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Welcome to The Chopping Block – where crypto insiders Haseeb Qureshi, Tom Schmidt, Tarun Chitra, and special guest Dan Romero, co-founder of Farcaster, engage in a riveting discussion on decentralized social media and the burgeoning meme coin trend within the cryptocurrency ecosystem. This episode offers an in-depth analysis of Farcaster's innovative mechanisms for user engagement and its significant role in shaping the future of social interactions in the crypto domain. We delve into the mechanics behind meme coins, examining their influence on community dynamics, market behavior, and the broader implications for digital asset valuation. Our conversation navigates through the intricacies of decentralized platforms like Farcaster, probing into their potential to disrupt conventional social media models and foster a new era of user-centric, blockchain-enabled online communities. Join us for a comprehensive exploration of these pivotal developments, enriched with Dan Romero's firsthand insights, as we dissect the evolving landscape of social media in the crypto age and the captivating allure of meme coins, all aimed at providing a deeper understanding of their impact on the global cryptocurrency market. Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, Podcast Addict, Pocket Casts, Pandora, Castbox, Google Podcasts, TuneIn, Amazon Music, or on your favorite podcast platform. Show Highlights
Welcome to The Chopping Block – where crypto insiders Haseeb Qureshi, Tom Schmidt, Tarun Chitra, and special guest Dan Romero, co-founder of Farcaster, engage in a riveting discussion on decentralized social media and the burgeoning meme coin trend within the cryptocurrency ecosystem. This episode offers an in-depth analysis of Farcaster's innovative mechanisms for user engagement and its significant role in shaping the future of social interactions in the crypto domain. We delve into the mechanics behind meme coins, examining their influence on community dynamics, market behavior, and the broader implications for digital asset valuation. Our conversation navigates through the intricacies of decentralized platforms like Farcaster, probing into their potential to disrupt conventional social media models and foster a new era of user-centric, blockchain-enabled online communities. Join us for a comprehensive exploration of these pivotal developments, enriched with Dan Romero's firsthand insights, as we dissect the evolving landscape of social media in the crypto age and the captivating allure of meme coins, all aimed at providing a deeper understanding of their impact on the global cryptocurrency market. Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, Podcast Addict, Pocket Casts, Pandora, Castbox, Google Podcasts, TuneIn, Amazon Music, or on your favorite podcast platform. Show Highlights
There's plenty of buzz in the market around Storage as a Service (STaaS) and subscription-based solutions to meeting growing demands around managing escalating quantities of data. But what's the reality in offerings that really deliver enterprise value vs. those that are more of a smokescreen for fancy financing models? Hear from Stan Yanitskiy, Digital Experience Solution Architect, in the first of a multi-part series of STaaS episodes designed to help you understand the facts and details around Pure's Evergreen//One subscription offering. Learn about business drivers compelling enterprises to consider this model, misconceptions behind CAPEX and OPEX, the true meaning behind Pure's guaranteed SLAs matched to business objectives, and the white glove support we provide Evergreen//One customers. Stan will be returning to the Pure Report on regular cadence over the next few months so be on the lookout for new episodes coming soon that dive deeper into SLAs and how a typical customer engagement evolves around subscription-based storage solutions that are flexible and non-disruptive. For more info on Evergreen//One, go to: https://www.purestorage.com/products/staas/evergreen/one.html
