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Blog iconAuthor GRF Newsletter
Dec 28
Two Creative Failures of 2025 and One Big Win
So here we are, hurtling toward 2026 and running out of days to write and post annual updates and status reports. 2025 has been a strange year for me, creativity-wise. By some measures, I can reckon two creative failures and one big win. Early in the year, I had lots of time and two exciting projects in the pipeline. The first was a dreampunk novel that played with the nature of reality. The other was a novel-in-verse retelling of a lesser-known episode from the Trojan War. I felt confident t...
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Dec 28
Sticky cities, shifting world
Canadian geographer Mario Polèse's book, The Wealth and Poverty of Regions: Why Cities Matter, is not new. It was originally published in 2010. But it's perhaps a good follow-up to yesterday's post about the untethering of wealth. Here's an excerpt from a review of the book by Jeb Brugmann.
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Blog iconThis Week in All Things AI
Dec 28
This Week in All Things AI - Week 52-2025
Greetings to all those who celebrate Christmas. Zhipu and Minimax delighted fans with updated models such as GLM-4.7 and Minimax-M2.1 which show great results in early testing and bode very well for open source and open weight models. Andrej Karpathy ended the week with a banger of a post on X talking about the challenges programmers face today in unlearning old habits as well as keeping up with a much more complex mental model around tooling. Readers who think others in their family, friends...
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Blog iconNye's Digital Lab
Dec 28
A Book of Essays
This week I published a book! And I'm reflecting on my weekly blog practice.
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Dec 27
The great untethering of wealth
One of the themes we cover on this blog is the importance of place in a world where people are becoming increasingly untethered. While I'm a firm believer that great local places have enduring value, this does not mean that technology isn't driving greater fluidity in the way people live, work, play, and optimize their taxes. Over the last decade, the population of ultra-wealthy Americans (those with a net worth greater than or equal to $30 million) has risen noticeably in two states: Texas a...
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Blog iconFLAVOR by moyed
Dec 27
Dopamine Finance and the Zeitgeist
The difference between an ordinary company and a great one lies not merely in execution or outcomes, but in how precisely it captures the problems of its era and, more importantly, whether it can redefine those problems into a new Zeitgeist that pulls society forward.
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Blog iconENS DAO Newsletter
Dec 26
Five Bullet Friday
Everything happening in the ENS DAO — in five bullet points.
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Continuations
Dec 26
The Imperative for Moral Progress in the Face of Technological Acceleration
In science, theories eventually get discarded if they lack explanatory power. This mechanism acts quite slowly at times, as we can see in the case of string theory. But over the course of history it has worked quite well. Nobody spends time on the phlogiston theory of combustion. It is at best of historical interest but doesn’t inform current science or engineering. In philosophy on the other hand, texts continue to be studied, no matter how impractical, useless, or even detrimental the ideas...
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Blog iconGökhan Turhan's Newsletter
Dec 26
Ageless is the New Twenty | Gökhan Turhan
December 26, 2025 • Future LongAgeless is the New TwentyA reflection on age, employability, and building products in the age of technological acceleration from biotech to LLMs. work recruitment future-of-work The consensus is that there are certain human ages where one’s market share of ideas shrink. Broadly speaking, this seems to be the truth. However, building products in the age of technological acceleration from biotech to LLMs and their future is almost akin to observing the gravitation...
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Dec 26
Where Americans flew in 2025
Whether you live in North Dakota or Texas, there's a reasonable chance that when you travel internationally, you enjoy going to Cancun. Or perhaps you fly into Cancun and then go to a neighboring town like Tulum. United Airlines just released the following map showing the most-booked international destinations from every state for passengers traveling on United Airlines between January and October 2025. The top three destinations are London, Cancun, and Tokyo:First, it's important to keep in ...
