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Blog iconAndrey Didovskiy
2h ago
Navigating 2026
Overdosing on the uncertainty brought on by divisive agendas and dystopian AI fear-mongering, social psychosis is running rampant. Anywhere you turn, it seems as though the sky is falling. Change your mind, change your life. "Absolution Before Rebirth” and onto greater things!
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Blog iconALANA's ⚡NewsFlash⚡
7h ago
The ALANA Manifesto | Part 05
At The ALANA Project, we continue celebrating the values that connect us as a community. Those values often refer to our community as a whole, and today, in our fifth point of the ALANA manifesto, we will focus on why "Sustainable Growth" matters as much as the previous points. The ALANA manifesto encapsulates ALANA’s "10 Principles of a Good Community." The inspiration for these principles came from a thoughtful conversation with Dani, a fellow DAO member, in which we reflected on how Dieter...
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
12h ago
The housing bias still holding back the Toronto of tomorrow
Last week, we spoke about one of Toronto's failures when it comes to new "missing middle" housing, namely our inability to look forward to the Toronto of tomorrow, as opposed to only thinking about the Toronto of today. But let's not forget that there are greater biases at play here influencing these outcomes. Beneath our concerns about not enough parking (how dare you wage a war on the car?) and congruency with neighbourhood character is a deeply rooted aversion toward higher-density apartme...
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Blog iconETH Daily
23h ago
Ethereum Hits $15b RWA Market
The market cap of tokenized Real-World Assets (RWAs) on Ethereum mainnet hit $15 billion, representing a nearly 200% YOY increase.
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Blog iconDear Creative
Feb 16
The Data Wars & The New "Pay-for-Content" Era
Part 1: The Data Wars. The free web is closing. Fenced like the fields on our cover, data is now a high-stakes economy for IP rights.
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Blog iconSalon de l’Empress
Feb 16
Flesh and Metal
I have been staring at this new piece that I created with Grok for hours now, her curves melting into that iridescent chrome exoskeleton while space cracks open like a glitchy orgasm all around them. It is not just the visuals that have me hooked. It is the pull of it, the way the softness of her skin presses right up against the brutal geometry of metal, how one yields in its warmth while the other demands everything in return, unyielding and eternal. I am obsessed in that full-body, heart-h...
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Blog iconTrust Me Bro Show
Feb 16
The New Global Stack: Models, Agents and the Battle for Infrastructure
The past days were not routine product updates. They were a clear signal that the AI race is accelerating on multiple fronts at once. Models are being retired faster. New ones are shipping faster. Enterprises are integrating faster. Governments are positioning faster. The timeline is compressing.
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Feb 16
Housing starts in London were 94% below target last year
London has an ambitious housing target of 88,000 new homes per year — yes, per year — over the next decade. This is part of a broader national goal to create upwards of 1.5 million homes in the UK. It's an admirable goal, but the city appears destined to fail. According to a recent FT article by John Burn-Murdoch (their chief data reporter), London saw just 5,891 housing starts last year, which is 94% below its annual target and represents a 75% year-over-year decline. When compared to many o...
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Blog iconPioneering Spirit
Feb 16
Rekindling California's capacity to dream
Last week I was finally able to see the cover image of my book, fifteen years after it was published. That’s a funny sentence that needs a bit of explanation.I wrote a book on the pioneering spirit that makes California awesome. The cover was a mash up of the state water project, one of the few pieces of public works visible from space, and Big Sur, by wide acclaim the most amazing confluence of land and sea on this pale blue dot. I recently had the privilege to take an aerial tour of Souther...
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Blog iconFLAVOR by moyed
Feb 16
Things I read Last Week #6
Crypto Neobank, Agentic Commerce, Stablecoin vs Toeknzied deposit
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Unmediated Thoughts
Feb 16
Why the "Epstein Affair" Matters
The Jeffrey Epstein saga has the rare quality of being a story where public fascination has grown rather than faded with time. Epstein died in 2019, which is ancient history in our frenetic media environment, yet he has become more infamous with each passing year. The release of a new tranche of his private communications this month by the Department of Justice has ignited further public interest in the case, turning Epstein and his crimes into a landmark event in American culture. The whole ...
