We’ve come a long way from typing cryptic commands on black-and-green monitors to effortlessly swiping, tapping, and speaking directly to our devices. Each evolution of technology has introduced new ways to interact—new verbs like “click,” “drag,” “scroll,” and “tap” that feel second nature today. But as AI matures, how might our language of interaction evolve next? Historically, shifts in technology have expanded how we interact with our digital tools. The command-line era taught us verbs li...

⚽️we... Football has always been a sport of passion, rivalry, and community. Fans form deep, often tribal connections with their clubs, creating a sense of identity that transcends borders. These connections drive the heart of the sport—yet, traditional football club ownership models, often concentrated in the hands of wealthy individuals or corporations, have historically left fans on the sidelines. These models don’t always reflect the values and passions of the fans themselves.A New ...

Tokens define economies. Some thrive on speculation, while others build stable financial networks or reward long-term contributors. Whether it’s a memecoin designed for viral growth, a security token tied to dividends, or a network token governing an ecosystem, every token economy requires a system that can sustain itself. The problem isn’t just issuing tokens—it’s ensuring that they circulate in a way that rewards actual participation and maintains value over time. Revnet.eth.sucks introduce...

The following is AI generated from my prompts today. Before reading on you may want to ask yourself, is this next question one worth answering? Can We Squeeze Embeddings Without Losing the Magic? Imagine you’re packing for a vacation and you’ve got a massive suitcase (512-dimensional embeddings) but only room for a carry-on (5 dimensions). How do you fit everything in without forgetting the essentials—like your toothbrush (semantic relationships)? That’s the conundrum we’re tackling with embed..

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