What's your go to lunch? Looking for meal ideas that are fast and easy to repeat. I find it's the hardest meal to lock-in consistently.
It’s an idea we never finalized but I’m game to resurrect the conversation!
I was boolish on learning to fly until my wife bought me a “flight experience” package in a two-seat trainer and the instructor demoed “stall training” 🤢
I had a chat with a co-founder if CabinDAO earlier this year about doing a Web3 product leader retreat. Would this kind of thing be interesting?
I think you have for pick your battles when it comes to info consumption. Web3 is a HUGE footprint that means anything from NFT royalty protocols to DAO proposal schemes. I think tuning into your interests is a key step for dialing down the noise (and keeping a sleep schedule).
Cool idea! I wonder if auto-tagging would turn into high cognitive load over time since the user didn’t define the taxonomy? Summaries would be fresh af.
0-1 but I have mad respect for the 1-10-100 type. Would be interesting to see the correlation between design background and 0-1 versus biz/finance/eng background and 1-100.
I think tools like HypeFurry and Jasper(.ai) will be table stakes for anyone trying to build a personal brand. Anything to cut down on the time it takes to repurpose content in strategic and creative ways.
NFT NYC side parties were a good example of where this kind of model would help the ecosystem grow beyond the collection. An event attendee on a +1 NFT could get a taste of the community before deciding to go all in on the secondary market.
I was just thinking about the potential of using +1 NFTs as a way for the community to grow beyond the collection size while adding economic incentives to the mix. As a holder of a hot collection, it could be a way to introduce new people to the community with a royalty stream on the +1 NFTs (or a social cred thing).
I use OneTab in Brave and zero out tabs a few times per week. On Sunday, I give myself 1-2 hours to dig through the week's list of tabs and read what captures my attention. I treat it like product backlog. Some stuff matters a lot but most doesn't. If it's really important, it will come back.
Playing out the incentive side, a community could issue +1 NFTs. These +1 NFTs could be used or sold as NFT holders see fit. A royalty split could be shared with the main NFT holder, creating a mutually beneficial revenue stream. This could be a one-time grant or used as an ongoing retention mechanism.
Curios about this one. Why mobile only to start? I understand that from a Web2 perspective, but my experience with Web3 - anything - has been lackluster.