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Web3 Summit. Builders, artists, and thinkers reimagining the internet with privacy, agency, and open collaboration. Back in 2027!
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    Even @gavofyork got into the groove at the Live-Coding Music workshop at Web3 Summit. Turns out building decentralized infrastructure and making music have more in common than you think. Write the code, hear it play, change a line, hear it change. Music as a living thing you
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    Aug 24
    Music is code. Code is music. The Live-Coding workshop at Web3 Summit put a laptop and headphones in your hands and asked you to make something from nothing. No instruments. No sheet music. Just logic, sound, and whatever you were brave enough to try. Creation is chaotic but
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    Aug 21
    While some corners of Funkhaus were filled with ambient music and wet paint, another corner was filled with keyboards, terminal windows, and the quiet focus of people shipping something for the first time. 190 developers. 272 .dot domains. 49 apps forked from each other's code.
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    Aug 19
    Not everything in Web3 has to be digital. Ascending Transmission made something you could hold. You made a series of choices. An app by Metakosmia turned them into a shape. A laser engraver cut that shape into metal. You left wearing something that did not exist before you
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    Aug 17
    We spend so much time thinking about what technology does to us. Stardust and Resonant Ecology asked a different question. What if technology simply showed us what was already there - the invisible threads connecting people, the rhythms of the natural world, the fact that we are
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