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Here's a fun web app I made today.

https://i.redd.it/kemxl20soqe31.png

Click the "make it rain" button and watch as one thousand $1 bills rain from above.

I want to take a moment to emphasize how important it is that Van Jones is #YangGang right now (or so it seems). There are very few talking heads—let alone CNN talking heads—who have their finger on the pulse of the political landscape at any given time better than Van Jones. Do yourself a favor and watch/re-watch this facebook stream that precedes the 2016 general election, right after Trump gets the republican nomination: https://www.facebook.com/vanjones/videos/10154143952024910/

It’s incredible; he called everything. At around 4:40 in the vid, he points out how the presidents of our history who master the emerging mediums of

Electronic music artist Holly Herndon released an album called PROTO today. According to the description on Apple Music, hundreds of vocal coaches taught a virtual collaborator named “Spawn” how to sing.

I think she has super interesting and optimistic thoughts on the future of technology. I’m personally excited about her ideas in a very similar way that I’m excited about Yang’s vision.

It's always bothered me that musicians/artists who happen to choose relatively niche genres are less likely to thrive in the current economic model. Even if they are at the top of the game within their respective community, because their community is relatively small, their spotify listens or youtube views are probably not enough on which to make a living. In other words, despite their content being of equivalent quality as a more popular counterpart community, they are penalized because they have a very specific taste that seems too niche for most consumers.

I have been cautiously optimistic that Brave+BAT could enable smaller communities to support themselves by boosting their peers with