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idamantium
1y ago
Yup. This supposed exchange with his neighbor making the coins is pretty amusing. Explanations the note on the website about the neighbor not having given them back yet. https://x.com/LegbootLegit/status/1919745971
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idamantium
1y ago
I actually didn't think that at all, maybe because the opening text was so straight forward, earnest, and pragmatic?
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Former Kickstarter CEO creating new legal entity, Artist Corporations
(youtube.com)
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idamantium
1y ago
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idamantium
1y ago
Kickstarter co-founder Yancey Strickler presents a new model for creative collaboration called the Artist Corporation — a legal structure designed to help artists and creators collectively own their work, share revenue, and access funding.
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idamantium
1y ago
The quirky sensibility coming through in the copy might appeal to the demographic interested in maintaining personal digital gardens rather than a slick SaaS product. It does too me!
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idamantium
2y ago
I agree. This is a helpful take. The book Prediction Machines [1] is a longer version, and longer view explanation, of what Ben Evan's shares in the post you link to. [1] https://www.predictionmachines.ai/
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idamantium
2y ago
The mismatch between AI’s actual utility and its hype reminded me of Prediction Machines[1], which frames technological change as progressing from point solutions → platform solutions → system solutions. We’re still in the “what the heck is
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Content-Addressed File Transfers with Rust (no cloud, no accounts) [video]
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2y ago
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idamantium
2y ago
Me, too! What I love most about this fair pricing is it makes it was more appealing to encourage my friends to give it a try. Thank you, Kagi!
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idamantium
2y ago
Comparing Kagi to Google on an individual search basis may not be the best way to assess the service. There are a number of features that make it preferable to Google and DuckDuckGo for many of us. - Ranking results from specific websites h
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idamantium
2y ago
I'll have to look closer for the Kier message.... Definitely got a driveby from Milchick at around 75%
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idamantium
2y ago
I've done video calls from the roof of Stavros Foundation Library, but that's weather dependent. Actually, now that I think of it, I've also done at least one video call from the halls of the Stephen A. Schwarzman research br
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2y ago
A new library branch, the first new one in the Brooklyn system in over 30 years, opened on the ground floor of my building. It's been the biggest quality of life boost I ever remember experiencing that didn't involve a move. The l
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idamantium
2y ago
Not mentioned yet, Ethan Mollick's One Useful Thing: https://www.oneusefulthing.org/ It helped me get up to speed with gen AI as a graduate school professor and now his posts are the most useful ones I sent to others t
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idamantium
2y ago
Sometimes, sure this is the case. I know a few big time artists who have dedicated teams that are always behind the scenes. But plenty of times it's not, as Simon himself pointed out below. My brother is an "influencer" in th
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Popular video games recreated as genre film and TV with Veo 2
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2y ago
I have studied funeral design. One of the most inspiring funeral directors I interviewed ( https://www.zenithvirago.com/ ) had a particular specialty for suicides. She was keen on ensuring the parents had a healthy and comple
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idamantium
2y ago
thanks for this link. found the Plex lifetime pass discount that I might not have noticed otherwise.
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idamantium
2y ago
this is so amusing. I also love the 3D interface. Been seeing more of those for these quirky one-off uses. The midi switch is a nice touch.
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idamantium
2y ago
So it was most helpful as a conduit for your doctor to get more granular info about your health issue? That's great to hear. I wonder about things that don't rise to that level, like nutrition and resting heart rate that can be im
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idamantium
2y ago
This question made me laugh from painful recognition... can't wait to hear what others have to offer. I've mainly taken a mindset of extreme uninvestment, not that I'm not working hard or interested in the problems put before
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Ask HN: How do you manage your health data?
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A Sense of Rebellion: Bonus Episode – Technology
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Podcast episode (26 minutes) where Evgeny Morozov examines the work of Warren Brody (a psychoanalyst) and Avery Johnson, who developed an alternative vision of human-computer interaction in the 1960s. While their contemporaries pursued &quo
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Why do hospitals keep running out of generic drugs?
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I had a hard time reading Attia's book because something seemed so extreme and vigilant about his approach. The last chapter really blew that all open in the dramatic portrayal of how psychologically unhealthy many aspects of his life
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idamantium
2y ago
No idea if his reaction is exaggerated, but it was really fun to watch!
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Beautiful video and history of an abandoned Italian town
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2y ago
So appreciate this... I've got a funnel manager at the moment. Didn't know what to call the dysfunction or what to do about it. "shared conspiratorial comraderie" really feels like trash at this point.
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idamantium
2y ago
Found the podcast - https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-024-01158-6
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