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Life Is Full of Contests.
Blog iconNate's Blog
Jul 10
Who gets hired. Who gets funded. Who gets seen, heard, celebrated. Contests shape our lives. From science fairs to dating apps, from college admissions to viral TikTok trends. Our schools are contests. Our workplaces are contests. The marketplace itself is one giant contest. Sometimes the rules are clear. Sometimes they're rigged. Who designed this contest and why? Can we make it better? Most Contests Are Designed Poorly. Traditional contests focus narrowly: One winner. One judge. One chance. E.
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Slide Rule Pass: Football News – 10 July
Blog iconFalsenine
Jul 10
Welcome to today’s edition of Slide Rule Pass, your concise daily digest of the latest football transfer moves across Europe.
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A Better Way
Blog iconRide It to the Sky
Jul 10
I am so tired of the current political discourse and its inescapability. I am tired of our two party system that is objectively failing us. I am tired of being told what to think, what to say, what to believe, who to like, who to oppose, what is right, what is wrong, etc. It’s too much. The Republican Party was dismantled with the arrival of Trump and MAGA. Now the Democratic Party, of which I have been a member of my entire voting life, is being dismantled by the far left which consists of s...
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Rare Disease Platform
Ex Machina
Jul 10
Most rare diseases are had to treat because the economies of scale just aren't favourable. However, since they are of genetic origin, it should be possible to leverage the breakthroughs we've made in genetic engineering to find effective solutions. Since India has a number of endogamous communities, the data we can contribute could be extremely valuable.
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Episode 88 of the Toronto Under Construction podcast
Blog iconBrandon Donnelly
Jul 10
I was recently on Ben Myers' Toronto Under Construction podcast with Ilana Altman (The Bentway) and Rob Spanier (Spanier Group). It was generally a discussion about what makes for great public spaces, how Toronto is evolving its public realm under infrastructure like the Gardiner Expressway, and what it means to design cities with people at the forefront. If you'd like to have a listen, click here. I hope you enjoy it.
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Mini Apps: A UX Fight That Will Shape Ethereum's Future
Blog iconGovernance Acceleration
Jul 10
Ethereum is growing. L2s, L3s, app-specific chains, and modular protocols are multiplying rapidly. Recursion comes to mind.
The Crowd Feels Something [277]
Blog iconJust Another Crowd
Jul 10
Hi Crowd! Almost 10 years ago I began flirting with the idea of getting a PhD. A friend of mine got one and I thought, “oh that sounds cool.” This is entertaining for many reasons, not the least of which is that I’m a college dropout. This was, in part, some of what I was doing while we lived in Tokyo and the idea went from crazy idea to viable reality smack into invisible wall and eventually thrown to the wayside, which is fine because it was a crazy out of nowhere idea to begin with. I stil...
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Solidity Celebrates 10 Years
Blog iconETH Daily
Jul 9
The most widely used programming language for developing smart contracts on the EVM was introduced in 2015.
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your complete guide to aura farming onchain
Blog iconSeed Club
Jul 9
Robinhood vs OpenAI drama, Sofia Garcia on building generative art's cultural foundation, social media betting on Kizzy, Vibe coding on Ohara
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Introducing Build First Academy
Blog iconHard Mode First
Jul 9
Practical AI workshops for the builder in us all. What will you Build First?

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