NickNaraghi

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by NickNaraghi 8mo ago
Perhaps this is the failure to understand the distinction between a technology and a meta-technology. Upgrading the factory that builds the robots is much different than upgrading the robots.
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by NickNaraghi 8mo ago
Very cool. Reminds me a lot of EIP-8004 https://eips.ethereum.org/EIPS/eip-8004
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by NickNaraghi 8mo ago
https://archive.is/uyPhk
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by NickNaraghi 8mo ago
you living under a rock
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by NickNaraghi 8mo ago
We tried this at Hats Protocol, I think you’ll find our approach very aligned! https://blog.hatsprotocol.xyz/organizational-graphs We came at it from the perspective of DAOs, which was helpful at first but ultimately limiti
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A Regenerative Accelerationist Manifesto(omniharmonic.substack.com)
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by NickNaraghi 9mo ago
Similar history to you. Finding this compelling: https://open.substack.com/pub/omniharmonic/p/a-regenerative-...
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by NickNaraghi 9mo ago
Data is available via torrent in this section: https://github.com/19-84/redd-archiver?tab=readme-ov-file#-g...
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by NickNaraghi 9mo ago
They just label under the “good of humanity” cult values. You think they can’t keep a secret at the same order of magnitude of Cambridge analytica in Facebook, for less time?
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by NickNaraghi 9mo ago
Best to reframe “chill” to work life balance and emphasize how you’ll be able to contribute better when you’re well resourced
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by NickNaraghi 9mo ago
Meta comment, but the pace of this is so exciting. Feels like a new AAA MMO release or something, having such a confluence of attention and a unified front.
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by NickNaraghi 9mo ago
Hi - this very much parallels my experience with significant mold exposure. We were able to identify mold using a laboratory test of air sample + swab completed by a certified specialist here in the US. Cost about $500. Highly recommend as
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by NickNaraghi 10mo ago
Have used this approach for 8 years. Only improvement I can recommend is creating a new txt every quarter (or so) and manually adding everything back to the list to declutter. Works better than any todo app I’ve used (dozens).
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by NickNaraghi 10mo ago
Straight up Silicon Valley warfare in the HN comment section.
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by NickNaraghi 10mo ago
I love watching the HN comment hivemind speedrun the history of blockchain innovation every time this comes up. You just reinvented smart contracts on Ethereum, keep going :-)
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by NickNaraghi 1y ago
Everyone at YC should be upset that sama continues to cannibalize the YC value proposition. First funding, then mindshare, and now this.
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by NickNaraghi 1y ago
Big nothingburger which is particularly surprising given the quality of Newport's other work. tl;dr don't believe the extreme takes while we are in a time of high uncertainty.
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by NickNaraghi 1y ago
Unfortunately, Robinhood makes money by selling individual investor orderbook data to the big guys so they can front-run them
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by NickNaraghi 1y ago
The main value proposition is faster settlement. The big institutions can measure their profits in terms of settlement time, going from 2 days to 1 day (previous infrastructure upgrades) to instantaneous (this) makes them more money.
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by NickNaraghi 1y ago
Point 1. could just as easily be explained by all of the labs being very close, and wanting to jump ship to one that is closer, or that gives you a better deal.
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by NickNaraghi 1y ago
hugely agree. exit is usually where the incentive misalignment between platform owners and users begins to diverge. I believe that making everyone an owner of the platform could help to fix this (basically stakeholder capitalism, using well
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by NickNaraghi 1y ago
That is incredible. Anywhere we can read more about the voting system, or the infra you used to implement it?
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by NickNaraghi 1y ago
This is basically cope, sorry. Tell them you have an AI CEO and they have to meet the same standard. I can show you a demo :)
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by NickNaraghi 2y ago
I’ve gotten to study a lot about hat making recently, and a little known fact about is that the use of mercuric nitrate in the felting process poisoned many workers in the hat factories, creating a condition called erethism, also called &qu
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by NickNaraghi 2y ago
If an agent could wrap itself in an MCP server, would that make A2A redundant?
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by NickNaraghi 2y ago
It’s particularly cute because it could have referred to social media, or the internet, or television, or radio, or the steam engine…
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by NickNaraghi 2y ago
Exciting to see this on HN! As a ‘15 NU alum that took the CS program & third time founder, I support the change. Fundies 1 and 2 were great, but I have always felt that the amount of delayed gratification in NU’s CS program was much to
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by NickNaraghi 2y ago
For anyone looking for more information about the game dynamics of the “profit-obsessed monster” and why it is inevitable in our current economic system, I highly recommend the following Scott Alexander piece: https://www.slatest
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by NickNaraghi 2y ago
> But the revenue has flatlined and you can't raise your existing users cost by 20x... Why not? They’re already shopping a 2k/mo subscription option
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by NickNaraghi 2y ago
Manufacturing cars with “cut everything possible and add stuff back in if it doesn’t work” mentality seems risky Brought to you by the folks who took out a critical piece of the break and shipped it by accident

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