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Cloud gaming doesn’t need AWS, it needs DePIN Andy from YOM explains how YOM turns idle gaming PCs into mini data centers, cutting streaming costs from $6/hour to just cents. The result: you can play high-end PC games instantly on any device, even your phone. Timestamps: 00:00 – Introduction...

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@YOM_Official That's serious alpha right there

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@YOM_Official This take shows how DePIN shifts cloud gaming by using idle PCs for faster, cheaper streaming, also check @funtico and its gaming projects, where the Uniswap Cup Fair Play Week is live with big rewards for those who want to jump in early

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@YOM_Official Switched my dusty PC to YOM, now crushing AAA on lunch break scrolls. Game changer.

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Andrew McLuhan (Andrew McLuhan) is a poet, artist, and punk-rocker. In this conversation, we spent over three hours on five words: the medium is the message. Andrew explained why his grandfather saw the medium as an environment rather than just an instrument, and why environments shape us most when we’re not paying attention to them. We talked about the miracle of language—how one person can push sounds out of their mouth and another person can understand them—and how each new technology quietly redefines what it means to be human. We explored figure and ground, oral versus literate culture, the shift from mechanical to electrical ages, and why hip hop and punk rock share the same irreverent impulse. Despite everything, Andrew is an optimist. He sees the beauty around him. He also brought homemade maple syrup from his farm and we discussed whether shawarma was the medium or the message. This is a conversation about media, perception, and how we might not always be aware of the things changing us. The Other Stuff is hosted by internetVin — filmmaker, entrepreneur, and possibly the most curious man on Earth. Produced by New. The Other Stuff #30 — Andrew McLuhan: The Medium Is The Message — Timestamps 00:00:00 Introduction 00:04:30 Prince Edward County & Main Duck Island 00:07:10 The Marysburg Vortex 00:16:50 What Does “The Medium Is The Message” Actually Mean? 00:36:24 The Smartphone Exercise 00:44:26 Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man 01:08:56 Buckminster Fuller & Interdisciplinary Thinking 01:25:56 Marshall’s Journey to Cambridge 01:43:06 Why This Work Matters 01:51:53 AI, Privacy & Feeding Context to LLMs 02:00:17 Media Ecology vs Media Literacy 02:08:12 Making Maple Syrup 02:23:44 Sandwiches as a Medium 02:34:35 The Polydicks & Punk Rock 02:45:51 Wu-Tang & Poetry 02:53:42 Leaving Literacy Behind 03:06:08 The Future of Technology
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Andrew McLuhan (Andrew McLuhan) is a poet, artist, and punk-rocker. In this conversation, we spent over three hours on five words: the medium is the message. Andrew explained why his grandfather saw the medium as an environment rather than just an instrument, and why environments shape us most when we’re not paying attention to them. We talked about the miracle of language—how one person can push sounds out of their mouth and another person can understand them—and how each new technology quietly redefines what it means to be human. We explored figure and ground, oral versus literate culture, the shift from mechanical to electrical ages, and why hip hop and punk rock share the same irreverent impulse. Despite everything, Andrew is an optimist. He sees the beauty around him. He also brought homemade maple syrup from his farm and we discussed whether shawarma was the medium or the message. This is a conversation about media, perception, and how we might not always be aware of the things changing us. The Other Stuff is hosted by internetVin — filmmaker, entrepreneur, and possibly the most curious man on Earth. Produced by New. The Other Stuff #30 — Andrew McLuhan: The Medium Is The Message — Timestamps 00:00:00 Introduction 00:04:30 Prince Edward County & Main Duck Island 00:07:10 The Marysburg Vortex 00:16:50 What Does “The Medium Is The Message” Actually Mean? 00:36:24 The Smartphone Exercise 00:44:26 Understanding Media: The Extensions of Man 01:08:56 Buckminster Fuller & Interdisciplinary Thinking 01:25:56 Marshall’s Journey to Cambridge 01:43:06 Why This Work Matters 01:51:53 AI, Privacy & Feeding Context to LLMs 02:00:17 Media Ecology vs Media Literacy 02:08:12 Making Maple Syrup 02:23:44 Sandwiches as a Medium 02:34:35 The Polydicks & Punk Rock 02:45:51 Wu-Tang & Poetry 02:53:42 Leaving Literacy Behind 03:06:08 The Future of Technology