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Blog iconMixed Realities with TJ Kawamura
Feb 16
The Internet’s Identity Crisis Goes Both Ways
A few weeks ago, a social media platform called Moltbook went viral. The premise was simple and strange. A network built specifically for AI agents to socialize with other AI agents. Humans weren’t the intended audience. Agents were supposed to post, reply, and interact with each other autonomously. It didn’t take long for a problem to surface. Moltbook couldn’t actually verify that the accounts posting were agents. Security was an open question. The thing built for machines couldn’t prove it...
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Blog iconENS DAO Newsletter
Feb 15
ENS DAO Newsletter #106
ENS DAO Newsletter #106 — 2/15/2026; A bi-weekly summary of the latest news and developments from ENS Labs, ENS DAO and the ENS community.
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Blog iconBizarreBeasts ($BB)
Feb 15
Profile Pages Are Live on the BizarreBeasts Miniapp
Profile pages just launched on the BizarreBeasts ($BB) Miniapp, where you can shout out your $BB empire rank, your participation in contests, and even your @ethos score. It also tracks your BIZARRE daily rituals and streaks, how many contests you have entered and won, and your stats in Bizbe's Coin Flip game.What’s New in the BB MiniappCustom BIZARRE Banners 🎨 Use the miniapp's built-in Meme Generator + BIZARRE stickers to craft a banner that reflects your BIZARRE style.The Stats Dashboard �...
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Feb 15
Stablecoins have created borderless value transfer
Stablecoins, as we have talked about, seem to be the first cryptocurrency use case that has achieved product-market fit. According to this recent piece by Chris Dixon in the Financial Times (which was later republished here), stablecoins moved over $12 trillion in value last year, even after filtering out stuff like bot activity. This is closing in on the $17 trillion in transactions that Visa processed last year; but crucially, stablecoin transactions are made at a fraction of the cost. It a...
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jonathancolton.eth
Feb 15
The Post-1945 Order Is Dead.
Ray Dalio just posted Chapter 6 of Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order on X, timed to the Munich Security Conference. His framing: the post-1945 world order is dead, we're in Stage 6 of the Big Cycle, great powers operating without rules. German Chancellor Merz, French President Macron, and US Secretary of State Rubio all said the same thing in different languages. Nobody seriously disputes this anymore. All models are false, but some are useful. Dalio's is both useful and pr...
We can't escape Conway's Law
Blog iconOccasional Observations
Feb 15
Here's a fun game: take a product, service, or experience and look at the transitions. Are they smooth, choppy, maybe non-existent? That's the organizational communication pattern at work. There's a corollary, too: Tesler's Law which says, every system has an inherent amount of complexity that cannot be removed, only moved. That is, in order to accomplish a task using a given product/service, the user will also take on some amount of work. "Usable" products are usually those that minimize the...
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Blog iconThis Week in All Things AI
Feb 15
This Week in All Things AI - Week 7-2026
The highly anticipated release of GLM5 and Mini Max 2.5 were the big highlights this week . ByteDance also released Seedance 2.0 though indiciations are that currently that is accessible only within China. Some discussion from a member on productivity gains he made after switching to a dictation tool Wispr Flow which I had suggested to him. There was also Matt Shumer's long post which went viral In the non-AI world, two major events happening in the following week based on lunisolar cycle hen...
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Blog iconNye's Digital Lab
Feb 15
Authenticity Arms Race
This week, I'm considering that we might need a human-only internet, and what that means for the verification business.
