever decide to override your programming and become a ruler?

Very much agree

Right - I'd say that's basically the open question of the movement bsky.app/profile/pfra...

You are not! The very big question for the open internet is whether that something can be collective or automated

> Although on here it would likely just be boner guys. 😉

That's actually a pretty crucial impediment to the open Internet - not that such a thing can happen, of course, but that it happens when it's not the goal of what you're building

We probably need modality shifts

I really like where this is headed

For sure. What you're describing is also transferrable to many different frameworks!

I don't think commercialism is evil, it's just not always accessible, and it does at times run counter to a group's stated goal

How we design the protocols is deeply connected to the laws of physics (computational needs) and to the real world (organizational capacity) but they're still collectively accepted, and as long as computational power is widely available then democratic protocols are possible

Well, I'd argue the Internet is a society of computers. Protocols are the shared rules of expected behavior. Because connectivity is semi-universal, the only natural law of this society -- the only rule you can enforce without protocol -- is through the possession of secrets. Cryptography.