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i say whatever i wanna say here. 📝 t.me/tinycanvas

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re: imagineering https://t.me/tinycanvas/560

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re: simplicity https://t.me/tinycanvas/559

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if the essence of a consumer app isn’t ‘glanceably’ obvious in a single home screen, 99.69% chance that users will not care to understand and bounce. i have tendency to pack in too muxh thinking nebulously big about a concept, then trim it down to a simple CTA-focused screen after pingponging with peter a bit.

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a split second of insight enlightens me far more than countless hours glued to the screen. but still gotta put in those countless hours to ‘act’ asap when the insight lands on me. insight without action is not worth shit. and insights are kind to those who stand ready.

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gonna leave my laptop and phone today for a couple hours to detox 🫡

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Finished Read Write Own. Going to start shilling to friends and family. And recs for a good next book? Doesn’t have to be crypto related just looking for some great nonfiction.

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When I read 'skeuomorphic era' I have this picture in mind 😅

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Looking forward to this chapter. I feel like the speculative engine of crypto has largely been ignored up to this point…

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join me at /tinynotes community - book club for @cdixon.eth 's Read Write Own. people share their favorite parts daily here now. i share the parts i love, and as i digest more, will share how my learnings from the book will start making @perl even better. so yes. it's another form of shill but different.

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enjoying the incentive design part of read write own by @cdixon.eth “As contributors earn tokens and become partial owners, they have an incentive to help the network succeed, by building software, creating content, or helping the network in other ways”

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This review isn't as scathing as I thought it'd be https://www.citationneeded.news/review-read-write-own-by-chris-dixon/

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Read RWO’s intro last night. I’ve read a lot of Chris’ essays and heard him on many a podcast, so I’m not sure there’ll be anything new in the book. But still looking forward to reading it. @ace Come across any new ideas or anything in the book yet that surprised you?

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I like this part because I often hear this question from my crypto-sceptic friends: Asking “What problems do blockchains solve?” is like asking “What problems does steel solve over, say, wood?” Blockchain networks are a new construction material for building a better internet.

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🟧if you are reading Read Write Own, join /tinynotes and share thots. “money and computer networks are social technologies. they help people interact with other people.” paused cooking for the night, and now reading the best seller recipe by chef @cdixon.eth to learn how to cook what we wanna cook with @perl

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