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Nov 21, 2020

How I rebuilt KittySales.co to use a subgraph

Good old CryptoKitties: they catapulted NFTs back in 2017, which as a sector is now on the brink of breaking into the mainstream. When it launched, I built a site called KittySales.co, which tracked sales of CryptoKitties. This generated a lot of hype. …

Ethereum

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How I rebuilt KittySales.co to use a subgraph
How I rebuilt KittySales.co to use a subgraph

Jun 29, 2018

StakeTree Will Be Finding a New Home

You might have noticed that updates has been slow on the StakeTree side of things. I’ve got some news to share! StakeTree will be finding a new home. — - I started StakeTree in October 2017, dedicated to learn Ethereum development and get deeper into this community. The MVP &…

Ethereum

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StakeTree Will Be Finding a New Home
StakeTree Will Be Finding a New Home

Oct 11, 2017

Introducing StakeTree 🌲 — Sustainable funding for creators, teams & projects.

Every time I send a transaction on a blockchain, I can’t help being amazed. I am sending value over the internet, instantly, with no intermediaries. With Ethereum this can even happen with certain conditions, all governed by a piece of code that every computer on the network can verify. Being…

Blockchain

4 min read

Introducing StakeTree 🌲 — Sustainable funding for creators, teams & projects.
Introducing StakeTree 🌲 — Sustainable funding for creators, teams & projects.

Jun 26, 2017

Seeing blockchains through energy

Lex Sisney put forth a really great hypothesis in his book, Organizational Physics: that organizations are complex adaptive systems that respond to energy in very similar ways that the laws of physics interact with the environment. It’s a really great book for anyone who runs a business. But it gives…

Bitcoin

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Seeing blockchains through energy
Seeing blockchains through energy

Jun 21, 2017

4 Years of Memories at Buffer

On Friday 23rd of June, it’ll be my last day at Buffer. I’ve decided to take a leap and do something a bit different. I applied for a front-end developer position on July 4th 2013, but my journey with Buffer started earlier that, in 2011, when I became a customer…

Startup

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4 Years of Memories at Buffer
4 Years of Memories at Buffer

Published in Buffer Stories

·Apr 27, 2017

Can We Open Source Our Whole Code Base?

Transparency in Engineering — As a company that already has all of their employees’ salaries online, we often get asked how far we will go with transparency. …

Open Source

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Can We Open Source Our Whole Code Base?
Can We Open Source Our Whole Code Base?

Published in Buffer Stories

·Jan 23, 2017

The Flexible Company

I read a pretty neat book last year in my search to become a better manager. It’s called Slack: Getting Past Burnout, Busywork, and the Myth of Total Efficiency, written by the same author of the now almost classic Peopleware. A key message in Slack was the idea that companies…

Startup

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The Flexible Company
The Flexible Company

Dec 7, 2015

How doing regular 1:1s made me develop deeper relationships

My girlfriend, a few years ago, proposed an interesting thought, how well do I really know my friends & family? My initial thought was that I did know these people. We all get along and things are great. I’m friendly, they’re friendly. What more is there? …

Entrepreneurship

5 min read

How doing regular 1:1s made me develop deeper relationships
How doing regular 1:1s made me develop deeper relationships

Dec 22, 2013

I’ve been working from hotels in South East Asia for over a month now: here’s the experience

Written at hotel #18 — In August I was given the amazing opportunity to join Buffer as a front-end developer. At that time I was living in Taipei teaching English. Buffer is a distributed company so I whilst I coded for them I was able to continue teaching. At the end of October I left…

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I’ve been working from hotels in South East Asia for over a month now: here’s the experience
I’ve been working from hotels in South East Asia for over a month now: here’s the experience
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