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This essay is my attempt to show you what the small and independent web can look like, why it’s different from the the sites that dominate web traffic today, why it's worth exploring and how easy it is for anyone to be a part of it.
Parimal Satyal • Rediscovering the Small Web
Perhaps the greatest factor in rethinking the protocol design is timing. Over the past month, I’ve spent a lot of time asking myself: why have previous attempts at building curation markets and decentralized social markets repeatedly failed? I believe the answer is that the behavior of “staking to curate” is still extremely nascent and the proper... See more
Kiran Cherukuri • Internet Cities & The Social Uniswap
Monetization—is it easy to make money?
Rex Woodbury • Cultural Liquidity: The Rise of Cryptomedia
Restaurant-to-consumer: Can the experience be sold online? | Thingtesting
Sarah Drummthingtesting.com
“Small talk, passing conversations, even just observing your manager’s pathways through the office may seem trivial, but in the aggregate they’re far more valuable than any form of company handbook,” write Anne Helen Petersen and Charlie Warzel, the authors of the book Out of Office.
Derek Thompson • How to Solve Remote Work’s Biggest Problem
Yup and I think one of the more interesting things about Stable Diffusion, this thing that we’re now seeing, where computers can generate art given a piece of text, is I don’t think it would be possible had in 1992 or 1993, Tim Berners-Lee not put the
alt tag under image HTML.
Ben Thompson • An Interview With Daniel Gross and Nat Friedman about the Democratization of AI
The demand for live experiences is happening across the generational board. Since 1987, the share of consumer spending on live experiences and events relative to total U.S. consumer spending increased 70%. People want to experience more, and businesses are evolving and entering the market to meet that demand
Grant Plotkin • The Story Behind The Edge
Prediction: