/new-york by day 🗽 /untzuntz by night 😈 Fan of eating tacos and bringing people together, often at the same time 🌮

I'm eth newbie..just learning
(working on @farcaster)

terminally.online

Founders

Have two pitches tmrw and the next day with some retailers 😎 wish me luck!

Closed my second shop 😎 

Also got an end cap (typically the most expensive placement in a store) at a 15% discount and an extra week for free.

Closed my second shop 😎 

Also got an end cap (typically the most expensive placement in a store) at a 15% discount and an extra week for free.

https://warpcast.com/samantha/0x8bfc7a91

aspiring person // DC me if you need help making frames

@jc4p reminding me of that old Farcaster builder energy

Farcaster

GM Farcaster (podcast)

a common theme across the 50+ interviews we've done in the last 10 days is that it is HARD for new users to get started, know where to cast, find their footing and like-minded people.

starter packs, /gmfarcaster, FC newsletters, and finding a "onboarding buddy" help — what else? what needs to be better? how?

figuring out my next thing | marketing, content, growth | prev. Juicebox, Nouns, RAW DAO | casting about coffee, hi-fi, and other rabbit holes

Sure thing! Let me know what you need help with.

Apropos of...

I’ve just done a meditation retreat and media detox by default; I’m amazed at observing my own response to news post an intense meditation process. Social media is literally the definition of “identifying with your own thoughts” - the first no no of mindfulness. Interesting to ponder…

Conversation was downstream of talking about utility of MBAs

rish

building farcaster infra @ /neynar 🪐 casting @ /rish

A reminder: human-generated content is not always useful; AI-generated content can be useful!

The usefulness of content is relative to each person. This means reasonable people will differ on classification.

This is what makes spam filtering hard.

Working on Farcaster and Warpcast. Longer thoughts at https://dwr.email

9. A reasonable person could argue that while the protocol data is credibly neutral and decentralized, client concentration in a single dominant client, i.e. Warpcast, creates de facto centralization and breaks credible neutrality. Additionally, even if you individually use a non-Warpcast client, your audience is likely to use that client and so their policies still affect you.

Fair criticism. The way to improve that state is to have another large client, i.e. Coinbase Wallet, that can offer a reasonable comparable app UX and has a large enough budget to sustain development, user acquisition etc.

But longer term, the single best way to solve this is have 10/100/1000x  daily active users on the protocol. Assuming that the data continues to be credibly neutral and permissionless, a large total addressable market (TAM) will attract well-funded competition.

If you believe that the ulterior motive for Merkle after 4+ years of trying to build a protocol is to "rug" the protocol, then why are you still here?

Logging back in and seeing our BDFL casting with speed, depth, and precision

Bullish.

guiltypop

/ted | exploring the onchain frontier | surfing @ venice, ca | eating @ gjusta / gjelina

went with @brileigh to the royal canadian mint today to see the manufacturing facilities for physical coins used as legal tender.

no photos permitted behind-the-scenes but quite a vibey lobby if I say so myself.

prev /juicebox | helping free roman and alexey

fdgh

@hgijtgyr