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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
3h ago
How road deaths are counted and why the math matters
Every time you get into a car, there is a non-zero chance that you might get injured, or worse, die. The probability of this happening depends largely on where you're driving and, of course, how much you drive. However, there are a few different ways to measure this statistical risk. A recent Bloomberg article by David Zipper highlights one ongoing debate. The three most common methods are:Road deaths per capitaRoad deaths per registered vehicleRoad deaths per distance traveledIn my opinion, ...
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Blog iconETH Daily
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Fast Confirmation Rule On Ethereum
A feature that enables Ethereum consensus clients to confirm transactions in a single slot, resulting in 98% faster confirmations.
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Blog icon29 Seconds of Farcaster
20h ago
29 Seconds of Farcaster, March 16, 2026
29 Seconds of Farcaster ... What did you miss this weekend? Let's start with good news for vibe coders, Claude is doubling usage in off-peak hours for the next two weeks: Claude @claudeai A small thank you to everyone using Claude: We’re doubling usage outside our peak hours for the next two weeks. 47.4K 4:06 PM • Mar 14, 2026 @limone.eth announced a Farcaster Agent Bootcamp starting March 30th, details: https://farcaster.xyz/limone.eth/0x2d3d7a0e FC is experimenting with better discovery for...
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Blog iconDear Creative
21h ago
The 30-Day Protest
Why Dead Star Talk quit Spotify. Dear Creative talks to the band about the broken industry model and reclaiming artist rights via Web3.
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Mar 16
The $1.3 billion fund that wants unsold condominiums
High Art Capital recently announced the launch of a new fund called the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) Rental and Affordable Housing Initiative. It has been anchored by a $300 million mezzanine debt commitment (and a "nominal equity investment") from the Building Ontario Fund (BOF) and is expected to be capitalized in total with a minimum of $1.3 billion. The objective is to acquire approximately 2,200 rental homes in blocks within newly completed, unsold condominiums across the GTA and convert t...
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Blog iconGM Farcaster
Mar 15
GM Farcaster last week: Among Traitors
GM! We were back to our usual schedule this week with three episodes and a special Friday interview with @saltorious.eth about his new mini app game Among Traitors! Give it a watch below, create your digital twin and give it a go! It's a lot of fun to watch your ai agent try to decipher clues and human companions throw smoke bombs. Word-a-Day is still cooking and Adrienne started dropping weekly rewards. If you haven't play yet, go give it a go! AND NounishProf dropped a new mini app called F...
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Blog iconThe Mirror and the Loom
Mar 15
Constraints are the Mother of Perspective
Your brain is simpler than the universe it aims to comprehend. This is the origin of everything we call perspective. From reference frames to flow states, the constraints on what we can model determine the world we can see. This post explores how bounded observers turn computational limits into the engine of discovery, expertise, and value creation.
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Mar 15
In Paris, the bike beat the car
Within a week, Paris will know, with near certainty, who its next mayor will be. (The first round of results will be announced this evening.) The two frontrunners are Emmanuel Grégoire (on the left) and Rachida Dati (on the right). Grégoire is the status quo vote, and Dati is the "I want change" vote. From a city-building standpoint, one of the ways that this is being presented is as a battle between bikes and cars. Not surprisingly, the current mobility approach has been criticized for creat...
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Blog iconPioneering Spirit
Mar 15
Maybe in my backyard: MIMBY
A few months ago a single sheet of paper arrived in my mailbox. One page, dense with legalese, announcing a proposed five-story, 80-unit apartment building around the corner from my house. I almost recycled it. I didn't, and I've been mulling the project ever since. Here's the complicating fact: I'm supposed to be on the other side of this fight. I supported Abundant Housing LA. I led the research function at California Forward and worked on policy to increase statewide housing supply. I beli...
