Peeps by @NateStipe
Showing page 17 of 23 (1,105 peeps total)
Replying to @pluma (0xd9fb1d684627a890347a4f6a7fe32e993617b6d8)
you are all so awesome. thank you. @bevan @abcoathub @hannah @jm9k @balresch @zoe @shigako @bishop @wgmeets @natestipe @d2r2
Keep 'em coming. Enjoy seeing your pics!
#peepethpics
Replying to @mokens (0x0b22380b7c423470979ac3ed7d3c07696773dea1)
Mokens also has a forgery system. So if a moken is created called "Thor God of Thunder" and then another moken is created called "Thor" but they are both about the god of thunder, then the second Thor would be marked and displayed as a forgery.
What are you using to determine this, the Description input? If so, are you using keywords or a word for word comparison to flag as a forgery?
Replying to @DazedConfused (0xff407fa6de8f41ac7f1281d0d2b5e068331a6d88)
The opposite of love is not to hate, it's indifference. #ReSpawn
Wouldn't the opposite of loving something (a feeling of caring) be hating something (a feeling of anger)? Indifference to me is neither loving nor hating.
Replying to @NateStipe (0xd5d560b2e9faddd6796ac777963dd59c42babae2)
Interesting. I added my info to the main ipfs address and presto, a link to my image on IPFS. This is cool! https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmWy4Pk6ehGmaVkXDakSDkbwkPHkhcd7tfTZrnDvxPi4mK
Anybody know why it displays sideways here, but vertical on ipfs?
Replying to @Shigako (0x1e524685f67e065165fe7f179e97433ec07b0fc4)
@d2r2 I have put my world map on ipfs! https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmXGDw8R5DEgZ4uNpTgU46hLEx8J2YdwL3d97Qmt3RKQHD Sometimes I draw world map like this by memory alone, without observing real map. This 2017 version tells me my fact is memorized fact & not accurate anymore.
Interesting. I added my info to the main ipfs address and presto, a link to my image on IPFS. This is cool!
https://ipfs.io/ipfs/QmWy4Pk6ehGmaVkXDakSDkbwkPHkhcd7tfTZrnDvxPi4mK
Replying to @mokens (0x0b22380b7c423470979ac3ed7d3c07696773dea1)
I want ethereum game developers to use mokens in their games and attached valuable metrics to them that are used in their games. So if someone makes a race car moken and increases its speed value in the game, then that make it more valuable and so can sell for a higher price.
I think you have the basis of a good idea and hope you develop it to be successful. Is there anything stopping someone else from using your idea and creating their own version doing the same thing? If there isn't, I would think the one with the best qualities will win out
Replying to @mokens (0x0b22380b7c423470979ac3ed7d3c07696773dea1)
Interesting ideas. I decided not to ban mokens. Instead I can hide inappropriate mokens from my website. I am planning to allow the users of mokens vote for the price to mint new mokens. This gives users more control and I think will enhance quality of mokens.
I assume you make something out of each moken created? Could a majority of users collude and vote on a crazy low price? If so, I would recommend you set a minimum creation price.
Replying to @vvinam (0xcf6661bb265dd36af78e21217aabd535dca3b6de)
Hi all
Welcome to Peepeth, Huy.
#welcome
Replying to @mokens (0x0b22380b7c423470979ac3ed7d3c07696773dea1)
If someone else created a second "Thor" then it would be labeled a forgery. In the future I want to create a contract that enables people to vote with the mokens about which mokens are forgeries and the website can use that as the source of forgery info.
Could you build into the logic something that would reject a name if it has already been created (bump up against a ref table). So "Thor" moken and "Thor God of Thunder' are both okay, But a second Thor moken would not be allowed to be created.
Replying to @reneil1337 (0x614a61a3b7f2fd8750acaad63b2a0cfe8b8524f1)
Tokenized some photos I took during the last months. My two boys are the first cats on Digital Art Chain http://reneil.me/artworks/
#lkie
Replying to @kevin0kim (0xc0dd6706c461eee71634baa5cc8006918764649d)
Testing! Hello world
Welcome to Peepeth, Kevin
#welcome
Replying to @pluma (0xd9fb1d684627a890347a4f6a7fe32e993617b6d8)
this way!!!
#lkie
Replying to @balresch (0xd6d48727d8835b73f8dc511a5baaf3445a6f65c9)
I was kind of sad that the special edition has a 50% higher price than the regular one.
But it's pinkish red and you get a couple of fun Laslo's Pizza inserts. Surely that's worth the extra 40 quid? ;)
Replying to @fausto (0x46e74069dff8aadcaba89a336f3307ff5c862c50)
01000111 01101111 01101111 01100100 00100001 00100000 01001001 00100111 01101101 00100000 01101110 01101111 01110100 00100000 01100001 01101100 01101111 01101110 01100101 00100000 00111010 00101001
#lkie
Replying to @TravelOnCrypto (0xf07c68aa25c5a852db17c0e77e34ca023c9b60ce)
Hello, fellow Peepers! For all you cryptocurrency enthusiasts on here, please check out Travel On Crypto @www.traveloncrypto.com where we aim to show people the amazing places and incredible experiences you can spend your cryptocurrencies on around the world!
