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Braintrust’s market cap is $315 million, its fully diluted market cap is $896 million, and in December, it announced a fresh $100 million token sale to Coatue, Tiger, and existing investors to fund grants to grow the ecosystem.
Packy McCormick • Braintrust: Fighting Capitalism with Capitalism
We use the computer to process words, but the ideas that animate those words originate somewhere else, away from the screen. The word processor has changed the way we write, but it hasn't yet changed the way we think.
New York Times • Tool for Thought
love these handpainted walls in Ghia's LA house - by Xavier Donnelly. dream is to get him to paint one of my home walls one day.
For the most part, Web 1.0 was a fairly lonely experience – both for homesteaders & visitors. There was a lot to see, but there wasn’t that much to do.
Chris Rempel • PART 1: THE INTERNET IS HAVING A KODAK MOMENT
Roboflow: Give your software the power to see objects in images and video
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Much of the rebellion of today’s adolescents can be attributed to parents and other adults who put pressure on them to modify behavior that the kids feel is their own business. Children do not rebel against adults—they rebel against adults’ attempts to take away their freedom.
Thomas Gordon • Parent Effectiveness Training: The Proven Program for Raising Responsible Children
The Washington Post may like to gravely intone Democracy Dies in Darkness (particularly when they’re trying to upsell you on a subscription), but our democracy was actually birthed in a journalism culture closer to Twitter and Substack than anything the WaPo has put out for sixty years.