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Blog iconThis Week in All Things AI
Mar 15
This Week in All Things AI - Week 11-2026
Interesting news this week included Codewall's whitehat hack and responsible disclosure of vulnerabilities in McKinsey's AI platform. Openclaw's rise in China driven by firms offering hosted solution as well as China’s cybersecurity authorities are restricting OpenClaw usage in banks, SOEs, and government Lots of coding agents news with Agent 4 from Replit, OB-1 emerging as a “self-improving” coding agent with top Terminal Bench scores as well as comments from Elon Musk that xAI acknowledges ...
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Blog iconFLAVOR by moyed
Mar 15
Things I read Last Week #10
So much interesting things going on right now!
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Blog iconNye's Digital Lab
Mar 15
Own the Data You Create
This week I'm looking at Ben Affleck, a $600 million AI deal, and what it means for every creative who's been generating data for free.
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Mar 14
The Dubai shock
It is worth reiterating that one of the main reasons the majority of people live in cities is because they would like to make money and improve their economic status. There are, of course, other reasons too, but making money is an enduring attractor. In Alain Bertaud's book, Order Without Design: How Markets Shape Cities, he famously argued that cities are, first and foremost, labour markets. Because of this, the success of cities depends on their ability to harness talent and turn it into ec...
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Blog iconBlockchain at NTU
Mar 14
Deep Dive #2: From Tokens to Takeovers: How Crypto Companies Raise Capital and Execute M&A Differently
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Blog iconThe Mirror and the Loom
Mar 14
A New Observer Paradox
The world we experience is not the world itself. It's a compressed representation built by bounded observers who must make sense of far more than they can process. This is the first in a series exploring how patterns, observers, and computational limits shape everything from perception to consciousness to AI.
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Blog iconCoop Records
Mar 14
Coop Recs Weekly
Our first shows in Japan are underway. This week we announced the second show in our new Tokyo event series - this time with one of the most prolific artists in UKG named MPH. We’ve been fortunate to drop over 20 tracks with MPH onchain including a number of exclusives only found on Coop Recs. He’s since gone on to play shows with Fred Again…, Disclosure and a ton of other industry leading acts ahead of what’s shaping up to be his biggest year yet. We sold out the show in the first day, and w...
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Blog iconETH Daily
Mar 14
Ethereum Foundation Mandate
A manifesto to guide the foundation across two core goals: protecting self-sovereign computation and enabling coordination at scale.
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Blog iconPioneering Spirit
Mar 13
The Word “Work” Weasels Into Way Too Many Concepts
I have a confession. It’s a bit awkward to make in a country founded on the Protestant Work Ethic, but here it is: I no longer understand the word “work.” This became clear to me during the pandemic, on one of countless Tuesday mornings that blurred into each other, walking my dogs through the neighborhood while half-listening to a colleague explain an arcane concept in the state budget. The call was useful. My thinking was sharp. My dogs were happy. By any honest accounting, I was doing my j...
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Blog iconUnion Square Ventures
Mar 13
History Rhymes?
It is said that while history doesn’t repeat, it does rhyme. This is a pattern we've observed before in the Internet era. When a novel technology arrives, early infrastructure is controlled (or attempted to be controlled) by a small number of players who prefer to create and extract value inside their walls (so called “walled gardens”). The user's experiences here are typically good enough (or novel enough) that most users don’t ask what they're missing. And then something happens: bottom-up,...
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
3h ago
How road deaths are counted and why the math matters
Every time you get into a car, there is a non-zero chance that you might get injured, or worse, die. The probability of this happening depends largely on where you're driving and, of course, how much you drive. However, there are a few different ways to measure this statistical risk. A recent Bloomberg article by David Zipper highlights one ongoing debate. The three most common methods are:Road deaths per capitaRoad deaths per registered vehicleRoad deaths per distance traveledIn my opinion, ...
Post cover image
Blog iconETH Daily
11h ago
Fast Confirmation Rule On Ethereum
A feature that enables Ethereum consensus clients to confirm transactions in a single slot, resulting in 98% faster confirmations.
