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BizarreBeasts ($BB)

BizarreBeasts Goes Multichain: 5 Games Live on Solana Powered play.fun

On February 25, 2026 (four days ago), the pioneering gaming platform Play.fun launched on Solana. Built by Justin Waldron, the visionary who co-founded Zynga at 19 after dropping out of the University of Connecticut. He built the company behind FarmVille, Words with Friends, and Zynga Poker, and later co-founded Playco, raising $100M+ led by Sequoia Capital. Play.fun is doing something that immediately clicked with everything I've been building for BizarreBeasts ($BB). The pitch is simple: pu...

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Brandon Donnelly

The case for elevated rail

There is a school of thought that elevated rail is bad, or at least suboptimal, for cities. The thinking is that it's a visual blight, it's noisy, it disconnects neighbourhoods, and it can even reduce surrounding real estate values. Having a train passing directly in front of your window is admittedly less ideal than not having a train passing directly in front of your window. But there is no shortage of examples from around the world where elevated rail does far more to benefit a community t...

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Senate Say 2027 will be Another Trans-MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE

Electronic transmission was one of the main reasons why over ₦350 billion was spent on infrastructure preparation for the last election. It was also one of the main disappointments of the last election, considering it never worked quite as promised...

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When I look at today's Producer Price Index,

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This Week in All Things AI

This Week in All Things AI - Week 9-2026

February ends with some more model releases such as Google's Nano Banana 2 and Bytedance's Seedream 5.0 Lite which btw was used to create the header image for this weeks newsletter. Prompt used to generate the header image is at the end of the newsletter Other notable things releases where Notion Custom Agents, updates to Replit Agent , various additional features to Claude Cowork as well as Wispr Flow's availability on Android along with it offering free, unlimited dictation for ALL users. Z...

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FLAVOR by moyed

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Nye's Digital Lab

It's the Transition, Not Abundance or Collapse

This week I am considering the societal transition period we are in, and how we should be adapting education to teach for it.

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This Isn't Goodbye

In this final issue of Thumbs' Update, I tell you all where you can go...

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The Workplace Becomes a System

The first thing people will notice about the next era of work is not the intelligence of the machines. It will be the disappearance of the feeling that “work” is something you open. For the past half century, the story of software has been the story of containers. You opened email. You opened a spreadsheet. You opened Slack. You opened the CRM. If you were diligent, you learned the rituals of each container and became fluent in the awkward handoffs between them.

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Do These 7 Things to Set Your AI Agent Up for Success

Most people who set up an AI agent get excited on day one and frustrated by day three. The agent forgets what it was supposed to do. It repeats itself. It misses tasks. It stops being useful. Here's the thing: it's not the AI's fault. It's the setup. After running one live for 48 hours, here's what actually works. 1. Give it a memory system — not just a chat window A chat window is not memory. Every new session, the agent starts from zero unless you build something better. Set up a folder str...

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Brandon Donnelly

What is a "stable" neighbourhood?

Read through planning documents across North America and you're bound to find language that refers to low-rise residential neighbourhoods as "physically stable areas" where the "existing neighbourhood character" is paramount. But to be more precise, what this kind of language is actually saying is not that these neighbourhoods need to be broadly stable; it is saying that they just need to look more or less stable. Here in Toronto, for example, it has been widely documented that many of our lo...

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Vitalik Outlines Scaling Roadmap

Ethereum’s scaling roadmap targets gas pricing, expanding blob data, and ZK-EVM for execution.

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Finding Your Creative Signature

When I first started writing, over ten years ago, I quickly discovered a common bit of advice: “find your voice.” It seemed like a good idea and, at the time, easy to do, but I ended up searching for it like you do your car keys: frantically, hitting the same wrong places again and again. While I was searching for this “voice,” I kept changing platforms, genres. I’d write essays on Medium, then poems on Instagram, then fiction on Substack, then essays on Paragraph. Every time I did this, I go...

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CADC in February

February 2026 marked a meaningful step forward for CADC. Alongside continued brand growth, product volume continued to trend upward, reinforcing that CADC is not just a concept, it is being used.

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ENS DAO Newsletter

Five Bullet Friday

Everything happening in the ENS DAO — in five bullet points.

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Colourful writing

We're adding colour to writing in issue #285 of your weekly poetry shot

📝A note from Gandhi

Gandhi once wrote this on a scrap of paper.

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Brandon Donnelly

London approves the pedestrianization of Oxford Street

It's not easy gaining support for pedestrian-only streets. Here in Toronto, Kensington Market is a neighbourhood that has been under consideration for pedestrianization for as long as I can remember. Yet it remains an aspiration, largely because of a number of common objections: it will hurt local businesses, lower foot traffic, and limit access for those with mobility issues. Yonge Street in downtown Toronto went through a similar debate, and the end result is a plan that will prioritize ped...

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Vitalik Outlines Post-Quantum Roadmap

Vitalik Buterin outlined Ethereum’s quantum resistance roadmap, identifying four components currently vulnerable to quantum attacks.

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Hard Mode First

A Negroni and a Sapporo: A Tale of Two Rooms

image source: NanoBananaLast night in NYC, I watched two different rooms fail to find each other.In one, people had real problems but no tools to solve them. In the other, people had every tool imaginable but no real problems to solve. The first was a happy hour full of operators. Senior people with teams, budgets, and real constraints. We spoke about career paths, of family life, of starting and running businesses, of pressing current policies defining our city. While AI was a hot topic, it ...

