Don't feel bad about that, I barely have time to check my feed, let alone follow who builds what.
But if you wish I was aware of your work, I suggest you post more notes about it (if you did and I missed it, apologies)
could be jealousy, or resentment because you're making them look bad in comparison!
If you are unable to articulate the value that you bring, it's likely that others will fail to notice it. But if you feel that your work consistently goes unrecognized, you may want to look for another role. Even better, use your productivity to build a product or service yourself, that people are willing to pay for, and from which value flows directly to you (the most straightforward kind of recognition).
Animal Farm is excellent
This great technology makes it easier for the EU to access your privates
they need to refill the orange ink cartridge
Small and medium-sized banks should be the greatest friends of #Bitcoin. A CBDC would make them irrelevant, centralizing everything in the central bank and a few large bank . Small and medium-sized banks should figure out how to offer valuable financial services in a Bitcoin economy
One life is too short for all the things I want to learn
-I said "What's up in DC, eh?"
-I thought you said "Let's up our DCA!"
Flipping through this video by Mark Moss, I wasn't expecting to learn anything new, but I came across this excellent quip: The market of Bitcoin is *value itself*
Good approach IMO, I do the same
What do you mean? CC-BY is the equivalent of open source for content. It basically means exactly what you want, "use it for anything you want but give me credit"
I don’t want to be a dick and I as I been saying this forever that the pictures I generate are open source and free to use for everyone but whoever is behind the Trading Cards and Spirit of Satoshi that reached out to me to send you the pictures that I have generated back in the days at least give the credit !🤷♂️
https://geyser.fund/project/spiritofsatoshi/rewards
Did you put a licence on them? Sounds like you should licence them as CC-BY