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This is a really cool way to visualize your digital identity and reputation. Excited to someday curate it myself: or an example: chainstory.xyz/Patricklung.eth
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GM. & I are excited to launch , the best way to visually flex your crypto identity, experiences, culture, & vibes
To see yours, enter your wallet addy at chainstory.xyz
To learn more abt our vision, what’s next + links to our fav ChainStories👇
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And we finalized!
Happy merge all. This is a big moment for the Ethereum ecosystem. Everyone who helped make the merge happen should feel very proud today.
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2022: “WOW you can write a prompt and an AI will draw it!”
2028: “You want to write a prompt? First you need to hire 10-15 promptOps Engineers to build out your PromptFlow pipelines which sends promptjobs to your PromptLake from the PromptQueue using the EventPrompt stream”
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Truth. If you're struggling, stay strong and keep fighting! We're in this together.
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Learned how to cut my own hair during the pandemic. Now I get to cut my hair weekly and feel great about how I look. Plus I saves $1000’s a year in haircuts. Probably one of my better pandemic accomplishments tbh.
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Stress is often self-inflicted. It comes from the guilt of not doing the thing you need to do the most to change your situation.
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My house is anything but quiet! Structuring my own schedule is the appeal of WFH for me. This overarching idea from has legs though.
The taste of freedom of WFH rocks. And Indie Hacker life is even better 😎.
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i don't get how people can do serious thinking without a quiet environment.
i'm pretty happy in any quiet, calm office with natural or very good artificial light, but i struggle to think in loud spaces.
i wonder how much people liking WFH is this without realizing it.
I talked to a super smart 20 year old this week.
All the potential in the world, but had a major major flaw in his thinking.
This flaw is becoming the most common mistake I am seeing young people make early in their career.
Let's break it down:
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A cool quote from Steve Jobs featured in today's newsletter from . Over a long timeframe, the most useful knowledge comes from pursuing what's most interesting to you.
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"Confidence isn't certainty you'll succeed, just certainty you'll be just fine regardless of whether you succeed" - random Reddit user
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Boomers ask authorities (Books, News)
Gen-X asks human-curated directories (Yahoo)
Millennials ask algorithms (Google)
Gen-Z asks other people at scale (Tik Tok)
Gen Alpha will ask AI.
IndieHackers: anyone else just put all of their repos in 1 VisualStudio workspace? Haven't found any substantial downsides yet and enjoy the simplicity.
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A lot of programmers in their 50s and 60s today are working on *nix, COBOL, telecom, etc.
When I'm in my 50s, does that mean I'm going to be working on legacy Javascript SAAS apps? 💀
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Real talk though, the best privilege in the world is being able to code stuff that doesn’t make financial sense (but is lots of fun). 🔥
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Midnight on a Sunday. Coding with some Star Trek Into Darkness. Popcorn and root beer on deck.
Could you really ask for anything else? 😌
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How many things can you accomplish in 1 year?
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Elon’s life is literally a video game. Except even in Sim City I eventually got bored and quit. This guy is just grinding straight to the endgame, where the game rules break and infinite potential unlocks.
It’s awesome to watch.
I believe the vast majority of people have entrepreneurial tendencies.
They just get crushed by things like traditional education systems that try to spit out cogs instead of creative humans.
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The most existentially challenging thing in life at the moment? The fact that capital letters, punctuation, etc. is boomer.
its not that im unable to adjust, its just... im facing my own mortality here
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With each new generation, communication style relaxes:
cursive > handwriting > digital > double space after periods > all lowercase letters
We seek quicker emotional payoffs:
reading > film > tv > youtube > tiktok
…how does it end? Chips in our brains probably. 🤖
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Scientists have now successfully grown plants in lunar soil - incredible! cnn.com/2022/05/12/wor
Meanwhile, here on Earth, growing my house plants in regular soil is an emotional journey. Plants, man...
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New York City is like Linux:
- Spend the first year re-learning how to perform basic tasks
- Spend the rest of your lifetime claiming how much better it is
- Bad drivers
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The accomplishments of early 20th century engineering, but *specifically* their instructional videos, are really something. Super effective at first principles teaching.
TIL about differential drive.
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It's complete! I finished off the threejs-journey.com last night, and the result is just awesome.
Check it out: portal-tau-six.vercel.app
Excited to work on some of my own ides in Blender and ThreeJS now. Websites with 3D assets are a lot of fun to make and use.
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I really can't think of any "advice" that's had a bigger impact on me. 12 years later, and I still can't get this quote out of my head.
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When Conan exited The Tonight Show, he had a chance to leave some parting advice. His advice: "don't be cynical"
When I saw this, I was 18, and I was astonished that THIS, of all things, was how he ended it.
But, the older I get, the more I get it.
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This premise surprised me this morning, but I’m even more surprised how many people in this thread dismiss the idea.
Low key convinced Google and Email are boomer now 😵💫
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Just had an interesting discussion with my 18 year old son. He says, "I don't know a single person my age that reads blog posts or checks their email."
His point? He thinks I'm crazy for focusing my business on blogging and email subscribers. What do you think?
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There's a lot going on right now that dulls happiness and optimism - war, politics, financial crisis...
This downturn in the markets in particular really affects my general mental health.
It's times like these I love the Persian adage "this too shall pass"
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Starting a cocktail website called Ten Til Ten. Just bought the domain name. Gonna share progress on Twitter. Hyped 🚀!
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When You Feel
Angry 😡 - hit the gym.
Uninspired 😑 - take a shower.
Anxious 😬 - take deep breaths.
Sad 😞 - think of the past.
Irritated 😠- stay calm.
Tired 🥱- go to bed.
Doubtful 🤨- remember why your doing this.
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RIP Taylor Hawkins. Incredibly tragic to see a legend pass so young 😥.
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Rest In Peace Taylor Hawkins. A true Rock legend.
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Regarding the necessity and selflessness of space exploration - a comment from Hacker News (news.ycombinator.com/item?id=306523):
"When a dandelion releases seeds to the wind, this does not save the mother weed."
Top notch 🍻
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A thread for the ages! Super helpful for SaaS founders who struggle with understanding what “marketing” means (me).
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Payday just doesn't quite hit the same when the "pay" is a transaction from the business checking account to the personal checking account.
But every day of self employment is a great day 😎.
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