Nicht nur sichere Technologien, sondern auch flexiblere Verbrauchsmodelle sowie Beschaffungsangebote (STaaS) für konsolidierte software-definierte Datendienste werden verstärkt gefragt… Um was geht es in diesem Podcast? Fortschritte bei Digitalisierung, Vernetzung und Entwicklung neuer stark datengetriebener Anwendungen im Verbund mit hybriden Cloud-Deployments hat zu einem weiteren Wachstum im Bereich von semi- und unstrukturierter Daten geführt. Ältere Speichersysteme gerade im NAS-Umfeld stoßen dann schnell an ihre Grenzen, denn die möglichst nahtlose, unkomplizierte Erweiterung und Verwaltung von Leistung und Kapazität lässt sich in einer festen Hardware-Architektur nur bis zu einer bestimmten Größe sinnvoll abbilden. Ein weiterer kritischer Punkt betrifft die Zunahme von Cyberangriffen, besonders in Form von Ransomware. Diese zielen vermehrt auf unstrukturierte Datensätze und Backupdaten. Integrierte Cyber-Security-Funktionalitäten für verteilte Dateisysteme und Objektspeicherplattformen werden deshalb notwendig, je mehr Angriffe auf diese Systeme und Daten stattfinden. Vom Anbieter verwaltete Cloud-basierte Speicherlösungen as-a-Service (STaaS) als Ergänzung oder Ersatz für eigene Speicherinfrastrukturen vor Ort können eine Alternative darstellen (variable Kosten, Sicherheit, reduzierte Komplexität, immer die aktuellste Technologie etc.). Weiterer Vorteil: der Hersteller übernimmt die Verwaltung, Wartung und den Support und damit die komplette Verantwortung und je nach Angebot auch Sicherheit der Speicherumgebung... Mehr dazu in diesem Podcast und auf unserer Webseite www.storageconsortium.de
SNSは社会的資本、Cryptoは金銭的資本の獲得ゲームだと捉えると、従来のSNSプロダクトからweb3のグロースは学べるのでは？という点を考察してみました。 1. 新しいソーシャルネットワークは、新しい形のソーシャルキャピタルであるトークンを発行する。 2. トークンを獲得するためには、プルーフ・オブ・ワーク(仕事の証明)をしなければならない。 3. 時間が経てば経つほど、各ソーシャルネットワークで新しいトークンを採掘することが難しくなり、希少性が生まれる。 4. 多くの人々、特に年配の人々は、ソーシャルネットワークと暗号通貨の両方を嘲笑する。 上記の類似性から、これまでのSNS（＝ソーシャル・キャピタルプロダクト）を参考にサスティナブルなweb3プロダクトとは何かについて話しています。 Episode内で言及したコンテンツはこちら Network Stateについて https://thenetworkstate.com/ Status as a Service (StaaS) https://www.eugenewei.com/blog/2019/2/19/status-as-a-service Status Traps: Learning from Web2 Social Networks https://a16zcrypto.com/social-network-status-traps-web2-learnings/ お気軽にご質問をどうぞ。#Web3FM で感想もお待ちしています。 金城：https://twitter.com/illshin 中司：https://twitter.com/nakatsukasa_13 AKINDOのプロジェクトはこちら AKINDO：https://twitter.com/akindo_io
When you need to send payloads to space, you call upon the expertise of Stephanie Murphy, because Ms. Murphy and her newly merged company is (and has been) perfectly practiced at providing on-orbit testing for government and commercial customers. Today on the show, you'll enjoy getting to know the impressive Stephanie Murphy- how she's overcoming obstacles as a female principal owner in the competitive commercial space industry, what it takes to fly payloads in space, her team's ability to champion challenging flight schedules (from concept to flown in 3 years!) and what it feels like to receive a new contract from NASA to be the first woman-owned company that will land testing equipment on the moon!! Alpha Space leads the commercial space industry through its Space Testing as a Service (STaaS) offerings. Alpha Space owns and operates the MISSE – an orbiting commercial science and testing facility permanently installed on the exterior of the International Space Station. MEI Technologies is a nationwide company providing innovative technical services and solutions including Space Access, Engineering Services & Solutions, Modeling and Simulation and IT/Cyber Services & Solutions, and Stephanie Murphy is the woman who formed the merger between Alpha Space and MEI Technologies! About Stephanie Muñiz Murphy: Stephanie Muñiz Murphy a Hispanic-American woman who owns Aegis and serves as Chair of the Board. Through a new contract with NASA, Aegis will be the first woman-owned company that will land testing equipment on the Moon! Stephanie is working closely with Mark Gittleman, the CEO of Aegis, which was formed in August 2021 through the merger of Alpha Space and MEI Technologies. Gittleman's background is rich with hardware development in the commercial space industry. About AEGIS AEROSPACE https://www.aegisaero.com (pronounced ējis) is a woman-owned space and technology company that provides turn-key solutions to government and commercial customers in the space and defense industries. Formed through the merger of Alpha Space and MEI Technologies, Aegis Aerospace offers 30 years of success and innovation in the areas of commercial space services, technology and engineering services, and related products. About Alpha Space https://www.alphaspace.com/about-alpha-space.html Unparalleled Commercial On-Orbit Testing and Data Collection Services Alpha Space Test and Research Alliance, LLC (Alpha Space) is a minority-woman-owned commercial space company serving the space R&D and