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Doing so always imposes some additional friction on the content creator, but the benefit is breaking one monolithic feed into more distinct units, allowing users the ability to shift gears mentally by seeing and anticipating the structure, much like how a magazine is organized.
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The performance of highly advanced artificial intelligence models is constrained by the knowledge available to them.
Even if GPT-6 is smarter than you, if it doesn’t have access to the right information, it won’t be able to say anything truly interesting.
Dan Shipper 📧twitter.comWeb3 inverts the internet’s business models by giving more value and ownership to both creators and consumers. Traditionally, platforms developed online have been driven by advertising and subscriptions. This is because Web2 took a consumer first approach to platforms, protocols and applications with the platforms as intermediaries. Web3 puts value... See more
Jarrod Dicker • The Dawn of Consumer Crypto — Mirror
1/ TLDR @renttherunway S-1. I try to look through rose colored glasses in analyzing the path to ubiquity for a brand. In this case, it’s hard to see a strong sustainable future unless A LOT goes right. https://t.co/xeVscGTbAR
descriptiontwitter.comThe reason the death of Google Reader matters, here, is that it marks a pivotal moment in the deliberate and engineered shrinking of the internet. When Google Reader died, article discovery shifted. People were no longer reading RSS feeds, finding new sites, following them, and being updated when those sites posted. Instead, they were scrolling on
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come with intensified distribution competition.