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  "text": "Day 1 with @aadhum-umd.bsky.social was amazing. Introduced folks to @mmasnick.bsky.social’s Trust \u0026 Safety Tycoon. Great questions about building decentralized platforms and thinking through content moderation challenges.\n\nAnd, and, aaaand — I soldered something for the first time!"
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