I recently had the chance to meet some great web2 founders considering moving into web3.
Web3 is trendy now, so it’s important to cut through the noise and highlight the right long-term reasons to start a web3 project.
Here are some good reasons to build a web3 project:
After my post on real-time machine learning last year, many people asked me how to do it.
This post discusses the challenges + solutions for online prediction, online evaluation, and continual learning, with use cases and examples.
Feedback appreciated!
https://t.co/lywDVpYnUD
If you’re thinking of joining an early stage startup, especially in a senior role, you need to think like a VC
I’ve personally left life-changing $ on the table because I didn't know the right questions to ask
Sharing a partial list below
7 steps to transition to web3, for non-technical folks.
It can be daunting to make a career shift to web3, especially for those who don’t code.
There are new roles that don’t exist in other industries, and recruiting seems informal and network-based.
A mini-guide 🧵
What if every 'like' or follow cost $1.00+?
That's the reality for Web3 on every general-purpose blockchain on the market today, including Ethereum, Solana, Avalanche, and all others.
Smart contracts don't scale, and the numbers don't lie.
https://t.co/1OKo4dsW5K
A friend of mine is buying generic water bottles on Alibaba for $1.98 and selling em on Etsy for $14.99.
Made 509 sales…
-Assume ~$5ea for shipping
-Net around ~$7ea after Etsy fees
That’s over $3500 profit.
Lemme show you how to turn this hustle into a brand: