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That’s why there’s a social tech product I expect will emerge: the availability indicator — a way of knowing which friends and acquaintances are free to hang out synchronously. That could be for a quick phone or Zoom chat, a gaming or co-watching session, or an IRL rendezvous (in masks at distance for now). It’d be an evolution of the old green... See more
Josh Constine • Can an app revive acquaintanceship?
Facebook tests Forecast, an app for making predictions about world events, like COVID-19
Sarah Pereztechcrunch.com
By 2006, Fred Wilson of Union Square Ventures was dissecting the impact of digital media’s disaggregation on content creation, editorial, distribution, and revenue generation. He noted “the first step in the content consumption process (finding the content you want) is being monetized by Google and Yahoo! and others, not by the companies that are... See more
Devin Walsh • UnMixed Motives
Sophie’s 50 GET Tokens are 5% of the available 1,000 GET tokens, so she is sent 5% of the DAO’s total budget (5% of 25,000 USDC = 1,250 USDC.)
Nelson Jordan • We used Coordinape to pay our DAO. Here’s what we found
photo taken at wynwood walls, peter tunney
Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap...And Others Don't
Jim Collins • 7 highlights
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Two conflicting perspectives I’m trying to reconcile:
Having a “north star” mission is critical.
Difference between success and failure on everything I've worked on has always been in persisting and getting unsexy details right.
The 20th century was the best century yet across every metric that matters It also had the biggest wars in history, the biggest genocide in history, the biggest existential threat yet with nuclear weapons, the biggest economic crash in history, etc.