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Blog iconAndrey Didovskiy
2h ago
Navigating 2026
Overdosing on the uncertainty brought on by divisive agendas and dystopian AI fear-mongering, social psychosis is running rampant. Anywhere you turn, it seems as though the sky is falling. Change your mind, change your life. "Absolution Before Rebirth” and onto greater things!
Post cover image
Blog iconALANA's ⚡NewsFlash⚡
7h ago
The ALANA Manifesto | Part 05
At The ALANA Project, we continue celebrating the values that connect us as a community. Those values often refer to our community as a whole, and today, in our fifth point of the ALANA manifesto, we will focus on why "Sustainable Growth" matters as much as the previous points. The ALANA manifesto encapsulates ALANA’s "10 Principles of a Good Community." The inspiration for these principles came from a thoughtful conversation with Dani, a fellow DAO member, in which we reflected on how Dieter...
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
12h ago
The housing bias still holding back the Toronto of tomorrow
Last week, we spoke about one of Toronto's failures when it comes to new "missing middle" housing, namely our inability to look forward to the Toronto of tomorrow, as opposed to only thinking about the Toronto of today. But let's not forget that there are greater biases at play here influencing these outcomes. Beneath our concerns about not enough parking (how dare you wage a war on the car?) and congruency with neighbourhood character is a deeply rooted aversion toward higher-density apartme...
Post cover image
Blog iconETH Daily
23h ago
Ethereum Hits $15b RWA Market
The market cap of tokenized Real-World Assets (RWAs) on Ethereum mainnet hit $15 billion, representing a nearly 200% YOY increase.
Post cover image
Blog iconDear Creative
Feb 16
The Data Wars & The New "Pay-for-Content" Era
Part 1: The Data Wars. The free web is closing. Fenced like the fields on our cover, data is now a high-stakes economy for IP rights.
Post cover image
Blog iconSalon de l’Empress
Feb 16
Flesh and Metal
I have been staring at this new piece that I created with Grok for hours now, her curves melting into that iridescent chrome exoskeleton while space cracks open like a glitchy orgasm all around them. It is not just the visuals that have me hooked. It is the pull of it, the way the softness of her skin presses right up against the brutal geometry of metal, how one yields in its warmth while the other demands everything in return, unyielding and eternal. I am obsessed in that full-body, heart-h...
Post cover image
Blog iconTrust Me Bro Show
Feb 16
The New Global Stack: Models, Agents and the Battle for Infrastructure
The past days were not routine product updates. They were a clear signal that the AI race is accelerating on multiple fronts at once. Models are being retired faster. New ones are shipping faster. Enterprises are integrating faster. Governments are positioning faster. The timeline is compressing.
Post cover image
Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Feb 16
Housing starts in London were 94% below target last year
London has an ambitious housing target of 88,000 new homes per year — yes, per year — over the next decade. This is part of a broader national goal to create upwards of 1.5 million homes in the UK. It's an admirable goal, but the city appears destined to fail. According to a recent FT article by John Burn-Murdoch (their chief data reporter), London saw just 5,891 housing starts last year, which is 94% below its annual target and represents a 75% year-over-year decline. When compared to many o...
Post cover image
Blog iconPioneering Spirit
Feb 16
Rekindling California's capacity to dream
Last week I was finally able to see the cover image of my book, fifteen years after it was published. That’s a funny sentence that needs a bit of explanation.I wrote a book on the pioneering spirit that makes California awesome. The cover was a mash up of the state water project, one of the few pieces of public works visible from space, and Big Sur, by wide acclaim the most amazing confluence of land and sea on this pale blue dot. I recently had the privilege to take an aerial tour of Souther...
Post cover image
Blog iconFLAVOR by moyed
Feb 16
Things I read Last Week #6
Crypto Neobank, Agentic Commerce, Stablecoin vs Toeknzied deposit
Post cover image
Unmediated Thoughts
Feb 16
Why the "Epstein Affair" Matters
The Jeffrey Epstein saga has the rare quality of being a story where public fascination has grown rather than faded with time. Epstein died in 2019, which is ancient history in our frenetic media environment, yet he has become more infamous with each passing year. The release of a new tranche of his private communications this month by the Department of Justice has ignited further public interest in the case, turning Epstein and his crimes into a landmark event in American culture. The whole ...
