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Graeme
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director of eng at dharma.io
South African living in SF. prev @RaiseLabs, now 💯 crypto.
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Graeme
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$TOM is money
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The pieces are indeed all on play now for a decentralized Twitter. It's probably a matter of months before there's a compelling prototype to play with and learn from. twitter.com/nic__carter/st…
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Now that personal crypto tokens are the #hot new thing, here's a collection of links I've been saving on the topic for the last year or so:
are.na/matthew-vernon…
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Graeme
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A) you would get higher participation if people could buy a hypothetical future, than if they vote on an issue
B) The DAO would enact the future that has the greatest value in the market
C) People would get refunded if the future they bought didn't get enacted.
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Graeme
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31. sij |
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By DAO I'm referring narrowly to contract-based DAOs like Moloch. Bitcoin as a DAO already does this indirectly.
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Graeme
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31. sij |
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Instead of using DAOs for voting (participation is empirically low), can you instead use a prediction market to stake on a future? E.g. AUM of DAO is progressively greater in a world where x member is included -- buying that future rather than voting to include member.
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Graeme
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30. sij |
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Sometimes I close Twitter and then my next action in life is to open Twitter again. Like within two seconds.
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Graeme
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28. sij |
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Invention is the respiration of intelligence
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Graeme
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If you're thinking of writing a nonfiction book, consider rather pretending the book already exists and then publish a summary of that imaginary book as a blog post.
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Graeme
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24. sij |
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Gitcoin Grants is an example of people paying each other for services using stablecoins - which, simple and fundamental as it seems, hasn't yet gained traction in other ways. Are we entering into a period where crypto payments will be more widespread? What other examples?
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Graeme
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24. sij |
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This is a great overview of modern frontend state management with React! Thanks @yefim 👏🤗🙌 twitter.com/yefim/status/1…
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Graeme
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24. sij |
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.@priv16 is the latest addition to the Dharma engineering team. Previously eng at Instacart. Welcome Pat! So excited to see the things you will build in this industry.
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Graeme
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22. sij |
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Wellbeing apps that try to limit screen time, such as Forest, are actually growing quickly. Now that fiat on-ramps work, you could abstract the fact that this runs via crypto, while not having to deal with banks
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Graeme
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22. sij |
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A very tractable example of this is a digital wellbeing app that restricts access to funds if you spend too much time on social media, or some other undesired habit. Enforce the value of your time using smart contacts! twitter.com/PaulRBerg/stat…
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Graeme
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I remember reading about examples of these in Thaler's book Nudge. Like if you snoozed your alarm it would donate $5 to the political party that you *don't* support. Much easier to make that app on-chain now!
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Graeme
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21. sij |
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Let's discuss the fundamental value propositions of DeFi
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Graeme
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21. sij |
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There isn't a #DeFi product currently that successfully draws mainstream users. Because up until now, the pieces haven't been in place to do so. It's been too difficult to use (everyone has complained about crypto design), or unsafe or overly complicated to understand the benefit
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Graeme
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21. sij |
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#DeFi is ready for mainstream. Trust me.
✅ Value
✅ On-ramps
✅ Easy-to-use interfaces
✅ Security
2020 will be very fun for this space.
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Graeme
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idk, this seems like it should be possible
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Graeme
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16. sij |
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Oh, because debit card API companies don't want to work with crypto startups?
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