Devin Baker
@devin
Devin Baker
If you want to change the world to a better place, the best way to do it is a for-profit because for-profits have to take feedback from reality. Ironically, for-profit entities are more sustainable than non-profit entities. They’re self-sustainable. You’re not out there with a begging bowl all the time.
Naval • Groups Never Admit Failure
The DeVIN space is primarily broken into classes of solutions:
- Protocols that decentralize compute
- Protocols that decentralize data storage
David C • Can Crypto's AI Protocols Beat Google? on Bankless
TAO emissions flow to subnets based on the amount of staked TAO each has attracted. This stake-weighted distribution system creates a market-driven approach to resource allocation. It’s a never-ending competition among subnets to produce the most valuable work, as determined by the network.
RJ@BaznoCap • X. It’s what’s happening
Web3 and
To the extent that it is an empire, America is an empire defined not by its ability to expand geographically to capture existing resources, but by its ability to expand technologically to create new ones. America, therefore, is a boundless empire.
Packy McCormick • The American Millennium
The writer creates, the reader receives, the librarian stores and the curator decides what is worthwhile and why .
The curator (also known as the "critic" in literary circles) decides what is valuable, to whom is it valuable, and why it is valuable. They create and sustain culture . Their role is to build and maintain canons—not "set in stone"... See more
The curator (also known as the "critic" in literary circles) decides what is valuable, to whom is it valuable, and why it is valuable. They create and sustain culture . Their role is to build and maintain canons—not "set in stone"... See more
Tom Beck • Curator Economy, Not Creator Economy
Bitcoin is special. It was the first, and it’s still the most decentralized, credibly neutral, predictable, and reliable network. No other network can match its story, and perhaps no other will match these features.
Also, unlike most of its peers here, BTC makes no attempt to be a productive capital asset. Now, that may sound like a weakness at... See more
Also, unlike most of its peers here, BTC makes no attempt to be a productive capital asset. Now, that may sound like a weakness at... See more
Jon Charbonneau • L1 & L2 Token Value Capture - DBA
Web3 and
why not just raise income tax rates?
because your real intent is not to just “provide healthcare”.
you’re masking that you are proposing the creation of, for the first time in the 250 years of this American republic, an organized government seizure of private property from citizens.... See more
david friedbergx.comBittensor works via “proof-of-intelligence” structure. Whereas Bitcoin rewards its miners for raw computational power and solving an arbitrary puzzle, Bittensor directs its token rewards to productive work, as determined by TAO stakers. TAO holders can earn a yield on their TAO by staking to the root subnet (~20% APY) or can stake farther out on... See more
RJ@BaznoCap • X. It’s what’s happening
Bittensor and