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Chancellor on the brink… Just a few hours earlier the FOMC said that our banking system is sound and resilient. The system doesn’t work. #BTC #Bitcoin
What’s crawling around #lens today?
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Will it happen again? #Bitcoin #blockchain #lens
Noticed anything about this null bill from 1957? This note WAS backed by null of silver, but now it’s backed by null of “trust me bro”. If you own any old and unique coins/notes please share! #Fiat #Lens #Bitcoin #Polygon
🌿 Weekly Highlights of Lens 🌿 📆 March 27th - April 3rd, 2023 Check out the latest news and updates from the last week in the #LensVerse 👇 📍 @yup_io.lens @orbapp.lens @buttrfly.lens @klvrs.lens @millionrecords.lens @phaver.lens @postter.lens @socllyofficial.lens
📚 **Fun fact about posts on #Lens!** They can be hosted on either centralized or decentralized resources. Decentralized ones cannot be deleted. A better name for the "Delete" button (@lenster.lens) in this case would be "Hide" because, technically, it is more accurate. Such a post can still be viewed even after deletion. On the other side, centralized ones can be deleted if you or anyone else can access the centralized host. Or better, if a post owner can delete it, he can also change the content. So, when you see a post, you can only be sure that the content will stay the same once you know whether it is centralized or not (better not to believe in bet predictions on Lens, right?). And since comments are technically still posts (but with a reference), we can edit them as well and make some dirty game. In general, there will be no edit tracks unless the comment's content has been uploaded to some sort of archive. That was my first thought, but then I dug a little deeper. The trick won't work with the default Lens indexer that everyone uses nowadays because it indexes posts only once after transaction confirmation on #Polygon. So, basically, it copies your post to the indexer's DB, and later, when you use Lenster or some other client, you don't get the data from the actual post's content URL but from this DB. I wondered why it works like that because this means the indexer's DB won't represent the actual state of the blockchain in some cases. I've written in the Lens Discord, and the answers were as follows: https://discord.com/channels/918178320682733648/1080136391989669989/1080230235854864446 @cesare.lens: "To be clear the blockchain data is not changed, on-chain each post|comment has a content URI that cannot be changed. The contentURI has to point to a public location. From an immutability perspective a "purist" would argue to use an immutable data storage (e.g. IPFS) still the Lens Protocol does not stop you to use a URL you control. The indexer is driven primarily by on-chain events to determine what and when to fetch contentURI. Updating the file won't cause a chain event so simply updating the file won't work." @wagmi.lens: "We will add a refresh endpoint soon it's on the radar" Previous posts: 1. Beginning - https://lenster.xyz/posts/0x8218-0x6c 2. Lens on the zkEVM testnet - https://lenster.xyz/posts/0x8218-0x96 #learning #notes #dev 💰 **Mirror, like, and follow** to get **0.123 WMATIC**; limited to the first 100 users. Thanks to @wav3s.lens
gm to everyone on Lens 🌿
This gin and tonic was phenomenal! What’s your go-to drink? #speakeasy
After 24 hour marathon brainstorming session, we came up with a solution for content discovery and bot detection for Lens with @pealco.lens stay tuned for the shipping
**If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together.** **- African Proverb** We as a society need to come together and focus on how to build a better future for everyone. Open source and transparent applications are required to make that a reality. Excited to join the #lens ecosystem! Thanks to 🌿@stani.lens🌿 🌿@lenster.lens🌿 🌿@lensprotocol🌿 #Genesis