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When a student asks Butler what the answer is to ending the suffering in the world, she replies, “...there’s no single answer that will solve all of our future problems. There’s no magic bullet. Instead there are thousands of answers–at least. You can be one of them if you choose to be.”
A Few Rules for Predicting the Future by Octavia E. Butler
reminds me of this quote: “If you think globally, you become filled with gloom. But if you take a little piece of this whole picture—my piece, our piece, this is what I can do here, I’m making a difference and they’re making a difference over there, and so are they, and so are they—gradually the pieces get filled in. And the world is a better place because of you.”
* Gross Margin: Gross margins went from negative to >70% as the company realized what people wanted to do was clean out their closet, not get rich selling used clothes.
James Reinhart • Lessons in Process Power
The Great Note-Taking App Shitshow
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tools not feeds
The Light Phone
When we build software, it’s an opportunity to make people feel something. It doesn’t need to be anything major. I don’t think we’ll ever compete with desert sunrises. Just that we might make them smile, laugh, see or realize something they didn’t before.
Notes on Roadtrips
Healthcare materials — Shortages of N95 masks, ventilators, and protective gear for health workers.