I registered on Grammarly on 2016-05-11T12:49:14.000(I took the date from the API). Since then, Grammerly checked about 1.8M words I wrote which is more or less ~17 novels.
As a non-native English speaker, I generally use Grammarly to at least get rid of any typos.
Not all the checkings were made over Docs in the app since Grammarly has extensions and can check in many other places.
But in the app, I created around ~600 documents unfortunately, Grammarly does not support pagination, and it only...
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I wrote a SvelteKit starter for farcaster frames V2, now mainly people involved with developing Farcaster/Warpcast tech mainly use Next/React, in fact, many of the official libraries don’t have docs for other stacks.
Now we should talk a bit about version 2 for Frames(rebranded recently as Mini Apps), IMO frames V1 was a bit of a flop, because it used a very inefficient way to communicate, which was through images, at the time I was firmly against that spec, and I suggested using Iframe instead, ...
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The Phaver app is no longer available, the product was discontinued in January, but it still functioned even in late February. A product named SoicalAI DAO will be the new product reborn from Phaver's ashes, but as it stands out, it won't have much to do with the old app, which was a social network pegged mostly on Lens and a bit on Farcaster.
To be fair the social network project can only find success if it survives for a very long time, I think even at this moment Phaver was one of the most im...
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I’ve had a personal domain since 2007 and tested many frameworks and self-host solutions. Most of them were based on C++, PHP, Python, GO, and JS. Believe it or not, back in 2005-2006 it was popular to write web apps using a system language like C / C++ and use a (CGI) Common Gateway Interface to execute compiled programs. In fact, PHP was inspired a lot by C, as it first wanted to be just a templating engine for C. I didn’t touch PHP for a few years, even though I used most PHP frameworks, but ...
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