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Mark Camper
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Bitcoin Pleb & Econ larper. Paying bills with Product & UX. Love for the tough mountain climbs and manual labor. Currently enrolled in a Blue collar bootcamp. CZ/EN

You should start sneaking in Mandibles quotes in between the release notes.

Hey hey, she's not wrong. "You can *apply*".

It's basically an efficient system for central entity to process all your 'life applications'.

We can learn and play with the parameters. No need to distribute the zaps evenly.

There should be some marginal attribution of each of the zaps your received.

Let's say if Jack boosts you a lot more marginal impressions and zaps, he should get a zap share somewhat proportionally amounting to it.

A new bot account with no follows shouldn't get any amount.

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What do you guys think about the game theory of this for big accounts?

- Will they have too strong of an incentive to just keep boosting other notes?

- Would it be wrong to do so?

- -> I'm thinking it could be a great force for decentralization; similar to the Joe Rogan podcast giving spotlight to new interesting people.

I got practically robbed by a banker and then an insurance broker in the same afternoon.

I guess just another business day for them. But it's less annoying knowing they'll be out of businesses sooner or later.

You're right. US Immigration process is one of the worst regulatory capture cases in the world.

They have no stated goals, and no defined metrics to measure how good they are doing their job; and if course, no responsibility for doing it poorly.

One hand is playing a literal lottery with human lives while the other is essentially doing the same, just in a super slow process with millions of costly duplicit steps, years long waiting times, all designed just to max the immigration attorney business.

The worst part of the design in my experience is the unpredictability. You enter the process, not knowing how long it would take and what would be the outcome (high variability in both for most cases). It's a tremendous waste of human capital.

It would be so easy just to setup 2 OKR metrics to be tracked for every immigrant who gets in, and outsource it to a couple of competing companies (even DVMs)

- A) minimize delinquencies

- B) maximize wealth creation (jobs and taxes)

He doesn't have much more advertisers to lose, though.

I'd go with Russian ties, and then step up nationalization of SpaceX for national defense threats reasoning.

I recently got Xero - Prio ones for the gym/crossfit - I was mindblown by the comfort and sensibility I have in these.

On trails/street/hiking I got my 3rd pair of Altras - Lone Peak - equally comfortable. But I do destroy them yearly after a heavy use on rocky trails.

Impressive proof of work; Congrats!

#amethyst #ux #feedback

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Yup, the color really pops on the black background. And I've always loved time series charts. They convey so much information without being complicated.

But few things which did make the UI a bit complicated to me at first:

1) The "Today arrow icon" evokes to me switching in between different time frames. But instead, in production, it does hide/display the whole chart.

*I would actually enjoy the ability to switch from daily, weekly, monthly, yearly view with the x-axis changing accordingly.

2) It took me long time at first to decipher which events are being tracked on which y axis. There might be way to visually seperate them and make it more obvious that right axis is for the zap amounts only, while left axis is for everything else.

3) Even when the chart is displayed, there still persists the big top-front-and-center Global/Follows/Muted switch, which doesn't interact with the chart anyhow, but with the detailed notification feed displayed below.

I'd suggest to strictly visually seperate these two; move the switch below the collapsible chart.

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Lmk what you think, and let's find some UXD who wants to play with it 😇

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Sorry for unsolicited critique 😅

I'd say the nose is a little too big and wide. And the eyes aren't much Asian here.

Twitter still has stronger network effects for any macro/investing convos. And for now, those are still very free from any censorship attempts, so it's a harder switching cost tradeoff for these convos.

That's why I have even higher respect for Lyn for committing to nostr.