Nat Emodi

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No it's even worse now. If you try to downgrade a seat from Premium to View-only, **they keep the Premium seat ($20) and just add a new View-only seat ($5) **

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People complain about the friction canceling the WSJ, but there's no more extractive, insidious product than Figma when it comes to over-charging users. If you try to remove seats from your plan, they add seats. If you try to share a file for review, they add premium seats without telling you. Am I missing something?

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Introducing Highlight 2.0: The Marketplace For Believers. And to celebrate, collectors of the Farcaster commemorative mints get 0% marketplace fees. NFTs aren't just digital ticker symbols—they're vibrant expressions of human culture, creativity, and community. Here's what's new ↓

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Ok! All systems go. Big launch tomorrow.

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How I one-shotted a generative art project and you can too

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“Funds” a) Capital b) Network c) Energy d) Ingenuity Good lens to evaluate any startup. eg, some have ample (a) and are basically out of runway on (c) or (d)

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Definite optimism

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Happy Friday y'all! Rodeo's officially LIVE on Apple's App Store. Download it today. Let me know what you think!

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smh but a lot of teams willfully conflate this distinction

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Paul is amazing. Thanks for sharing this!

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their corporation built a protocol

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Levels of understanding Level 1: This works Level 2: That does not work Level 3: This works and that does not work Level 4: This works and that does not work in these situations Level 5: This is WHY this works and that does not work

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can you visit the mint page directly?

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Consumer apps need to focus on relief from complexity vs adding complexity. A good (and hard) litmus for consumer crypto apps is if they offer relief from existing complexity instead of adding more. Stablecoins, for many kinds of transfers in large parts of the world, do this.

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Surprising detail is a near universal property of getting up close and personal with reality. http://johnsalvatier.org/blog/2017/reality-has-a-surprising-amount-of-detail

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A nerd snipe is a special case of human vulnerability: getting tunnel visioned into some side quest. In some ways, it’s like other snipes: status – clout, prestige FOMO – hype, trends emotion – outrage, drama, rabbit holes Nerds just get sniped by ideas and tech. Same circuit, different bait? Not really. Status, fomo, and emotions come from variations of mimetic desire—people don’t just want things; they want what others want. A nerd snipe is different. It’s not about imitating who desires something, but how they desire—nerds model curiosity itself. The mimetic hook isn’t prestige or belonging; it’s the gravitational pull of an interesting problem, and the allure of skill and knowledge.

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I’m intrigued though not 100% sure what you’re saying @serdave-eth

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A nerd snipe is a special case of human vulnerability: getting tunnel visioned into some side quest. In some ways, it’s like other snipes: status – clout, prestige FOMO – hype, trends emotion – outrage, drama, rabbit holes Nerds just get sniped by ideas and tech. Same circuit, different bait? Not really. Status, fomo, and emotions come from variations of mimetic desire—people don’t just want things; they want what others want. A nerd snipe is different. It’s not about imitating who desires something, but how they desire—nerds model curiosity itself. The mimetic hook isn’t prestige or belonging; it’s the gravitational pull of an interesting problem, and the allure of skill and knowledge.

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