Post cover image
Blog icon29 Seconds of Farcaster
20h ago
29 Seconds of Farcaster, March 16, 2026
29 Seconds of Farcaster ... What did you miss this weekend? Let's start with good news for vibe coders, Claude is doubling usage in off-peak hours for the next two weeks: Claude @claudeai A small thank you to everyone using Claude: We’re doubling usage outside our peak hours for the next two weeks. 47.4K 4:06 PM • Mar 14, 2026 @limone.eth announced a Farcaster Agent Bootcamp starting March 30th, details: https://farcaster.xyz/limone.eth/0x2d3d7a0e FC is experimenting with better discovery for...
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Blog iconDear Creative
21h ago
The 30-Day Protest
Why Dead Star Talk quit Spotify. Dear Creative talks to the band about the broken industry model and reclaiming artist rights via Web3.
Post cover image
Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Mar 16
The $1.3 billion fund that wants unsold condominiums
High Art Capital recently announced the launch of a new fund called the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) Rental and Affordable Housing Initiative. It has been anchored by a $300 million mezzanine debt commitment (and a "nominal equity investment") from the Building Ontario Fund (BOF) and is expected to be capitalized in total with a minimum of $1.3 billion. The objective is to acquire approximately 2,200 rental homes in blocks within newly completed, unsold condominiums across the GTA and convert t...
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Blog iconGM Farcaster
Mar 15
GM Farcaster last week: Among Traitors
GM! We were back to our usual schedule this week with three episodes and a special Friday interview with @saltorious.eth about his new mini app game Among Traitors! Give it a watch below, create your digital twin and give it a go! It's a lot of fun to watch your ai agent try to decipher clues and human companions throw smoke bombs. Word-a-Day is still cooking and Adrienne started dropping weekly rewards. If you haven't play yet, go give it a go! AND NounishProf dropped a new mini app called F...
Post cover image
Blog iconThe Mirror and the Loom
Mar 15
Constraints are the Mother of Perspective
Your brain is simpler than the universe it aims to comprehend. This is the origin of everything we call perspective. From reference frames to flow states, the constraints on what we can model determine the world we can see. This post explores how bounded observers turn computational limits into the engine of discovery, expertise, and value creation.
Post cover image
Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Mar 15
In Paris, the bike beat the car
Within a week, Paris will know, with near certainty, who its next mayor will be. (The first round of results will be announced this evening.) The two frontrunners are Emmanuel Grégoire (on the left) and Rachida Dati (on the right). Grégoire is the status quo vote, and Dati is the "I want change" vote. From a city-building standpoint, one of the ways that this is being presented is as a battle between bikes and cars. Not surprisingly, the current mobility approach has been criticized for creat...
Post cover image
Blog iconPioneering Spirit
Mar 15
Maybe in my backyard: MIMBY
A few months ago a single sheet of paper arrived in my mailbox. One page, dense with legalese, announcing a proposed five-story, 80-unit apartment building around the corner from my house. I almost recycled it. I didn't, and I've been mulling the project ever since. Here's the complicating fact: I'm supposed to be on the other side of this fight. I supported Abundant Housing LA. I led the research function at California Forward and worked on policy to increase statewide housing supply. I beli...
Post cover image
Blog iconThis Week in All Things AI
Mar 15
This Week in All Things AI - Week 11-2026
Interesting news this week included Codewall's whitehat hack and responsible disclosure of vulnerabilities in McKinsey's AI platform. Openclaw's rise in China driven by firms offering hosted solution as well as China’s cybersecurity authorities are restricting OpenClaw usage in banks, SOEs, and government Lots of coding agents news with Agent 4 from Replit, OB-1 emerging as a “self-improving” coding agent with top Terminal Bench scores as well as comments from Elon Musk that xAI acknowledges ...
Post cover image
Blog iconFLAVOR by moyed
Mar 15
Things I read Last Week #10
So much interesting things going on right now!
Post cover image
Blog iconNye's Digital Lab
Mar 15
Own the Data You Create
This week I'm looking at Ben Affleck, a $600 million AI deal, and what it means for every creative who's been generating data for free.