Repo of essays I collaborated on
Blog iconarthaud.eth
Dec 26
HTML+ by Walpo Manufacturing Consensus by Dryden Crypto's Usecases, Experiments And Narrative Shifts by Timour Decentralised Social Media - Lens & Farcaster by Albiverse Double Blinding Onchain by Guilty Gyoza Zone Of Scenius by Timour
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Blog iconETH Daily
Dec 26
Trust Wallet Browser Extension Exploit
The exploit is suspected to be caused by a compromise introduced in a recent Trust Wallet browser extension update.
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Blog iconKaloh's Newsletter
Dec 26
🗞️ Onchain Five
Merry Christmas! While most people are unplugging this week, I stayed plugged into the onchain world. Here are 5 things that made this Friday’s Onchain Five.Protocol On My Radar: Ondo FinanceOndo is a dedicated L1 created for trading onchain stocks. I spent some time reading through their docs,, and they’ve built a system that addresses the issues of liquidity, slippage, and price deviation from original stock prices.They’ve integrated with 10 chains, have a Total Value Locked (TVL) of over $...
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jonathancolton.eth
Dec 25
The Sacred Remix
Author's Note: I'm a curious agnostic with Jewish roots, married to a Buddhist/Shinto wife born in Japan and reborn in America. This essay comes from a household where traditions remix daily. This is written with respect for every version of the sacred—including the ones that inspire us and make us laugh.Belief isn't static. It travels. It shape-shifts. It gets translated, reinterpreted, globalized, and merchandised. The ideas that survive do so because they evolve. Faith, at a global scale, ...
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Blog iconBizarreBeasts ($BB)
Dec 25
HAVE A BIZARRE BEASTMAS!
The BizarreBeasts ($BB) community has grown stronger than ever this year, and it’s time to celebrate the season of being BIZARRE. I’ve just deployed a massive wave of rewards to the $BB community to thank you for showing up, building streaks, and keeping the energy high throughout the year.💰 THE 200M $BB MEGA-DROPBizarreBeasts ($BB)Join the BB Empire - Token utilities, airdrops, burns & community features. Build engaged token communities with Empire Builder.https://www.empirebuilder.worldI h...
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Blog iconDebbie Soon
Dec 25
Christmas in Flight
Christmas reflections on a unsettled year lived in contradictions.
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Blog iconDecentralized Pictures
Dec 25
A Holiday Note From the Office
I wish I could set as cozy a scene as Matt did at Thanksgiving, but unfortunately, I’m in the office as I write this, fighting off the glare of giant overhead white lights (I much prefer warmer light, and I’m not sure why that’s not the norm?). Still, there’s no better place to take nostalgia-tinted walks down memory lane than when you’re procrastinating. Ironically, in my attempt to procrastinate via daydreaming, I ended up here. It’s December, which means my brain is contractually obligated...
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Blog iconAuthor GRF Newsletter
Dec 28
Two Creative Failures of 2025 and One Big Win
So here we are, hurtling toward 2026 and running out of days to write and post annual updates and status reports. 2025 has been a strange year for me, creativity-wise. By some measures, I can reckon two creative failures and one big win. Early in the year, I had lots of time and two exciting projects in the pipeline. The first was a dreampunk novel that played with the nature of reality. The other was a novel-in-verse retelling of a lesser-known episode from the Trojan War. I felt confident t...
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Dec 28
Sticky cities, shifting world
Canadian geographer Mario Polèse's book, The Wealth and Poverty of Regions: Why Cities Matter, is not new. It was originally published in 2010. But it's perhaps a good follow-up to yesterday's post about the untethering of wealth. Here's an excerpt from a review of the book by Jeb Brugmann.
Post cover image
Blog iconThis Week in All Things AI
Dec 28
This Week in All Things AI - Week 52-2025
Greetings to all those who celebrate Christmas. Zhipu and Minimax delighted fans with updated models such as GLM-4.7 and Minimax-M2.1 which show great results in early testing and bode very well for open source and open weight models. Andrej Karpathy ended the week with a banger of a post on X talking about the challenges programmers face today in unlearning old habits as well as keeping up with a much more complex mental model around tooling. Readers who think others in their family, friends...
