This is the essence of d/acc: the goal is not to indiscriminately accelerate everything, including superintelligent AI and fentanyl, the goal is to selectively accelerate defense to keep up with offense. Sometimes, defense is a matter of cultivating our own sense of virtue. Sometimes, defense is a matter of creating better alternatives.

In defi, we are already starting to see a return toward honest token-based fundraising that gives users clear understanding of what they are buying, bringing us the best of pre-2020-era ICOs while addressing their downsides. @infinex_app and @Truemarketsorg sales are two examples of this, and I know of other examples soon to come.

There is a bright future of capital allocation mechanisms that can be built. We can act to ensure alignment with community wishes and safeguard important values like privacy, security, open standards and open source, within the incentive structure itself. Acceleration is coming either way; it is our task to choose the brightest possible vector.

my neighbor needs emotionally supported by a loud ass dog she isn’t even home for. fuck her. bad vibes

Why AI Won't Cause Unemployment

Marc Andreessen
Reposted Jan 24, 2025

"In retrospect, I wish I had known more about the hazards and difficulties of [running] a business." -- George McGovern

Fears about new technology replacing human labor and causing overall unemployment have… https://t.co/ea0ELXIqws

Marc Andreessen 🇺🇸

https://x.com/pmarca/status/1883003140989186449?s=46

zoiks thats unstable, welcome the modern woman

@sama Oof. Good luck 👍 https://t.co/HmPe0KDgiu

@sama Will help that you're not straight, which is the main reason I chose not to believe this story

Lucy Guo

zoiks thats unstable, welcome the modern woman https://x.com/lucy_guo/status/1876868131743756373?s=46

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what are the taxes/fees involved in owning that ham yacht?

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The word fealty comes from the Anglo-French word feelté or fealté, which comes from the Latin noun fidēlitās, meaning "fidelity". Both words come from the Latin word fidēs, which means "faith".

Sdam Amith

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