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Liam Rosen
@liface #1027054
Running a physical hub for NYC's tech ecosystem: http://fractaltechhub.com. Come check us out if you're ever in Williamsburg.
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If anyone needs space for a FarCon event, we may be able to accommodate you at Fractal Tech.
We have a warehouse space in Williamsburg with a pretty big open area, an adjacent cozy lounge, a kitchen, and a roof.
http://fractaltechhub.com
We have a warehouse space in Williamsburg with a pretty big open area, an adjacent cozy lounge, a kitchen, and a roof.
http://fractaltechhub.com
That was the steepest temperature drop I can remember in my time living here!
Around 4:30 I was biking up the West Side Highway with friends, showing skin, heated up.
We jumped on the 1 to Van Cortlandt and when we got out of the train 30 minutes later it was freezing! Easily a 15-20 degree drop.
Around 4:30 I was biking up the West Side Highway with friends, showing skin, heated up.
We jumped on the 1 to Van Cortlandt and when we got out of the train 30 minutes later it was freezing! Easily a 15-20 degree drop.
I'm still trying to figure out the culture of Farcaster.
It seems very laid back here. Shorter posts (despite a longer character limit!), more chill. People just posting about their day. Few seem to be worried about "making every post good". For this reason, casts get a lot more replies than other platforms. It feels more conversational.
Also, the vibes are strongly wholesome and positive. Almost suspiciously so. How have I not seen someone seriously disagree with someone else yet!? It reminds me a bit of Something Awful's BYOB forum circa late 2000s.
On the downside (for me), there seems to be a lack of serious intellectual rigor. Take the image below: not much new is being forged here, philosophically.
It seems very laid back here. Shorter posts (despite a longer character limit!), more chill. People just posting about their day. Few seem to be worried about "making every post good". For this reason, casts get a lot more replies than other platforms. It feels more conversational.
Also, the vibes are strongly wholesome and positive. Almost suspiciously so. How have I not seen someone seriously disagree with someone else yet!? It reminds me a bit of Something Awful's BYOB forum circa late 2000s.
On the downside (for me), there seems to be a lack of serious intellectual rigor. Take the image below: not much new is being forged here, philosophically.
I just planted my native seeds from joinmulch.com, an organization that helping New Yorkers rewild their local street tree beds.
If you sign up, they mail you free native seeds and you can claim a bed and mark it on their digital map.
With any luck, my plot on the corner of Delancey and Essex will soon bloom!
If you sign up, they mail you free native seeds and you can claim a bed and mark it on their digital map.
With any luck, my plot on the corner of Delancey and Essex will soon bloom!
A story I think about a lot: before I was hired at http://usetopscore.com, I was invited to come on a company retreat.
The first day, they made a Google Sheet - company revenue on one side and employees on the other. You had to stand up in front of everyone and defend your salary.
I was coming from corporate and had never seen that type of transparency. All I knew is that I wanted to be around more of this energy.
To this day, each person's compensation info is internally available to the team.
The first day, they made a Google Sheet - company revenue on one side and employees on the other. You had to stand up in front of everyone and defend your salary.
I was coming from corporate and had never seen that type of transparency. All I knew is that I wanted to be around more of this energy.
To this day, each person's compensation info is internally available to the team.
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My name is Liam Rosen, and this is my far-st cast on Farcaster.
My mission in life is to end the loneliness epidemic.
I am attacking this problem from a number of angles:
- I run socialfabric.nyc,. an aggregator of curated community portals here in NYC.
- I published a guide on how to start a group chat for your apartment building (https://liamrosen.com/2024/11/14/how-to-start-a-group-chat-for-your-nyc-apartment-building) ,and have a goal of helping 26 such group chats get started before 2026.
- I am writing a Beginner's Guide to Social Skills.
- I’m a mentor for cabin.city, an org that teaches the social technology necessary to create resilient neighborhoods: hosting events, rallying neighbors, forging social ties, etc.
- I am an organizer within Fractal (fractalnyc.com) and run the member community for Fractal Tech (fractaltechhub.com), a DIY hacker hub for ambitious, agentic, and prosocial founders and engineers in NYC.
Let's create community together.
My mission in life is to end the loneliness epidemic.
I am attacking this problem from a number of angles:
- I run socialfabric.nyc,. an aggregator of curated community portals here in NYC.
- I published a guide on how to start a group chat for your apartment building (https://liamrosen.com/2024/11/14/how-to-start-a-group-chat-for-your-nyc-apartment-building) ,and have a goal of helping 26 such group chats get started before 2026.
- I am writing a Beginner's Guide to Social Skills.
- I’m a mentor for cabin.city, an org that teaches the social technology necessary to create resilient neighborhoods: hosting events, rallying neighbors, forging social ties, etc.
- I am an organizer within Fractal (fractalnyc.com) and run the member community for Fractal Tech (fractaltechhub.com), a DIY hacker hub for ambitious, agentic, and prosocial founders and engineers in NYC.
Let's create community together.
