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Replying to @satsearcher (0x86e9abf10d761122f3a7c375fe381dfd28bb47a0)
Sunsetting TxBatch.com. Why? No market demand. Introducing SatSear.ch. The vision is a block explorer that is... - made with care ❤️ - the love child of existing explorers 🍆🍯🎆 - understandable by everyone - not just techies 👥 Primary qualities: - universal - beautiful - detailed - reliable - helpful - fun Mission: same as TxBatch. Increase crypto adoption. Subscribe for updates: https://pages.convertkit.com/bc1fad05f8/1c3fc8b621
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Replying to @Bevan (0x9b74c8ac5d9c13836e677d0c279e7f038417724b)
Love the wool Ts. I once wore a single Icebreaker shirt (from NZ) almost every day for three months on the road, laundering nightly. I still have one that is 15 years old and looks new, minus small hole.
Worked out earlier today (calisthenics/sprinting), got rained on, and still don't smell nor feel like I've sweated. The hippies got something right.
Sunsetting TxBatch.com. Why? No market demand. Introducing SatSear.ch. The vision is a block explorer that is...
- made with care ❤️
- the love child of existing explorers 🍆🍯🎆
- understandable by everyone - not just techies 👥
Primary qualities:
- universal
- beautiful
- detailed
- reliable
- helpful
- fun
Mission: same as TxBatch. Increase crypto adoption.
Subscribe for updates: https://pages.convertkit.com/bc1fad05f8/1c3fc8b621
Anyone in Prague keen to meet up? I'm a software developer running a crypto startup - we've recently decided to pivot. I used to work at a (now infamous) crypto exchange, and I've been into Bitcoin since 2013.
#NewMTTW: Kill off a part of yourself every day.
Replying to @abcoathup (0xefa5fc1a09e4137f696e993f9e54bd91a189b5eb)
I am over halfway through my life.
when do you expect to be done, exactly?
Replying to @Bevan (0x30755d3e65c0cf46c35b72d11e52d941c5fc3a3e)
+1 for designing an ideal day. The stuff you do all the time really adds up. I read a story about a hypothetical after-life (in Sum: Tales from the Afterlives, a @sivers recommendation), where you'd re-live your life one activity at a time: x years of showers, followed by y years of running, followed by 30 years of sleep, etc...
Oof. That'd be nasty. Imagine how many years of doing absolutely nothing, or getting chewed up by anxiety/pain/frustration/jealousy/loneliness.
Good way to push you to maximise the joyful/engaged times.
Replying to @Bevan (0x30755d3e65c0cf46c35b72d11e52d941c5fc3a3e)
It's funny seeing these "...by the time you're (younger than me)" articles :) Looks like some good advice!
Age is somewhat just a number (especially since you can be biologically younger/older, and there's no guaranteed lifespan for any of us)... but it's a nice marker to push you forward.
Cool article on Dr. Bronner's marketing, thx @Bevan
Replying to @abcoathup (0xefa5fc1a09e4137f696e993f9e54bd91a189b5eb)
I found a smaller daypack liberating. I had to focus on what I used every day. Regards the beard, I dislike shaving, so it was an easy choice.
yeah i'm getting sick of having 4 more shirts than I need in a regular laundry load. I could easily downsize to only my two best business shirts and my 3 wool/workout tees.
Replying to @Bevan (0x30755d3e65c0cf46c35b72d11e52d941c5fc3a3e)
#lkie Glad you enjoyed it! Are you in London now?
Prague for 3 days. I took the either positive or negative challenge to go alcohol free.
If you're into crypto... and you work in crypto...
COME TO PRAGUE. BITCOIN COFFEE. PAPER HUB. NOW.
Replying to @satsearcher (0x86e9abf10d761122f3a7c375fe381dfd28bb47a0)
Life ain't gonna get easier w/ age and I'd rather leap sooner. Overall the my most effective integration for me is #39 designing my ideal day, and #6 regular friend/influence purges. Perhaps also #10 seeking out quiet, and #3/#11 writing down a philosophy and living by it. As for #5 long term relationship and #32 kid, I'm curious... and aware that I don't have any action planned to make them happen. Mistake.
Anyone else who reads this: what parts are most important to you? Do you agree/disagree?
