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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @nkmg1c_ventures 29 Apr \ parent \ on: What creative ideas have you been rambling on? Design
So far it's a three card draw with each card having the possibility of being upside down. I can optionally add the left/right hand. The thing I'd like to do is add some RAG so that the interpretation isn't just a summary of each card. I was considering using Near Protocol AI for the AI model. Right now the layout is very plain, dark/black background with just the cards, a metamask connect button
Making a Tarot reading page online that is powered by AI. The randomness comes from Chainlink. I have done a few iterations but I don't think it's ready. I want to use Motion or similar for some light animation. Was considering Tailwind but thinking it may be too uniform/recognizable, so I need to keep working on it
I think they have more cash than they know what to do with, if they were trying to hide it they wouldn't have bought the 10% stake in Juventus. Any business that produces stuff and generates revenue over time is a good way to diversify from just holding debt
The 2nd essay's focus on cycles also makes me think about Bitcoin as a cyclical transition currency (it has the 4 year cycle) as a tool to avoid violent overthrow of the social order. Sociopaths benefit from having a highly observable money all wrapped up with a predictable development of subculture(s)
I think, along lines of the 2nd essay that there is a cyclic nature to this, and we're in a later cycle of mops and sociopaths. Sociopaths are already here and probably a first wave (or 2nd or third) of sociopaths have come and gone. Bitcoin isn't just an idea, it also produces stuff (Bitcoin, which has economic worth for now at least) so we've ratcheted up at least a few times.
The 2nd essay mentioned a lull leading to institutionalism and I think we're about there with this US crypto summit. Also if one buys the premise that sociopaths are drawn to power, nation states and secret services are definitely sociopaths in this framework. Who's to say what happens when/if they get a quantum computer powered by brainoids or something.
There was already saturation by the 2010s, MIT and IEEE wrote about the stem gap myth as a wage suppression scheme
I imagine government / national security gets preference over cool stuff, so this is a good way to keep a captive pool of IP that can be mined at time of application or later
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