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Blog iconNye's Digital Lab
Dec 28
A Book of Essays
This week I published a book! And I'm reflecting on my weekly blog practice.
Post cover image
Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Dec 27
The great untethering of wealth
One of the themes we cover on this blog is the importance of place in a world where people are becoming increasingly untethered. While I'm a firm believer that great local places have enduring value, this does not mean that technology isn't driving greater fluidity in the way people live, work, play, and optimize their taxes. Over the last decade, the population of ultra-wealthy Americans (those with a net worth greater than or equal to $30 million) has risen noticeably in two states: Texas a...
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Blog iconFLAVOR by moyed
Dec 27
Dopamine Finance and the Zeitgeist
The difference between an ordinary company and a great one lies not merely in execution or outcomes, but in how precisely it captures the problems of its era and, more importantly, whether it can redefine those problems into a new Zeitgeist that pulls society forward.
Post cover image
Blog iconENS DAO Newsletter
Dec 26
Five Bullet Friday
Everything happening in the ENS DAO — in five bullet points.
Post cover image
Continuations
Dec 26
The Imperative for Moral Progress in the Face of Technological Acceleration
In science, theories eventually get discarded if they lack explanatory power. This mechanism acts quite slowly at times, as we can see in the case of string theory. But over the course of history it has worked quite well. Nobody spends time on the phlogiston theory of combustion. It is at best of historical interest but doesn’t inform current science or engineering. In philosophy on the other hand, texts continue to be studied, no matter how impractical, useless, or even detrimental the ideas...
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Blog iconGökhan Turhan's Newsletter
Dec 26
Ageless is the New Twenty | Gökhan Turhan
December 26, 2025 • Future LongAgeless is the New TwentyA reflection on age, employability, and building products in the age of technological acceleration from biotech to LLMs. work recruitment future-of-work The consensus is that there are certain human ages where one’s market share of ideas shrink. Broadly speaking, this seems to be the truth. However, building products in the age of technological acceleration from biotech to LLMs and their future is almost akin to observing the gravitation...
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Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Dec 26
Where Americans flew in 2025
Whether you live in North Dakota or Texas, there's a reasonable chance that when you travel internationally, you enjoy going to Cancun. Or perhaps you fly into Cancun and then go to a neighboring town like Tulum. United Airlines just released the following map showing the most-booked international destinations from every state for passengers traveling on United Airlines between January and October 2025. The top three destinations are London, Cancun, and Tokyo:First, it's important to keep in ...
Repo of essays I collaborated on
Blog iconarthaud.eth
Dec 26
HTML+ by Walpo Manufacturing Consensus by Dryden Crypto's Usecases, Experiments And Narrative Shifts by Timour Decentralised Social Media - Lens & Farcaster by Albiverse Double Blinding Onchain by Guilty Gyoza Zone Of Scenius by Timour
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Blog iconETH Daily
Dec 26
Trust Wallet Browser Extension Exploit
The exploit is suspected to be caused by a compromise introduced in a recent Trust Wallet browser extension update.
Post cover image
Blog iconKaloh's Newsletter
Dec 26
🗞️ Onchain Five
Merry Christmas! While most people are unplugging this week, I stayed plugged into the onchain world. Here are 5 things that made this Friday’s Onchain Five.Protocol On My Radar: Ondo FinanceOndo is a dedicated L1 created for trading onchain stocks. I spent some time reading through their docs,, and they’ve built a system that addresses the issues of liquidity, slippage, and price deviation from original stock prices.They’ve integrated with 10 chains, have a Total Value Locked (TVL) of over $...
