Mario Kart. Hands-free. Stock Nintendo Switch.
Tongue gestures and sips for steering, items, drifts. @NintendoAmerica
Racing is the hardest continuous-control challenge we've thrown at the MouthPad^ — you can't let go of the wheel.
Each genre we test reveals a different layer of input design. This one changed how we think about sustained control.
I do NOT listen to Tech House. I do NOT let that commercial slop near my ears. I listen to Romanian Minimal House. The tracks are minimum 10 minutes long and if there is a high hat in the first 5 I do NOT listen.
new adam curtis documentary is out
you can download most of his works from bbc site using yt-dlp and a uk vpn
bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/m…
pictured: a spoof that captures his style with precision
7/ Open for business and new markets are exploding
Prediction markets, the tokenized era, DePIN, crypto x AI...
Banks that lobbied against and debanked us are now desperate to hire out their crypto teams
We're not early anymore... it's go time
and the composability is wild
onchain narrow banks plug into:
- defi
- global fx
- real-time settlements
- cross-border payroll
- tokenized treasuries
- programmable payments
and lots more..remember; composability and global access is the ultimate unlock.
Can't say this enough: TWAMM good.
After we deploy it at the end of this month, we will create diversification proposals for the biggest DAO treasuries. What DAOs need more than anything is some real diversification. Diversification of stakeholders and treasury assets both.
TWAMM directly enables this: anyone can create a proposal to sell DAO treasury assets for any other token over a fixed period of time. No need to provide liquidity. No need to find a buyer. No off-chain, trusted or third party deals. Pure decentralized finance.
Why is it good for a DAO to sell its own token? It gives an opportunity for new, real stakeholders to join the DAO. Rather than "service providers" who stake nothing and receive large grants that they immediately sell. Or private illiquid deals at preferential prices. Real stakeholders that financially commit to growing the DAO.
It's a completely open auction for a piece of the pie. These stakeholders join the DAO by way of public sale. And the DAO also benefits by diversifying its treasury assets, e.g. selling its tokens for USDC or ETH.
DAOs can even use the sale to form partnerships with others by selling their own protocol token for another's. Imagine Aave DAO exchanging $20m in AAVE for LDO. The market participates in price discovery so both parties get a fair price. Partnerships can be formed with an order of magnitude less coordination.
I'm very excited to see how such a powerful tool changes the DAO landscape. Live on Ethereum mainnet in less than one month, only on @EkuboProtocol
G.K. Chesterton, the ordinary man has always been a mystic
ALT Mysticism keeps men sane. As long as you have mystery you have health; when you destroy mystery you create morbidity. The ordinary man has always been sane because the ordinary man has always been a mystic. He has permitted the twilight. He has always had one foot in earth and the other in fairyland. He has always left himself free to doubt his gods; but (unlike the agnostic of to-day) free also to believe in them. He has always cared more for truth than for consistency. If he saw two truths that seemed to contradict each other, he would take the two truths and contradiction along with them. His spiritual sight is stereoscopic, like his physical sight: he sees two different pictures at once and yet sees all the better for that. Thus, he has always believed that there was such a thing as fate, but such a thing as free will also.
Books literally saved my life. I don’t know where I’d be without them. Fitzgerald, Dostoyevsky, Fitzgerald… I could go on. If you are a single woman living in the New York City area