testing markets. It is an ISS National Laboratory Implementation Partner and Commercialization Partner. Alpha Space provides turnkey on-orbit technology testing services utilizing its unique, external flight facility, MISSE. Alpha Space makes it easy to get your science or technology to orbit and into the actual space environment, providing confidential testing and data collection for both passive and active tests and experiments for about 6 months at a time. When the test period is over, Alpha Space returns your hardware to you. The Alpha Space team has the experience and skills needed to provide its customers with services that include: Hardware design Hardware/experiment fabrication Payload and experiment integration Flight certification Launch vehicle integration On-orbit operations Confidential data collection De-integration and return About the MISSE Facility https://www.alphaspace.com/about-misse-ff.html Affordable, Unparalleled Access for Space Environment Technology Demonstration Testing Instrument Validation | Material Science | Solar Cell Testing The MISSE test platform consists of a flight facility that is permanently installed on an ISS truss and modular technology/experiment carriers. The flight facility provides structural mounting and utility distribution to up to twelve technology/experiment carriers at a time. The modular carriers are rotated about every six months with a new set of customer technologies.
In this week's episode of Reformed Millennials, Broc and Joel discuss investing in some of the most common millennial vices; things like — gambling or sports betting, ubering everywhere, and buying used cars. We start with comparing Penn National versus Draftkings... how Uber and Lyft paying drivers over $40/hr to meet resurging demand is affecting their businesses, and whether the seed stage Carvana of Canada can replicate their success with used-vehicle vending machines. Listen on Apple, Spotify, or Google Podcasts.If you aren’t in the Reformed Millennials Facebook Group join us for daily updates, discussions, and deep dives into the investable trends Millennials should be paying attention to.👉 For specific investment questions or advice contact Joel @ Gold Investment Management. 📈📊Market Update💵📉Happy Wednesday, y’all.That secret weapon is JC Parets at @Allstarcharts (twitter)The S&P 500 and Dow Jones both closed at all-time highs yesterday, $4,436 and $35,264.Energy was the strongest sector, followed by materials and financials. 💪The United States Senate approved a $1 trillion infrastructure plan. The package, which contains $550 billion for roads, broadband, and utilities, has bipartisan backing.There were some high-flying moves made after hours. Check out Coinbase, Fubo, and Upstart’s earnings below. Following the major boom in crypto, many long-duration risky assets are following along. The cup spillith over. 🚀 🚀However, the messy market for everything but Google and MRNA continues. Sure, a few stock indexes in the United States have made new highs, but how many stocks in those indexes are doing that? VERY FEW.Divergences persist….This environment continues to remind me of a lot of the “Year 2” of market cycles that we’ve seen before. Take the initial thrust off the 2009 lows for example. Notice the sideways chop in Year 2 of that cycle:How about 2004 after that initial thrust in 2003?This first leg higher was sparked after the ultimate low following the tech bubble popping. Look at Year 2. Chop Chop Chop….We’ve seen it many times before. 1982… 1976…it’s hard to argue that the past year(2020) wasn’t a classic year 1 of a bull cycle. And it certainly reminds me of 2009.To me, it’s right in front of us, right in plain sight.CHOP CHOP CHOP… 🌊 Canadian Companies Mentioned 🇨🇦Zapper.fi - (Montreal) - Track all your DeFi portfolio from one place. Invest into the latest opportunities in open finance.Curbie - (Saskatoon) - The better way to buy a car. Buy online | Delivered to your door | 7-Day Test-Own💸Reformed Millennials - Post of The WeekWe’ve had a few friends of the show ask us about the PENN acquisition of Canada's Score app. Below is a bunch of thoughts and opinions from across the web on the acquisition. This move from PENN has changed my opinion on the stock. And when the CEO buys back in, so will I.I'll be watching the insider buying.Overall I think this locks in the gambling experience for PENN which they didn't quite have before.SO, PENN has acquired Score Media for $2B. This is in addition to