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The fact of the matter is that information distribution has become free/cheap, so the firehose is going to have flows at all timescales, time constants, and abstraction levels no matter what designers and advertisers want or don't want. It's the information firehose itself that's creating this environment not evil designers.
Venkatesh Rao • Against Waldenponding
The core idea is simple: the reuse of a block pays a microtransaction to the block owner and records a transaction of its use on a public ledger. The term “ref” comes from Roam, where the reuse of a block is called a reference and the original block maintains a back-reference to the reuse (AKA backlink).
Ryan Muller • Crypto-collective knowledge management
All these things are no longer "deal breakers", even if differences in quality persist between cities. The real differentiation then shifts to other dimensions of the "product": How walkable it is? How beneficial is the tax system? Who else is there?
Dror Poleg • Dror’s Substack | Substack
I think it’s forking, and I don’t think it’s going to be completely subsumed by online. Because I think the one thing we need to look at pretty closely is: For a long time, being “more online” was higher status, and it is now flipped, where the highest-status thing you could do is not be on social media at all. You know, you have your assistant who
... See moreDan Frommer • How the internet changed culture — and what it means
Listmaking is the kind of thing that really lends itself to the internet architecture. There are a relatively small number of people who are obsessed with listmaking. But most people are into consuming lists. So, it would seem that, if you can get the obsessed listmakers on your platform, you can build a publishing network that millions will use wi
... See moreFred Wilson • Lists - AVC