Post cover image
Blog iconMixed Realities with TJ Kawamura
Feb 16
The Internet’s Identity Crisis Goes Both Ways
A few weeks ago, a social media platform called Moltbook went viral. The premise was simple and strange. A network built specifically for AI agents to socialize with other AI agents. Humans weren’t the intended audience. Agents were supposed to post, reply, and interact with each other autonomously. It didn’t take long for a problem to surface. Moltbook couldn’t actually verify that the accounts posting were agents. Security was an open question. The thing built for machines couldn’t prove it...
Post cover image
Blog iconENS DAO Newsletter
Feb 15
ENS DAO Newsletter #106
ENS DAO Newsletter #106 — 2/15/2026; A bi-weekly summary of the latest news and developments from ENS Labs, ENS DAO and the ENS community.
Post cover image
Blog iconBizarreBeasts ($BB)
Feb 15
Profile Pages Are Live on the BizarreBeasts Miniapp
Profile pages just launched on the BizarreBeasts ($BB) Miniapp, where you can shout out your $BB empire rank, your participation in contests, and even your @ethos score. It also tracks your BIZARRE daily rituals and streaks, how many contests you have entered and won, and your stats in Bizbe's Coin Flip game.What’s New in the BB MiniappCustom BIZARRE Banners 🎨 Use the miniapp's built-in Meme Generator + BIZARRE stickers to craft a banner that reflects your BIZARRE style.The Stats Dashboard �...
Post cover image
Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Feb 15
Stablecoins have created borderless value transfer
Stablecoins, as we have talked about, seem to be the first cryptocurrency use case that has achieved product-market fit. According to this recent piece by Chris Dixon in the Financial Times (which was later republished here), stablecoins moved over $12 trillion in value last year, even after filtering out stuff like bot activity. This is closing in on the $17 trillion in transactions that Visa processed last year; but crucially, stablecoin transactions are made at a fraction of the cost. It a...
Post cover image
jonathancolton.eth
Feb 15
The Post-1945 Order Is Dead.
Ray Dalio just posted Chapter 6 of Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order on X, timed to the Munich Security Conference. His framing: the post-1945 world order is dead, we're in Stage 6 of the Big Cycle, great powers operating without rules. German Chancellor Merz, French President Macron, and US Secretary of State Rubio all said the same thing in different languages. Nobody seriously disputes this anymore. All models are false, but some are useful. Dalio's is both useful and pr...
We can't escape Conway's Law
Blog iconOccasional Observations
Feb 15
Here's a fun game: take a product, service, or experience and look at the transitions. Are they smooth, choppy, maybe non-existent? That's the organizational communication pattern at work. There's a corollary, too: Tesler's Law which says, every system has an inherent amount of complexity that cannot be removed, only moved. That is, in order to accomplish a task using a given product/service, the user will also take on some amount of work. "Usable" products are usually those that minimize the...
Post cover image
Blog iconThis Week in All Things AI
Feb 15
This Week in All Things AI - Week 7-2026
The highly anticipated release of GLM5 and Mini Max 2.5 were the big highlights this week . ByteDance also released Seedance 2.0 though indiciations are that currently that is accessible only within China. Some discussion from a member on productivity gains he made after switching to a dictation tool Wispr Flow which I had suggested to him. There was also Matt Shumer's long post which went viral In the non-AI world, two major events happening in the following week based on lunisolar cycle hen...
Post cover image
Blog iconNye's Digital Lab
Feb 15
Authenticity Arms Race
This week, I'm considering that we might need a human-only internet, and what that means for the verification business.