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This does not mean you devolve into chaos. The study of most complex systems shows that disparate goals can lead to harmony despite conflict; alignment in the absence of clearly imposed goals, organizational or systemic, is clearly possible. For example, capitalism, at its best, uses competition to harnesses the desires of individual
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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.
Crypto isn’t just a technology, it’s an internet-native economy. Revenue is tracked in ETH. Key decisions are made with community governance. Transactions are enforced on-chain through smart contracts. Treasuries are controlled via multi-sigs. And value is captured with tokens.
Patrick Rivera • Community DAOs
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The widening gap between higher education and industry cannot be solved unless we rapidly scale the breadth and depth of employer-university collaboration. We believe that startups are the key to making this happen, and estimate that the market size for startups enabling employer-university collaboration will grow by a CAGR of 13.0% from £18.2bn in... See more
Jan Lynn-Matern • Mass collaboration between employers and universities is the future of higher education | Part 1 —…
Each member reinforces the believability of an interpretation to the other.
Douglas Atkin • Amazon.com. Spend less. Smile more.
My new X, is coming out in X(!) days and I am…shall we say? panicking just a smidgen. Perhaps because X has been in development for so long, I just kept pushing it to the edges of my mind, like “Oh, that’s ages away! I’ll get to marketing or promoting it or talking about it when it’s time.” Or maybe it’s just the fact that I’m not really
... See moreI think it’s particularly important for us to figure out this third-way because I believe many more jobs will fit its mold in the future. The ability for algorithmically managed work to lower transaction costs and enable networks of loosely connected gig workers to coordinate on complex tasks is too powerful to be a passing fad.