Newsletter
I write a weekly newsletter consisting of 3 brain farts, 2 intellectual goodies, 1 funky audio, and a featured snack. All paired with a bit of sass.
Expect to read about Web3 and how it's impacting how we live and learn.
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51- Mathematical dating, standards, and a lil bit of luck
50- Social engineering and internet friends
48- Ladies, liquor, and leverage
47- Internal-first products, money keys, and friends
46- Nerd camp, teenagers, and made-up stories
45- Wheels, darkness, and board games
44- Circles, timezones, and returns on hassles
43- Slim shady, VCs, and Denver streets
42- Passports, paperclips, and products
41- Digital hoarding, Waren Buffett, and trash
40- Record labels, fractionalization, etc
39- Shiny objects, soul voices, and a glam jail
38- Meryl Streep founders and astronauts
37- I eat the world like I eat my sushi
36- Memes, queens, and wagmi speed
35- Money language, tokenomics, and brain seeds
34- Product Gardeners, Web3 gifts, and on-chain history
33- Software flirts, skeuomorphic products, and Ugandan beats
32- Net states, sexy logins, and more cats
30- Scenius and the Modern Renaissance
29- Ant revolution, upskilling, and brain mechanics
27- Monsters, nomads, and trade-offs
26- Crypto clocks and female billionaires
25- Love, networks, and engineered writing
24- Quitting my job and rabbit holes
23- A newsletter about newsletters
22- Crypto kool-aid: game economics, school tokenization, NFT IDs
21- On not being naked and enjoying Burning Man in my living room
20- Bugs, systems, and living as online citizens
19- DAOs, procrastilearning, and Panamanian beats
18- Birthdays, impostor friends, and an AI-powered newsletter jukebox
17- The Emirate Life: fake rain, citizen perks, and why your car's plate number matters
16- Legacy code, binary search, and naming conventions
15- The Metaverse, hole-digging, and the experiment equation
14- Benjamin Button products, monogamy, and the growth trifecta
13- Desire, instrumental pleasures, P2P learning, and de-fi
12- Green ceilings, superpowers, and non-Russian Moscow
11- Clock paradox, information assets, and lovely hikes
10- Next-gen teachers, meeting IRL, and jazz on the beach
9- Creator-based education, the organization technique, and Deutsche musik
8- Learning barometers, startup cities, and algorithms
7- Sinking cities, smart contracts, and Japanese bands
6- Cyber cities, habit factories, and deep house
5- Future of work, hammers, and snooze buttons
4- Time traveling and picnics on the moon
3- Dragons, vampires, and too many details