Alex Jungius
@jungle
Alex Jungius
We’re doing this for our next job listing.
Looking around, it’s easy to be disheartened about people and the state of the world, but on Reddit I have experienced the opposite: people naturally create community, and they are smarter, funnier, and more helpful and caring than I think we often give them credit for.
And this is not because our users are some special subset of humanity. They’re... See more
And this is not because our users are some special subset of humanity. They’re... See more
KG • Anthology #1: Reddit
Rory Sutherland on why group decision making is often worse than personal judgement https://t.co/Gj6CRLLF40
YouTube just announced that 1 billion people watch podcasts on YouTube every month, a remarkable flex. Here's the bigger picture:
1. Edison Research had already cited YouTube as the # 1 destination for podcast listening, but that's always been a US number. Over 90% of YouTube's mobile users are outside of the US, where Android dominates —this has... See more
1. Edison Research had already cited YouTube as the # 1 destination for podcast listening, but that's always been a US number. Over 90% of YouTube's mobile users are outside of the US, where Android dominates —this has... See more
The energy you enter the room with predetermines the outcome of the process
You talk about the economy, you can write, you can have beautiful charts, you can wax away poetically, you can study stuff and post on Twitter...If you don't put capital at risk, I don't care. It just doesn't matter.
