leonard kulms
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- The bulldozer vs vetocracy political axis2 savers
- advice - nabeelqu43 savers
- Cold Takes9 savers
- Theses on Sleep - Alexey Guzey8 savers
- FLP Vol. I Table of Contents3 savers
- Yaad’s Handstand Push Up Tutorial1 savers
- Soulbound4 savers
- Please don’t let anyone Americanise it! - by Shaun Usher1 savers
- The roads not taken3 savers
- Intelligence killed genius - Alexey Guzey7 savers
- In Defense of Bitcoin Maximalism2 savers
- The myth of the myth of the well read person20 savers
- Why pessimism sounds smart4 savers
- Stop trying to try and try32 savers
- An intensive introduction to cryptography: index2 savers
- Lecture 14: Zero knowledge proofs3 savers
- The Limits to Blockchain Scalability4 savers
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What if NFTs could be soulbound? NFTs in their current form have many of the same properties as rare and epic items in a massively multiplayer online game. They have social signaling value: people who have them can show them off, and there's more and more tools precisely to help users do that. Very recently, Twitter started rolling out an integration that allows users to show off their NFTs on their picture profile. But what exactly are these NFTs signaling? Certainly, one part of the answer is some kind of skill in acquiring NFTs and knowing which NFTs to acquire. But because NFTs are tradeab…
SoulboundDigital watches came along at a time that, in other areas, we were trying to find ways of translating purely numeric data into graphic form so that the information leapt easily to the eye. For instance, we noticed that pie charts and bar graphs often told us more about the relationships between things than tables of numbers did. So we worked hard to make our computers capable of translating numbers into graphic displays. At the same time, we each had the world’s most perfect pie chart machines strapped to our wrists, which we could read at a glance, and we suddenly got terribly excited at the …
Please don’t let anyone Americanise it! - by Shaun Usher