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"What I like about multiplayer cursors, cursor chat, and shared highlighting is that it’s like the opposite of a feature…

It’s not differentiation. It wouldn’t dilute me if you did it too. (But it shouldn’t be a browser feature, it’s part of the site, it’s me designing the vibe for this particular place.)

It doesn’t stand out. If there’s nobody else on this site you wouldn’t even notice.

It should be everywhere. It’s how the web should be."
https://warpcast.com/vgr/0x3f9a033a

Books

For new non-fiction authors I'd say the new model should be to load a tuned LLM with all your thoughts and writings. Instead of subscription gated blogs and books let users dive into your content at their own pace and style (long form, conversational, etc.) with LLMs.

Many authors reference other books and articles so the LLMs will be able to pull those details to add context when needed as well.

The new non-fiction author stack.

- Content: single price for multi format access (ebook, dead tree, audio)
- Context: contextualising LLM plus connection to tools like Connected Papers
- Community: some combo of forum, live/multiplayer sync, and feed interactivity

The new non-fiction author stack.

- Content: single price for multi format access (ebook, dead tree, audio)
- Context: contextualising LLM plus connection to tools like Connected Papers
- Community: some combo of forum, live/multiplayer sync, and feed interactivity
https://warpcast.com/msms/0xf0122c91
https://warpcast.com/gabrielayuso.eth/0xc6c7ab3d

10000%

And will also take years and years for adoption

Ebooks are still new for many

In motion - complex systems, computing and communication (amongst other things) | msweet.net | working on /subset

A friendly reminder that it has historically taken ~20 years for inventions to diffuse into mass-market innovations.

Ethereum’s invention of programmable money and smart contracts is barely ten years old. The roadmap is finally starting to click into place, and Pectra(s) next year will  be a leap forward with AA, Verkle trees, based rollups, etc.

The next ten years will see gradual architecture ossification and rapid adoption along the S-curve.

Drivers for that adoption will include real-world asset tokenization, an explosion in stablecoin usage for payments and remittance, TradFi using DeFi rails for loans and investments, and a trustless marketplace of autonomous agents capable of transacting through their own on-chain identity.

Forget about today’s shitcoins, ETHBTC ratio, Gary Gensler, and all that transient noise. Zoom out and the future is both bright and obvious.

Ten years from now, we will be writing “in retrospect, it was inevitable”.

You’re not bullish enough about Ethereum, anon

True. Thinking more about it, it's SO easy to overlook the diffusion of more basic, less hype-y tech and infrastructure into the world. Two on-theme things that bubbled up in the feed for me recently...

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True. Thinking more about it, it's SO easy to overlook the diffusion of more basic, less hype-y tech and infrastructure into the world. Two on-theme things that bubbled up in the feed for me recently...
https://warpcast.com/aviationdoctor.eth/0xaa537753
https://x.com/swardley/status/1834989680393437350