Replying to @satsearcher (0x86e9abf10d761122f3a7c375fe381dfd28bb47a0)
40 Ways To Live A Full Life (And Leave Nothing On The Table) By Age 30 – https://ryanholiday.net/40-ways-to-live-a-full-life-and-leave-nothing-on-the-table-by-age-30/ Have read this before. Parts I haven't considered: - #3 and #11: quit dicking around, stop winging it - #5: get married - #6: regular friend/influence purges - #7: journal - #9: live in LA/NYC/Berlin/London (for at least 6 mo) - #10: seek out quiet - #13: workout every day (it's duty) - #19: be habitually responsible, macro risk taker (cont)
Life ain't gonna get easier w/ age and I'd rather leap sooner.
Overall the my most effective integration for me is #39 designing my ideal day, and #6 regular friend/influence purges.
Perhaps also #10 seeking out quiet, and #3/#11 writing down a philosophy and living by it.
As for #5 long term relationship and #32 kid, I'm curious... and aware that I don't have any action planned to make them happen. Mistake.
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(cont) - #22: be prematurely old. if someone calls you an old soul it means you have your shit together. - #23: call quits when you get enough of a good thing (e.g. travel.) move on when others get stuck. - #24 study the greats - #26 buy a house - #28 drive across the US - #29 hallucinogens are to insight what oxy is to pain relief - hard work beats shortcuts - #31 read more books - #32 have a kid (cont)
(cont)
- #38 have a todo list every day including weekends. keep moving forward.
- #39 design the ideal day
- #40 take notes on what you read, organise it into a system (related: @sivers recommends keeping a contact database)
Replying to @satsearcher (0x86e9abf10d761122f3a7c375fe381dfd28bb47a0)
40 Ways To Live A Full Life (And Leave Nothing On The Table) By Age 30 – https://ryanholiday.net/40-ways-to-live-a-full-life-and-leave-nothing-on-the-table-by-age-30/ Have read this before. Parts I haven't considered: - #3 and #11: quit dicking around, stop winging it - #5: get married - #6: regular friend/influence purges - #7: journal - #9: live in LA/NYC/Berlin/London (for at least 6 mo) - #10: seek out quiet - #13: workout every day (it's duty) - #19: be habitually responsible, macro risk taker (cont)
(cont)
- #22: be prematurely old. if someone calls you an old soul it means you have your shit together.
- #23: call quits when you get enough of a good thing (e.g. travel.) move on when others get stuck.
- #24 study the greats
- #26 buy a house
- #28 drive across the US
- #29 hallucinogens are to insight what oxy is to pain relief - hard work beats shortcuts
- #31 read more books
- #32 have a kid
(cont)
40 Ways To Live A Full Life (And Leave Nothing On The Table) By Age 30 – https://ryanholiday.net/40-ways-to-live-a-full-life-and-leave-nothing-on-the-table-by-age-30/
Have read this before. Parts I haven't considered:
- #3 and #11: quit dicking around, stop winging it
- #5: get married
- #6: regular friend/influence purges
- #7: journal
- #9: live in LA/NYC/Berlin/London (for at least 6 mo)
- #10: seek out quiet
- #13: workout every day (it's duty)
- #19: be habitually responsible, macro risk taker
(cont)
Replying to @satsearcher (0x86e9abf10d761122f3a7c375fe381dfd28bb47a0)
>“One has to kill a few of one’s natural selves to let the rest grow — a very painful slaughter of innocents.” – Henry Sidwick. Ryan Holiday on sacrificing opportunities/parts of who you are, to make room for your best self. Or specifically, dropping out of college. https://ryanholiday.net/how-dropping-out-of-college-can-save-your-life-2/
>You’re two people, the scheming little bastard I saw so easily and the fine, intelligent boy underneath that your grandfather, bless him, saw. But you’re coming of age soon and you’ll have to choose. A boy can be two, three, four potential people, but a man is only one. He murders the others.
>What’s the point of working hard and being successful if it means biting your tongue (or declining to act) when you see something unfair or untoward?
- Ryan Holiday's take on Nassim Taleb's quote “If you see fraud and do not say fraud, you are a fraud.”
>“One has to kill a few of one’s natural selves to let the rest grow — a very painful slaughter of innocents.” – Henry Sidwick.
Ryan Holiday on sacrificing opportunities/parts of who you are, to make room for your best self. Or specifically, dropping out of college.
https://ryanholiday.net/how-dropping-out-of-college-can-save-your-life-2/
Shame is an interesting phenomenon.
