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Jaryd Hermann • How Notion Grows
I'm usually very much *not* on the 'tech people need to read more books outside tech' train, but by golly, a lot of these AI prognosticators need to read something that jars them out of the view that human life is nothing but a series of engineering problems.
Antonio García Martínez (agm.eth)twitter.comMy intuition is that it will be very important for Zora and its peers to act as central galleries and marketplaces. So, perhaps we’ll find ourselves in another situation (there have been many) where the decentralized promise of the bl — ch — lures people onto a somewhat more traditional, centralized platform — albeit one with some interesting prope... See more
Robin Sloan • A coat check ticket, a magic spell
This will always be your struggle whether you are twenty-one or fifty-one. I know this from experience. When I quit the New York Times to be a full-time mother, the voices of the world said that I was nuts. When I quit it again to be a full-time novelist, they said I was nuts again. But I am not nuts. I am happy. I am successful on my own terms. Be... See more
James Clear • 1999 Mount Holyoke Commencement Speech
At DAO Masters, we instituted an Appeals Process, whereby anyone who was unhappy with how many GIVE tokens they had been allocated could state why. One member chose this option for themselves and also raised an appeal on another’s behalf. We discussed this appeal within DAO Masters and put a revised compensation plan to a Snapshot vote, which passe... See more
Nelson Jordan • We used Coordinape to pay our DAO. Here’s what we found
Do you have a “number one principle” that guides you through the ups and downs of running a business?... See more
While it’s not a principle, I often think of the parable of the Taoist farmer. The Taoist farmer has one horse, and the horse runs off. The villagers lament his misfortune, and he replies “We’ll see.” The horse returns with four more horses, and t
Morgan Housel • What We’re Reading
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