Post cover image
Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Mar 14
The Dubai shock
It is worth reiterating that one of the main reasons the majority of people live in cities is because they would like to make money and improve their economic status. There are, of course, other reasons too, but making money is an enduring attractor. In Alain Bertaud's book, Order Without Design: How Markets Shape Cities, he famously argued that cities are, first and foremost, labour markets. Because of this, the success of cities depends on their ability to harness talent and turn it into ec...
Post cover image
Blog iconBlockchain at NTU
Mar 14
Deep Dive #2: From Tokens to Takeovers: How Crypto Companies Raise Capital and Execute M&A Differently
How do crypto firms exit? From Coinbase’s IPO to token swaps and the Deribit merger, explore the new Web3 M&A and fundraising playbook.
Post cover image
Blog iconThe Mirror and the Loom
Mar 14
A New Observer Paradox
The world we experience is not the world itself. It's a compressed representation built by bounded observers who must make sense of far more than they can process. This is the first in a series exploring how patterns, observers, and computational limits shape everything from perception to consciousness to AI.
Post cover image
Blog iconCoop Records
Mar 14
Coop Recs Weekly
Our first shows in Japan are underway. This week we announced the second show in our new Tokyo event series - this time with one of the most prolific artists in UKG named MPH. We’ve been fortunate to drop over 20 tracks with MPH onchain including a number of exclusives only found on Coop Recs. He’s since gone on to play shows with Fred Again…, Disclosure and a ton of other industry leading acts ahead of what’s shaping up to be his biggest year yet. We sold out the show in the first day, and w...
Post cover image
Blog iconETH Daily
Mar 14
Ethereum Foundation Mandate
A manifesto to guide the foundation across two core goals: protecting self-sovereign computation and enabling coordination at scale.
Post cover image
Blog iconPioneering Spirit
Mar 13
The Word “Work” Weasels Into Way Too Many Concepts
I have a confession. It’s a bit awkward to make in a country founded on the Protestant Work Ethic, but here it is: I no longer understand the word “work.” This became clear to me during the pandemic, on one of countless Tuesday mornings that blurred into each other, walking my dogs through the neighborhood while half-listening to a colleague explain an arcane concept in the state budget. The call was useful. My thinking was sharp. My dogs were happy. By any honest accounting, I was doing my j...
Post cover image
Blog iconUnion Square Ventures
Mar 13
History Rhymes?
It is said that while history doesn’t repeat, it does rhyme. This is a pattern we've observed before in the Internet era. When a novel technology arrives, early infrastructure is controlled (or attempted to be controlled) by a small number of players who prefer to create and extract value inside their walls (so called “walled gardens”). The user's experiences here are typically good enough (or novel enough) that most users don’t ask what they're missing. And then something happens: bottom-up,...
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Blog iconMixed Realities with TJ Kawamura
Mar 16
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Blog iconMixed Realities with TJ Kawamura
Mar 16
You Are the Training Data
Last month, a software engineer named Sammy Azdoufal wanted to drive his DJI Romo robot vacuum with a PS5 controller. Just for fun. He used an AI coding assistant to reverse-engineer the vacuum’s communication protocols, built a custom client, and connected to DJI’s servers. What came back wasn’t just his vacuum. Roughly 7,000 Romo units across 24 countries began responding to him as their operator. Live camera feeds. Microphone audio. Detailed floor plans of strangers’ homes. He didn’t hack ...
You Are the Training Data
Last month, a software engineer named Sammy Azdoufal wanted to drive his DJI Romo robot vacuum with a PS5 controller. Just for fun. He used an AI coding assistant to reverse-engineer the vacuum’s communication protocols, built a custom client, and connected to DJI’s servers. What came back wasn’t just his vacuum. Roughly 7,000 Romo units across 24 countries began responding to him as their operator. Live camera feeds. Microphone audio. Detailed floor plans of strangers’ homes. He didn’t hack ...