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The story of the gabedev.eth journey from rejection emails to top dev in Scout Game — a fantasy league for open source contributions. This conversation dives into the mind of a builder who ships with purpose, plays the long game, and might just be your next best scout.

Big Comic Art represents more than just a collection; it's a movement that has reshaped the artistic landscape. As we continue to explore digital art and its intersections with technology, we find that the very essence of creativity is evolving. Today, let's dive into the captivating world of big comic art, where every piece tells a story and resonates with the pulse of our times, all documented on the blockchain. The power of BIG COMIC ART lies in its ability to challenge conventions. Unlike...

In the latest EMC livestream, we sat down with Reid from Paragraph to explore one of the most urgent questions facing onchain creators today: Can writers actually make a living using coins, NFTs, or any of this new onchain stuff—or is it all just vibes and speculation?

PrefaceI’ve never claimed to be an academic. I’m not from any specific discipline, nor do I hold titles that grant me automatic authority in this space. What I do have is a mind that’s always been wired for patterns—drawn not to specialization, but to synthesis. In consulting, I often found myself not solving the problem directly in front of me, but navigating what surrounded it—the messy, sneaky complexity that no one thought to map. My default posture has been that of the observer, stepping...

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Urbanation just released its Q1-2025 condominium market survey results for the Greater Toronto & Hamilton Area (GTHA). Here's how things are looking: The entire GTHA recorded 533 new condominium sales and the City of Toronto recorded 215 new condominium sales in the quarter. Once again, and as you can see above, this is the lowest level since the early 90s. For all intents and purposes, I think you can look at these sales figures as mostly representing a zero. The numbers are relatively small...

In the last weeks, I spent an unusually large amount of time in transit. From moving across half the width of Germany to flying back from Tbilisi after an off-site, which took me door-to-door a casual 12 hours (including the 30 minutes I walked in the rain back home because I couldn't be asked to wait for a bus, nor did I feel like taking a taxi in this economy). It got me thinking. About the presentation by Rory Sutherland, I watched one year ago on YouTube, wondering whether we're too impat...

It’s undeniable that AI and humanoid robots will be some of the most disruptive and consequential technologies of this coming century. They really have the potential to change everything for humanity going forward, and are essentially our only hope against pervasive and massive global depopulation, which could very easily lead to a full societal collapse in the coming centuries (after Africa is done with their growth peak). In any case, they’re happening, and apparently fairly soon. But at th...