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Rune
@Runexbt
@stayLuckedin | terrible ideas... Views are mine and might be wrong | Art, AI , game design
参加日 Nisan 2022
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seems obvious but:
things that are changing rapidly:
1. context windows
2. intelligence / ability to reason within context
3. performance on any given benchmark
4. cost per token
things that are not changing much:
1. humans
2. human behavior, preferences, affinities
3. tools, integrations, infrastructure
4. single core cpu performance
therefore,
ngmi:
1. "i found this method to cut 15% context"
2. "our method improves retrieval performance 10% by using hybrid search"
3. "our finetuned model is cheaper than opus at this benchmark"
4. "our harness does this better because we invented this multi agent system"
5. "we're building a memory system"
6. "context graphs"
7. "we trained an in house specialized rl model to improve task performance in X benchmark at Y% cost reduction"
wagmi:
1. product/ui
3. customer acquisition
4. integrations
5. fast linting, ci, skills, feedback for agents
6. background agent infra to parallelize more work
7. speed up your agent verification loops
8. training your users, connecting to their systems and working with their data, meeting them where they are
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TL;DR
▪️The $SEA launch is delayed and the March 30 event is postponed by the OpenSea Foundation due to tough market conditions.
▪️No more reward waves as the current one will be the last.
▪️Optional fee refunds for users who participated in reward waves 3–6 “but you’ll lose the Treasures from those waves if you take the refund”
▪️Existing Treasures will still count toward potential rewards at TGE.
▪️0% OpenSea trading fees for 60 days starting March 31.
▪️A separate event later will focus on product updates (mobile app, cross-chain trading, perps, etc.).
▪️The new $SEA launch timeline will be announced later when everything is ready.
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an update on $SEA.
the team has been building at full speed, and the foundation had planned to kick off the first steps as part of our march 30th event. but @openseafdn is pushing back the timeline.
a delay is a delay. i’m not going to dress it up, and i know how it lands.
the reality is that market conditions are challenging across crypto right now, and $SEA only launches once. @openseafdn could force the original date, or we could ensure every piece is in place and make this moment what this community deserves.
we gave a tremendous amount of thought to how to do right here. I’m thankful to @HollanderAdam for bringing the community’s voice into every conversation. we’ll be doing the following:
no more waves: the current rewards wave will be our last.
optional fee refund: recognizing that we originally committed to a Q1 date, we’re offering refunds of the platform fees we retained while participating in the rewards waves (3 - 6) that followed our timing announcement. if you like, you can receive a refund of those fees, which when combined with treasure chest prizes, essentially means all of your trading during that period was on us. if you opt for a refund, the Treasures you were awarded during these waves will be removed from your account. details on this process will follow.
honoring existing Treasures: for Treasures you continue to hold, our prior commitment stands: they will be meaningfully considered by the Foundation at TGE. this is independent from allocations for historical activity.
0% fees for 60 days: starting on march 31st, opensea will reduce our own token trading fees to 0%. we want to make it a no-brainer for everyone to experience our new platform: cross-chain token trading, mobile app, perps and more. after this 60 day period, we will put a new system in place that makes fees significantly more competitive for anyone trading consistently on opensea.
product updates: while we’re postponing our march 30th event, we’ll host a separate one in the coming months focused on product updates. it’s been incredible to see the early responses to our mobile app, and we can’t wait to get it into more people’s hands.
so if not now, wen?
when we announced last year, it was too early. that created unnecessary uncertainty and reactivity. so when the Foundation sets a new timeline, it will be deliberate and specific.
here’s why i’m confident that’s the right move:
i’ve been building opensea for almost a decade. when this started, we were two people and the only thing you could trade on OS was cryptokitties. i’ve watched this space go from a niche curiosity to billions in volume to where we are today.
the thing that’s carried us through every cycle was a willingness to make hard calls when it mattered. when our market crashed, we rebuilt from zero: an entirely new stack, a new product, and a new team culture. that hurt in the short term. but today OS2 is undeniably the strongest marketplace offering, and it’s the foundation everything sits on.
we have huge ambitions as a company, and we’re here for the long game. making all of non-custodial crypto delightful on mobile is just the beginning. that means we have to set a very high bar for everything we do, and it’s why i’m so protective of delivering a launch that’s worthy of this community and everything we’re putting into this.
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@Runexbt "No Danny, it is like that time you asked about having a vagina..."
Why TF do you always go back to that!?!?!?
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this genuinely feels like it was created for the sole purpose of ragebaiting Nintendo
Dexerto@Dexerto
Full trailer for 'Pickmon', an open-world survival game that looks like 'Pokémon' and 'Palworld', except monster capturing is done with “cards”
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I have been studying web3 games over the past 54 months to isolate the most important aspects of running a successful business in this industry.
Despite telling every gaming studio exactly why their economy will fail and what they should do about it, based upon the very few successful entries in web3 gaming; they have done nothing to correct course.
They don't want to win. They just want to extract.
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Spencer Rascoff: "I will never invest in a consumer startup with paid marketing”
Zillow co-founder Spencer Rascoff explains how the $10B+ company got its initial traffic:
“Very deliberately—and this is the advice I would give to any founder—we did no advertising. The philosophy for the first three years of the company was: any money that we might spend on SEM, Google, Facebook, whatever… Let’s invest that in product and try to build something viral.”
He continues:
“Most of the great companies and services that we use today—from Uber to Snapchat to Facebook to Instagram—followed the same philosophy.”
After three or four years, you do start seeing ads for these companies. But in the early days of those services, it’s all about product and not about advertising.
“The reason you do that is to build innovation and product development bonafides. When I do angel investing for example, I will never invest in anything B2C with paid marketing.”
Zillow launched with just consumer PR and a product that people liked.
Mark Zuckerberg echoed Spencer’s view in a previous Startup Archive answer:
“The traditional approach to growing and marketing is you have a communications group or marketing team and you buy ads. Sometimes there’s a place for that.. But if you’re actually trying to grow a product, the best levers for doing that are often within the product itself.”
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@SirLicksaTwat Most KOLs won't touch the games they shill with a 10ft pole if they weren't being paid to shill it
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🦞 Base Builder Quest 🦞
• 125+ Entries Submitted
• 5 ETH Prize Pool
• 4 Finalists (1 from Africa)
• 1 Winner
Congrats to African Finalist, @TheCyberverse with @proxiagent
Base Build@buildonbase
Finalist // 0.75 ETH: @TheCyberverse with @proxiagent
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