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How do we get crypto perps trading on DeFi in the US? Here are 3 steps the CFTC should start with: 1⃣ Blanket safe harbor for Protocols 2⃣ Clarity for Apps that aren't required to register 3⃣ Registration pathway for Apps that want it https://t.co/0PH1L5mwFi

How do we get crypto perps trading on DeFi in the US? Here are 3 steps the CFTC should start with: 1⃣ Blanket safe harbor for Protocols 2⃣ Clarity for Apps that aren't required to register 3⃣ Registration pathway for Apps that want it https://t.co/0PH1L5mwFi

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miles jennings
I expect that if someone proves the Riemann Hypothesis tomorrow, they would be able to explain the proof to GPT-5.2 and it would seem to understand it. And then you might wonder why it didn’t get there on its own. The reason is nothing propels it in that direction.

I expect that if someone proves the Riemann Hypothesis tomorrow, they would be able to explain the proof to GPT-5.2 and it would seem to understand it. And then you might wonder why it didn’t get there on its own. The reason is nothing propels it in that direction.

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Colin Fraser
Sneak peek at how we view the world at @a16z Growth and why @DavidGeorge83 has great “investor-era” fit to be leading the charge. The best times for Late Stage Venture are yet to come

Sneak peek at how we view the world at @a16z Growth and why @DavidGeorge83 has great “investor-era” fit to be leading the charge. The best times for Late Stage Venture are yet to come

Growth Investing @a16z

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Santiago Rodriguez
Sometimes the reason something superficially resembles a solution is that it is a solution. But I don’t think you can rely on this for deep progress in any field.

Sometimes the reason something superficially resembles a solution is that it is a solution. But I don’t think you can rely on this for deep progress in any field.

I expect that if someone proves the Riemann Hypothesis tomorrow, they would be able to explain the proof to GPT-5.2 and it would seem to understand it. And then you might wonder why it didn’t get there on its own. The reason is nothing propels it in that direction.

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Colin Fraser
Finally had to tell it to try again at commit 126 Ran into a niche issue caused by how TipTap and Alpine interact. Pretty impressive that I made it this far never having to say "ultrathink" or enter plan mode.

Finally had to tell it to try again at commit 126 Ran into a niche issue caused by how TipTap and Alpine interact. Pretty impressive that I made it this far never having to say "ultrathink" or enter plan mode.

Author (Husk, Crypto Confidential): https://t.co/L2COrV5QA3 Building: https://t.co/HMcbuBhTP3 Teaching: https://t.co/Dy0FsZHQaz

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Nat Eliason
The biggest red flag is when I get pitched by "fractional" CFOs, COOs, and CMOs... Especially for an early stage startup... Because the last thing we need is a part-time exec doing "strategy" with no skin in the game. The only thing that matters is if you can market, sell, or build. Titles mean nothing. You're better off finding another way to sell your skills.

The biggest red flag is when I get pitched by "fractional" CFOs, COOs, and CMOs... Especially for an early stage startup... Because the last thing we need is a part-time exec doing "strategy" with no skin in the game. The only thing that matters is if you can market, sell, or build. Titles mean nothing. You're better off finding another way to sell your skills.

Making everything for sale

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Joshua Voydik