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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
2h ago
The best and brightest from around the world
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Blog iconaaron
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The Proxemic Architecture of Agentic Systems:
he core thesis: as agentic systems develop along two distinct vectors—intimate agents that enter personal cognitive space, and infrastructural agents that recede into operational distance—they create fundamentally different phenomenological conditions for human supervision, trust calibration, and moral responsibility. Distance is not a neutral design parameter. It structures what humans can observe, what they can control, what cognitive capacities they maintain, and where accountability resides
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Blog iconPioneering Spirit
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Blog iconENS DAO Newsletter
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
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The Toronto Effect
A few weeks ago, we spoke about the dramatic change that Toronto's East Bayfront has undergone over the last two decades. It's now a place. I also shared a time-lapse video from Waterfront Toronto showing how the Parliament Slip was landfilled in order to improve the street network in this area. If you missed it (and you like to nerd out on construction), it's worth watching. In addition to this, Waterfront Toronto has (just?) released this interactive website showing in more detail what's pl...
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Blog iconETH Daily
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Blog iconFUD for Thought
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Blog iconCURIOUS AF
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My grandmother got so excited when the Walt Disney Concert Hall opened 20+ years ago in downtown Los Angeles. Somehow she got tickets to see the LA Philharmonic during that premiere season and invited me along. Unfortunately I was out of town and couldn't go. She passed away in 2015. I promised myself that someday I'd bring her to a concert in spirit. On Valentine's Day I finally did. We watched one of Gustavo Dudamel's last performances as conductor of the LA Phil. And, for the nth time, I w...
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Blog iconFalsenine
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The Gyokeres Effect
Look at the picture below and see if you can tell which Premier League striker had those numbers. Really, take a few seconds to think about it.If you thought "Roberto Firmino," you're right. Congratulations, you're a football nerd. But I want you to notice something, Bobby Firmino, although widely regarded (and rightfully so) as one of the most exciting strikers to play in the league, was never a prolific goalscorer. His highest tally was 15 in a season, and that happened only once. He had se...
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Blog iconBuildBetter by BFG
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
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The best and brightest from around the world
It's not hard to notice that public sentiment in Canada toward immigration has shifted dramatically over the past few years. When I tweet something positive about immigration, I know full well that the comments will be overwhelmingly negative and searing (mind you, it's Twitter). But this isn't just the case on social media. A 2025 survey by the Environics Institute and TMU showed that the majority of Canadians believe there's simply too much immigration. And a more recent survey by Research ...
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Blog iconThis Week in All Things AI
11h ago
This Week in All Things AI - Week 8-2026
Model release pace is relentless in February with Google releasing Gemini-3.1 Pro and AliBaba releasing Qwen3.5-397B-A17B on Chinese New Year's Eve. In terms of easy to use agentic tooling/services this week had Hugo Barra/David Singleton's Dreamer, Howie Lu with HyperAgent and Manus with their AI agents within Telegram chats Peter Steinberger of OpenClaw joining OpenAI generated buzz as well as Anthropic tightening the squeeze on using their subscriptions outside of their ecosystem Readers w...
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Blog iconNye's Digital Lab
12h ago
Capturing the Wisdom of the Crowd
This week, I'm wrapping my head around "Gambling"... I'm sorry, "Prediction Markets." And why I am very concerned about their use in our democracy.
Post cover image
Blog iconaaron
18h ago
The Proxemic Architecture of Agentic Systems:
he core thesis: as agentic systems develop along two distinct vectors—intimate agents that enter personal cognitive space, and infrastructural agents that recede into operational distance—they create fundamentally different phenomenological conditions for human supervision, trust calibration, and moral responsibility. Distance is not a neutral design parameter. It structures what humans can observe, what they can control, what cognitive capacities they maintain, and where accountability resides
Post cover image
Blog iconPioneering Spirit
22h ago
California: Between Hype and Hysteria
Since the dawn of the new millennium, California has increasingly been cast in two wildly different films. In one, it is a smoldering dystopia. Broke. Burning. Unaffordable. Fleeing residents in rented U-Hauls headed for Texas. In the other, it is a sun-drenched dreamscape. The birthplace of the internet. The laboratory of climate action. A place so dynamic it could stand alone as a nation state. Both movies contain truth. Neither is the whole story. If California were a country, it would ran...
