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the best argument for building in public:
what is ordinary to you about your product is unknown to the customer and if they knew would marvel them.
Why are we building this instead of using suppliers?
Blake Robbins • Modern Suppliers
Cancel culture creates a mega opportunity for a new social network -- Twitter 2.0
1. Pseudonymous (no verified profiles!) so you can't be cancelled and policies are applied fairly
2. Public follow graph + DMs (Twitter + Telegram)
3. Discovery engine to find insightful new voices
Avichal Gargtwitter.comIt all became too much, too fast. To quote a dear friend of mine, human beings simply aren’t equipped with the necessary bandwidth to process the explosion of information that our world has normalized.
UX Collective • The desktop metaphor must die
Contemporary UX design is a symptom of the millennial tech upbringing
Marc Geffen • Friction Layers
His ideas do not magically make us stop being mimetic. The mimetic theory gives us a framework to avoid situations that inspire debilitating desires; what type of person to avoid and who to keep close
Jonathan Bi • Lecture I: Introduction to Mimetic Theory | René Girard's Mimetic Theory
One obvious step toward intentional language models would be for the creators of these models to be more intentional about what goes into their training data. For example, (Du et al., 2022) have demonstrated that a language model trained on a smaller dataset of curated data outperforms on standard benchmarks a model trained on a larger but less cur
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