[Arkham Intel] Notice of Chain Removal: TON Arkham periodically evaluates chain integrations for continued maintenance based on user demand and their importance to the crypto ecosystem, among other factors. Based on a recent review from our team, we will be removing support for the TON blockchain from the Arkham Intel platform on Wednesday 13th May at 10am EST.

But what if AI is better at determining what will lead to scientific discourse, and compress their outputs accordingly? One can imagine an AI swarm that periodically outputs work that they think a certain group will find interesting, and distribute that work among that group.

Just updated @illo_skill to work with @muse using its built-in image gen tools. To install, just tell your muse: --- install the illo skill from tmchow/illo-skill github repo and use the skill to install all the characters for me. Periodically check and keep my skill and character packs up to date. --- You can then create a persistent side chat called "illo" or "Assets" and have all your illo images in one chat. 🔗 🤓

The key to learning fast is reducing friction in the learning process. One of the biggest sources of friction: Not knowing the prerequisites for the thing you're trying to learn. Knowing the prereqs can make the difference between feeling like new content is being presented overwhelmingly fast vs at a comfortable pace. Another big source of friction: Not periodically reviewing things you've previously learned. If you don't review, then you forget, and if you forget prereqs, then there you are back at the first source of friction.