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Any reasonably clever monkey can create a short term game, especially ones that promise rewards to early adopters. How many waitlists have you signed up for without knowing whether you even want the product?
Richard Kim • Reflections on "Community"
Even before COVID-19, many parts of the manufacturing industry were experiencing detrimental labor shortages. The use of automation and other systems that allow for distributed manufacturing would permit greater flexibility in where manufacturing sites were located.
Techcrunch • Where these 4 top VCs are investing in manufacturing
Based on the above, the answer(s) to the second question is that the gatekeepers of web3 will be organizations that know how to allocate capital in a world of endless investment opportunities (A16Z is already working on that). They will also be organizations that can aggregate demand for various shared resources — just like Airbnb, but for many... See more
Dror Poleg • Crypto and the Conservation of Centralization
4. What would constitute a “perfect” day for you?
Arthur Aron • The 36 Questions That Lead to Love (Published 2015)
A vanishingly small slice of knowledge work has the shape of text-in-text-out (copywriting/Jasper). The real alpha is not in generating text, but in using this new capability and wrapping it into jobs that have other shapes. Text generation in the best LLM products will be an implementation detail, as much as backend APIs are for current SaaS.
thesephist.com • People need to be more thoughtful building products on top of LLMs. The fact that they generate text is not the point.
In this essay, I question some of the consensus beliefs about sleep, such as the need for at least 7 hours of sleep for adults, harmfulness of acute sleep deprivation, and harmfulness of long-term sleep deprivation and our inability to adapt to it.It appears that the evidence for all of these beliefs is much weaker than sleep scientists and public... See more
Alexey Guzey • Theses on Sleep
Andy Pressman
andypressman.notion.site"What would it look like if you took X seriously?"
When it’s minted, an object can have a profit-sharing agreement burned into its soul. Let’s say I sell the object I minted to the influential collector Katerina Hash-Jones and, simply by dint of her ownership, its value skyrockets. (Katerina only buys the best.) She sells it for 10X what she paid, but/and because of the agreement embedded in the... See more