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good morning mcprobe is one of 6 high-scoring projects in cysic ai hackathon based on their ai review. still need your vote if you haven't yet. takes 15 seconds: - go to arena.cysic.xyz - sign up with x or discord (top right) - open project page (arena.cysic.xyz/projects/uYKKaHR6ul4lPVid9a_ks) or find mcprobe in leaderboard - tap vote thanks for the support 🙏
Feeling pretty blessed right about now A lot has happened in my life over the past month both personally and professionally For me it all started here, a community of people passionate about what I’m passionate about, trying to pull in the same direction to build impactful shit. Forever grateful for Farcaster ❤️
They may tell you Farcaster is dying, but the Warplets keep cooking. >2k ETH In volume and @zeni.eth @markcarey @0xfran are gobbling up the floor.
people sometimes treat the cofounder relationship like something you can fully design upfront. decision rights, ownership areas, operating norms, conflict resolution, all of that. I understand the impulse. if you are starting a company with someone, it feels responsible to make the implicit stuff explicit. @manan and I never had any of that. when I was thinking about starting a company, the answer was obvious to me: if i'm doing this, i'm doing it with him. he posted once that he did not really want to work on this specific project at the beginning. he wanted to work with me, and because i was working on this, he ended up here too. a lot of our working relationship now is just muscle memory. some things are clearly in my domain, some clearly in his, and there's a middle layer we figure out as we go. that middle layer is where a lot of co-founder relationships probably break. for us, it has worked mostly because we had already spent years working together before starting @neynar. we have had very few moments where one of us had to say, “you need to own this” or “i need to own this.” most of the time, we just know. can't be manufactured. you can write down responsibilities, and you probably should, but the real thing comes from working closely with the right person long enough.
Every once in a while the question of why persisting on Farcaster (with the relatively small audience) is worthwhile. I say the same thing every time: I don’t like X. I don’t really enjoy BlueSky. I like friendly cozy crypto natives who are generally sane people. I was a little early too, so I have people I know here and who know me and that’s nice. I would like for it to grow - but I think crypto in general needs more cultural energy that isn’t dark to grow again.