I can't tell if I am experiencing it more or less, over time.
I think on average we could do with less shame about ourselves as vulnerable, needy, mortal people -- and more shame about the lazy (in)actions we take that hurt people, our traditions, and the environment.
Ryan Holiday has a good story about using shame for good: https://ryanholiday.net/questioning/
Replying to @satsearcher (0x86e9abf10d761122f3a7c375fe381dfd28bb47a0)
>Markdown test
Ok, you can't put a space between > and the following content.
Replying to @satsearcher (0x86e9abf10d761122f3a7c375fe381dfd28bb47a0)
> The only thing that I know for sure is: > - No one can predict the future > - The only future we will have is the one we create for ourselves > - Whilst you can’t predict the future, you can certainly do a lot of things to make the future you want a lot more likely > “The future depends on what you do today” ― Mahatma Gandhi https://lifelessons.co/critical-thinking/failedfuturepredictions/
>Markdown test
> The only thing that I know for sure is:
> - No one can predict the future
> - The only future we will have is the one we create for ourselves
> - Whilst you can’t predict the future, you can certainly do a lot of things to make the future you want a lot more likely
> “The future depends on what you do today” ― Mahatma Gandhi
https://lifelessons.co/critical-thinking/failedfuturepredictions/
Replying to @satsearcher (0x6348dbea8987c27f8462755e493f64d99c28dd05)
Berlin was cool.
As was Palermo,
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Replying to @abcoathup (0xefa5fc1a09e4137f696e993f9e54bd91a189b5eb)
You climb a hill and then see the mountains ahead. A beard and a smaller backpack could be next.
If I could get $100k on the condition I must spend the next 5 years living only out of a daypack I'd take that offer.
Beard might be a way off. Need to wait out for more testosterone and maybe spend more time around bearded people, you become the average of the 5 humans you most associate with right?
Replying to @Bevan (0x30755d3e65c0cf46c35b72d11e52d941c5fc3a3e)
Haha. Is Dr Bronner's based in Berlin? Cool pic!
California I'm pretty sure, but founded by a German... Haven't been to the US but I'm fairly sure sure you only get Dr. Bronner's particular brand of evangelism there.
Want to feel glad to live in a country with access to crypto knowledge, a computer/phone with a dapp browser, as you likely are if you use Peepeth? Check out this.
Replying to @satsearcher (0x6348dbea8987c27f8462755e493f64d99c28dd05)
#nsfw an example of the berlin spirit
#nsfw another example
Replying to @satsearcher (0x6348dbea8987c27f8462755e493f64d99c28dd05)
State of my laptop, 15 June 2019. I was originally considering cropping this pic but the backstory is better: I'm at a Berlin laundromat and had to wash both my shorts and my pants. So now I'm #nopantsgang. It's OK, indecent exposure is called 'art' here.
#nsfw an example of the berlin spirit
State of my laptop, 15 June 2019.
I was originally considering cropping this pic but the backstory is better:
I'm at a Berlin laundromat and had to wash both my shorts and my pants. So now I'm #nopantsgang. It's OK, indecent exposure is called 'art' here.
"Fear is the mind killer" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mq1d9XKm6gc
“Well, if we're optimising for CPA, CPL, CR, CRO, CTR, CLV and of course CoCa, the value really is all online now” the suits mumble, from the safety of their glass-paneled office.
All I’ll say is this: Jeff Johnson started from nothing and sold 3,250 pairs of shoes from the boot of his car in less than a year."
https://marketingexamples.com/direct/how-nike-sold-first-shoes
Live with Me Live (isn't English language/pronunciation funny?) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0R8VYM837FY
Replying to @emanuele (0xeaddad41ac5048d8924701925ea930feb0fe56f2)
Don't you have any credit card?
I have debit cards. Got locked out of the online interface for topping my Euro/GBP balance up (AirNZOneSmart.co.nz).
The other debit card is in NZD and I use it for online purchases (e.g. SafetyWing.com insurance). That's what I was able to get the GBP for the airport bus out of.
Replying to @Bevan (0x30755d3e65c0cf46c35b72d11e52d941c5fc3a3e)
Thanks for asking. This is top of mind :) Change is needed to attract and support a larger community. More updates on this soon.
