I make much more than I release. It’s exhausting. There’s something special about identifying a problem and spending an ungodly amount of time building the solution. The unfun part is the reality of taking a working product and building distribution (hard) around it.
@TrustlessState it’s so ironic because legacy systems are more discrete, authoritarian, reactionary
whereas math encoded in blockchains/agents allows for continuous, distributed, adaptive systems
which direction is more likely to result in demigods lol
@devanshmehta yea
in governance it’s about consciously choosing your sacrifice
unless all paths can run in parallel (in the same universe) this will always be the case
I appreciate this framing. The existence of the formal conditions for protocolized governance and improved lives implies nothing about timing. But, as a substrate for d/acc, be on the look out for modular, progressively autonomous capital allocation mechanisms (improved material conditions).
@EnclaveE3 Once E3 is efficient for agent swarms, we have a formula for bioregional trust minimization in the vein of @owocki’s build out of @swarmwealth