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- Walt Disney Co. just surpassed Netflix in total streaming subs (221.1m vs. 220.7m). And it did so in less than 3 years since launching Disney+. How? By combining great content with a technology it acquired from the MLB (yes, Major League Baseball) for $2.6B. Here’s the story🧵
- Just came across this weekly sprint update template from @ycombinator Feels like this sort of fast, informal accountability + reporting would be suuuper useful to a lot of people who have just started working on something new
- my ADD is pretty bad when I listen to podcasts or audiobooks these days. I default to playing simple mobile games, but I wonder if there is a way to combine the two A simple, beautiful idle (or match-3) game designed to be played passively while listening to podcasts/audiobooks.
- If we create a world of more exclusive groups based on even more exclusive assets what have we really done for humanity? Is this what we are calling decentralization?
- Email from Steve Jobs to Apple employees on the day it surpassed Microsoft to become largest tech firma fascinating example of humility and leadership
- I'm convinced that the biggest problem Mozilla had was that the business model we stumbled into (ad revenue sharing from search providers) gave us a firehose of money that was mostly disconnected from our execution no matter how you measure things.
- In the last 5 years, we’ve paid $3.9 million in profit sharing to the ConvertKit team. While most companies hope to return money to shareholders in a moonshot acquisition, we’ve created a unique model to help our team think like owners. Here’s how our compensation model works:
- 1/ Three years ago, I thought NFTs were going to bring mainstream adoption to crypto. And they did (kinda), but they also didn't provide anything other than speculation. I wanted to highlight a few random reasons why, and how we might get to real mainstream adoption. 🧵
- Important finding: sorting your email is pointless. Putting email in folders wastes an an average of 67 hours of your life a year. People who use folders take MORE time to find stuff compared to searching & are no more accurate in finding what they want. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LSi-ZIAvWGjLxx0sxCMp1bwPtAfVw-nd/view... See more
Workplace Collaboration and Productivity Tools and musings on email as a form of communication