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Best game on the IC I've played so far. In BETA at the mo. Thoroughly recommend it ☭ Kudos @rem_codes ! forum.dfinity.org/t/attentio…
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☭ Comrades! Krasnograd '93 opens its gates. Rob kiosks, smuggle vodka, pick your neighbour's pocket and climb from Gopnik to Pakhan, in a living 3D Soviet town, fully on-chain on #ICP. Closed beta: reply or DM for an invite code. citxg-6iaaa-aaaai-aya2q-cai.…
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Love to work with ICP. Good people, good tech
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la cosa più bella mai vista
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crypto’s next breakthrough won’t necessarily come from the loudest project. it may come from a quiet team solving a problem everyone else accepted.
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Happy sovereign cloud appreciation day
Head in the clouds. Eyes on infinite possibilities. ♾️ Happy Cloud Appreciation Day. ☁️
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Disruptive Trilogy - Singularity $ICP
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The UN. Pakistan. Switzerland. They have already started kicking the tires on internet-computer:native The IMF just identified the need: we must find ways to rely less on just a handful of huge cloud providers. ICP was 5 years early to a global demand that is just waking up, with a moat the size of the Atlantic.
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$TOKO is now live on ICPSwap 🚀 1B total supply • $50M launch valuation Use $TOKO to purchase special NFTs, unlock new features for creators, and access much more across the growing Toko ecosystem. Explore $TOKO: app.icpswap.com/swap?input=r…
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Neutron Hackathon 🛠️ registration is now open! ntron.net
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Neutron is used for creating a user-sovereign agentic OS running on #ICP. Developers make apps; users install them. These apps expose tools to AI. You can say something like, "Check my mail and social networks, think like a secretary, and respond to questions using the knowledge base in the Files app," making the agent interact with a bunch of apps to complete the task. All of this happens inside a tab in your browser and on ICP. You never install anything on your desktop computer, and the agent runs in a sandboxed environment where you fully control the apps and context. It currently uses OpenRouter for inference. With DFINITY's planned Intelligence Gateway, these canisters will be able to run resident agents even when your browser tab is closed.
Neutron Hackathon 🛠️ registration is now open! ntron.net
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A foundation that clones its own community's projects doesn't grow the ecosystem - it empties it. Sharp case for why DFINITY out-building teams like KongSwap could push ICP devs to Solana and Base. Top pick on @nuancedapp
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The first one of these I’ve actually liked. Stephen Hawking is hilarious. “Ha ha ha ha ha ha”
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I feel like DFINITY got a pretty raw deal Their token being an early prototype VC dump has led to people just treating them like scammers But they've basically been grinding none stop since 2017 And they're one of the only networks you can deploy full stack apps on
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Query vs Update Calls on the Internet Computer $ICP On the Internet Computer, every app uses two types of calls: queries and updates. Together they balance speed and security. Query calls are the fast ones. They’re read-only, run on a single node, and return results in under 200 ms. Perfect for loading UI data or anything that doesn’t change state. Update calls are for real changes. They go through full network consensus, which takes 1–3 seconds, but the result becomes permanent and secure. Queries give you Web2 speed, updates give you Web3 trust and that combination makes the IC feel smooth, responsive, and reliable.
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Authentication vs Authorization When you log into an app, two things happen behind the scenes. First, the system checks who you are: that’s authentication. This could be Face ID, a password, a wallet signature, or Internet Identity. Once your identity is confirmed, the app checks what you’re allowed to do: that’s authorization. Can you edit your profile? Delete a post? Access admin features? One proves your identity. The other controls your permissions. Together, they keep apps secure and user-friendly. $ICP
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🔄 What’s “Reverse Gas” and why is it important? Most blockchains make users pay gas for every action. Every click. Every update. Every interaction. Great for decentralization, terrible for UX. The Internet Computer flips this model. This is called reverse gas. 💡 Developers pay, users don’t. Apps run on cycles loaded into the canister, and the canister pays for computation. Not the user. And the best part: anybody can top up a canister to keep it running. ✨ Why it matters - Smooth, web-like experience - Zero-friction onboarding - Predictable developer costs - Anyone can fund the app - Makes fully on-chain frontends possible - Web2 convenience with Web3 security On the Internet Computer, apps feel like the normal web: fast, free, and seamless, without sacrificing decentralization. $ICP
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This week I have sent in over 50 proposals to $TACO DAO - 28 proposals just today! We're currently registering a lot of backend functions so they become callable via proposal, in a step towards decentralizing more of the administration of the DAO. This would have been absolutely unbearable torture if not for the work of the still too unsung hero of the $ICP ecosystem, Mr. @rem_codes with his irreplaceable ic-toolkit.app He has easily saved me (and thus TACO DAO) 50 * 30 min = 25 hours of dev time this week alone. Thank you Remco!
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