Lillian Sheng
@lillian
Lillian Sheng
- The Demo that Shows too little: https://twitter.com/RiftFinance/status/1490852968635195393?s=20&t=E0XSXNML-HJtpRZlfri22w
Ali Abouelatta • 🕖Waitlists
A better consumption experience
Michael Mignano • The End of Social Media and the Rise of Recommendation Media
The focus is for firms to get things done quickly, and the attitude is whatever that takes. Communication takes place over the fragmented synchronous WeChat more than email or work messaging platforms like DingTalk or Feishu. Calendar invites are getting wider adoption, meeting agenda-less so.
Lillian Li • Things Not Being Said About Chinese Tech Management
What New Twitter Should Build The Open It Up camp argues that Twitter should go back to the way things were: open up the API and the microservices.
Packy McCormick • If We Ruled the Tweets
“An earlier generation would find it astonishing that, without payment or even much outcry, our networks of family, friends, and associates have been recruited via social media to help sell us things. Now, however, most of us carry devices on our bodies that constantly find ways to commercialize the smallest particles of our time and attention”
Dror Poleg • Who Needs Web3?
The very distinct problem of organisational bloat and diseconomy of scale with hiring people is apparent here. Instead of having 1:1s with their direct report, management tells employees to write daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly reports listing what they’ve been doing. Not to mention the inefficiencies caused by hiring - it takes time to get n... See more
Lillian Li • Things Not Being Said About Chinese Tech Management
- Being the record system. For restaurants, Toast's platform is at the core of their business. Toast started with the POS which put the solution at the center of their customer operations as all transactions passed through the POS. It was a great position to become the tech backbone of their customers.
Alexandre Dewez • 🍻 Toast - The Ultimate Vertical SaaS For Restaurants
First things first, the DAO’s founders would need to negotiate with Elon’s team and agree on terms and structure – how much the DAO would invest, what information could be shared with the DAO, how the DAO would select its representative board member, etc… Importantly, it would need to figure out how to filter for power users. Th... See more