Network effects + Power-law = The more complexity the easierdevelop
5-1b1b1a2 Network effect means compounding
5-1b4b Compounding is usually too slow to notice. You have to be deliberate in how you think and what you see.
1-2d You have to know your problem-situation (and your web of ideas) as best as you can to judge the merit of new explanations
5-2b1a2a Simplify the problem, but not too simply
9-4e2c Figure out what’s really worth automating-delegating first, before automating-delegating anything
2-1a6c3 ‘Global and local maxima’ - Don’t prematurely overoptimize. Occasionally throw in some ‘randomness’.
5-1b1b1a1.1 The more anomalies you’ve seen, the more easily you’ll detect new ones. Life should become more and more surprising as you grow older. It compounds.
1-1c6a1b Your ability to detect surprises will get better, and you will never be short of them
2-1a2 See clearly - 解像度を高める
9-4b2a1b Build the Idea Maze - Explain the history around an idea, and why yours is a good one. Virtually render the history of the evolution of that idea.
9-4b2a1d1 歴史の中にひそむあらかじめスクリプトされたものを読みとることで時代の現在を生きる
7-1b4b You can let the tech decide what are the problems to be solved. Otherwise, it will decide by itself. It’s about possibility and not about should.
7-1b4f Let the tech decide where to go (both intellectually and physically)
5-2b1a2a Simplify the problem, but not too simply
4-1a4b2a3 整理 = 意識的にすてることdevelop
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A key challenge when building networks is overcoming the “bootstrap” or “cold start” problem: attracting users and contributors before enough of them are participating to make the network intrinsically useful.
- Network effects cut both ways: they can accelerate growth, but they can also handicap it. Scaled networks attract new users without much effort. Conversely, subscale networks struggle just to survive.
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L1s - BTC and ETH are already that vital few with network effects already kicked in
- The next frontier is L2s (8-2b2d Value shifts to adjacent layers)