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anyone who has ever built anything can tell you that theres a point in the development cycle where the sunk costs become too great, and the entire org chart starts walking on eggshells around an exec who is too tunneled in to realize his product sucks

now that excess energy can easily serve real demand for ai this argument about bitcoin becomes a pretty good point

the final seasons of Westworld were sent from the future to give us a play by play of society under AIs influence

kinda seems like AI is gonna be a defining election issue moving forward nationalize the ai? keep it private but censor it to oblivion? allow open source? restrict where data centers can be built & what energy resources can be allocated?

The @BAXUSco experience puts a smile on my face for what feels like the first time in crypto in years. Got two bottles in the mail (scotch tequila) that I'd never otherwise have experienced and the process was so smooth. To me: crypto's super power has always been creating accessible markets for otherwise illiquid assets... so why not rare spirits? The game-like experience of the vending machine, the best aspects of NFT-like mechanics, the "airdrop" of NBA tickets/unique World Cup bottles for power users, and the smooth blend of digital assets with RWAs is just so cool. Even if you don't have a passion for booze - you should definitely check them out. That team is building a rocket ship.

HYPE this, Hyperliquid that when do we get a perps market to set the standardized value of ai inference?

there's a new type of virtue signaling forming: the "I use ai for everything but I NEVER use it for writing" crowd the "writing is thinking and I'd never outsource my thinking" crowd the "I can always tell when someone is writing ai slop" crowd

when a product actually serves a real need and addresses a real pain point the marketing process really isnt that difficult

something i'm thinking about lately we know intelligence is commoditizing but bottlenecks are forming around the scarce and in demand inputs and we know crypto’s superpower is turning scarcity into markets ai bottlenecks seem like a really interesting "real world" white space for crypto things like compute, energy, data, trust, coordination, capital formation

Cheap AI does not erase the need for judgment. In fact... the value of good judgement rises because when everyone can produce work quickly, the hard to copy skill becomes deciding what is worth producing.

Product marketing in the AI era is a context engineering job. Building the resources and workflows that let your team ship great marketing fast without check-ins or approvals.

Small GTM teams now have a strange advantage. They can move faster than larger teams if they build shared context right. A headcount bottleneck forms via numerous approvals and permissioned processes at large orgs that just doesnt exist for small teams with well designed AI workflows. It's an arbitrage that's likely to close as larger orgs flatten their hierarchy (ex: Square, Coinbase, Shopify, etc)

How is content marketing changing with AI? Content hires may start to look less like writers and more like workflow designers. Structuring inputs, building reusable context, shipping fast, and using strong taste/judgement to know what's slop and what's not.

technical companies lose the market before they even get to the demo they explain the architecture, then the features, then the edge cases, and finally the reason anyone should care in the first place when really they should reverse the order and emphasize show, don't tell

the ai-jobpocalypse narrative feels like a Y2K moment every company is scrambling to have a solution in place before an expected future catastrophic event (AGI/ASI) new businesses are emerging to address that fear then the day comes and nothing happens and everyone's like... did we freak out over nothing?

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perplexity finance needs to start building out their crypto coverage just buy coingecko or something

all im sayin is that if we get aliens and AGI in the same year its going to absolutely shred the social contract