This sounds interesting. I remember back in the late 90's/early 00's when a guy tried to live for a certain period time by only ordering stuff from online. Crypto is version 2.0 of that
Replying to @TravelOnCrypto (0xf07c68aa25c5a852db17c0e77e34ca023c9b60ce)
Verifying my identity on Peepeth.com 0xf07c68aa25c5a852db17c0e77e34ca023c9b60ce
Welcome, @TravelOnCrypto - you need to post the verification message to Twitter.
Looks like we are in a bit of a new user lull. We added 985 users in April and are at 253 for May so far (we've added a bit over 50 in the last 5 days). Have you decided if you are going to modify the batching costs/requirements @Bevan?
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
42
01000100 01101111 01101110 00100111 01110100 00100000 01110000 01100001 01101110 01101001 01100011
Replying to @CallMeGwei (0x285bc660aa42b8effc6c60357cd4d8ca072be625)
01010011 01101111 01110101 01101110 01100100 01110011 00100000 01100111 01101111 01101111 01100100 00101110 00100000 01011001 01101111 01110101 00100000 01100010 01110101 01111001 01101001 01101110 01100111 00111111 00100000 00111010 00101101 00101001
0111011101101000011000010111010000100000011001000110111101100101011100110010000001100001011011000110110000100000011101000110100001101001011100110010000001101101011001010110000101101110
Thank you for the Enso, @ookimaki !
Thanks @ookimaki for introducing me to your digital art publishing site. I gave it a go and published my first piece, although I actually messed up and published it sideways. Maybe it will be a new fad.
1 Enso
Replying to @scottcbusiness (0x3fcb3018cbd53e0a6c93048eb5c7199487d7b7fe)
Hey everyone, so I'm a witness on the Steem blockchain. Check out my official witness thread #steem #steemit #witness https://steemit.com/witness-category/@scottcbusiness/witness-scottcbusiness
Welcome to Peepeth, Scott. I think Marvn Gaye is looking for you https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whTb96zr9_w
Replying to @d2r2 (0x25551cdc379e74f36da97acdf81212c459fb9e67)
Ha! Don't worry. I've clearly already had mine and it's relatively painless!
You never forget your first time, and many laugh later on..............
Replying to @mokens (0x0b22380b7c423470979ac3ed7d3c07696773dea1)
Do you think I should remove the functionality to ban mokens? Info about that here: https://mokens.io/about @all @abcoathup @NateStipe
I agree with both @abcoathup & @CallMeGwei . Wielding ultimate control is not progress
Replying to @Josep (0xfd836ddfed60c1112f5193c8c4e8e3058e9611df)
I've uploaded a picture, congratulations for your application
@ookimaki - Is there a way to see on your site what people are creating? For example, could I see the new digital art by @Josep?
Replying to @ookimaki (0xaad0bb0dffaef8c2b0c07dc9ba9603083e8be1f5)
Hi there! I'm Ethereum dApps developer in Japan. Now my dApps is live! Please try it out! http://digitalartchain.com/ Here you can convert your image file to Ethereum ERC721 token.
Welcome to Peepeth, Maki. I think this is a great idea and look forward to learning more about it.
Replying to @Josep (0xfd836ddfed60c1112f5193c8c4e8e3058e9611df)
El gat (1992) Fernando Botero #Barcelona
#lkie
@torch - Thanks for the Enso!
Replying to @Bevan (0x30755d3e65c0cf46c35b72d11e52d941c5fc3a3e)
Oak, bay, and different kinds of ferns.
#lkie
Replying to @oscarsalas (0x6db6b4b7fa055734146538c9aa7e912f9034d129)
A design I did with my girlfriend for my company’s Instagram. @salasanimationstudio
#lkie
Replying to @davjdav (0x083dc4ac009e5d2d89fc1ef3e2e125d3b15509ef)
Fair, but if the primary value of decentralization is avoiding censorship, etc. then presumably someone is saying something of value that someone else would like to censor. It seems unlikely that Big Brother will care about removing cat pics (with all due respect to the felines!)
I think that users of Peepeth can craft their peeps based on either of the points you both are making. Some people may want to be more thoughtful about what they post as it's permanence is a factor. Others may want to peep freely like they normally would on Twitter.
Replying to @davjdav (0x083dc4ac009e5d2d89fc1ef3e2e125d3b15509ef)
So while I personally don’t ususally have much to say that I think is worth saving for very long. How about reporting events or posting photos that are worth archiving? I feel much more comfortable with this idea.
