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The challenge for products like Oura to last beyond the novelty stage is simply to be irreplaceably useful: To translate data into meaningful advice and to provide it with the right balance of authority and empathy. If Oura can keep improving its software to make personal insights more clear and prescriptive — beyond “hey, you really should go to b... See more
Dan Frommer • Oura and the future of health
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Others say that sure, most of the stuff in the news isn’t of use, but occasionally you’ll come across some story that will lead you to actually change what you’ve been working on. But really, how plausible is this? Most people’s major life changes don’t come from reading an article in the newspaper; they come from reading longer-form essays or thou... See more
Aaron Swartz • I Hate the News (Aaron Swartz's Raw Thought)
When we strive to be everywhere and do everything, we tend to feel like we’re not fully experiencing anything. If we’re not careful and protective of our attention, it can seem like we’re losing control of our lives, bouncing from one distraction to the next... A common example of heroic individualism’s futile efforts to get more done faster at the... See more
Brad Stulberg • The Practice of Groundedness: A Transformative Path to Success That Feeds--Not Crushes--Your Soul
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.
As we begin to understand its tendencies, harms and benefits, we can devise incentives to continually re-design the tech to enhance democracy and well-being. All this must be done on the fly, in real time, because what we have learned over the past 100 years is that we can’t figure out, and can’t predict, what technologies will be good for simply
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Google have already found it difficult to keep their advantages protected from competitors such as OpenAI, and now that the wider research community are collaborating in the open they’re going to find it even harder
Simon Willison • Leaked Google document: “We Have No Moat, And Neither Does OpenAI”
Now, creators can not only engage but transact with their fans directly: the community can voice their opinions and have a better chance of being heard, the perks can be designed to reward members who add the most value, and the community can benefit through token ownership and redeemable real world rewards. The creator goes from being an aloof ent... See more