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Every single social platform in the west that I can think of focuses on reducing the registration friction, it seems like a no-brainer esp if your priority is the growth of the platform. Bilibili’s process seems counter-intuitive until you factor in that its aim is sustainable growth. Sustainable growth means that they want to let in dedicated memb... See more
Lillian Li • An introduction to Bilibili
You can’t just collect information. To feel creatively and intellectually alive, you also need a purpose. It can be achieving mastery of a domain, collecting raw material for a project, curating something for someone as an act of generosity, or collecting inspiration for an essay you’ve been wanting to write.
Keep in mind, the best work is one that flows and comes naturally to you, rather than you fighting against it.
Daniel Vassallo • Daniel Vassallo on Applied Antifragility – Visión Periférica Podcast • Podcast Notes
Quick Commerce is the rapidly emerging space in food and convenience item delivery that will deliver essential products at ultra-fast speeds (for the purpose of this article: sub-20 minutes).
Stuti Pandey • The Modern Milk Man Sits in the Dark: Demanding More From On-Demand Delivery
We live in an amazing world and it's wasted on the crappiest generation of spoiled idiots.
Louis C.K. • Louis CK Everything is amazing & Nobody is happy
Memes: The other reason people might want a token is simply the belief that other people want the token, and will want it in the future. You can call it faith, conviction, or memes, but, whatever you call it, the machine that generates belief in the growth of future value is always going to be an important consideration.
Nat Eliason • Tokenomics 101: The Basics of Evaluating Cryptocurrencies - DeFriday #19
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Aashay Sanghvi • B2B and Enterprise Product Ideas - January 2020
moderation is, inherently, a subjective practice. Despite some people’s desire to have content moderation be more scientific and objective, that’s impossible. By definition, content moderation is always going to rely on judgment calls, and many of the judgment calls will end up in gray areas where lots of people’s opinions may differ greatly.
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