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Feb 21
How cities shape our daily steps
In some ways, the findings of this walkability study should feel intuitively obvious. But at the same time, it's an important reminder that we are all products of our environment. If you grow up and live in a city like San Francisco, there's going to be a higher probability that you will choose a career in something tech-related versus if you're in, say, Scranton, Pennsylvania. If you grow up and live in a city like Copenhagen, there's going to be a higher probability that you will cycle vers...
Post cover image
Blog iconETH Daily
Feb 21
Vitalik's Cypherpunk Roadmap For Ethereum
Vitalik Buterin outlined a five-year cypherpunk-principled roadmap to make upgrades across the state tree, Lean consensus, ZK-EVM verification, and VM.
Post cover image
Blog iconENS DAO Newsletter
Feb 20
Five Bullet Friday
Everything happening in the ENS DAO — in five bullet points.
Post cover image
Blog iconAnthony Avedissian
Feb 20
AI Agents Inside Canonical
How are we building agents to buy back attention for thesis, diligence, and founder support.
Post cover image
Blog iconWilliam Mougayar's Blog
Feb 20
TRUSTSHIFT: Ethereum and the Reinvention of Trust
In 2016, I published The Business Blockchain. It was translated into ten languages and became a global reference for thousands of readers seeking to understand what blockchain technology meant for business. For years, I contemplated writing a sequel. I was waiting for the right moment and the right lens. Two months ago, it crystallized. The blockchain’s most consequential contribution may not be the movement of value, but the re-engineering of trust itself. While the blockchain certainly impr...
Post cover image
Blog icontrpplffct
Feb 20
A poem a day
We're playing with a poetry generator in issue #284 of your weekly poetry shot
Post cover image
Blog iconSara Endestad
Feb 20
The problem with authenticity.
This is wild coming from me (I know - cuz the ppl that know me know that authenticity is my religion). But here’s the problem.
Post cover image
Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Feb 20
The Toronto Effect
A few weeks ago, we spoke about the dramatic change that Toronto's East Bayfront has undergone over the last two decades. It's now a place. I also shared a time-lapse video from Waterfront Toronto showing how the Parliament Slip was landfilled in order to improve the street network in this area. If you missed it (and you like to nerd out on construction), it's worth watching. In addition to this, Waterfront Toronto has (just?) released this interactive website showing in more detail what's pl...
Post cover image
Blog iconETH Daily
Feb 20
FOCIL Scheduled For Hegotá
Fork-Choice Enforced Inclusion Lists (FOCIL, EIP-7805) is scheduled as the consensus-layer (CL) headliner for the Hegotá upgrade.
Post cover image
Blog iconFUD for Thought
Feb 19
Let’s Have An Upgrade!
Here’s everything that shipped between the end of Round 13 and beginning of Round 14 in Let’s Have A Word! But first, some fun facts: Fun factsIn the 13 rounds since launch:Players have submitted 25,470 guesses Nearly 1 ETH has been awarded to players in total, with 0.826 ETH awarded to jackpot winners, 0.132 ETH awarded to early guessers, and 0.012...
Post cover image
Blog iconCURIOUS AF
Feb 19
We've Been Here Before
My grandmother got so excited when the Walt Disney Concert Hall opened 20+ years ago in downtown Los Angeles. Somehow she got tickets to see the LA Philharmonic during that premiere season and invited me along. Unfortunately I was out of town and couldn't go. She passed away in 2015. I promised myself that someday I'd bring her to a concert in spirit. On Valentine's Day I finally did. We watched one of Gustavo Dudamel's last performances as conductor of the LA Phil. And, for the nth time, I w...
Post cover image
Blog iconFalsenine
Feb 19
The Gyokeres Effect
Look at the picture below and see if you can tell which Premier League striker had those numbers. Really, take a few seconds to think about it.If you thought "Roberto Firmino," you're right. Congratulations, you're a football nerd. But I want you to notice something, Bobby Firmino, although widely regarded (and rightfully so) as one of the most exciting strikers to play in the league, was never a prolific goalscorer. His highest tally was 15 in a season, and that happened only once. He had se...
Post cover image
Blog iconBuildBetter by BFG
Feb 19
Distribution Is Day One Problem
How smart founders architect distribution like a tech stack—before shipping a single feature. Don't build academic experiments. Build businesses!