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Very excited to finally share my recent interview with @rude1.blacksky.team !
We explored open protocols as the foundation of community sovereignty, State surveillance & violence, Black anarchism in America, values embedded in technical architecture, capital's role in revolution & much more 💫
I spoke with @eclecticcapital.bsky.social about collective intelligence, state surveillance & violence, the legacy of Black anarchism in America, the relationship between values and technical architecture, the role of capital in revolution & more.
Natalie also compiled a great glossary + resources!
I've enjoyed much of Jordan Greenhall's thinking on these topics - he's written quite a bit + has a fairly active YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/channel/UCMz...
One of my favorite LLM use cases is literally just asking it what the closest preexisting concept to a thought is.
"I have this idea, has anyone had this idea before and what's it called?"
It used to be REALLY DIFFICULT to reliably answer questions like that and I feel like we'll forget it was.
doing my favorite thing of composing stuff together, and toying around with x402 and Privacy Pass to see how they can play together to introduce a sort of a blinding layer to x402
an intro to both, how they're used and a possible way to integrate them!
kobi.leaflet.pub/3m3pyyctda22i
branding looks super beautiful & respect to you guys for hiring a legit human artist
We’re hiring for two machine learning roles. A chance to do cutting edge things with ML to make this place a lot more personalized.
jobs.gem.com/bluesky/am9i...
I’d definitely be interested
🧵 The AT Protocol (atproto), which underlies Bluesky, lets us to interface with the same data in as many ways as we can conceive of through AppViews that each provide a different "view" of the network.
Can we make our local-first software as interoperable as the AT Protocol? 👇
🧵 I've been experimenting with combining local-first software and the AT Protocol (atproto) to play with the design space of apps that live at both ends of the privacy spectrum - maximally private AND maximally public, without some of the downsides of the modern web.
Why? 👇
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