Uqbar co-founder ~hocwyn-tipwex discusses how Uqbar is using Urbit to realize the dream of crypto.
Entrepreneur, investor, and author of The Network State, Balaji Srinivasan delivers a keynote on how decentralized protocols will shape the future of the state.
Holium Founder and CEO Trent Gilham shares his vision for the possibilities of Urbit and offers a preview of Holium's flagship product.
Lane Rettig, Brian Crain, Jake Brukhman, and Matt Condon discuss the state of the blockchain world and how it's all connected to Urbit.
Riva Tez moderates a discussion on the state of existing institutions and the opportunities for technologies like Urbit to create and shape new ones. Featuring Samo Burja, Aaron Wright, Dryden Brown, and Casey Caruso.
Sam Frank moderates a discussion on the purpose and potential of communications technologies in the current sociocultural landscape. Featuring Alex Lee Moyer, Walter Kirn, Katherine Dee and Walter Kirn.
Urbit's core development team discusses the state of Urbit and what can be expected in the near and not-so-near future.
Galen Wolfe-Pauly, CEO of Tlon Corporation, presents a brief history of computing, examines the problems with social software as it exists today, and offers a vision of the future where we own our digital tools. He's joined on stage by Marisa Rowland, Tlon's VP of Product, to demo the upcoming renovations to Landscape, an OS for Urbit.
Reserve CEO and co-founder Nevin Freeman discusses the social and technological conditions that make software unfriendly today, and the vision that Urbit and cryptocurrencies like Reserve offer for friendlier computers, software, and networks.
Josh Lehman, Executive Director of the Urbit Foundation, opens Assembly 2022 with a review of the extraordinary developments of the past year and a call to make computing more personal again.
The old cyberpunk builds an artificial womb under the glow of Tokyo neon. The new cyberpunk builds a boring personal computer in an Austin garage before Latin Mass.
Read on Other LifeLane Rettig reflects on his experience at Assembly 2022 and the offers his view on the key takeaways.
Read on Three ThingsAt the Assembly, a conference of Urbit denizens, Ruby Sutton discovers a community of eccentrics who dare to dream of a different internet.
Read on AstraFrom Dimes Square to the Network State, new frontiers are in the making. Adina Glickstein attends Urbit Assembly and considers the politics of tech-augmented exit.
Read on SpikeArtForever Magazine founder and Zora Zine contributor Madeline Cash reports on secret societies, subjective idealism, and digital intimacy in her dispatch from Urbit Assembly in Miami
Read on Zora ZineCompact Managing Editor Geoff Schullenberger attends Assembly 2022 and chronicles his impressions and thoughts.
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