Jake11 (iamjake)

🎯 Yesterday’s meme of the day once again proved that you don’t need fancy gear to hit the mark. If you think you don’t have enough to build a career in Web3, think again. Web3 is an incredibly accepting space, where you don’t need a 2024 MacBook to make strides. A good old Lenovo or even just a basic smartphone will do. I firmly believe that the key to success lies in starting small and staying consistent. Begin with what you have, explore the resources online, and gradually build your skills. It’s the dedication and perseverance that count. 💡 Ditch the excuses. Embrace the possibilities with your current tools, and you’ll find that success is well within your reach.

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🎓 I believe we face a significant gap in our current education system—there's a lack of well-organized, free educational programs accessible to everyone. The world needs something like a global, universal education program providing foundational knowledge across a broad range of subjects. From basic knowledge and language skills to financial literacy and Web3 expertise, such a program would offer individuals enhanced career and lifestyle opportunities. Imagine a world where anyone, regardless of their background, can access quality education. This would equip people with essential skills and level the playing field. 💡 Investing in universal free education is key to bridging gaps and enabling people everywhere to thrive in the face of new challenges. Image reference: wisevoter.com

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🧑‍💻 I've been meaning to write about the role of Developer Relations (DevRel) for a while. For those who might not be familiar, DevRel is all about building bridges between companies and their developer communities. I believe this field serves a unique mission while fostering innovation and growth in our industry. DevRel positions combine tech skills with community engagement. So besides being about coding it is also about understanding and supporting developers, advocating for their needs, and promoting the company’s tech. It's not every day that you find a job where you can code in the morning, host a webinar in the afternoon, and engage with a global community by evening. This blend of responsibilities is fascinating. Also, they get paid really well.

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🧑‍💻 Another trendy thing that I’m not a big fan of is co-working spaces. The idea of ditching the office to go remote, only to end up paying to work in a “cooler” office, seems insane to me. However, I have visited and worked in several co-working hubs worldwide. You gotta try it before forming an opinion. 💡Here are my insights: •Some hubs look cool and offer outstanding amenities. •I can see how it may be inspiring to work alongside other motivated individuals. •Not always the most cost-effective or quietest option. •Make sure the price of coffee is included in the membership fee. Everyone’s different, though. You might enjoy these vibes. Image: Hubud coworking

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🎮 Remember Atari? Got some news for gamers and crypto fans this gloomy Monday. The game producer is bringing their classics to the blockchain with an on-chain arcade. They already released Asteroids, with more games like Breakout coming soon. You'll only need to buy a relatively cheap (0.0015 ETH) NFT access pass and start the adventures. And this is all happening on Base, which is pretty awesome. I love to see how gaming is evolving with crypto. The idea of having your scores recorded on the blockchain and competing for real prizes adds another layer of excitement. It surely is a fun blend of old-school gaming with modern tech. As a fan of both retro games and crypto, I can't wait to try this out.

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