Eventual Consistency

Coordinated vs autonomous adaptation and the purpose of economic organization. Oliver Williamson Nobel Prize Lecture, December 2009. nobelprize.org/uploads/2018/0…

The first principle of the attention economy is that organisms allocate most of their resources for exploratory inference to the instances with the highest potential for surprise. Coincidentally, that's also the first principle of Twitter.

So what's currently your favorite DAO framework? Is there anything exciting other than Aragon OSx? #DAO

What's a better tool to explore organizational/political structures than DAOs? 👏

PoC, prototype, pilot or MVP ? nesta.org.uk/blog/proof-of-…

Bilgin Ibryam Self evolving architecture. An evolution of IfC (infrastructure from code).

Goodhart’s Law xkcd.com/2899

There's a non-zero chance that sometime in the not-so-far future we will think of the “Bayesian Revolution” in the same way we think of the “Marginal Revolution”. New newsletter out on econpatterns. econpatterns.substack.com/p/beliefs-beli…

consensus epistemologists be like "true if big"

The one lesson academia can learn from "crypto" is that to ensure honesty the cost of dishonest behavior must exceed the cost of verification by orders of magnitude. As long as it doesn't do that it remains a cesspool.

Name a more iconic trio: Critical Point Theory Dissipative Structures Free Energy Principle

Coordination problems are the highest of all divinities.

I have this unusual take on AI and the future of work: Knowing "what to do" is more important than knowing "how to do". AI is basically solving all the "how tos" But the "what to do" seems almost impossible for AI, because in most cases it's something that has never been done

Startups who previously overvalued expertise in “AI” are now recognizing the value of core systems knowledge. In a world where agents are easy to spin up, they’re only as good as the systems built around them. Scale requires much more precision/reliability, and involves

So garbage time is really running out huh?

too many agents running? you mean you're overwheLLMed

When you get side tracked at work and start delivering things based on your curiosity