Because Braintrust relies on a protocol for things that humans might do in a normal marketplace, and because it can pay for work that other marketplaces would need to use cash for with tokens, it can keep fees lower (but will need to make it up by giving away ownership). Giving away ownership might actually create more long-term value, because... See more
David Lynch: “Ideas are like fish. If you want to catch little fish, you can stay in the shallow water. But if you want to catch the big fish, you’ve got to go deeper. Down deep, the fish are more powerful and more pure. They’re huge and abstract. And they’re very beautiful.”
The reason experts are so split on whether or not we're on an exponential path to AI is that intelligence is multi-dimensional. You can be both exponentially exploding/scaling in one dimension and stagnating in another. You can be both superhuman and subhuman at the same time. People tend to focus on the dimensions most salient to their... See more
After 1500 in a Clubhouse/Meerkat/Roadtrip any other attempt at synchronous only comms a few things break:
1. Notification overload
2. Conversations get boring b/c diverge too far from interest without the context of someone I recognize talking
3. Feels less special:
2/
The internet of information enabled computers to send information anywhere in the world. This radically changed anything in society that relies on information (entertainment, media, politics, social media). The internet of finance enables computers to send value across a computer network. This could radically change anything in society that relies... See more