V O I C E M E S S A G E S ❤️
Replying to @Bevan (0x30755d3e65c0cf46c35b72d11e52d941c5fc3a3e)
We certainly do. But most of us are not at the extremes for most tendencies, and there is a good range that we can inhabit. I think this too is a balance: finding the mix between self-improvement and self-acceptance.
The good general narrative for that balance seems to be "I am awesome, and I can get better"
Though sometimes the opposite "I am terrible, and I need to get my act together" is even better
Also a mix of avoiding narrative fallacy (https://ryanholiday.net/the-narrative-fallacy/) and creating a clear, coherent story of you and your motivations that you can 'sell' to other people and yourself (i.e. https://www.selfauthoring.com/)
Replying to @nhirsch (0x48afea864841abea12deddb7b39be3c2e6be3e67)
Video unavailable The uploader has not made this video available in your country. (USA)
You poor American.
Replying to @Bevan (0x9b74c8ac5d9c13836e677d0c279e7f038417724b)
Living on the edge! Glad you got a ride from the airport. Good luck and keep us updated.
Checked into #PrimalBase Berlin!
Replying to @satsearcher (0x86e9abf10d761122f3a7c375fe381dfd28bb47a0)
There's too many employees at banks too. That money could be better invested in better systems and customer experience. I know of a woman who got pregnant while working at a bank (customer facing, i.e. filling out paperwork). She stayed there well into her pregnancy because the work was so low effort and chill... positive side, it helped her financially, but negative side, what kind of work is that?
If every employee is doing the same kind of chilled-out paperwork filing... I understand it for a pregnant woman, or anyone with some stress-based disability, but wtf I and many people I know would go crazy in that environment!
Replying to @AnaelleLTD (0x2c89c3660a985ccdebf7e63f5f0f8b83e54cd49d)
Some banks are just rock-bottom. They work really hard at sinking you, so that they can rip your skin off while pulling you out of their dark waters. Modern banking business clearly works against young/working class/entrepreneur/GIG economy people.
There's too many employees at banks too. That money could be better invested in better systems and customer experience. I know of a woman who got pregnant while working at a bank (customer facing, i.e. filling out paperwork). She stayed there well into her pregnancy because the work was so low effort and chill... positive side, it helped her financially, but negative side, what kind of work is that?
Replying to @AnaelleLTD (0x2c89c3660a985ccdebf7e63f5f0f8b83e54cd49d)
Some banks are just rock-bottom. They work really hard at sinking you, so that they can rip your skin off while pulling you out of their dark waters. Modern banking business clearly works against young/working class/entrepreneur/GIG economy people.
I don't think they are malicious, but simply indifferent to people who don't hold enough money to make them the big $$$.
The problem is, that viewpoint is actually irrational. Helping people have freedom with their money and good "customer experience" will prob lead to more voluntary saving, more available investment funds, more fees, etc.
Big openings for disruption!
Replying to @abcoathup (0xefa5fc1a09e4137f696e993f9e54bd91a189b5eb)
Can’t spend money because of not having a local billing address or IP or being resident. Charged high fees and poor exchange rate for moving money internationally. Looking forward to these barriers being removed.
Poor exchange rate is a big one... I've easily saved $175 so far with Transferwise. And I'm transferring between two wealthy/economically established currencies (NZD and EUR) and don't spend a ton of money. Can only imagine what it's like for someone with a slightly bigger lifestyle or family. Remittance payments too...
Replying to @tamay (0x68391e13e153b30512d7b6075ed8829fee1147cb)
I think it depends on who you network with...In my feed that has been a lot of calling out, now it's because I'm a woman and men can be shits, but it's a lot of screenshots of inappropriate conversations and the like. My industry ppl are def expressive/opinionated and start stuff
Ha, sounds like a cool industry. What one?
Yeah I've heard about linkedin creepy DMs...
Replying to @tamay (0x68391e13e153b30512d7b6075ed8829fee1147cb)
I think the "realness" does have those annoying/brash/non listening ppl etc. It what we actually encounter in everyday life. What's always been missing in social is the "societal norms" that pevent ppl being an ass to your face. So giving virtual sideyes or "whyd you say that"
Yeah. No threat of someone beating you up for being racist online, for example.
Successfully made it to Berlin!
Lessons learned:
- Cheap flights aren't always cheap...
- Don't rely on banks!
- People are wonderful if you give them a chance to help you...
- Not having money sucks!
Emerge - Fischerspooner.
Eclectic.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Y3m9vSdFbM
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