A Web3 Dad

I help people who started a nonprofit after a full career in something else. Every Friday I hand them something finished | @theweb3family

[A Web3 Dad @aweb3dad]

Non-technical founders are paralyzed by "digital limbo" – great ideas, but a fragmented online presence that's killing credibility. Hiring a full agency? Slow and overpriced. Here's how I deliver your first research-backed strategy in 24 hours as a fractional CTO.

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@JLarky Think it’s worth the investment for a small team of 2?

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@theharshith_ I’ve always enjoyed an animated sheen on a button. A gradient is just a stationary version of that. But more important, I find it an unnecessary element for conversion

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@JLarky One of the best engineers I've ever met in my career. Been following your advice since my layoff, and you were right. You have to be visible in order to be seen. It's been hard getting a job, but I don't doubt it'll be easy for you, especially with the content you make.

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@nicolasmore_ I've been loving https://t.co/W6Z7lBBdrL. Having figured out how exactly to use it for what I'm looking for, which is finding my icp in the nonprofit space, but it's been helpful with regards to rapidly getting information about most talked about conversations

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Hilarious

[No Context Tobey Maguire @OocTobeyM]

Someone tried to recreate the Spider-Man 2 train scene in the video game

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@rod_mallo I'm not gonna be waiting a long time before my kids sit next to me

[A Web3 Dad @aweb3dad]

I used to sit on the computer and watch my program compile.

Now I watch google gemini do deep research.

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@tekbog Omg hilarious

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@TheUpWill Hilarious. I myself am tired at 10pm, but I think I’m recovering from a lack of a busy week last week. I’m in hunt mode looking for the next person to help.

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@JasonDigitl hilarous

[A Web3 Dad @aweb3dad]

Where the builders at?

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Take care of yourselves this weekend

[A Web3 Dad @aweb3dad]

@Dias_Builds For sure. Feel free to reach out to me anytime. I’m super responsive about all things I know

[A Web3 Dad @aweb3dad]

Haha I remember how tired I was, but business has to keep going.

Thank you for the interview @Dias_Builds.

I might have to clip this up and share. So many good things. Thank you.

Let me know if you have a form I can give to others to join your waitlist for other episodes.

[Rui Dias @Dias_Builds]

Most people talk about startups.
Very few are actually building.

Founder in 10' exists to document the ones who are.

This series captures real founders, in real time, people shipping products, making decisions, and figuring things out as they go. No polished stories. No hindsight bias. Just the truth of building, condensed into 10 minutes.

Episode 1 features a Web3 Dad, Founder of Web3 Family.

We explore how it started, what’s being built, and what it actually feels like to actually create something.

This is not about success stories.
This is about the process.

If you're building, you'll understand.
If you're not, this might make you start.
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@aweb3dad
@theweb3family
https://t.co/Vd0K4zrB3T

Sponsored by: @fluxo_app

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@fluxo_app @theweb3family Definitely isn’t easy being a founder. But it’s definitely fun. Thanks for the repost

[A Web3 Dad @aweb3dad]

Definitely have not been on X in a while. Trying to find where my ICP is.

Seems my ICP are people of the older generation who don’t want to use the computer the way we do.

Let’s be good to our elders folks.

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@szewailaw_lis Hilarious. It's always been that way

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Had to learn a long time ago, people will disappear, but your vision is yours. They can't run with it too far

[A Web3 Dad @aweb3dad]

@zuess05 There’s gonna be bugs. But hence why tests are important. Anyone writing tests nowadays?

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@Prathkum It was only a matter of time before we automated ourselves out of our own job