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- How do you feel this interview is going?
from What's Going on Here, With This Human? - Graham Duncan Blog by grahamduncan.blog
- A single unconnected node isn't as resilient as a diverse, interconnected, network. The internet gives indie entrepreneurs the infrastructure needed to generate the kind of network effects that can compete at scale with companies like Amazon.
from Main Street fights back by Justin Jackson
- Casual dining will become harder to find.
from Cloud Kitchens: Providers, Ghost Kitchens, Virtual Restaurants by Dru Riley
- Well, Dapper Labs (a blockchain company) recently teamed up with the NBA to make ownership of in-game highlights a reality. How? Via a platform called NBA Top Shot.
from Ever wanted to own an NBA highlight? Now you can. - The Hustle by Trung Phan
- In the Maven case, that’s experts who didn’t really have a way to share that expertise and monetize it with the world.
from Li Jin on The Passion Economy & Its Hidden Currency by Li Jin
- Most importantly, virtual worlds will level the playing field. We’re living through unprecedented income inequality, with global wealth concentrated at the top. In the analog world, talent is equally distributed but opportunity is not. In virtual worlds, everyone will have equal access to opportunity: all a participant needs is Internet access. Vir... See more
from Virtual Worlds and Virtual Economies by Rex Woodbury
- A sixty-year-old start-up founder has a roughly three times higher chance of creating a valuable business than a thirty-year-old start-up founder.
from Don't Trust Your Gut: Using Data to Get What You Really Want in Life by Seth Stephens-Davidowitz
- A blockchain is a worse database. It is slower, requires way more storage and compute, doesn’t have customer support, etc. And yet it has one dimension along which it is radically different. No single entity or small group of entities controls it – something people try to convey, albeit poorly, by saying it is “decentralized.”
from Web3/Crypto: Why Bother? by Mona Alsubaei
- I think there will be both centralised and decentralised crypto. I’m not sure in what ratio. I suspect centralised crypto will be considerably larger, but decentralised crypto, if only as an alternative, could still be incredibly significant, because it will limit and constrain what centralised crypto can do, right, in terms of sort of implicitly t... See more
from Tyler Cowen on the Great Stagnation’s End by The Ezra Klein Show