lemur

prosimian asymmetry evaluator - prev. polymarket

[lemur @prelemur]

let the weight of the hoe do more work

[lemur @prelemur]

My dad is dead and I like to play blindfolded chess, invest in Lemur Capital we buy the market’s premier shitcoins

[eric ( failing & learning ) @Ugbuericsam]

hedge funds: “we ran 10,000 simulations.”

VCs: “the founder has great energy and he plays chess.”

[lemur @prelemur]

Jonestown mode

[Naval @naval]

People who don’t organize into tribes get wiped out by people who do.

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Dataset perps

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Elixir szn soon

[lemur @prelemur]

REPPO

[vitalik.eth @VitalikButerin]

I actually don't think it's complicated.

IMO the future of onchain mechanism design is mostly going to fit into one pattern:

[something that looks like a prediction market] -> [something that looks like a capture-resistant, non-financialized preference-setting gadget]

In other words:

* One layer that is maximally open and maximizes accountability (it's a market, anyone can buy and sell, if you make good decisions you win money if you make bad decisions you lose money)
* One layer that is decentralized and pluralistic, and that maximizes space for intrinsic motivation. This cannot be token-based, because token owners are not pluralistic, and anyone can buy in and get 51% of them. Votes here should be anonymous, ideally MACI'd to reduce risk of collusion.

The prediction market is the correct way to do a "decentralized executive", because the most logical primitive for "accountability" in a permissionless concept is exactly that.

Though sometimes you will want to keep it simple, and do a centralized executive at that layer instead:

[replaceable centralized executive] -> [something that looks like a capture-resistant, non-financialized preference-setting gadget]

Thinking in these two layers explicitly: (i) what is doing your execution, (ii) what is doing your preference-setting and is judging the executor(s), is best.

[lemur @prelemur]

@jessepollak @base @bankrbot @0xDeployer U are doing a good job now

[lemur @prelemur]

Jesse Pollak winning was always the most unexpected and entertaining outcome

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wreckit

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@TheGhostReport @wonsbyte @TMZ @inversebrah

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@0xCryptoGenius Gotta sort this spreadsheet

[lemur @prelemur]

Uniswap is the worst app in DeFi

Absolute dogshit

[pixel @spacepixel]

https://t.co/yJ3qSdj2ST

[cryptic @crypticd22]

Gsd has now flipped Ralph in GitHub stars

Price was being suppressed by a top holder nuking their bags who’s now finally out. With ai looking good for another round, and with Finn seemingly having a few things planned for Bags this week, this is fantastic r/r here right now

[lemur @prelemur]

@Credib1eGuy U can use clawdbot w/ local models

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@wreckitcc @finnbags @finnbags wreckit

[lemur @prelemur]

@wabdoteth I will use this. This is a brilliant idea

[lemur @prelemur]

@mikehostetler Claude said yes but want to check with you - does using sprites solve for being RAM bound and CPU bound? Feels too easy.

[lemur @prelemur]

@NicheBaby_ @frankdegods Kirkactually?