Barstool Sports last January.What makes a great gambling experience is the community and culture of the host (think Vegas).No company has done a better job of building a cult-like culture than Dave Portnose.But is a satire sports site the best way to get someone to download an app to gamble? Probably not.Similar to cannabis - only 24 states allow sports betting today, with many of those still banning online betting. We're still in the middle innings of this category. Most Stoolies don't bet on sports, right now.SO WHY WOULD PENN BUY THEM?Barstool has started to create scripted and live shows around sports betting.They're introducing betting to the casual sports fan who knew nothing about betting, but in a way that's still funny and to the ethos of Dave and crew.As betting becomes legal, Stoolies will make their first bet with the Barstool Sportsbook.IMPORTANT NUMBERS:DraftKings' average Life Time Value of a customer is $2,500 with a Customer Acquisition Cost of $370. (think free $ to make a sign up or make your first bet)$PENN paid $136M for 36% of Barstool.Take away all the profit from merch/ads & Penn only needs 55K Stoolies to sign up to break even.WHAT ABOUT SCORE?There's a lot of passionate sports bettors out there today and most aren't Stoolies, so where do they go for their sports info?The score is the #1 app in Canada and #3 in the US for sports betting.It has 475K reviews averaging 4.8/5.It's where sports bettors live when on their phones.Now, with Penn's purchase, they'll give that audience the lowest barrier to go from information to action.It also gives Penn a huge advantage in the mobile space.Acquiring app downloads is a tough game and buying your way into an audience can work (see Facebook with Instagram).IF IN 5 YEARS SPORTS BETTING IS LEGAL ONLINE, PENN WILL HAVE THE NETWORK EFFECT TO RUN AWAY AS THE LEADER.They'll have the top of the funnel to introduce betting to casual sports via Barstool, the utility app for the habitual bettor, and the in-person Casinos.FWIW, $2B does seem steep.Doing quick math I think a fair price is closer to $1.3-1.5B, but there's a value in capturing an audience that your competitors can't in a fast-growing category.In a few years, I think we look back and see this as a steal.This acquisition changes my opinion on PENN from being a cult stock to something with legit tangible growth opportunity and competitive advantage.https://www.forbes.com/sites/willyakowicz/2021/08/05/penn-national-to-acquire-score-media-and-gaming-for-2-billion/?sh=1424ff463583Status Monkeys - From Packy McCormickfrom the link attached:Over the past few weeks, the Metaverse has gone mainstream. Matthew Ball published his 9-part series. Satya Nadella talked about the enterprise Metaverse (sounds fun!). Zuck and Co have said “metaverse” a million times over the past couple weeks. Ben Thompson wrote a piece on the Metaverse.NFTs will clearly play a role in the Metaverse. When everything is digital, proving that you own something and being able to bring it with you across the internet will be key. But this isn’t a Metaverse piece. It’s a social network piece.At one point in the Good Time Show conversation, Jarrod Dicker brought up the importance of community and status in web3 and it triggered a high kid thought: NFTs tick a lot of the boxes of a successful social network from Eugene Wei’s Status-as-a-Service.Before the full Metaverse arrives, there’s already something happening that’s bigger than jpegs. NFTs are starting to feel a lot like a new kind of social network that sits above other social networks and communities -- something of a Superverse -- and there’s no better framework to evaluate a social network than the one Wei put forth in Status-as-a-Service (StaaS).Status-as-a-Service(If you’ve read and internalized Status-as-a-Service, you can skip this section.)Eugene Wei, a former product leader at Amazon, Hulu, Flipboard, and Oculus, is one of the best tech essayists on the internet. Practically everything he writes becomes canon, and Status-as-a-Service, which he wrote in February 2019, might be his greatest contribution.The piece makes Not Boring seem short. It comes in at a whopping 19,825 words. If you haven’t read it, I highly recommend that you do so, but for now, I’ll summarize a few of the main points that are relevant to this piece.Wei begins with two principles:People are status-seeking monkeysPeople seek out the most efficient path to maximizing social capitalEven though those are uncontroversial