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In the right hands, solutions built with software like Airtable, Zapier, Parabola (and countless others) are almost indiscernible from solutions built with “real code.”
David Peterson • Why “no code operations” is the next big job in tech
We are trying to make the web a better place with everything that we make. We’re always asking, “How can we put users more in control? How can we align our business model more with what our customers and users want?
Matt Mullenweg • How to buy a social network, with Tumblr CEO Matt Mullenweg
- Contrary to what everyone expected, AI is disrupting knowledge work, while blue collar work and skilled trades remain safe.
Mostafa Khaled • #2010 – Marc Andreessen | Joe Rogan Experience • Podcast Notes
And what a living it is! After coming out of stealth in June 2020, Braintrust has grown Gross Service Volume (GSV) from $3.5 million in 2020 to a $30 million run rate in 2021.
Braintrust Launches BTRST Token to Decentralize Ownership, Control, and Governance on the Braintrust Network.
AOs are a new way of organizing people. Traditionally, a company structure has been the most effective free-market approach to accruing talent in pursuit of a goal. That labor is usually persuaded and controlled through wages. DAOs seek similar ends — the creation of value — but rely on a decentralized framework in which workers, users, and other s... See more
readthegeneralist.com • DAOs: Absorbing the Internet
Confidence is a close cousin of arrogance. Confidence is when you believe that your potential can be actualized, whereas arrogance is when you believe that your potential has already been actualized. That difference is subtle, but the implications are far-reaching.
Lawrence Yeo • The Arc of the Practical Creator - More To That
Web3 is cooperative, and it’s also competitive. It’s fueled by positive-sum competition
Packy McCormick • Sc3nius
It takes that level of ego to be a television writer/producer:the conviction that what you have to say matters so much that itis worth not only mastering the tropes of an entire medium, butalso the risk that all the intermediaries required to create thefinished product will ruin it all with some fatal blend ofincomprehension, or incompetence.