Saumya Saxena

@saxenasaheb

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The most game changing non obvious thing I’ve done is to listen to people’s recommendations. - a friend sees my Insta story of me in Chiang Mai and mentions I should check out a spot, I go check it out - friend recommends a book I should read, I order it immediately - try a restaurant? I’ll book a reservation whenever I get a chance - recommend watching a movie? I won’t watch the trailer or check IMDB, it’s directly on my watchlist Been so wholesome to do these things and then convey my feedback to friends and family. Game changing way to maintain relationships while also exploring new things!

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@bracky I want in on the Madness! 🏀

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Live streamed a vibe coding Farcaster frames session on the bird app. - 700+ people joined live - 1200+ views - An app that @m-j-r.eth and @linda had posted about got shipped More to come! Watch here- https://x.com/saxenasaheb/status/1901990295870615629?s=46

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I have touched grass.

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In school, we had a single TT table. Every games class, some 30 of us would crowd around the TT table playing doubles. Rules were simple- 1. Winners continue to play 2. Losers keep shuffling out Since we just had an hour a week to play it led to everyone over optimizing to win by playing conservatively. Risk appetite to play smashes was dead. Everyone just kept playing chop shots. Except for this one dude, Abhinav who'd keep smashing every single shot he got to take. 99% of which he'd miss. Naturally, nobody wanted to partner with him because that'd lead to them losing and getting shuffled out. Until one day, when Abhinav's smashes started making contact. The rest of us were so familiar with the defensive game that not only did we not know how to hit smashes, we did't even know how to stop them. For months, it was just plain Abhinav's table while all of us slowly learned how to play and defend properly.

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Every time my parents ask me about my career choices:

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Crypto may not save the world, but it will set it free.

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Welcoming @akshay to Farcaster after 2 whole years of him being on the platform. Man’s a legend in the crosschain space and glad that he’s here to build and share learnings.

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Everyone talks about the hot crazy matrix for women, nobody talks about the hot funny matrix for men.

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A good measure of success is how many things someone has ticked off of their bucket list.

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Planned a get together of based builders in Bangalore. Rules- no shop talk, get to know people beyond their work Some fun takes- 1. Basmati rice is overhyped and has a fake smell. People should try Vishnubhoj. 2. Mulki has a better surfing school for beginners than Varkala and is just 8-10 hours from Bangalore 3. Situationships are out. Dating is draining. 4. Nobody cares about AI agents and the AGI future outside of Twitter. Folks one off use Chat GPT. 5. Bumrah is goated. 6. All addictive things start off as cringe- reels, influencers, padel/pickleball. Good session. Great people. Should do more of these no-shop talk scenes!

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Is there a prediction market on how soon will @ted get eliminated from crypto the game s3?

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‘Play long term games with long term people.’ Farcaster is an excellent place for that. Most people I’ve met here have been obsessed with ideas and finding ways to materialize them. Proxy even before Clanker was obsessed with ideas and people, and finding ways to bring them together.

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Who here remembers the first base fellowship?

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There are times when I miss early Degen days: @wake dropping bangers and massive Degen drops to followers @proxystudio.eth sharing contrarian takes @jacek firefighting around Degen Tips @purp talking about DJing for us @garrett sharing Farcaster lore on Twitter and Twitter lore on FC Good times. Time to run it back.

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You know it’s big when @dwr.eth uses ‘stoked’ in a sentence.

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How many of you hear Spotify regularly? If not what app do you use?

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~1,500 people joined the first ever Base India Town hall live on twitter. Higher ⬆️ together.

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Am I doing this right @woj.eth?

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Last year, @jessepollak told me this idea of taking builders viral. Rationale was simple: > Base wins if builders and founders building on base win > Founders on base will win if they get users and build sustainable businesses > Users will come if they get to feel the onchain economy being 10x better than current solutions Approach, get outside of current echo chambers and start educating and onboarding. What's the fastest way to educate and oboard? To go viral. How to go viral? > Create short form video content > Show why onchain matters > Build distribution loops > Fund and accelerate growth of founders focused on solving for onchain distribution Jesse, himself, started going on the streets onboarding day to day folks in fun ways. Kept doing it despite the flak he got from 'elite' CT crowds. And now, a whole wave of creators are out there onboarding people with short form video content. This is the year we take builders viral. And it will take a village to do that.

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