Alright everyone. This is a beta test. Things will still change. But I think, after a couple weeks of preparation that it's time for a peak at what I've been working on lately.
https://thumbsup.me/posts/hello-world?2
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Good times make a weak left.
A weak left makes hard times.
Hard times make a strong left.
A strong left makes good times.
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Would love to see more of this. Endless subscriptions suck and people should be able to stop at a version without continuing to subscribe and upgrade if they don’t want to.
https://www.ableton.com/en/rent-to-own-ableton-live/
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I agree completely. I think freemium is a sensible model. Especially when combined with an open source code base, optional patronage, and community-centric feedback loop.
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Non-extractive, truly social, cooperatively-built experiences blossoming over on Bluesky
https://spores.garden/
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>The annual base salary range for this role is $225,000-$310,000 USD
https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/The%20Browser%20Company/b82f7803-fb12-42bf-89b1-1e185731a145
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I ask that you not buy $thumbsup anymore. If you have any automated purchases set up, disable them. If you read my articles on Paragraph, and a prompt comes up, ignore it. I’d say that this so-called creator coin is a joke but it’s not even funny. I think what Zora did with the move to coins, and what Base and Paragraph did by following along, has poisoned digital collectibles; perhaps beyond repair. My only hope now is that the collective consciousness wipes the memory of this idiocy and returns to actually useful crypto primitives. We built something incredible, and Silicon Valley VC money shit and pissed all over it. In every place where I’m able to, from where I mint NFTs to where I post my blogs, I intend to reverse this trend. Hopefully others will make the same decision.