statements, Wei argues that we don’t analyze social networks through the dimension of status or social capital. Money is easier -- there are numbers, and what gets measured gets analyzed -- but, he says (emphasis mine):Social capital is, in many ways, a leading indicator of financial capital, and so its nature bears greater scrutiny. Not only is it good investment or business practice, but analyzing social capital dynamics can help to explain all sorts of online behavior that would otherwise seem irrational.Less than 1,000 words into his piece and two full years before NFT mania, Wei unknowingly laid the groundwork for analyzing what’s happening. NFTs blur the lines between social and financial capital, and as the media has been quick to point out, buying jpegs for thousands or millions of dollars seems irrational.The mistake that those who dismiss NFTs make is the same that Wei argued people were making in analyzing social networks: missing the importance of social capital. Traditionally, people have used Metcalfe’s Law to explain the network effects powering social networks: “The value of a telecommunications network is proportional to the square of the number of connected users of the system (n^2).” The more users a social network has, according to Metcalfe’s Law, the more valuable it is to every new user.The problem was, Metcalfe’s Law didn’t perfectly explain what was happening in the real world. Metcalfe’s Law alone would predict that whichever network got big first would continue to build up an increasingly insurmountable lead by being the most valuable to each new user. But Facebook took down MySpace, and Instagram and Snapchat stole younger users’ attention from Facebook. People’s preferences aren’t captured so cleanly.🎙️Links Mentioned in the Episode 🎙️ Carvana - Ernie Garcia Disrupting the Auto Buying Experience (Podcast)Blowback Season 2 - Cuba (Podcast) Reality has a surprising amount of detail. (Essay)Making of the Southpark pandemic special. (Youtube Video)Toronto housing market cools off (Tweet)Uber surge pricing example (Tweet)🌊 Best Links of The Week🔮New York Governor Andrew Cuomo resigned today. Here’s the WSJ with the deets. 1 Trillion dollar US Infrastructure Bill passes with bipartisan support!Five Things You Didn’t Know Were in the Infrastructure BillSEC v. DeFi - the fight over crypto regulation is going to be about decentralized-finance (DeFi) lending protocols.Dark kitchens are interesting - if you only do delivery, then you don't need premium retail space, don't need to shape the kitchen around sittings at 7 and 9pm, and can serve multiple menus and brands from the same place.The Age of Constant Growth is over. What comes next? Get on the email list at www.reformedmillennials.com
Eugene Wei is one of the best technology and media bloggers on the Internet. He started writing a personal blog called Remains of the Day in 2001 covering topics across technology, product development, the internet, movies and filmmaking, photography, writing, and sports. Most recently, Eugene was Head of Video at Oculus. Before that, he led product teams at Flipboard, Erly, Hulu, and Amazon. His work distills complicated consumer tech trends not just from a product design standpoint, but also from a user psychology perspective. His essays on Status as a Service (StaaS), Seeing Like an Algorithm, and TikTok creativity network effects serve as guiding mental models for the tech community. In this call, Eugene revealed the lessons he's learned writing long-form essays while building an enthusiastic reader base willing to explore new topics and ideas with him.
This is The Founders' List - audio versions of essays from technology’s most important leaders, selected by the founder community. A Must Listen for all Founders - audio version of Eugene Wei’s hugely popular essay on the role of status in product development. Eugene was a product leader at Amazon, Hulu, Flipboard, and Oculus. Read the full article here - https://www.eugenewei.com/blog/2019/2/19/status-as-a-service
Jobs, jobs jobs! Canada vs U.S. head-to-head analysis of February job gains. China exports tumble. Who’s winning the trade war? Facebook pivoting to privacy? Yeah right! Barrick and Newmont pursuing joint venture. Was the hostile bid just a ploy? Norwegian SWF dumping oil stocks. Does this present an opportunity? WeWork or WePlay? Bank of Canada holds rates steady, blaming recent economic slowdown. Questions: What is your outlook on interest rates? Eugene Wei's "Status as a Service (StaaS)"
