Daily discussion thread 2025-03-19

Daily discussion thread 2025-03-19
by macbudkowski.eth5764 ๐Ÿฅ โ€ข 2y โ€ข hackmd.io
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gm,

if you're a newcomer to our Daily Discussion thread, this is a place where we discuss all Ethereum topics, news, events.

And sometimes even things that are not directly Ethereum-related :)
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Prompt for today:

What are you working on this week?
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Checking if/how a VR for KN search could make sense. Search results can easily clutter up a 2D workspace, in a 3D workspace there is more space, it is easier to navigate.

For the "vibe searchers" a MCP could also be helpful
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This week, hopefully, I plan on looking a lot at the Ethereum chart to see whether this pump that is temporarily outperforming BTC is sustained
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Real work-wise just social posts, coordinating partnerships, and writing op-eds.

Outside of that figuring out what I envision my next "career step" to look like as atm I feel I am just stagnating.

To address that feeling in my leisure time, I started a Coursera online course on sociological theory, and researching the philosophy of individualism and where it clashes with our desire for connection.
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For me, it's wrapping up some grants-related work for Kiwi, so that we can get some more runway :)

BTW @naomiii.eth, is there anything in particular you'd like to do in your career? Or are you in the exploratory phase?

If it's the latter, highly recommend this talk (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SemHh0n19LA) and this guy's book called "Design your life". It helped me a lot to figure out what I want to do.
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I'm focused on community/business development this week, specifically focused on connecting with open source developers. I'm extra interested in communities where $100 for a pull request has a significant impact on their lives and Scout Game has such an obvious value prop for them.
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Sounds great @ccarella.eth. Which countries/regions are you focused on? I know that Celo is big in Africa, so that might be one angle.
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