A good leader rallies everyone around a mission. A great leader allows for that mission to evolve based on the creativity of the individuals within the organization.
so sick of seeing smart young ppl pursue regular rat races but then paint their morally-murky work as being mission-driven in order to signal that they're a good person. subtly lying to yourself creates reality distortion ripples that degrade your ability to see solutions clearly
David's essay (and Cory's great echo) is pretty devastating re Proof-of-Work-based chains like BTC and ETH (today). However, they both dismiss two things I'd like to point out are not only "not that bad" but potentially worth redirecting public animus towards more fruitfully. 1/
1/ I’m very excited to officially announce OpenSea Ventures, our initiative to advance Web3 outside the bounds of the company: https://t.co/a21vaAPrC0
Here's why investment in Web3 is important to us:
Last week, I discovered (and reported) a critical bug (which has been fully patched) in @optimismPBC (a "layer 2 scaling solution" for Ethereum) that would have allowed an attacker to print arbitrary quantity of tokens, for which I won a $2,000,042 bounty. https://t.co/J6KOlU8aSW
Announcing Concorde ✈️💬
Most people focus on developing apps that RUN in a decentralized way. But the efforts to create such apps are typically quite centralized. Concorde is BUILT in decentralized way
No staff PMs. No staff engineers. No central planning