Writer, editor, data linguist
Pancevo, Serbia, SE Europe
Joined December 2015
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If you're afraid AI will take your job, become a data annotator and help train it. If you're any good, you'll become a QA reviewer and get to see other annotators' work. You'll never be afraid again.
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The evolution of my professional playground:
books → web 2.0 → web3 → books
I'm not even sure myself what you can expect from this profile in the future.
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I love AI, but I don't use it for important research and writing projects or for editing my clients' manuscripts. Here's why. ourworkapp.com/pub/post/cmpn…
AI detectors are not reliable, and the companies selling them know it. Here's why you shouldn't trust them. (Written by a human, provably.) ourworkapp.com/pub/post/cmpc…
My survival guide for writers in the AI era - with a certificate to prove no AI was involved.
ourworkapp.com/pub/post/cmp1…
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For anyone who's been missing me: I see your DMs - thank you!
I love crypto and all, but we also invested in some land, and it's been making me happy beyond belief. (Not changing my niche to gardening, though. Some things are just meant to stay offline.)
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For me, web3 used to mean NFTs, mini-games, and DeFi - none of which I actually cared about.
Now it's all about organizing knowledge and preserving what matters onchain.
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I followed many authors in 2015, and still do. But (relatively) uncensored news on this platform is far more compelling than all those blurbs, more emotionally charged and more disturbing than any thriller or psychological drama. And the world is more complex than any genre piece can depict.
Classic literature is a whole other thing. ⏬
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One thing I don't get about web3: people tokenize everything, but the content itself isn't stored onchain - it's just as vulnerable as anything on web2.
Store your art/writing/videos onchain. Back up existing content. It's easy, fast, and costs are symbolic.
Well this is sad news.😢
Nifty Gateway is shutting down and users are realizing their NFTs might break when the servers go offline.
The token is on-chain but the art isn't. That's always been the gap.
Content-addressed, permanent storage closes it. No URLs to break. No servers to sunset. The data exists wherever there's a gateway to reach it.
If you're an artist or collector figuring out how to preserve your assets, DM me. Happy to help.
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Post wherever you want - X, Substack, Medium, or even LinkedIn if that's your thing - and then archive it on Arweave.
Archive your contributions to other websites, like guest posts and other bylined content.
Archive pages about you and your business, press releases, news, Wikipedia pages, whatever.
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Geo is one of the very few web3 projects I find truly meaningful. Happy to share I've been accepted into the curator program.
You can join us, too. It's still not too late to apply.
Just a few days until the Geo Curator Program begins on Jan 26!
The entry point for people who want to help organize, evaluate, & govern public knowledge. Work that compounds instead of disappearing into feeds.
See what contributing to Geo looks like ↓ geobrowser.io/curator-progra…
This Trump AI says no more cats for me. 😳
#DigitalImmortality
(Rules in the quoted post)
COMPETITION TIME!
We're paying you $1,300 in $AR for getting the best responses from Trump, Obama, Orwell, Satoshi & Ayn Rand.
Each conversation at twin.ar.io stored on @ArweaveEco. Verifiable. Immutable. Permanent.
The "Out of Context" Competition starts now ↓
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Cool! Will be playing with this on my next coffee break.
If you're into crypto and love chatting with AI characters, check this out.👇
COMPETITION TIME!
We're paying you $1,300 in $AR for getting the best responses from Trump, Obama, Orwell, Satoshi & Ayn Rand.
Each conversation at twin.ar.io stored on @ArweaveEco. Verifiable. Immutable. Permanent.
The "Out of Context" Competition starts now ↓
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Many books in this collection are censored or banned in certain countries.
Other authorities know that banning a book only makes it more appealing. They count on our intellectual laziness, letting students read summaries and interpretations instead of the original thing.
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Bookmark the permaweb version of Project Gutenberg. It will stay on Arweave no matter what happens to the Internet we know.
gutenberg.ar.io
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InfoFi used to attract low-quality content because it incentivized unskilled users focused on gaming the system.
Real content creators are professionals who understand their worth. They won't compete with bots for leaderboard positions.
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Love this!
I've been muting words like Kaito, Wallchain, quack, yap, etc., but that means I'm probably missing some good posts that just happen to mention them.
Really glad this is over.
We are revising our developer API policies:
We will no longer allow apps that reward users for posting on X (aka “infofi”). This has led to a tremendous amount of AI slop & reply spam on the platform.
We have revoked API access from these apps, so your X experience should start improving soon (once the bots realize they’re not getting paid anymore).
If your developer account was terminated, please reach out and we will assist in transitioning your business to Threads and Bluesky.
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Just shared this as a portfolio piece.
Started feeling nostalgic. I used to be immersed in literature, not "content."
I also thought I should recommend that young intellectuals read "The Noise of Time" now, to see what communism does to artists.
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medium.com/booksist/literary…
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The past is being archived.
@geoprotocol is getting ready to make sense of the present.
Web3 is preparing for the future.
