end of an era 🥲 the past 4 years were insane: apps, miniapps, games, agents, weird experiments personally, i learnt a lot. some of it the hard way big team without strategy and predictable income is dangerous. at some point you’re not building, you’re feeding the machine we overfitted on external momentum. Base and Farcaster gave us a lot, but when your strategy depends on ecosystems you don’t control, every incentive or attention shift hits hard biggest lesson: the limbo never worked we were never fully an agency, focused on clients and margins. never fully a venture studio either, going all-in on internal bets - trying to be both made us less sharp still, i wouldn’t trade these years for anything. @builders-garden, @urbe-eth and our Ethereum hub in Rome shaped me more than any job ever could i'm onto a new chapter, in health tech: co-founder & CTO at Omea.io, turning health data into concrete protocols to help with prevention & longevity one last thing, i moved to /lisbon 🇵🇹
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the problem with “personalized” medicine is that it often adapts the treatment to the person, while still aiming for targets defined by the population. after almost two years trying to understand what’s happening to my thyroid, i realized i may have been asking the wrong question: not “what works on average?” but “what works for me?” that led me to n=1 experiments, and to how hard it actually is to run them well https://higherstate.substack.com/p/n1-il-campione-sono-io
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so i posted this on linkedin (yes, sometimes i do post there) saying that i basically don't read code anymore as you can imagine, people had mid-curve opinions lol curious what the farcaster builder crowd thinks about this are you still reading the code your agents write?
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