The Stanford Grad Who Forgot How To Think

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MyETHMeta v2 – Some Improvements on the Gravatar for Your Ethereum Account

TL;DR MyETHMeta is a decentralized metadata service for Ethereum accounts. It is something like Gravatar. There are no backend servers, you fully own your data.

By @thebojda [ 4 Min read ]

Since I’ve already written a comprehensive article about the service itself, here I’d rather focus on the changes and future plans.

https://hackernoon.com/myethmeta-gravatar-for-your-ethereum-account?embedable=true

After these changes, here are a few future plans.

You can find the GitHub repos here: https://github.com/MyETHMeta..

What Capitalists Got Wrong About the Future of Education, And What They Should Have Done Instead

TL;DR The future of work prioritizes AI, tech skills, and efficiency, sidelining diverse talents like artists and caretakers.

By @thefrogsociety [ 17 Min read ]

Minh is doing his best, but life as a college student is basically a circus.

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why it’s not just about skills

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This isn’t just about being nice—it’s survival...

The Stanford Grad Who Forgot How To Think

TL;DR Overusing AI like ChatGPT is reshaping human cognition. Learn how to maintain your brain’s independence and avoid the hidden costs of digital dependence. 4. TL

By @scottdclary [ 8 Min read ]

A Stanford Grad's Brain Started Buffering at Lunch

I saw a fascinating tweet from Greg Isenberg yesterday that stopped me in my tracks.

Think about this progression:

Three years ago, we were debating whether AI could write coherent sentences.

Last year, we started using ChatGPT for emails and reports...

Web3 Recruiters Are Now Cutting Interviews Because Candidates Havent Experienced Crypto

TL;DR When everyone on your team shares the same background and experiences, it becomes dangerously easy to lose sight of how your product looks to outsiders.

By @edwinliavaa [ 3 Min read ]

After all, in the end, we're not just building new technology – we're building a new world. And that world should have room for everyone who wants to help create it...

Are Web3 Grant Programs Truly Doing Their Job? 

TL;DR If we want sustainable growth, more decentralization, and innovation that lasts, we’ve got some fixing to do.

By @mariannacharal [ 5 Min read ]

Here are a few things I’d love to see change — and a few things I’m excited to see unfold in Web3.

If ecosystem cartels are blocking newcomers and innovation, the lack of impact measurement is holding us back even further.

Crypto x AI

DeSci (Decentralized Science)

Education

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