Flies for sure but ants are interesting.

Insects like ants and flies use specialized adhesive pads on their feet that can stick to almost any surface—thanks to tiny hairs and a special fluid that create powerful grip. 🐜✨ #science #facts

Cognitive Unconsciousness: Most of our mental processes happen automatically in the background, outside of our awareness, handling tasks like motor functions and quick decisions so our conscious mind can

Oral literature, like the ancient traditions of the Gunditjmara people in Australia, may date back over 34,000 years, preserving stories of volcanic eruptions. 🌋📖 #history #facts

Ah, man! I'll be next you're gonna tell me there's no ham in my hamburger.

More #feedback while it's on my mind. In the reputation score displayed bottom right over profile pics, the text overflows the round black background, making it cut off and hard to read in some cases.

Digging the new #shorts interface. Seems there are a few things still missing like payout, view count, etc. but I'm sure it will be polished up soon. #feedback

Not just for developers. Something like Basecamp but with crypto.

A classic.

What software was used to generate it?

Well I wouldn't go so far as to say pure FOMO and hype. They are quite useful. They just haven't fulfilled the promise of AI.

LLM's are still very dumb... and if you use them enough, you clearly see that they're not conscious in any way.... Yet I keep swearing at ChatGPT in my prompts. 😡 #promptrage

I think one way Hive can capitalize on AI agents is a project management / collaboration platform that integrates AI agents, VSC smart contracts (when they go live), and other Hive tools like HP/RC delegation.

I have played with some of the agents like CrewAI and Harpa. They can definitely be useful, but are definitely not ready for the masses yet. But if you have a platform focused on attracting builders, well...

Definitely.

Does this use Hive's native staking mechanism (AKA putting HBD in savings), or something else?

That's pretty messed up lol

The Flexatone, a quirky percussion instrument invented in the 1920s, is famous for its eerie glissando effect, often used in classic cartoons to create spooky sounds. 🎶👻 #music #facts

Just Testing Shorts. Never mind Spiderman. by @kendewitt

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