I am kinda amused by the reaction to this tweet. This statement is true. Step changes in tech/life are rarely iterative. People don't understand the "Why" of our obsession with A/B testing. Time for A short š§µ and a few anecdotes. Grab a āļø
I am kinda amused by the reaction to this tweet. This statement is true. Step changes in tech/life are rarely iterative. People don't understand the "Why" of our obsession with A/B testing. Time for A short š§µ and a few anecdotes. Grab a āļø
My point in sharing all of this is that sometimes I feel like we get too caught up in the words, and forget to disregard them. Especially (in the context of this essay) as builders of new technology products.āHow will I describe this to an investor, or at a dinner party with friends?ā"Whatās the one-liner that describes why this will be better?āāWh... See more
Josh Miller ⢠"Disregard the Words"
For me, this extends beyond writing. Itās true of everything in my lifeāreading, romantic relationships, friendships, and working out. Itās true of movements: Iāve been reflecting recently on how I entered tech at a time when everyone was obsessed with AI, and now five years later everyone is obsessed with Web3. We live in waves: peaks and troughs ... See more
Ava ⢠belief over time
The āTransitional Tech Generationā grew up with a maniacal focus on friction-reduction, creating tons of value along the way by smoothing interfaces and transactions. But thereās more to unlock. There are layers to this thing.
Marc Geffen ⢠Friction Layers
experimentation is at the heart of growth: a willingness to test and iterate on the path to transformation
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āIs it that important that they get it in under a second? Sometimes. But for some ideas, if they invest a few seconds, they can get a richer, more rewarding experience.ā
Scott Berinato ⢠Good Charts
I like to say the devils and the details and the devils and how you execute. And so coming back to how do we execute just a little bit differently and some of the learnings there where I think the first time we started growth, we could have been more user-centric and been a lot more hypothesis driven. We were following a lot of best practices that ... See more