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In a world where connecting with others based on interests, skills, and passion is easier than ever, connecting based on a common degree feels stale.
Paul Millerd • Network Legibility & Status | #125
There's nothing wrong with going on Facebook or watching Netflix or playing video games. But don't do it on their schedule. Do it on your schedule. Put in the amount of time that you want to spend doing these things, that it helps you live according to your values.
Nir Eyal • Are We Really Addicted?
We’ve used recommendations to limit low-quality content from being widely viewed since 2011, when we built classifiers to identify videos that were racy or violent and prevented them from being recommended. Then in 2015, we noticed that sensationalistic tabloid content was appearing on homepages and took steps to demote it. A year later, we started... See more
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Peter Drucker • 15 highlights
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Here, too, we may spy another weakness. Though it remains the world’s search engine of choice, there’s a sense among many that Google’s product has degraded. Much of its deterioration seems purposeful, either as a way to extract more revenue or obstruct competitors.
Mario Gabriele • All the Answers | The Generalist
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Packy McCormick • Stripe: The Internet's Most Undervalued Company
Building a search engine is without doubt a hard and challenging task[3]. You need data, you need access to crawling, you need good algorithms, you need smart people and you will most certainly need more than tens of millions of dollars. There are many technical challenges, network effects working against you, and data barriers to entry.