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The Persecution of Daniel Lee (2011)
(stanfordmag.org)
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http://www.daviddfriedman.com/The_Machinery_of_Freedom_.pdf ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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He was referring to Moxie: He went on to praise Signal, the encrypted chat app that is run as a non-profit. He said he had spoken with its creator, Moxie Marlinspike, who is now “potentially willing to help out” with encrypting Twitter DMs.
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I did think up some ideas one evening long ago and wrote down a rough note, but I don't think it would have much use for serious predictions (except as a fun toy to play around with to generate ideas) A mostly un-edited, totally unpoli
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The Decentralization of Atoms Is Underrated
(austinvernon.site)
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The World – Residences at Sea
(aboardtheworld.com)
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The Other Road Ahead (2001)
(paulgraham.com)
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Demon Core
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Develop AAA games, build a Disney metaverse with Mickey Mouse, lightsabers and Captain America, stuff like that ....
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Jeff Bezos Unveils “Vertical Search” (2005)
(technologyreview.com)
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A huge chunk of SBF's lobbying was to get on-chain DeFi banned. He was the biggest promoter of regulation, OFAC, KYC, etc in the space. His downfall, which began with the leak of the draft of the anti-DeFi and pro-KYC DCCPA bill he lob
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Translating music into real-time AI generated imagery
(modemworks.com)
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This makes me think of the Stockfish analysis on Lichess
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> there are people who know what's that like, and who want to do for someone else what nobody did for them He probably hopes for a bailout from either BitMEX or Bitfinex-Tether and is simply trying to appease them by walking back hi
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https://forum.effectivealtruism.org/
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It's surprising that SBF sounds so libertarian suddenly - he was lobbying for government control of crypto just one month ago (which rightfully made him super-unpopular among the OG crypto crowd) https://www.moneyandstate.co
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I've been convinced for sometime now that "effective altruism" (Lesswrong-ism? Yudkowskianism?) is the communism of the 21st century. Lots of parallels here beyond the obvious common thread of utilitarian collectivism: - Cens
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Think it's wiser for writers to use ghost.org instead (can be self-hosted, extensible, open source, MIT license)
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https://twitter.com/SBF_FTX/status/1591989554881658880 This is a great way to gain investor confidence!
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Undeniable Signature
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Email from Bill (1993)
(newyorker.com)
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Whenever when you have to fight the government, the open ocean is your friend. (Think seasteading.) In this case, where what we want is bulletproof hosting, we host the servers undersea. Microsoft's Project Natick has shown the way. h
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Cyberdog
(wiki.preterhuman.net)
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> “Oh, yeah?” says SBF. “I would never read a book.” If he had ever read Atlas Shrugged none of this would have happened :)
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Wonder why the Internet Archive never tried to build a web search engine - their crawls of the entire web could be more comprehensive than Google (assuming Google doesn't archive old copies of websites)
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Inscription Statistics Predict Excavation Sites of Indus Valley Artifacts
(onlinelibrary.wiley.com)
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This is absolutely necessary to stop scammers, like when the former PM of Somalia's 'verified' account was hacked, its display name was changed to "vitalik.eth", and a tweet about an ETH "giveaway" receive
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Four causes for ‘Zoom fatigue’ and their simple fixes
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A Radically Different Model of American Education: UATX
(dartreview.com)
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Don't have much faith in UATX being a success (think they should've begun with STEM instead of liberal arts), but this is a really interesting idea: "In place of large, on-campus administrative bureaucracies, UATX plans to ma
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