I like baking /goodbread and building apps on web3 protocols. DevRel @ ENS Labs. gregskril.com

hmm first thought is my parents neighbor’s golden doodle named Gus

Or this legend who chills at a bike shop in Boulder, CO all day

Steward @ensdao, Working on @wannabet and jellybeans.wtf

maxxing on /morpho 🦋 | pursuing a higher self w /higher-athletics | consistently curious

Overrated:
- Waking up early
- Taking 50+ pills every day
- Leaving no time at the airport before a flight

Underrated:
- Walking
- Nickelback
- Swiss Miss hot chocolate
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Most things! I don’t love some common foods like onion, tomato, mushroom, etc. but if they end up in a meal at a restaurant I’ll be fine

Do you eat everything? If not - what and why?

Backend-Crypto Nerd 🤓
Running to stay sane🏃‍♂️
Video games to stay young 🎮

- Music
- Working from cafes
- Having something interesting to work on

I’m pretty bad at working on things that are uninteresting for a long period of time (still not sure if this is good or bad). It sounds obvious in theory but I find it’s actually not at all for most people

co-founder @survey x /ponder // benadamsky.com

Not a specific thing but my favorite aspect is the spontaneous nature of everything

Last sunday I woke up with no plans. A friend texted me with 20 mins notice to see a free concert in the park. We walked and talked for hours

Later, friends were in SoHo so I went down on a whim to meet them for dinner

weird internet kid. helping Creators with /seemore. yapping on /okbanger. curating in /cameron + pdfproject.org | dev + veteran + HBS. 
seemore.tv/cameron 🫡

Wendy’s so I can dip the fries in a frosty

building mini-apps /farville | core @builders-garden /urbe-eth /ethrome 🐺

https://limone.lol

Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy

back to NY from Thanksgiving in Pittsburgh

building reel.farm and farcasterstudio.com

I prioritize whatever is exciting me at the moment - usually building something new vs maintaining an old project

It’s the more fun option - which is my priority for side projects - but sometimes hurts existing projects

you have a lot of projects under your belt, how do you chose what to work on?

Staff Eng at Iron Fish 🐟 • Building BlockSocks 🧦 • Denver, CO 📍

hmm nothing comes to mind, I’m not a big podcast person

f1, plants, colours, open spaces; contributing /ethmumbai

Yes!

First solo-like experience was in France on a work trip ~5 years ago. I was staying with another person but alone basically the whole time

Last year in Portugal was my first real solo trip, then again in Israel

It’s exciting, freeing, lonely at times but very glad I did it and would highly recommend trying

have you ever travelled solo? what was the first solo travel experience like?

Here in Canada we call that “Tuesday”

Why doesn’t ENS incentivize users to fill out their ENS profile more?