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In most of our technology, physical and digital, the process of consuming and the process of creating are treated totally differently.
You read in a book full of words. You write in a notebook devoid of them.
You search in a bar at the top of the page. You type in a blank page in a different window, in a different app.
You’d think, given the wa
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Programs like Pathstream help upskill people into tech jobs. OnDeck is building an onramp for entrepreneurs to find cofounders, fund themselves, and even obtain healthcare while they build. ISAs are nudging the putrescent education establishment towards positive ROIs for students.
Charles Cushing • How can we fix the Market for Solutions?
By delegating some execution power to key decision makers, the cost of participation drops significantly. Issues that token holders are not interested in, should not require the attention of token holders and can be hidden from their day-to-day. This allows the DAO to make decisions more efficiently without compromising on transparency or openness.... See more
Maria Gomez • Pods: The DAOnfall of Token Voting
But in practice, little space has been made for different values to be discussed or enacted. Which is why, in the absence of ways to enact our shared values, we default to the lowest common denominator: profit.
Sam Hart • Positive Sum Worlds: Remaking Public Goods
Stripe acquires TaxJar to add cloud-based, automated sales tax tools into its payments platform
Ingrid Lundentechcrunch.com
To be a Technologist is to be Human — Letters to a Young Technologist
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Parrot Analytics: The leader in global entertainment analytics
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“Those who look to parenthood as a solution to their discontent will typically find that the rewards, though real, are some years in the future.”
Jonathan Rauch • The Happiness Curve: Why Life Gets Better After 50
To sum up, we don’t actually know how much growth is possible for a given amount of resources. We need to limit resource extraction for environmental reasons, but we shouldn’t assume that this will cause a halt to growth. Instead, we should expect it to shift our production from bent pieces of metal to subtler means of enjoyment. The more we immers... See more