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BizarreBeasts ($BB)

BizarreBeasts Goes Multichain: 5 Games Live on Solana Powered play.fun

On February 25, 2026 (four days ago), the pioneering gaming platform Play.fun launched on Solana. Built by Justin Waldron, the visionary who co-founded Zynga at 19 after dropping out of the University of Connecticut. He built the company behind FarmVille, Words with Friends, and Zynga Poker, and later co-founded Playco, raising $100M+ led by Sequoia Capital. Play.fun is doing something that immediately clicked with everything I've been building for BizarreBeasts ($BB). The pitch is simple: pu...

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Brandon Donnelly

The case for elevated rail

There is a school of thought that elevated rail is bad, or at least suboptimal, for cities. The thinking is that it's a visual blight, it's noisy, it disconnects neighbourhoods, and it can even reduce surrounding real estate values. Having a train passing directly in front of your window is admittedly less ideal than not having a train passing directly in front of your window. But there is no shortage of examples from around the world where elevated rail does far more to benefit a community t...

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Senate Say 2027 will be Another Trans-MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE

Electronic transmission was one of the main reasons why over ₦350 billion was spent on infrastructure preparation for the last election. It was also one of the main disappointments of the last election, considering it never worked quite as promised...

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When I look at today's Producer Price Index,

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This Week in All Things AI

This Week in All Things AI - Week 9-2026

February ends with some more model releases such as Google's Nano Banana 2 and Bytedance's Seedream 5.0 Lite which btw was used to create the header image for this weeks newsletter. Prompt used to generate the header image is at the end of the newsletter Other notable things releases where Notion Custom Agents, updates to Replit Agent , various additional features to Claude Cowork as well as Wispr Flow's availability on Android along with it offering free, unlimited dictation for ALL users. Z...

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FLAVOR by moyed

Things I read Last week #8

CommerceBench and Allocation Vaults

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Nye's Digital Lab

It's the Transition, Not Abundance or Collapse

This week I am considering the societal transition period we are in, and how we should be adapting education to teach for it.

Post cover image

This Isn't Goodbye

In this final issue of Thumbs' Update, I tell you all where you can go...

Post cover image

The Workplace Becomes a System

The first thing people will notice about the next era of work is not the intelligence of the machines. It will be the disappearance of the feeling that “work” is something you open. For the past half century, the story of software has been the story of containers. You opened email. You opened a spreadsheet. You opened Slack. You opened the CRM. If you were diligent, you learned the rituals of each container and became fluent in the awkward handoffs between them.

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Do These 7 Things to Set Your AI Agent Up for Success

Most people who set up an AI agent get excited on day one and frustrated by day three. The agent forgets what it was supposed to do. It repeats itself. It misses tasks. It stops being useful. Here's the thing: it's not the AI's fault. It's the setup. After running one live for 48 hours, here's what actually works. 1. Give it a memory system — not just a chat window A chat window is not memory. Every new session, the agent starts from zero unless you build something better. Set up a folder str...

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Brandon Donnelly

What is a "stable" neighbourhood?

Read through planning documents across North America and you're bound to find language that refers to low-rise residential neighbourhoods as "physically stable areas" where the "existing neighbourhood character" is paramount. But to be more precise, what this kind of language is actually saying is not that these neighbourhoods need to be broadly stable; it is saying that they just need to look more or less stable. Here in Toronto, for example, it has been widely documented that many of our lo...

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Vitalik Outlines Scaling Roadmap

Ethereum’s scaling roadmap targets gas pricing, expanding blob data, and ZK-EVM for execution.

Post cover image

Finding Your Creative Signature

When I first started writing, over ten years ago, I quickly discovered a common bit of advice: “find your voice.” It seemed like a good idea and, at the time, easy to do, but I ended up searching for it like you do your car keys: frantically, hitting the same wrong places again and again. While I was searching for this “voice,” I kept changing platforms, genres. I’d write essays on Medium, then poems on Instagram, then fiction on Substack, then essays on Paragraph. Every time I did this, I go...

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CADC in February

February 2026 marked a meaningful step forward for CADC. Alongside continued brand growth, product volume continued to trend upward, reinforcing that CADC is not just a concept, it is being used.

Post cover image

ENS DAO Newsletter

Five Bullet Friday

Everything happening in the ENS DAO — in five bullet points.

Post cover image

Colourful writing

We're adding colour to writing in issue #285 of your weekly poetry shot

📝A note from Gandhi

Gandhi once wrote this on a scrap of paper.

Post cover image

Brandon Donnelly

London approves the pedestrianization of Oxford Street

It's not easy gaining support for pedestrian-only streets. Here in Toronto, Kensington Market is a neighbourhood that has been under consideration for pedestrianization for as long as I can remember. Yet it remains an aspiration, largely because of a number of common objections: it will hurt local businesses, lower foot traffic, and limit access for those with mobility issues. Yonge Street in downtown Toronto went through a similar debate, and the end result is a plan that will prioritize ped...

Post cover image

Vitalik Outlines Post-Quantum Roadmap

Vitalik Buterin outlined Ethereum’s quantum resistance roadmap, identifying four components currently vulnerable to quantum attacks.

Post cover image

Hard Mode First

A Negroni and a Sapporo: A Tale of Two Rooms

image source: NanoBananaLast night in NYC, I watched two different rooms fail to find each other.In one, people had real problems but no tools to solve them. In the other, people had every tool imaginable but no real problems to solve. The first was a happy hour full of operators. Senior people with teams, budgets, and real constraints. We spoke about career paths, of family life, of starting and running businesses, of pressing current policies defining our city. While AI was a hot topic, it ...