Lillian Sheng
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Lillian Sheng
1. Food is now digital, and there’s no turning back for traditional grocery
Alexandre Dewez • 🥕 Key Learnings From our Webinar on Grocery
We’re moving, or so it seems, to a world where we’re no longer making anything in this country; we’re merely trading pieces of paper, swapping stocks and bonds back and forth with one another, and paying our financial croupiers a veritable fortune. We’re also adding even more costs by creating ever more complex financial derivatives in which huge... See more
John Bogle • "Enough"
Vine presented many hurdles before you could watch your first video. First, you needed to decide whether to login with Twitter or email. If you chose Twitter, after two confirmation steps, you had to type your name and number. Then, you had to enable location, and lastly, enable push notifications.
Every • The Boneyard Principle: Why the Next Big Thing Will Emerge From a Failed Idea
4. User segmentation: you segment users into high capacity versus low capacity to spend by getting them to self-select by seeing who’s willing to trade time for coupons.Users reveal their preferences around time, capacity, and willingness to pay, allowing more accurate targeting. Mini-games and their real-world rewards in the form of coupons or red... See more
Lillian Li • Premium special: Gamification of Chinese consumer tech
Twitter isn’t a social network as much as it is a professional network.
Packy McCormick • If We Ruled the Tweets
By distinguishing between our inner experience and our outer behavior, we begin to open up the possibility of moving toward what matters, even when difficult experiences arise.
every.to • How to Break the Anxiety-Fear-Avoidance Cycle - Superorganizers - Every
The process has two significant competitive advantages. The first is that it significantly reduces the cost of incubating a new livestreamer relative to the MCN production model. The second is that it solves the conflicts of interests between livestreamers and MCN companies to a certain extent. The relationship between livestreamers and their... See more
Lillian Li • Internet and the murmurs of post-modernity in China
The Lambda School Income Share Agreement (ISA) is a form of deferred tuition under which you agree to pay 17% of your post-Lambda School salary for 24 months, but only once you're making more than $50,000 per year. The ISA is capped at $30,000, so you'll never pay more than that for any reason. And if you don't get hired? You never pay.