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What’s cooking at Starknet Outpost ft. Everyday Three builders walked into Starknet Outpost with a question: What if commitment had a cost? They’re building an onchain habit protocol where discipline is enforced by code. → Wake up late? Lose money. → Follow through? Earn from those who didn’t. This... show more

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Uddalak1 year ago

@0xOutpost @everydaydotapp @Starknet @StarkWareLtd @StarknetIN @RehanNek love what you guys are building

ActualOne 👾1 year ago

@0xOutpost @everydaydotapp @Starknet @StarkWareLtd @StarknetIN @RehanNek Try it out and eat on time ser

Aditya Chakraborty1 year ago

@0xOutpost @everydaydotapp @Starknet @StarkWareLtd @StarknetIN @RehanNek Very interesting. If no one breaks the habit then?

ActualOne 👾1 year ago

@0xOutpost @everydaydotapp @Starknet @StarkWareLtd @StarknetIN @RehanNek If done there is equal split is what I assume

Brother Akash Balasubramani 🐺🔊1 year ago

@0xOutpost @everydaydotapp @Starknet @StarkWareLtd @StarknetIN @RehanNek proof of discipline ftw

Mandar | fluxava1 year ago

@0xOutpost @everydaydotapp @Starknet @StarkWareLtd @StarknetIN @RehanNek Proof of Discipline 👀

ActualOne 👾1 year ago

@0xOutpost @everydaydotapp @Starknet @StarkWareLtd @StarknetIN @RehanNek Proof of Discipline

pratham - oss/acc 🐲1 year ago

@0xOutpost @everydaydotapp @Starknet @StarkWareLtd @StarknetIN @RehanNek Proof of discipline for the world !

ActualOne 👾1 year ago

@0xOutpost @everydaydotapp @Starknet @StarkWareLtd @StarknetIN @RehanNek Discipline for the W

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Proudofus.uk

42,114 views • 3 months ago

True purpose is not defined by a crown, nor by the spotlight that surrounds it. It is shaped quietly over time, through acts of compassion, service, and genuine human connection. Her journey began at the age of 14, through an experience that would leave a lasting imprint on her life and values. From those early moments, she learned that being present, listening, and offering care could create a deeper impact than any form of recognition. What started as a formative chapter grew into a sustained commitment guided by empathy and conviction. Over the years, she discovered that the most meaningful change often comes from choosing to remain, to support, to accompany, and to uplift. Today, that same purpose continues to guide her path. Not driven by obligation or applause, but by a profound understanding that true leadership is defined by service and the lives touched along the way. This is just one chapter of who our Miss Universe 2025, FATIMA BOSCH , truly is. 🤍

True purpose is not defined by a crown, nor by the spotlight that surrounds it. It is shaped quietly over time, through acts of compassion, service, and genuine human connection. Her journey began at the age of 14, through an experience that would leave a lasting imprint on her life and values. From those early moments, she learned that being present, listening, and offering care could create a deeper impact than any form of recognition. What started as a formative chapter grew into a sustained commitment guided by empathy and conviction. Over the years, she discovered that the most meaningful change often comes from choosing to remain, to support, to accompany, and to uplift. Today, that same purpose continues to guide her path. Not driven by obligation or applause, but by a profound understanding that true leadership is defined by service and the lives touched along the way. This is just one chapter of who our Miss Universe 2025, FATIMA BOSCH , truly is. 🤍

Miss Universe

352,202 views • 8 months ago

An Indian institute of technology filmed a full course on how money actually moves through a banking system and released it for nothing. The course is Economics of Banking and Finance Markets, produced at IIT Kanpur under NPTEL, India's national open courseware programme. It runs in sequence as one continuous argument rather than a set of clips. A green chalkboard, a lapel microphone, a checked shirt, one fixed camera. He opens with the only question that matters at the start. Where does surplus money sit, who needs it, and what stands between them. Then he splits the answer in 2. Direct finance, where the saver reaches the borrower through a market. Indirect finance, where a bank stands in the middle and absorbs the risk instead. Everything after that hangs off the split. Time value of money, risk, information asymmetry, why institutions exist at all, and what regulators are actually regulating. The turn is what he does with information. Banks are not warehouses for money. They exist because one side of every transaction knows things the other side does not, and the whole industry is built on charging for that gap. It matters more now. Every fintech product claims to cut out the middleman, and almost none of them remove the information problem that put him there. Free, in order, subtitled, funded by a public programme. The banking system explained from the first principle, for nothing. Lecture 1. 2 channels. It is in the video.

An Indian institute of technology filmed a full course on how money actually moves through a banking system and released it for nothing. The course is Economics of Banking and Finance Markets, produced at IIT Kanpur under NPTEL, India's national open courseware programme. It runs in sequence as one continuous argument rather than a set of clips. A green chalkboard, a lapel microphone, a checked shirt, one fixed camera. He opens with the only question that matters at the start. Where does surplus money sit, who needs it, and what stands between them. Then he splits the answer in 2. Direct finance, where the saver reaches the borrower through a market. Indirect finance, where a bank stands in the middle and absorbs the risk instead. Everything after that hangs off the split. Time value of money, risk, information asymmetry, why institutions exist at all, and what regulators are actually regulating. The turn is what he does with information. Banks are not warehouses for money. They exist because one side of every transaction knows things the other side does not, and the whole industry is built on charging for that gap. It matters more now. Every fintech product claims to cut out the middleman, and almost none of them remove the information problem that put him there. Free, in order, subtitled, funded by a public programme. The banking system explained from the first principle, for nothing. Lecture 1. 2 channels. It is in the video.

