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The Internet's recency bias is bad for humanity. Our social media feeds prioritize recency over quality, which robs us of wisdom and makes us obsessed with the news.
How to improve the Internet:
David Perelltwitter.comOne thing that has always felt strange to me about the cryptocurrency world is the lack of attention to the client/server interface. When people talk about blockchains, they talk about distributed trust, leaderless consensus, and all the mechanics of how that works, but often gloss over the reality that clients ultimately can’t participate in those... See more
moxie.org • My first impressions of web3
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Moderation is hard. It’s time and resource-intensive, and it’s unclear what the standards should be
Gaby Goldberg • The Invisible Labor of Content Moderation
Many early DTC companies that got big quickly contracted out the manufacturing of the physical products they were branding and selling. But that didn’t serve them well in the long run.
Hal Koss • The DTC Party’s Over. What Happens Next?
The Commoditization of the Starbucks Experience
Howard Schultz's memo discusses the dilution of the Starbucks experience and the need to refocus on the core values and differentiation from competitors.
global.oup.comThe first thing that users seek when they join a social media platform is fame. However, once they have the fame — it's not enough. They need to monetize. If the platform is a platform that can generate the most revenue for influencers, then they will stick around.