The Other Stuff

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EigenLayer Unlocked EP #12: Why Movement Is Going All in On MoveVM gmove. For the 12th episode of EigenLayer Unlocked, we sat down with rushi of MovementLabs, Gajesh, and Jack Niewold 🫡 to discuss the rise of Movement Labs. We discussed Movement’s testnet, their app ecosystem, how they are utilizing , the Move stack, and the community growth around Movement. AltVM mindshare continues to grow. Dive into our most recent podcast live from Singapore for a glimpse into why Movement is placing a big bet on MoveVM: 00:45 Introduction 02:01 Movement’s App Ecosystem 03:55 Global Crypto Adoption 07:18 Leadership in the Movement Community 09:48 Lessons from Testnet Launch 11:49 The Move Rollup Stack 15:59 How Rollups Compete With High TPS L1s
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EigenLayer Unlocked EP #12: Why Movement Is Going All in On MoveVM gmove. For the 12th episode of EigenLayer Unlocked, we sat down with rushi of MovementLabs, Gajesh, and Jack Niewold 🫡 to discuss the rise of Movement Labs. We discussed Movement’s testnet, their app ecosystem, how they are utilizing , the Move stack, and the community growth around Movement. AltVM mindshare continues to grow. Dive into our most recent podcast live from Singapore for a glimpse into why Movement is placing a big bet on MoveVM: 00:45 Introduction 02:01 Movement’s App Ecosystem 03:55 Global Crypto Adoption 07:18 Leadership in the Movement Community 09:48 Lessons from Testnet Launch 11:49 The Move Rollup Stack 15:59 How Rollups Compete With High TPS L1s

The Rollup

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Solana Signal Series: Episode 1 with Arcium ☂️ is now out Host: Lena Guest: Yannik Schrade (☂️) (CEO of Arcium) Produced by: Proof of Coverage Media 🥷 We discuss: • Making any public Solana token private via C-SPL • Balancing privacy and transparency for reputation • How privacy & encryption can level up ICOs Special thanks to Solana Spaces for hosting us! Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:25 - What is Arcium? 01:05 - Focus on Solana 01:17 - Balancing Privacy and Disclosure 02:24 - Encrypted Computing and Transparency 03:57 - Reputation in a Private World 05:15 - The Role of ICOs Today 06:25 - Breakpoint and Mainnet Launch Watch the full episode 👇🏻
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Solana Signal Series: Episode 1 with Arcium ☂️ is now out Host: Lena Guest: Yannik Schrade (☂️) (CEO of Arcium) Produced by: Proof of Coverage Media 🥷 We discuss: • Making any public Solana token private via C-SPL • Balancing privacy and transparency for reputation • How privacy & encryption can level up ICOs Special thanks to Solana Spaces for hosting us! Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:25 - What is Arcium? 01:05 - Focus on Solana 01:17 - Balancing Privacy and Disclosure 02:24 - Encrypted Computing and Transparency 03:57 - Reputation in a Private World 05:15 - The Role of ICOs Today 06:25 - Breakpoint and Mainnet Launch Watch the full episode 👇🏻

LEGION

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My second conversation with Bill Ackman is unlike anything I expected. 0:00 Intro 0:53 The Night His Daughter Nearly Died 17:07 How He Holds it Together 23:17 How Bubbles Pull You In 23:49 Is Venture in a Bubble? 25:23 When Easy Money Runs Out 28:05 He Hated the Idea but Invested 30:05 Who Actually Profits from AI? 35:53 The Rules He Carved in Stone 39:15 The Trade He Won't Make Again 42:02 AI 46:14 Waiting for a Cheaper Market? 48:20 Netflix: Why He Changed His Mind 51:36 The Assets Nobody Wanted 53:22 What If You Owned a City? 01:00:02 Berkshire’s Most Overlooked Advantage 01:04:36 From Watch Buyer to Company Owner 01:09:42 How He Judges CEOs in an Hour 01:14:19 What’s Left to Achieve at 60? Enjoy!
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My second conversation with Bill Ackman is unlike anything I expected. 0:00 Intro 0:53 The Night His Daughter Nearly Died 17:07 How He Holds it Together 23:17 How Bubbles Pull You In 23:49 Is Venture in a Bubble? 25:23 When Easy Money Runs Out 28:05 He Hated the Idea but Invested 30:05 Who Actually Profits from AI? 35:53 The Rules He Carved in Stone 39:15 The Trade He Won't Make Again 42:02 AI 46:14 Waiting for a Cheaper Market? 48:20 Netflix: Why He Changed His Mind 51:36 The Assets Nobody Wanted 53:22 What If You Owned a City? 01:00:02 Berkshire’s Most Overlooked Advantage 01:04:36 From Watch Buyer to Company Owner 01:09:42 How He Judges CEOs in an Hour 01:14:19 What’s Left to Achieve at 60? Enjoy!

Shane Parrish

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