sovereign tools for peer-to-peer crypto-economic activity in the world of atoms.
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lol, buying software licenses...lmao, even.
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Minor project updates from the past couple of weeks:
* We've expanded the library corpus in use for LLM queries.
* We've partially upgraded the LLM container (which has been crashy) and are continuing to work on stabilizing that experience.
Also watch for Brave wallet support.
credit is a function of (reputation)*(enforcement cost)*(enforcement medium).
if someone can't tell you the enforcement medium or the enforcement cost, they cannot justifiably underwrite the credit.
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syndicates building libraries.
Members of White Marble Syndicate, log into the forum through "Library Portal" at whitemarble.ai to see new details on our target acquisitions list for the library.
Interested? Join us at whitemarble.ai.
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Members of White Marble Syndicate, log into the forum through "Library Portal" at whitemarble.ai to see new details on our target acquisitions list for the library.
Interested? Join us at whitemarble.ai.
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White Marble Syndicate is starting a trial program to acquire books & documents that have not previously been made available on the web: "Book Bounties".
DM for details if interested. As a reminder, we are looking for works of classical scholarship.
whitemarble.ai
if you've been playing with %fund or %slab and are interested in a way to distribute your syndicate tokens, hit us up and we'll get you sorted.
We've closed out the initial DAO membership drive using @tocwex′s %fund platform & are switching to a $WHTMRBL token dispenser contract.
Now White Marble Syndicate moves from launch phase into growing the library & put out bounties for finding things.
whitemarble.ai
~tocwex.syndicate retweeted
We've closed out the initial DAO membership drive using @tocwex′s %fund platform & are switching to a $WHTMRBL token dispenser contract.
Now White Marble Syndicate moves from launch phase into growing the library & put out bounties for finding things.
whitemarble.ai
_shrug_
we take more of a 'code is law' approach, but yea, that which is legally enforcable is that which you spend enough resources to legally enforce; legal wrappers are great, until they aren't (not even saying you shouldn't use them, necessarily). what you actually want is 'operationally enforceable'. gunna enforce a singular jurisdiction's court order on a bunch of anons across the globe? gunna roll back the chain? gunna un-release open-source code?
seriously fans of what you guys are up to w/ salutary, but having been through various acquisitions, the long tail of firm change of controls that never happen because of lawyers and ops burdens, not to mention the lost value of inefficient transfer of power (particularly in a hostile takeover), just is more interesting than more traditional m&a. having a oversight committee, board, appeals court, doxxed review and approval multisig, etc helps keep you from a 'not getting the toothpaste back in the tube' situation for asset transfer, but it's usefulness is limited.
where this really plays out is in the on-chain <> off-chain interplay. the question is really 'how do you transfer operational control of a distributed/decentralized network?'
$imf gets it, they just like lawyers more than we do.
@BuildForWeight gets you in the hostile takeover game with paperwork and state power.
syndicates do it differently. same result. fewer lawyers.
lol. lmao, even.
Why Urbit Failed with @haunt0l0gy
We discuss Adina's recent piece in @compactmag about her experience in the Urbit community moving from enthusiasm to disillusionment as the reactionary politics became more clear.
The same politics that has driven Urbit into the ground.