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This Startup Is Producing the World’s First Carbon-Negative Concrete Transportation and electricity production are the top two culprits when it comes to emitting CO2 (but also two of the most necessary tools for our day-to-day lives). Third on the list and an equally complex beast is industry, and a big part of industry is concrete. .......... It’s been said that concrete is the most widely-used substance on Earth after water. ........... The manufacture of cement, concrete’s key ingredient, accounts for a whopping eight percent of the world’s emissions.



From Wild to Weird: The Top 5 Biotech Trends of 2022 In a first, a paralyzed man simultaneously operated two robotic arms with his mind, allowing him to feed himself for the first time in years. (And it was cake!) Implants helped a man with locked-in syndrome—with a sharp mind but paralyzed body—translate his thoughts into sentences, opening a gateway to finally communicate with his loved ones. Memory prosthetics—a blue-sky idea to boost memory with an implant—scored their first success in people. A spinal cord stimulator, based on a new algorithm that mimics the natural electrical pulses the brain uses to control lower body movement, helped completely paralyzed people stand and walk with assistance in just one day. Within a few months, they cruised city streets on Segway-like wheels, swam, and kayaked, using an off-the-shelf tablet to control their movements.

The Brief History of Artificial Intelligence: The World Has Changed Fast—What Might Be Next?

I found out that due to pandemic, nurse of my newborn hasn’t been able to go back to Philippines and hasn’t met her kids for 3 yrs

I go crazy if I don’t see my kid for a few hours, imagine her pain.

So I sponsored a trip for her and asked her to send me reaction video of kids pic.twitter.com/MTkuVr0qHa

— Sandeep | Polygon 💜 Top 3 by impact (@sandeepnailwal) December 30, 2022

Dreaming doesn't create reality. But if you're afraid to dream, you won't change your reality either.
Dream on and dream big. Then snap out of it and start executing.

— Johannes Larsson (@mrjolar) December 30, 2022

Two years ago I fell down the AI rabbit hole.

Since then, I tried to get (and stay) up to speed in AI — consuming all relevant papers, podcasts, blogs, etc... I could find.

Today, I'm sharing a first pass of my reading list. Hopefully it's helpful!https://t.co/hEStAjI1vV

— Jack Soslow (@JackSoslow) December 30, 2022

Just watched Pele’s documentary last week. My favorite part is how he uses ‘play’ to motivate and bring his team together..and play their authentic game in 1958

— Priya Baveja | pbaveja.eth (@PBaveja) December 30, 2022

Tried using ChatGPT as an aide to answer questions as I was working on a programming project and it kept giving me very clear answers. Unfortunately almost all of the answers were completely wrong and it was just making up programming APIs that didn't exist.

— Alexander Leishman 🇺🇸 (@Leishman) December 30, 2022

Vitalik Buterin: The Ezra Klein Show

2021 was the year of @0xPolygon
2022 was the year of Polygon

2023 - The best is yet to come. Let’s keep building.

Mission - To become the defacto app layer for Web3

— Sandeep | Polygon 💜 Top 3 by impact (@sandeepnailwal) December 28, 2022

Ethereum’s Founder on What Crypto Can — and Can’t — Do Vitalik Buterin explains digital currency’s potential to transform our world. .

there’s this other side too, this more idealistic side, the side of crypto that is not just interested in, but truly obsessed with blockchains and protocols as a way of bringing governance and community into the digital era, as a way of unlocking new forms of cooperation. ........ there’s this other side of crypto that is really important to why the ecosystem has been so vibrant for so long through so many crashes. .......... They obsess over quadratic voting mechanisms, and coins tied to city governance, and decentralized autonomous organizations. .......... The central figure on the set of crypto is Vitalik Buterin. Buterin co-founded Ethereum. He wrote the white paper for the ideas behind it when he was just a teenager. And his insight — and it was a big one — was that, if you could program a currency like Bitcoin that cut out the need for a central authority, then you could use that same cryptographic technology to make almost a programming language that could then program any kind of digital agreement or contract and bind anybody who agreed to it in almost any digital way. .........

Bitcoin can be digital money, but Ethereum can be digital infrastructure. It can be the structure — a binding structure — of how people cooperate online. And Ethereum took off.

........... He’s Ethereum’s benevolent dictator, and he’s become something like the philosopher king of crypto. ......... He’s a digital nomad who lives out of a backpack and seems to think about really nothing but blockchains and what can be built on them.

I've asked over 300 open questions here on Twitter

Most of them are specifically beneficial for FOUNDERS and INVESTORS

Here are the top 26 questions with the best answers & advice from VCs, angels, founders, and operators:

— Justin Gordon (@justingordon212) October 18, 2022