There’s a lot of things on the mempool you can bet on. The time, the last character of the hash, the mining pool….

#Haha #Yeah #I #Do #Not #Know #Why #Anyone #Uses #Hashtags

#wisdom 🐶🐾🤣🤣🤣

As long as the tags are helpful, it is good! When people start adding shit that has no relevance to the content, then it’s a problem 🐶🐾🫡🫂

I guess I'm guilty sometimes #pommesrotweiss

Why do you spam tags anon? Why do you add unrelated tags to your notes? Do you realize that it just makes tags unusable for the people and instead makes your tag spam note invisible to most. Use the remaining two neurons to consider the long term implications 🐶🐾😭😭😭

Predator.

There are now 🫡

GN

GN

I get a metric fuckton of interview requests.

In my early days I said yes to a lot of things, but now it would take up all of my time so unfortunately I say no to 95% of them. We rate by both size and alignment for first interviews.

For recurring interviews though, it's almost entirely just a vibe check. If I like the interviewer, probably met them in person, and literally just enjoy hanging out with them, then I don't care much about metrics. You could be 1/10th the size of someone who gets ghosted and I'll be like, "yeah man let's do it."

He seems like the facebook type 😂😂

Oops no I communicated it wrong. That’s why I do wayyyyy better with videos. I meant the clients and nostr projects, not me personally. Like when the devs make a note about their new updates and a bunch of us renote it, that’s a form of marketing to me. We want to share things that are useful and solve problems, not because there’s some type of financial or data harvesting incentives.

Whereas the marketing for Google/Facebook have much more nefarious intentions besides “wanting to share something that could be useful or solve a problem”