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Too cute! Check out this and the other NFTs of Chris Austria’s amazing digital photography at nft.chrisaustria.com
We are launching our #NFT gallery in partnership with @ngambaisland in #Uganda 🇺🇬 A portion of the chimpanzee NFT sales goes towards the care of the chimps at Ngamba. When you buy an NFT, you get a signed print. NFT.ChrisAustria.com . . #nfts #nftcommunity #nftart
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Tristan strikes out the side in his 2025 debut 🔥 M3 | BCU 0, FIU 3
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Episode 139: Going Mobile We're launching a mobile app in two weeks! We'll make the launch fun by copying the "12 Days of ClosedAI" 😂 with our own "12 Nights of OpenAgents" 🎉 We'll release one video every weekday night from now through Dec 20 exploring Onyx features, architecture, Bitcoin/Nostr integration & more. By night 12 we will launch "the coolest, awesomest, bestest, open-source, truly open AI agent app and product that should bootstrap a global decentralized AI agents marketplace running on open protocols, accessible to everybody -- and you don't even have to pay us $200/month." Night 1 begins now with a sneak peek of the app - called Onyx - and an overview of the what, why & how.
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10. "AI for creation, crypto for monetization, social for distribution." This is the entire model of my online business. I learned it from Balaji. Build distribution then build whatever the heck you want. Store your wealth in Bitcoin. Outsource donkey work to AI.
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This was Einstein's real test: Not whether someone could spot errors, but whether they could see the hidden possibilities within "wrong" ideas. He called it "productive confusion" - the ability to let go of established rules and explore new territories.
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10. Present Bias We dramatically favor immediate rewards over future ones. "I'll start the diet tomorrow" "I'll save money next month" Our brain values present pleasure/pain far more than future consequences. This explains most procrastination.
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8. Sunk Cost Fallacy We continue investing in something because of past investments, not future value. Finishing a bad book because you're "halfway through" Staying in a bad relationship because "we've been together so long" The past cost is irrelevant to future decisions.
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Bitcoin has gone from a $1 billion to $1.8 TRILLION market cap in a decade. 7th largest asset in the world🤯 (h/t @GotLiveData)
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Share a photo that’s a strange pairing of famous people!? Rob Halford, Judas Priest with Leslie Nielsen, Actor Got one that can beat that!?
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Teddy Roosevelt was known for his tough, American machismo But he started out as the polar opposite — a weak boy bedridden by asthma attacks This is how he overcame illness, grew in fortitude, and became an icon of American exceptionalism…🧵
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Couldn’t agree more
Steve Jobs on the most important job of a CEO “The greatest people are self-managing. They don’t need to be managed. Once they know what to do, they’ll go figure out how to do it… What they need is a common vision, and that’s what leadership is. Leadership is having a vision, being able to articulate that so the people around you can understand it, and getting consensus on a common vision.” Steve continues: “We wanted people who were insanely great at what they did… and the neatest thing that happens when you get a core group ten great people is that it becomes self-policing as to who they let into that group. So I consider the most important job of someone like myself is recruiting.”
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Ancient Greek thinkers like Socrates and Plato hated democratic elections. They saw democracy as part of an endless cycle of regimes — destined to slip into mob rule. But Polybius knew how to break the cycle... (thread) 🧵
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Socrates likened the state to a ship. The uneducated voting in elections is like a ship taken over by a crew with no knowledge of sailing. When selecting a captain, the crew is easily swayed by whoever is best at persuasion — not navigation.
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In 2014, Microsoft was imploding. Their $7.2B Nokia purchase was a disaster. Windows 8 was failing. Their culture was toxic. Until they hired ONE man who would transform Microsoft into a $3 TRILLION empire... Here's the full story:
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Tune in Tomorrow ⌚️ #CryptoMondays Spaces LIVE to celebrate the return of the @CryptoOracle Accelerator🎊 Come learn about Cohort #2 with @loukerner @CryptoQuile & others 🤖 xitter.gq/i/spaces/1zqKVYgpjOlxB
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There is a huge macro theme unfolding under our eyes. Yet almost nobody is paying attention. Big things are going on in China. 1/
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ETH CC has been awesome DeAI Day in Brussels + meeting all the Morpheus Community members. Keep being awesome friends. @ilblackdragon @AskVenice @akashnet @hyperbolic_labs @ceti_ai @FilFoundation @HelloLumerin
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Yesterday, Rome turned 2,777 years old. You know the Colosseum already — so these are its lesser-known wonders... 🧵 1. Andrea Pozzo's "3D" ceiling:
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“Be so good they can’t ignore you.” ~ Steve Martin
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The fairs remind us what great architectural design could have done for American cities. They once sparked the "City Beautiful movement": a short-lived philosophy that believed architectural beauty could foster social cohesion in cities.
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Every LLM has a personality GPT-4 is like a lazy reticent teenager refusing to answer questions, requiring a lot of pushing to write code and do things Claude 3 is like an eager and thoughtful adult with a bias for action Gemini is a holier-than-thou wokist that strives too hard to be politically correct Grok is the irreverent and slightly dumb teenager, made fun of by its intellectual counter parts The end game will be multiple LLMs each with their own personality! 😃
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