Swizzy

We're rolling out a small tweak to boost visibility of your posts to your mutuals (people who you follow back). We noticed this data was missing from the algo and it made your friends appear less in your replies. This resulted in the reply section feeling more like a battleground with people you don't recognize. This should also help clusters form around interests more easily, which many people have asked for.

It’s a sad, sorry state of affairs when protocols are forced to cater to the next shiny object rather than build towards sustainable businesses with fundamentals But unfortunately there’s a larger trend at play; youngsters nowadays will never be able to own a moderate sized home outright on a normal 9-5 Most are aiming to hit that moonshot with speculative means; Perps, prediction markets, or memes (like CASHCAT pictured) in order to escape the “rat run” The crazy thing is that if I had my time again I wouldn’t do university or follow the traditional “expected” career route Why burden yourself with an insane amount of debt to be thrown into the running for a vocational job that’ll be replaced by AI in the next 5 years Here’s 10 pieces of advice for those in their 20s, from someone in their 30s: 1) Go internet native and play around with the latest AI or agentic tools 2) Try earn enough runway (part time job + drive down your own costs) to keep you afloat for 6-12 months then go solo and work your arse off to figure out what emerging tech works for what you want to build 3) Build an audience; distribution is your moat and ultimately what you’ll likely use to market whatever products you and your AI agents end up building 4) Establish a network; attend in person events and take interest in what others are building and why they’re building it… it could be the thing that helps you find your “purpose” 5) Stay humble. There’s always someone who knows more than you, so learn from them and respect others 6) The one thing you can’t get back is time. It’s your number one currency so use it wisely and sparingly. If you seize an opportunity today it will likely prevent you from others around the corner; opportunity cost should be assessed in EVERY decision 7) What’s your end game? If you don’t have direction or know where you’re heading then you’ll end up lost and moving the goal posts 8) Family and REAL friends are the single most important thing; protect the time you spend with them… you never know how long you have with them 9) Study Maslow’s hierarchy of needs… satisfy all these without debt and any surplus resources (money, time etc) is for play 10) Structure and discipline is everything; carve out time for exercise etc daily. You’ll feel a lot more fulfilled and productive I hope someone finds use in this and would welcome any other pieces of wisdom below 👇🏼

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