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“*We know that there is no help for us but from one another, that no hand will save us if we do not reach out our hand. All you have is what you are, and what you give.*“ ~ Ursula LeGuin
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I minted an amazing POAP! /poap Edge was fun Hope to make it next year
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Did you ever read the book trekonomics?
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“You are a little bit worried by Solyndra? Very small companies, why are you worried?” Li Junfeng, a key architect of China’s wind and solar policies, said in a 2017 interview. Beijing had a bigger appetite for taking risks, which meant sometimes failing, but also sometimes reaping bigger payoffs. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2025/06/30/climate/china-clean-energy-power.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare
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Based on the vibes here, I’d say the house on pineapple street
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Neat Looking forward to trying
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It was a bit in the economist about the big beautiful bills gambling tax provisions
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No one reads the bills! But maybe w ai they will… “The clause’s origins are mysterious. It first appeared in an amendment from the Senate Finance Committee. Multiple Republican committee members have said they do not know how it got in, although the $1.1bn of revenue it is predicted to generate may have been needed to comply with Senate rules on skirting the filibuster.”
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5 seconds of ideology 🤣
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“Poverty brought him from the backwoods, preaching God’s word in the street and from flatbed trucks. In an ancient Plymouth he criss-crossed the South in the 1950s, making perhaps $30 a week, finding beds where he could. He anointed the sick with oil. If, after many devoted years, he had become a billionaire, with two Lincoln Town Cars, a private jet, an estate of 200 acres and a plantation-style house of 9,000 square feet; if he wore a gold Rolex encrusted with diamonds and had, in his master bedroom, a Jacuzzi with solid gold taps in the shape of swans, this was God’s reward for his faithfulness.”
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Note perhaps the analysis of total jobs or percent of jobs by sector would be different
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This is pretty wild.
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An under appreciated aspect of the singularity and coming age of robots is that soon two ton couches — plush beyond belief and abundantly layered with cushions — will finally be within our seats
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The real problem of humanity is the following: we have Paleolithic emotions; medieval institutions; and god-like technology. - E.O. Wilson
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Ooooof when will farcaster for iPad auto switch orientation. I feel like this is a phone app that was ported over meh
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https://edsource.org/2025/trumps-newsom-budget-cuts-lausd-california/736092
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Sometimes when I spend too much time on sites like this I forget that most people don’t spend so much time and energy on esoteric intellectual topics. Growing up I was a bit awkward so was reminded of that though now can navigate the world much better so there’s much less friction in that regard. Sometimes though I try to talk about web3 is h or protocols or just zany future stuff with certain friends and it goes over like a lead solar dirigible that where the sun went out in the future . Ha !
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International folks: is it typical to have pre-university history taught as a combination of <your country> and <world> history? In the US it was pretty much US history and then world history as the default classes to take before college.
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Boooooooooomerssssssssss
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Amazing location Eat at the ranch house and say hi to Russ if you’re still there
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