Replying to @dreyethh @ifedimeji_
grid light is like christmas gift for me here,
most of my money went into setting up solar sadly;
so i pray for sunlight (no light in the past 24hrs)
Postmark Square: a walkable Zcash town where every payment is a letter, and most are postcards anyone can read.
> You carry 250 ZEC past the Ledger Readers.
> Leak too much and you get mugged. 😈
Six lesson portals, from zero to your first shielded transaction:
1. Postcards and envelopes: what transparent and shielded payments reveal.
2. Get a wallet: install Zodl, write your recovery words on paper.
3. Get your first ZEC: a swap, a friend, or an exchange.
4. Seal it: shield your transparent coins.
5. Send a sealed payment: pay Sam back, fully shielded, with a private note.
6. When to send a postcard: unshield on purpose, and know what it leaks.
Each has a short film, a practice round, and the real steps on your own phone. Then the Sorting Office checks your real txid on Zcash mainnet.
Built for #ZECATHON @zksnarks_
Kicking off ZECATHON’s Wildcard track with a $5,000 USD bounty, paid in $ZEC, for the best onboarding video series or web experience.
Wallet setup, getting ZEC, shielding & unshielding, sending & receiving.
Take someone from zero to their first shielded transaction.
Tweet your submission and tag @zksnarks_
Deadline: Sunday, October 4.
About to make some decisions
You hit send.
Then spot the private detail you missed.
Trust is hard to win back.
Redact uses @qvac locally:
OCR + reasoning suggest what to cover.
You review every mask and export a separate flattened copy.
90-second demo ↓
Code: github.com/danielAsaboro/red…
Replying to @VictorShallang @4k_mira
my brother in christ,
the stupid chair i got is anything but ergonomic
back started hurting less than 3 months in
proper ergonomic chairs are in the million range not 200k, 300k issh
that's why i'm in the sitting room
A product recall rarely begins with a dramatic alarm.
It begins with an email.
Then the expensive confusion starts.
- Which locations received the affected stock?
- Which batch numbers should staff inspect?
- Has every branch responded?
- Is “no record found” proof that the product is absent or simply missing data?
For small multi-location food operators, these questions are often managed through spreadsheets, calls, inboxes, and group chats.
Every hour spent reconciling them means more staff time, avoidable stock disposal, delayed reopening, unnecessary shutdowns, and greater exposure if one location is missed.
That is why I built RecallDesk.
RecallDesk turns a supplier notice into a live, evidence-backed response across every location.
It preserves missing information as unknown instead of quietly declaring stock safe. Workers record physical checks and upload evidence.
Owners see progress in real time, and the incident cannot be closed until every required location has responded with current evidence.
If the notice changes, RecallDesk reopens the incident and invalidates stale decisions automatically.
The goal is simple: replace fragmented recall coordination with a workflow that is faster, clearer, and auditable.
Built for the Convex All Gas Hackathon with @convex, @OpenAI, @firecrawl, and @agentmail.
recalldesk.asaborodaniel.cha…
#AllGasHackathon
Redmi/Xioami monitors don't have a remote
so i always find myself fiddling with the joystick behind it, so i built one i can control from my macs
depending on which one is active























