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coffee

Art consumer object creator, was Creative director - ETHChicago, member of Solanum tuberosum /chicago /curiosity

Friday is a homemade coffee inbox a homemade mug kind of day

I started to pray the rosary every day, is being the best experience ♥️♥️

Rainbow

Design Everydays

few things are more inefficient than the time between finishing a meal and paying the bill.

if you could check in to a restaurant and open a tab with your wallet, you could pay and leave whenever you want.

when an order is placed, the funds move to escrow.

if you walk out and forget to close, a smart contract executes a transfer to the restaurant's address after a reasonable amount of time.

if you send something back to the kitchen, the restaurant can set a split for the item to refund from the escrow balance.

https://zora.co/collect/zora:0x5abf0c04ab7196e2bdd19313b479baebd9f7791b/236

You guys know that Rainbow is open source right?

We ❤️ @0xdesigner's ideas but don't have time to add all of them — one of you could make a working version with our Github 👀

Check it out here! https://github.com/rainbow-me

Base

Want to buy a cup of coffee onchain? Visit one of the 10 participating coffee shops and pay with @coinbasewallet and @slice:

Bicycle Coffee Co (Oakland’s 2nd Street location)
Compass Coffee (DC’s Half Street location)
Lion's Milk (Brooklyn)
Menotti's (LA’s Culver City location)
@nouncoffee (LA)
Prevail Coffee (Montgomery)
Revolver Coffee (Vancouver)
Poorboy (SF)
Piccolo Cafe e Vino (Toronto)
Town Mouse (Berlin)

https://wallet.coinbase.com/ocs/coffeedays

love that local spots Poorboy and Bicycle are participating! gonna go check it out this weekend :))))))

Books

Whenever I am going on vacation to a place I try to read a few books about its history first. It gets me psychologically situated for what I’m going to experience and I also find that people appreciate it and are even touched to find that you know a bit about their history.

Reading deepens your enjoyment of life. I don’t know if I’d enjoy travel so much if I wasn’t aware of all the layers of history beneath a place that I was visiting. I’m planning to travel through a few countries in southern Europe later this year and am reading books in anticipation.

Big fan of this approach. 

After leaving Coinbase in 2019, I spent 8 months traveling. Logged off from Twitter for a good chunk of it. Ended up reading a bunch of books.

First time in Middle East — Jordan, Egypt, Israel — and I really enjoyed these two books while there:

https://www.amazon.com/Arabs-History-Eugene-Rogan-ebook/dp/B007TV0PJE

https://www.amazon.com/Crusades-Through-Arab-Eyes-Essentials-ebook/dp/B008SBXGCW

https://danromero.org/2019-booklist.html

Maritain

@kdt