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Blog iconENS DAO Newsletter
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Blog iconENS DAO Newsletter
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Five Bullet Friday
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Post cover image
Blog iconAnthony Avedissian
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AI Agents Inside Canonical
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Post cover image
Blog iconWilliam Mougayar's Blog
11h ago
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
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A poem a day
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Blog iconSara Endestad
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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.
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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...
Post cover image
Blog iconETH Daily
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Post cover image
Blog iconFUD for Thought
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Post cover image
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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...
Post cover image
Blog iconFalsenine
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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
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Post cover image
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On the death of vertical software
Vertical software isn’t dying, it’s focusing. Focusing on the workflows and details that matter to companies, teams, and individuals. Vertical software platforms sit at the equilibrium between the aggregate work to be done in an industry and the common workflows that can be productized at a sensible economic scale. They’re the common denominator. To a degree, they’re empowering but at some point, they become a limiter. Where the inherent limitations of vertical software more or less forced ev...
Post cover image
Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
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Earlier this month, self-driving car company Waymo announced that it had raised $16 billion (largely from its parent company, Alphabet) at a $126 billion post-money valuation. This is a big number. And according to Bloomberg, the company's annualized revenue run rate is around $350 million, meaning its current valuation is sitting at 360x revenue. Multiples can often be sky-high for new, huge-bet companies, but Om Malik recently offered an interesting take on the "physics of the problem." As ...
Post cover image
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Feb 19
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In the late 18th century, Thomas Malthus looked at a field of wheat and a growing population and saw a trap. Every biological system, he argued, has a ceiling — a point at which the environment can no longer absorb more growth without beginning to collapse. He called it carrying capacity. His math was sound. What he got wrong was assuming the ceiling was fixed. He was not the last person to make that mistake. In 2026, carrying capacity has migrated from biology textbooks into boardrooms, city...
Post cover image
Blog iconETH Daily
Feb 19
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Ethereum priorities for 2026 focus on three strategic tracks: Scale, Improve UX, and Harden the L1.
Post cover image
Blog iconDecentralized Pictures
Feb 18
DCP Award for Base Creators "Solars": Imagining a Protopian Future Beyond the Screen
A conversation on Solars: cinema, AI, and worldbuilding as tools to imagine hopeful futures in motion.
Post cover image
Blog iconUnion Square Ventures
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The Future of Programmable Everything Runs on Efficient Energy: Efficient Computer's Series A
The world is becoming programmable and, increasingly, easy to program. But the underlying and consistent current running through this massive and systemic wave is a need for abundant, efficient energy. The rate of change makes what’s possible feel unbounded but energy is the prime constraint. For a long time, we’ve believed at USV that the most interesting opportunities emerge from creating and accessing unique datasets that are self-improving. Historically, these have existed inside software...
Post cover image
Blog iconBase Engineering Blog
Feb 18
A new, unified stack for Base Chain
To accelerate innovation, scaling and security, Base is evolving its foundational software by moving to a unified, Base-operated stack. Once we complete this transition, node operators will need to follow releases from ⁠base/base instead of Optimism’s releases. We will communicate more as this date approaches.