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by mhendric 6mo ago
Thanks for noticing that detail!
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by mhendric 6mo ago
Author here. There's real overlap with that comparison, and I wouldn't dismiss it entirely. The receding horizon and community dynamics around belief reinforcement do look similar. Where I'd draw the line is the specific orga
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by mhendric 6mo ago
Author here. Agreed that overfunding of any kind can break feedback loops. When you have more money than signal, narrative fills the gap. The structural difference with tokens is liquidity and breadth of exposure. In a VC-funded startup, eq
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by mhendric 6mo ago
Author here. The essay's argument is actually the opposite of that. The team was talented. Proof-of-Transfer was a real technical contribution. The SEC qualification was historic. What I'm describing is how structural incentives b
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by mhendric 6mo ago
Author here. I felt the same way when I joined. Gaia and the decentralized identity work were genuinely interesting, and the early developer community was real, with people building things and giving honest feedback. That's what made t
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by mhendric 6mo ago
Author here. I do use AI tools in my writing process. I build AI agent tooling, so that's how I work now. But the ideas, analysis and seven years of firsthand experience are mine. And I write "with" AI very closely, not handi
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by mhendric 6mo ago
Author here. Neotoma has nothing to do with blockchain, at least for any foreseeable future. It's a structured memory layer for AI agents. Think: entity storage with relationships, provenance, and queryable state. No token, no chain, n
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When the chain becomes the product: Seven years inside a token-funded venture(markmhendrickson.com)
49 points by mhendric 7mo ago|34 comments
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Why agent memory needs more than RAG (2026 paper and structure over similarity)(markmhendrickson.com)
1 points by mhendric 7mo ago|0 comments
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Agentic search vs. embedding-based search vs. truth layers(markmhendrickson.com)
1 points by mhendric 8mo ago|0 comments
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by mhendric 8y ago
User IDs and URLs to where users store their data with apps such as DPAGE are on chain to guarantee self-sovereign control of identity and data.
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by mhendric 15y ago
I did indeed receive a liberal arts education, and I'm confident it helped broaden my mind. But I'm not sure it's required or sufficient to find one's passion. Many people graduate with liberals arts degrees and find themselves utterly dire
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by mhendric 15y ago
Oops -- fixed!
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by mhendric 15y ago
Thanks! It's a custom theme, as is the site in general, so unfortunately there's no link available to download for WordPress or whatnot. Feel free to copy the HTML and CSS, though.
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Share frequency on social networks(markmhendrickson.com)
13 points by mhendric 15y ago|4 comments
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Homesteading on the indie web(markmhendrickson.com)
31 points by mhendric 15y ago|2 comments
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by mhendric 15y ago
Henry Work and Mark McGranaghan deserve the bulk of the credit for today's CrunchBase, IMO. They (re)coded the guts of it in early 2008 and put in place the API. Others also deserve props for improving it over the years (Andy Brett comes to
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by mhendric 17y ago
congrats mark!