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World knowledge, as Bar-Hillel pointed out, couldn’t really be supplied to computers—at least not in any straightforward, engineering manner—because the “number of facts we human beings know is, in a certain very pregnant sense, infinite.
Erik Larson • The Myth of Artificial Intelligence: Why Computers Can’t Think the Way We Do
We're not competing for a piece of the pie, we're fighting for the crumbs.
Justin Jackson • Main Street fights back
To some, raising capital — especially fiat — seems unusual for a DAO. To be sure, many DAOs will build huge value without it. The reason this made so much sense for us was primarily the opportunity to continue aligning incentives with the amazing people who have helped shape our journey so far.
Joey DeBruin • Forefront raises $2.1M to Build the "Port of Entry" to Web3 Soci…
Human Behavior and
Jacob Horne, the co-founder of Zora, coined the term “cryptomedia” to capture a new form of digital creation. Hypermedia is what we all know and love—the graphics, audio, text, and hyperlinks we interact with online all day. Cryptomedia is both universally accessible and individually ownable. Horne writes, “Cryptomedia can be thought of as hypermed... See more
Rex Woodbury • Cultural Liquidity: The Rise of Cryptomedia
Qatalog | Your Bespoke Operating System for Work
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Typeform: People-Friendly Forms and Surveys
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But influencer marketing is also broken. As I wrote in May’s Influencer Marketing 2.0, most influencer campaigns rely on hefty upfront lump-sum payments and use hacks like discount codes to track attribution. ROI is often poor, and measurement is even worse. The channel is difficult to scale efficiently.
digitalnative.substack.com • CAC: Customer Acquisition Chaos - by Rex Woodbury
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