the lich

98,977 views • 5 days ago

THIS GUY VIBE CODED A RUNNING APP WITH CLAUDE CODE IN A WEEKEND THAT TURNS YOUR CITY INTO A BATTLEFIELD he wanted a reason to go outside so he built an app where you claim real territory on a map just by running through it every street you run on becomes yours. your neighborhood turns into your turf, but other runners can take it from you by running the same streets imagine runners waking up at 4am just to claim their blocks before anyone else does the territory mechanic is what makes this different from every other running tracker because it gives you a reason to care about your next run, not just the one you just finished if this idea is executed and marketed correctly it'll blow up on the app store most fitness apps try to motivate you with stats and streaks, but this one actually motivates you with competition over real streets in your actual city vibe coded in a weekend by a guy who doesn't even know how to code

THIS GUY VIBE CODED A RUNNING APP WITH CLAUDE CODE IN A WEEKEND THAT TURNS YOUR CITY INTO A BATTLEFIELD he wanted a reason to go outside so he built an app where you claim real territory on a map just by running through it every street you run on becomes yours. your neighborhood turns into your turf, but other runners can take it from you by running the same streets imagine runners waking up at 4am just to claim their blocks before anyone else does the territory mechanic is what makes this different from every other running tracker because it gives you a reason to care about your next run, not just the one you just finished if this idea is executed and marketed correctly it'll blow up on the app store most fitness apps try to motivate you with stats and streaks, but this one actually motivates you with competition over real streets in your actual city vibe coded in a weekend by a guy who doesn't even know how to code

Om Patel

2,446,539 views • 3 months ago

$This is only the beginning. 🔊 Sound On What does it mean to explore a house built from memory — one that feels familiar, yet shifts each time you return? That question is at the heart of Memory House, a project that unfolds through space, silence, and surreal interruption. Grateful to the World Labs team for making this experiment possible — their latest tool Marble opens up a new way of building. With Gaussian splatting, a single 2D image becomes a 3D space you can step inside. From there, entire environments can grow by stitching rooms together, layering ambience, proximity, and subtle triggers for immersion. The teaser captures just the start of an exploration in narrative: waking up in bed, following the quiet sounds of home, and stepping into a kitchen where reality begins to fracture. But that’s only one fragment of a project now expanding into 30+ connected rooms. With Worldlabs, alongside tools like Veo3 and ElevenLabs, Memory House is evolving into a new form of storytelling — where memory isn’t told on a page, but experienced through space.$

This is only the beginning. 🔊 Sound On What does it mean to explore a house built from memory — one that feels familiar, yet shifts each time you return? That question is at the heart of Memory House, a project that unfolds through space, silence, and surreal interruption. Grateful to the World Labs team for making this experiment possible — their latest tool Marble opens up a new way of building. With Gaussian splatting, a single 2D image becomes a 3D space you can step inside. From there, entire environments can grow by stitching rooms together, layering ambience, proximity, and subtle triggers for immersion. The teaser captures just the start of an exploration in narrative: waking up in bed, following the quiet sounds of home, and stepping into a kitchen where reality begins to fracture. But that’s only one fragment of a project now expanding into 30+ connected rooms. With Worldlabs, alongside tools like Veo3 and ElevenLabs, Memory House is evolving into a new form of storytelling — where memory isn’t told on a page, but experienced through space.

The Artist's Journey

19,085 views • 10 months ago

40 million users. ₹100 Cr ARR. 30+ apps run by 25 people—all built for Tier 2 & 3 India across 250+ districts. That’s the scale Lokal App has unlocked by building a content, classifieds and digital services business for Bharat. In our latest #HighIQ podcast episode, we sit down with Jani & Vipul Chaudhary (co-founders of Lokal) to unpack: 1. Why they didn’t stop at classifieds—and added services like legal advice, medical advice, wellness, and astrology. 2. Why they gave up on building a super app (and what they learnt from it). 3. How a 25-member tech team runs 30+ apps. 4. How ₹5/minute pricing is driving real scale. 5. Why most platforms couldn't scale digital services—and what Lokal is doing differently. This episode is a must watch if you are a founder building for Bharat. Watch here, YouTube: Spotify: Let us know what you think! #Lokal #HighIQ #founders

40 million users. ₹100 Cr ARR. 30+ apps run by 25 people—all built for Tier 2 & 3 India across 250+ districts. That’s the scale Lokal App has unlocked by building a content, classifieds and digital services business for Bharat. In our latest #HighIQ podcast episode, we sit down with Jani & Vipul Chaudhary (co-founders of Lokal) to unpack: 1. Why they didn’t stop at classifieds—and added services like legal advice, medical advice, wellness, and astrology. 2. Why they gave up on building a super app (and what they learnt from it). 3. How a 25-member tech team runs 30+ apps. 4. How ₹5/minute pricing is driving real scale. 5. Why most platforms couldn't scale digital services—and what Lokal is doing differently. This episode is a must watch if you are a founder building for Bharat. Watch here, YouTube: Spotify: Let us know what you think! #Lokal #HighIQ #founders

IndiaQuotient

14,920 views • 1 year ago