Reid DeRamus

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You're thinking just a better way to organize and cross-link the combined archives? Would love to hear any other details.

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Incredible work here

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Appreciate the feedback. For title search, if all we need to do is find exact matches, I think that's pretty straightforward. It gets a little harder the more imprecise the search is, which is where it can turn into a fairly frustrating experience. Thanks again for the note though, very helpful for us.

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Hey! Tagging us here totally works, or please send us a note at [email protected].

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underrated web mini app pattern from @paragraph: don't block on auth if you don't have to. I can read, share, and mint without authenticating. I only get hit with the SIWF prompt if I want to subscribe. won't work for every use case, but you might be able to deliver a usable experience while deferring login to later!

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New moneyball analysis up on @thefalsenine. Chelsea may have posted a profit, but I haven't seen accounting this creative since the Enron days A trend I'm noticing is the growth and importance of the Women's team on financial performance https://paragraph.com/@thefalsenine/moneyball-chelsea-202324-financial-results

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Re search, any thoughts on a chatbot approach vs. a more traditional search function? Either way, it's not too challenging to get a basic version out, but that tends to lead to some frustrating experiences, and it can take a lot of effort to get search to an optimal state. Definitely something we want to do, but aware it may take quite a bit of effort & need to prioritize accordingly. Thanks for the note!

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Big thumbs-up to @paragraph on the re-design. I especially love the new color palette for dark mode. 😍 Love this preview pane so much that I'm now tempted to recast all my Paragraph posts, one by one, just to see them show up this way. 😄 cc @colin @reidtandy (P.S. For anyone who enjoys musician interviews but hasn't yet read this one: it's worth your time!) https://paragraph.com/@blackstonesanctuarypm.me/scandinavian-heritage-an-interview-with-ulf-soderberg

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The collector fee idea is super half baked, but I was thinking you just tack that on alongside the coin purchase... Maybe it could also serve as a way to provide an NFT (or similar collectible) as a symbol of their coin purchase - something they can share on social, on their profile, etc. Shooting from the hip...

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I think airdrop farming & all speculative actors would have to be a minority share of transactions. Bots and speculators can still provide value, but I don't think they can be the primary thrust behind any economy. I think that's true for coins & any monetization feature.

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I wonder if this is bc the impact on the price of the coin is too abstract or theoretical (i.e., creator has to sell coins to realize appreciation)... Would it make a difference if the transaction fee was higher earlier on, more like the old collector fee?

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The internet today, as wonderful as it is, definitely feels a bit broken. Whether we can fix some of the core issues remains to be seen, but it's a very fun, compelling problem space to be working in.

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Thank you for the kind words!! And please let us know if any issues crop up.

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Aww, thank you! :) Please let us know any great writing we miss in these roundups.

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That's all we have for this week — let us know what you think! What did we miss?

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@AndreyDidovskiy explores the immense potential and inherent risks of open innovation, arguing that while collaboration and shared knowledge can drive exponential progress, they also expose systems to manipulation, instability, and moral hazards. "Closed innovation is elitist. Open innovation is techno-democracy." https://paragraph.com/@andreydidovskiy/the-paradox-of-open-innovation

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@adrienne reflects on her connection to Mongolian nomads and warns that AI’s rapid progress risks erasing traditional, embodied wisdom that can’t be digitized, making cultural preservation more urgent than ever. "With loss of cultural and tribal knowledge, we lose more than just a lifestyle — we lose insight into different ways of being human." https://paragraph.com/@adrienne/what-ai-cant-learn-a-case-for-preserving-nomadic-culture

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@mleejr chronicles the groundbreaking launch of an AI agent, Grok, and its token $DRB, which — through transparent, onchain mechanics powered by Bankr, Clanker, and Privy — has generated nearly $1M in under a month. "Grok isn’t just an AI chat bot—it’s a preview of a new economic paradigm." https://paragraph.com/@nfa/groks-million-dollar-moment

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@epr argues that while AI won’t eliminate entry-level jobs, it will erode mid-level roles, forcing junior employees to take on greater responsibilities without adequate support or training. "AI doesn’t eliminate the need for training. It just raises the baseline for what ‘entry-level’ looks like, without updating the systems that help people get there." https://blog.epr.net/ai-wont-kill-entry-level-jobs

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