Opportunity for someone to build a Farcaster Hub plugin for ChatGPT.

https://platform.openai.com/docs/plugins/introduction https://i.imgur.com/ghpjECY.png

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

Waahh ok real talk. I need a tech co-founder for Mosaic. Who wants it?? This plug-in opportunity is 🔥🔥. 

In all seriousness though, how did you all find your cofounder? Tech or otherwise

Crypto payments for small businesses. Contributing to the mainstream use of crypto. @gogh
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Work at a company that has a high bar for hiring engineers :)

Work at a company to start your own. That’s some “turn right to go left” logic right there. Cars anyone?

Senior prompt engineer. Shipped on farcaster: @larrybot, @qdau, @frames, @framesfun, /open-frames, farcasterchannels.com, farcaster.id, @mod, @search, @discove

Do you think your rate of - or level of - success has been negatively impacted by the lack of that experience?

tbh having only started companies and not worked at a place with great engineers and culture, I kinda regret not having that network to hire from later, and not having the mental benchmarks from seeing a really great organization operate from the inside

The hard part is also putting your idea to the side while you dedicate your energy to first getting the job, then executing the job well. 

Time spent working at a startup vs. working on your own. 

Time spent gaining experience from others (great teachers) vs. starting and hoping you don’t fail too hard.

I did that with Coinbase. Always planned to start my own company. If you end up at a company that grows quickly, a lot of opportunities to learn and work with talented people. Hard part is choosing / getting the job, though.

IMO theres no replacement to working at a good startup early on:
- continually shipping stuff under constraints 
- learn new tech on the fly under pressure
- absorb knowledge from veterans
- adapt to user behavior
- scaling (specially this)