Support these videos: http://pgbovine.net/support.htmhttp://pgbovine.net/PG-Podcast-47-Yang-Hong-returns.htmOn Social Capital:- [Status as a Service (StaaS)](https://www.eugenewei.com/blog/2019/2/19/status-as-a-service) by Eugene Wei- [market for lemons tweet](https://twitter.com/wolfejosh/status/980546522919112704)- [Bowling Alone](http://bowlingalone.com/)On Funding Gaps (for non-unicorn businesses, SMBs):- [Indie VC](https://www.indie.vc/)- [Tiny Seed](https://tinyseed.com/)- [Wefunder](https://wefunder.com)- [Alibaba and the Future of Business](https://hbr.org/2018/09/alibaba-and-the-future-of-business) On Funding Gaps (for people and projects):- [CDFIs](https://www.cdfifund.gov/Pages/default.aspx)- [Lambda School](http://lambdaschool.com)- [Recurse Center: $10,000 Fellowships for women working on open source programming projects, research, and art](https://www.recurse.com/blog/145-fellowships-for-women-working-on-open-source-programming-projects-research-and-art)- [The Awesome Foundation](https://www.awesomefoundation.org/en)- [Pioneer: A home for the ambitious outsiders of the world](https://pioneer.app)- [AI Grant](https://aigrant.org)On Renaissance Concepts ("apprenticeship", "patronage", "interdisciplinary salons"):- [Gumroad helps creators do more of what they love](https://gumroad.com/)- [Fellowship.ai](https://fellowship.ai/)- [AI fellowships](https://github.com/dangkhoasdc/awesome-ai-residency)- [Suffering for Your Art? Maybe You Need a Patron](https://www.nytimes.com/2017/05/17/fashion/what-is-a-patron.html) (New York Times)- [MIT College of Computing](http://news.mit.edu/2019/founders-new-college-computing-human-element-reif-schwarzman-0301)- [House On Fire: The Fight To Eradicate Smallpox](https://www.amazon.com/House-Fire-Eradicate-Smallpox-California/dp/0520274474) (William Foege helps eradicate smallpox globally through massive coordination of interdisciplinary groups)- [Birth of a Theorem](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00NS3174O/ref=dp-kindle-redirect?_encoding=UTF8&btkr=1) (Cedric Villani wins the Fields Medal for being interdisciplinary in math x physics)- [TCM wins the Nobel Prize](https://qz.com/india/517202/how-traditional-chinese-medicine-finally-won-its-nobel-prize/) (Youyou Tu wins the Nobel in Medicine by combining traditional chinese medicine and western scientific methodology)Other:- [PG Vlog #173 - Knowledge is Hyperlocal](http://pgbovine.net/PG-Vlog-173-knowledge-is-hyperlocal.htm)- [PG Vlog #277 - suburbs beyond high school](http://pgbovine.net/PG-Vlog-277-suburbs-beyond-high-school.htm)- [PG Podcast - Episode 36 - Yang Hong on alternative work lifestyles](http://pgbovine.net/PG-Podcast-36-Yang-Hong.htm)Recorded: 2019-03-05
#7 - Startup als Dienstleistung? | Wie wir Großunternehmen mit der Startup-Perspektive weiterhelfen In dieser Folge des DigitalGalaxie-Podcast soll es sich hauptsächlich um das Thema „Startup as a Service“ (STAAS) drehen. Hierfür erzählt uns Robert aus dem Bytabo-Team wie wir auf diesen Bereich gestoßen sind, wie wir diesen Service aufbauen und besonders auch warum er persönlich von der Thematik so begeistert ist. -- bytabo® - Digital Crew im Web Website → bytabo.de/ Facebook → www.facebook.com/bytabodigitalcrew Instagram → www.instagram.com/bytabo/ -- Die Digitalgalaxie-Community im Web Meetup → meetu.ps/c/38tjl/C5L23/f Newsletter → eepurl.com/cPdDvT -- Lied im Intro und Outro Live The Life (Original Mix) by Edwin Ajtún → @edwin_ajtun Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0 → creativecommons.org/licenses/b... Music promoted by Audio Library → youtu.be/ulG2gaoRAzM
Nelson Nahum, CEO and Co-founder of Zadara Storage, joins us to discuss Zadara's Intel-based Storage-as-a-Service (STaaS) products. Zadara's on-premises, hybrid, and cloud STaaS solutions eschew up-front capital expenditures in favor of more manageable, ongoing operating expenditures. Through this STaaS model, Zadara offers enterprise-grade performance, security, and control, while enabling customers to pay only for the storage they need. Nahum notes that Zadara allows the on premise storage to be easily moved and replicated to public cloud providers like AWS and Azure while maintaining the performance and security of the on premise environment. To learn more, please visit https://www.zadarastorage.com and follow Zadara Storage on Twitter at https://twitter.com/ZadaraStorage.
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