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AI DevRel & Blockchain Developer

Samjha Do

Last week I built an app with that name. It does one thing. You describe a screen that is confusing you, and it explains what is happening in calm Hindi or Marathi, as text and as a voice you can listen to.

BlogChain - July 12 2026

Your weekly mix of bold stories, trends & ideas in crypto, AI, privacy & inspiration.

BlogChain - July 5 2026

Your weekly mix of bold stories, trends & ideas in crypto, AI, privacy & inspiration.

The 17.9% Problem: Why LLM Agents Need Real Feedback, Not Self-Verification

There's a paper out of NYU Abu Dhabi and MIT CSAIL that most AI builders won't read because it's framed as a compiler optimization paper. That's a shame, because it contains one of the cleaner empirical arguments I've seen for how to actually build useful LLM agents.

BlogChain - June 28 2026

Your weekly mix of bold stories, trends & ideas in crypto, AI, privacy & inspiration.

Bodies together, Minds elsewhere.

The impact of screens on our lives is significant. While they offer many benefits, constant reliance on screens can sometimes make face-to-face interactions feel more challenging. Do you think screens have changed how we connect in person?

Now that Base App is open for all, we're onboarding everyone to Base

Start Baseposting & Earn. Everything you do has value. It’s time you earned from it.

Privacy doesn't mean anything anymore, anonymity does

Privacy still matters — just not as a primary defense.

"Where are you supposed to go if you don't care about growth?"

Growth isn’t a lifestyle preference; it’s how reality prevents collapse.

Time is money. Bitcoin is time.

Revolutionizing Time: How Bitcoin Restores Value to Human Effort

Crypto doesn't care about privacy because incentives reward visibility

This is the uncomfortable truth most people in crypto refuse to confront: We say we care about privacy, but we keep building on architectures that structurally cannot provide it. Not because we don't know better, but because the incentives reward visibility, speculation, and network effects, not privacy.