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4 countries. 4 months.
Bali, Singapore, Dubai and Buenos Aires.
A year of building rooms, bringing people together and taking Capvise Global across markets.
I WAS ONE CLICK AWAY FROM INSTALLING AN INFOSTEALER. 💀
And the craziest part?
The attack came through an ACTUAL Google Doc. Not a fake Google website. The REAL docs. google. com.
It looked like a pitch deck review for Xendra × SafePal.
Then came a fake Google API error, an “urgent” update, and instructions to bypass Windows security.
The goal? Trick me into running malicious code on my OWN computer.
I nearly fell for it.
Chrome's Gemini helped me uncover the ClickFix trap before I executed anything.
Your browser's URL bar can say Google and you can STILL be walking into a trap.
This is terrifying. Stay paranoid. 🚨
I WAS ONE CLICK AWAY FROM INSTALLING AN INFOSTEALER. 💀
And the craziest part?
The attack came through an ACTUAL Google Doc. Not a fake Google website. The REAL docs. google. com.
It looked like a pitch deck review for Xendra × SafePal.
Then came a fake Google API error, an “urgent” update, and instructions to bypass Windows security.
The goal? Trick me into running malicious code on my OWN computer.
I nearly fell for it.
Chrome's Gemini helped me uncover the ClickFix trap before I executed anything.
Your browser's URL bar can say Google and you can STILL be walking into a trap.
This is terrifying. Stay paranoid. 🚨
vibe coded this chrome extension 3 months ago to watch movies with my gf in perfect sync using web socket servers
what is so wrong with codex limits??? just got a reset yesterday and its already 60% gone!!! @thsottiaux
Mentoring at @ETHGlobal Mumbai on November 5-7. If you're building something onchain and want feedback, I'll be around all weekend.
with a recent photo this time :)
Networking is funny.
People will fly across the world to meet someone, exchange contacts and then never speak again.
The actual skill isn’t getting into the room.
It’s giving people a reason to stay in touch after everyone leaves.
Last Halloween I was partying at Barasti Beach in Dubai.
This year I’ll probably be stuck at an airport somewhere.
Found these pictures from last year and now I’m seriously reconsidering my travel schedule.
Dubai knows how to throw a Halloween party.
I came to Argentina for work. Glad I made time for this view.
We were in Buenos Aires for Somnia Dev City during Devconnect last year.
Most of the trip revolved around the event, the people, and making sure everything came together.
But I managed to spend some time exploring the city too.
This was one of those moments.
Standing by the waterfront, taking in the fact that work had brought me all the way to Argentina.
I spend a lot of time sharing what we’re building.
Figured I’d share a little of what happens outside the venues too.
Buenos Aires, you were beautiful. 🇦🇷
best launch
$52M seed round. 15M+ users. But this is what we're most proud of yet.
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Everyone posts the speakers. I want to post the people behind the event.
A few pictures from Somnia Dev City in Buenos Aires, Argentina, during Devconnect last November.
With our volunteers and the venue management team who helped us pull everything together.
When you attend an event, you see the speakers, the crowd, the networking.
What you don’t see is everything happening behind the scenes.
Someone figuring out the venue setup. Someone handling last-minute changes. Someone making sure people are where they need to be.
And a hundred small things that never make it into the event recap.
I genuinely think the people doing this work deserve more recognition.
Big thanks to everyone who helped us on the ground in Argentina.
Couldn’t have done it without you.
Some good memories from Buenos Aires 🇦🇷
The most misleading number in an event recap is attendance.
Every event organizer loves showing big numbers.
500 attendees.
1,000 registrations.
Packed venue.
And sure, those numbers matter.
But I’ve been thinking about what they actually tell us.
A founder might spend three hours at an event and never meet the one investor who could genuinely help them.
An investor might attend five side events and leave without finding a single relevant company.
Everyone was technically networking.
But what did they get out of it?
I think we spend too much time measuring how many people enter a room.
And not enough time thinking about what happens after they leave.
I’d rather build a room with 30 relevant people than 300 random ones.
Curious if others who organize or attend these events see it differently.
from building at hackathons 2 years ago to getting projects presented to:)
got to be on the panel at claude impact lab, bhopal.
thanks to the team for having me. more of this please! @og_guild @aniketsahu_115 @vishal_4743 @0xVipin @0xabhi7 @ClaudeDevs @claudeai
