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One of the most useful concepts for understanding why social networks so often drive us to despair is context collapse: taking multiple audiences with different norms, standards, and levels of knowledge, and herding them all into a single digital space to coexist. Predictably, this regularly leads to conflict — and, at the scale of an entire... See more
Casey Newton • The day context came back to Twitter
What are you most torn about right now in your professional life?
Graham Duncan Blog • What’s going on here, with this human?
The same view you look at every day, the same life, can become something brand new by focusing on its gifts rather than the negative aspects. Perspective is your own choice and the best way to shift that perspective is through gratitude, by acknowledging and appreciating the positives.
Bronnie Ware • The Top Five Regrets of the Dying Quotes by Bronnie Ware
Greatness and Hospitality
One of the questions we still don’t have a good handle on when it comes to generative AI is probably the most important: What will this technology actually “replace”?
Ryan Broderick • Generative AI is just productivity software
We’ll also see the continued unbundling of Patreon into segment-specific interfaces with specialized features.
Toby Shorin • Premonition
Chess AIs far exceed humans, yet human chess is more popular than ever.
In this analogy, LLMs become better than humans at writing. But so what? We like human writing. Text isn’t interesting if it’s not part of a (para)social relationship.