Post cover image
jonathancolton.eth
Dec 25
The Sacred Remix
Author's Note: I'm a curious agnostic with Jewish roots, married to a Buddhist/Shinto wife born in Japan and reborn in America. This essay comes from a household where traditions remix daily. This is written with respect for every version of the sacred—including the ones that inspire us and make us laugh.Belief isn't static. It travels. It shape-shifts. It gets translated, reinterpreted, globalized, and merchandised. The ideas that survive do so because they evolve. Faith, at a global scale, ...
Post cover image
Blog iconBizarreBeasts ($BB)
Dec 25
HAVE A BIZARRE BEASTMAS!
The BizarreBeasts ($BB) community has grown stronger than ever this year, and it’s time to celebrate the season of being BIZARRE. I’ve just deployed a massive wave of rewards to the $BB community to thank you for showing up, building streaks, and keeping the energy high throughout the year.💰 THE 200M $BB MEGA-DROPBizarreBeasts ($BB)Join the BB Empire - Token utilities, airdrops, burns & community features. Build engaged token communities with Empire Builder.https://www.empirebuilder.worldI h...
Post cover image
Blog iconDebbie Soon
Dec 25
Christmas in Flight
Christmas reflections on a unsettled year lived in contradictions.
Post cover image
Blog iconDecentralized Pictures
Dec 25
A Holiday Note From the Office
I wish I could set as cozy a scene as Matt did at Thanksgiving, but unfortunately, I’m in the office as I write this, fighting off the glare of giant overhead white lights (I much prefer warmer light, and I’m not sure why that’s not the norm?). Still, there’s no better place to take nostalgia-tinted walks down memory lane than when you’re procrastinating. Ironically, in my attempt to procrastinate via daydreaming, I ended up here. It’s December, which means my brain is contractually obligated...
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Blog iconGökhan Turhan's Newsletter
Dec 27
On Note Taking and Knowledge Management in the Age of Primitive LLMs | Gökhan Turhan
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Blog iconBizarreBeasts ($BB)
Dec 27
Discover the BizarreBeasts Empire: Everything You Need to Know to Get Started
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Blog iconGökhan Turhan's Newsletter
Dec 27
On Note Taking and Knowledge Management in the Age of Primitive LLMs | Gökhan Turhan
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Blog iconBizarreBeasts ($BB)
Dec 27
Discover the BizarreBeasts Empire: Everything You Need to Know to Get Started
December 27, 2025 • ProductivityOn Note Taking and Knowledge Management in the Age of Primitive LLMsExploring the current state of knowledge management tools, productivity apps, and my personal setup using Cursor, Obsidian, and other tools in the age of primitive LLMs. cursor IDE note-taking workspace memex digital-garden knowledge-managementMumblecoreThe best knowledge editor does not need itself. We are at such a mid-phase in the development of knowledge management tools that the minute you...
December 27, 2025 • ProductivityOn Note Taking and Knowledge Management in the Age of Primitive LLMsExploring the current state of knowledge management tools, productivity apps, and my personal setup using Cursor, Obsidian, and other tools in the age of primitive LLMs. cursor IDE note-taking workspace memex digital-garden knowledge-managementMumblecoreThe best knowledge editor does not need itself. We are at such a mid-phase in the development of knowledge management tools that the minute you...
Welcome to the BizarreBeasts Empire (powered by @glanker)! Whether you are new to the project or a current community member, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know to get involved, understand the $BB token, engage with the community, take advantage of the exciting Boosters available, and learn how to join the BizarreBeasts Farcaster channel. Lee este artículo en español. (Read this article in Spanish.) 이 기사를 한국어로 읽기. (Read this article in Korean.)A Personal Journey Throu...
Welcome to the BizarreBeasts Empire (powered by @glanker)! Whether you are new to the project or a current community member, this guide will walk you through everything you need to know to get involved, understand the $BB token, engage with the community, take advantage of the exciting Boosters available, and learn how to join the BizarreBeasts Farcaster channel. Lee este artículo en español. (Read this article in Spanish.) 이 기사를 한국어로 읽기. (Read this article in Korean.)A Personal Journey Throu...