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Dylan Hattem
@dylanh #3607
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Claiming my $TODAY airdrop on @todaydotfun ⏰
What did you do today?
Next round starts now!
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What did you do today?
Next round starts now!
https://today.fun
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Blinks Phase II
The team at Dialect just took Blinks to the next level
Major kudos
Blinks are not just frames for Twitter....
https://x.com/saydialect/status/1864378012873183386
Major kudos
Blinks are not just frames for Twitter....
https://x.com/saydialect/status/1864378012873183386
Now imagine if frames could live anywhere on the internet
It's very simple:
If you ONLY want degens to use your application, scream about how it's built 'onchain'
If you want (literally anyone else) to use your application, lock any blockchain related verbiage in a box and throw away the key
If you ONLY want degens to use your application, scream about how it's built 'onchain'
If you want (literally anyone else) to use your application, lock any blockchain related verbiage in a box and throw away the key
NYC - we're hosting a builders event at the @magiclabs office!
Come one, come all!
https://lu.ma/s3nn8ell?tk=y3J2Nx
Come one, come all!
https://lu.ma/s3nn8ell?tk=y3J2Nx
❌ Blockchain-Based Loyalty Platform
✅ Loyalty Platform
✅ Loyalty Platform
✅ consumer application
❌ consumer crypto application
❌ consumer crypto application
Consumer Apps. Plain and Simple.
Interesting article. The loneliness epidemic is real - very upsetting.
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/09/01/opinion/loneliness-epidemic-aei-education.html?unlocked_article_code=1.HU4.scNH.gSgqL1KHYg0f&smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare&sgrp=c-cb&ngrp=ctr
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/09/01/opinion/loneliness-epidemic-aei-education.html?unlocked_article_code=1.HU4.scNH.gSgqL1KHYg0f&smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare&sgrp=c-cb&ngrp=ctr
Credit to @bob
If this industry could create easy to read charts like this one, the possibilities are endless...
No jargon. Straight facts.
Before and after.
If this industry could create easy to read charts like this one, the possibilities are endless...
No jargon. Straight facts.
Before and after.
"Evolving the ticketing industry by Integrating web2 with web3 to create ticketing infrastructure of the future."
I work in the industry and even this description makes me not want to use the product
Am I the only one who believes [as an industry] we are doing a service with how we market?
I work in the industry and even this description makes me not want to use the product
Am I the only one who believes [as an industry] we are doing a service with how we market?
The most critical piece of advice I can give to someone entering the workforce is to ALWAYS send the calendar invite when requesting a call
I've asked this before, but am having a tough time getting candid/thoughtful answers....
As someone who relies on using my credit card for accumulating points, what is my incentive to switch over to spending with USDC instead?
As someone who relies on using my credit card for accumulating points, what is my incentive to switch over to spending with USDC instead?
In the future it won’t be about how you get people to interact with your site, it will be more about how people interact with your product
Essentially, we’ll move towards an online world of headless applications
Essentially, we’ll move towards an online world of headless applications
If Web3 People Described Southwest Airlines:
"Southwest Airlines operates as a low-cost carrier within the commercial aviation sector, utilizing a point-to-point routing architecture to optimize operational efficiency and turnaround times. The airline's business model is underpinned by a single fleet type strategy, which leverages economies of scale in maintenance and training, while its revenue management systems deploy dynamic pricing algorithms to maximize load factors. Through its customer-centric engagement protocols and minimal ancillary fees structure, Southwest enhances brand loyalty and market differentiation in the highly competitive air travel ecosystem."
How Southwest Airlines Describes Southwest Airlines:
"Southwest Airlines is a low-cost airline."
"Southwest Airlines operates as a low-cost carrier within the commercial aviation sector, utilizing a point-to-point routing architecture to optimize operational efficiency and turnaround times. The airline's business model is underpinned by a single fleet type strategy, which leverages economies of scale in maintenance and training, while its revenue management systems deploy dynamic pricing algorithms to maximize load factors. Through its customer-centric engagement protocols and minimal ancillary fees structure, Southwest enhances brand loyalty and market differentiation in the highly competitive air travel ecosystem."
How Southwest Airlines Describes Southwest Airlines:
"Southwest Airlines is a low-cost airline."
If Web3 people described Uber:
"Uber operates as a decentralized logistics optimization network, utilizing real-time geospatial data to dynamically match supply-side mobility assets with demand-side ride requisitions. Through its predictive dispatch algorithm and surge pricing elasticity model, it ensures maximized resource efficiency and market equilibrium across urban transportation grids."
How Uber describes Uber:
"Uber is a transportation company that connects passengers with drivers through a smartphone app"
"Uber operates as a decentralized logistics optimization network, utilizing real-time geospatial data to dynamically match supply-side mobility assets with demand-side ride requisitions. Through its predictive dispatch algorithm and surge pricing elasticity model, it ensures maximized resource efficiency and market equilibrium across urban transportation grids."
How Uber describes Uber:
"Uber is a transportation company that connects passengers with drivers through a smartphone app"
I've just create my podium of Brands with:
🥇Rainbow
🥈Farcon
🥉Zora
🥇Rainbow
🥈Farcon
🥉Zora
"Right now, we’re stuck in a situation where blockchains have become the main characters instead of focusing on creating success stories for applications built on their chains. They’ve become complacent, relying on grants from their foundations and wondering why no one wants to build useful things."
https://www.coindesk.com/opinion/2024/08/14/ghost-chains-to-goldmines-how-to-create-web3-products-that-people-want/
https://www.coindesk.com/opinion/2024/08/14/ghost-chains-to-goldmines-how-to-create-web3-products-that-people-want/