That sounds like a great idea to me. There are "Peeple/Peepers" on Peepeth from all over the world who have reported on events and shared pictures from their location. Looking forward to your perspective.
Replying to @davjdav (0x083dc4ac009e5d2d89fc1ef3e2e125d3b15509ef)
Rather than just facilitating conversations like other social media, it seems to me that the archival value of the blockchain is unique.
Being uncensorable, decentralized and permanent is a unique feature of Peepeth when compared to other social media. Archival value will most certainly be an important factor to some users who face censorship.
Replying to @davjdav (0x083dc4ac009e5d2d89fc1ef3e2e125d3b15509ef)
So, it’s been a week since my first peep and I haven’t followed up with another. I’ve thought of posting, but the permanence of the post seems to have created a high bar for relevance. I think, “This doesn’t need to exist forever,” and then decide not to post.
Permanence does make one think. Nice to hear from you again, David.
Replying to @russell (0x8a8e04ddb4a26f69e1c04acdcabebdb3587d0343)
Love is power!
Welcome to Peepeth, Russ. Hope you love it.
@dean Thank you so much for my first tip!
Replying to @Torch (0xeb3410c115ed0dd724976ce48259af0d84a1edb8)
Oh boy, a decentralized tweeters!
Welcome to Peepeth, Dan. A taco burger sounds pretty darn good.
1 Enso
Thanks for the Enso, @balresch!
Replying to @mokens (0x0b22380b7c423470979ac3ed7d3c07696773dea1)
It is kind of far-fetched but the M comes from made, as in user-made. Almost all cryptocollectibles are created by programmers and their algorithms. Not mokens. Mokens are user-designed and user-Made! Really, I just needed an easy, unique name for what I was doing.
I think it makes sense. Maken might have been an option (Made-Token), but, I would have only thought about bacon.
Replying to @dallara (0x0b973296a185a3bf629f3e828b6770a5bd28cf42)
Solution to optimize cheap adoption and spam control is some kind of PoS system (like Casper) where everyone posts a bond in Eth, the amount you can peep is related to your bond amount, and some Validators can forfeit your bond if you spam. No spam, no fee. Obv harder to code.
But what price would you set the bond at? A lot of people don't have an amount of $ they can set aside at one time. Also, by determining Peep volume based on the $ amount of your bond it would favor those with more means.
Replying to @mokens (0x0b22380b7c423470979ac3ed7d3c07696773dea1)
Anyone interested in designing and creating cryptocollectibles without being a programmer? I am the creator of https://mokens.io/
Nick - what's the Mo - part of Mokens mean?
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
Upfront cost impacts the ROI of spam but also adoption. Current gas price appears to be hurting use and adoption (based on my reading of the stats). There may be a magic number above free. I love Peepeth and want it to be successful.
It's interesting that gas prices in increments of pennies (even @ current levels) are preventing a wider adoption. Even if you assume a .10 USD avg batch cost, it's only 130 bucks & that's for about ALL of the Peeps submitted to date ($1.60 for my 250 peeps over 2 months)
Replying to @mokens (0x0b22380b7c423470979ac3ed7d3c07696773dea1)
Great question Nate. Mokens cannot be duplicated. The contract enforces case-insensitive unique moken names. Beyond that the forgery system will mark any moken as a forgery on the moken website and in the mokens ethereum contract if it is about something an earlier moken is about
Thanks, Nick. I made my first Moken. Looks fun.
Replying to @mokens (0x0b22380b7c423470979ac3ed7d3c07696773dea1)
Why was the number 15 chosen for a batch? Why not 100 for a batch?
It's the title to a Taylor Swift song and Peepeth's creator @Bevan is a huge Taylor Swift fan.
Okay I'm kidding (sorry Bevan). I assume because it was decided that 15 is a good number to reduce post costs while still allowing for timely uploads to the blockchain.
1 Enso
Replying to @abcoathup (0x13ebd3443fa5575f0eb173e323d8419f7452cfb1)
I just paid USD 19 cents for a batch. Ouch.
Tell me about it. I paid 22 cents this morning and it took over 20 minutes to go through.
#gaspains
Replying to @mokens (0x0b22380b7c423470979ac3ed7d3c07696773dea1)
One interesting thing about Mokens is the price to mint a new one goes up a little bit each time one is minted. I think I will launch mokens on the main net at a very low price like at 0.002 ETH or similar.
What is the reasoning for progressive pricing? Is the name the only thing that can't be duplicated? If so, could I just create a dupe of a Moken I may like by adding a period/character at the end? Are the attributes tracked?
Came across this guy on a recent hike. Thought some snake had grown little legs or didn't fully evolve. After some research, it turns out it's a Five-lined Skink (a lizard)
Mertensia virginica (Virginia bluebells)
Native to most woodlands in Eastern North America
#flowersofpeepeth