My boy, @theryanking just released his next book! It's another must-read. If you've read "Fundraising" (If you haven't you need too), you'll know how helpful these books are to founders.
Giving out 10 free copies to someone who likes, rt and comments :) https://t.co/sV1gxsMB1u
@jack I respect you & everything you’ve built.
I also disagree here. Twitter started as a protocol, the free speech wing of the free speech party. Then corporate & political incentives led to deplatforming & censorship.
Web3 offers the possibility, not guarantee, of something better.
For those new to web3 and wondering where to get started, here’s a @lightspeedvp 101 on themes, folks to follow, content to read and listen, from my partner @mercebent 🚀
This may sound like something I would never say, and it requires blog posts worth of text to explain, but here goes nothing:
Centralization is not that bad, what's truly bad is *lock-in*.
'The metaverse infrastructure is extremely hard & it needs to combine with different protocols in the future' - @marvin_tong , Founder of @PhalaNetwork
Thank you Marvin for an informative & interesting presentation on decentralized cloud services for the web 3.0!
#EBCvirtual
The catalyst we need for this sector to explode is high quality blockchain games that real gamers actually want to play, to make their tokeneconomics sustainable.
https://t.co/kngSI1umC1
On demand side, gamer demographic has high overlap w/ early crypto adopters. There’s ready demand for player-owned in-game assets, which are natural use cases for NFT & build on success of the latter. A weak(er) economy increases appeal for players to make $ from games.
1/ Binary CDD(Coin Days Destroyed) might indicate that Bitcoin just finished the accumulation phase
"Binary CDD Break Out" by
@mignoletkr 👇
https://t.co/dcy5tpgcNQ
TL;DR fine-tuning used up a lot of memory so i put in a patch from @apeoffire (thank you so much) that cut down on memory usage for a slight hit to time spent. then it was re-loading an already loaded model, which caused ram spikes that killed the colab instance.