krewe

To me they just look deformed, not to mention that they're dressed up like a Mardi Gras krewe.

There's a management corollary: don't use the most ingenious incentives you can imagine to motivate your krewe.

First off, props to this krewe for tackling a large and scary topic, for exceptional clarity, and especially their humility.

New Orleans has a whole vaporwave centric Krewe (parade and party social club) led by one of the Arcade Fire frontmen.

Yeah but, yeah but, the game fetish krewe's demand keeps x86 computers available at retail.

It's only in the context of whether Krewe can be a unicorn do I bring it up.

And your krewe may exploit your buggy incentives in the meantime.

Pikii / Krewe - I work in this space and don’t see them doing well.

Excellent work as always, apparently fro from the htmx/hyperscript krewe.

I subscribe to the Safari service put out by Tim O'Reilly and his krewe.

Even though Krewe wasn't chosen, I'm grateful for the opportunity to participate in this.

In Louisiana, the state legislature (SB188 in 1988) indemnified injury by coconut to protect the Zulu krewe tradition of throwing coconuts at parade goers on Mardi Gras.

K5 had very much the same feel as Everything2 which was the "other" site to Slashdot that the original krewe did.

I really wish I had the opportunity to "re-pitch" Krewe.

Krewe is not a "Tinder for friends." It's about giving people the kind of network they can rely of for anything including making career connections, finding romantic partners, becoming connected to their local community, and having incredible real world experiences.

"Twenty-three years ago, Louisiana added coconuts to the list of official Mardi Gras throws protected from personal injury lawsuits, ordering that the public assumes the risk of being struck "by any missile" traditionally thrown, tossed, or hurled by krewe members."

I'm not sure they mean to start a RTO Krewe, but it sure feels like they're calling out the WFH Krewe.

Krewe: As a rule of thumb social sites generally need ~1m+ users to raise a Series A from top-tier investors.

That's certainly what I'm trying to do with Krewe, but I think there are many other ways to approach it.