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- Always place your becoming above your current being
from 12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos by Jordan Peterson
- Gardens are organised around contextual relationships and associative links; the concepts and themes within each note determine how it's connected to others.
from A Brief History & Ethos of the Digital Garden by Maggie Appleton
- But again, tech will change everything, but once the dust has settled the questions that matter will mostly be retail questions, not tech questions. What’s the product, how do you know about it and how do you get it? Those are retail, brand and marketing questions.
from Outgrowing Software by Benedict Evans
- And I think summarization is an important technology trend that more and more people in the next couple of years will appreciate as they see their time disappearing. When your time is valuable, you want simple tools to help you get stuff done. Instead, we get sucked into engagement loops from companies whose business model is often advertisements. ... See more
from A Decade of Deep Learning: How the AI Startup Experience Has Evolved by Richard Socher
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I’ve always been a freak for the zealous pursuit of the better, especially where culture is concerned. I love the story of it, and also the motive. So that, too, is what this book is—a celebration of the art that happens when instinct meets rigor.
from The Work of Art: How Something Comes from Nothing by Adam Moss
- Outside of crypto there are other experiments that have been run. Like Mike Merrill, this guy who literally securitized himself so shareholders can vote on life decisions that he makes. Also Spencer Dinwiddie (a star player on the Brooklyn Nets), who is issuing a bond based on his future NBA earnings and sponsorships, kind of similar to [David] Bow... See more
from Creators, Communities, and Crypto — Fred Ehrsam by Jesse Walden
- When I was in grad school, the unstated assumption in most of what we were taught was that the sole point of a business (or any institution, really) was to grow. To grow, grow, grow, to as large a scale as possible. To build an empire, take over the world. My classmates — tycoons in waiting — lapped it up. “Lifestyle businesses”? Nah! Those were fo... See more
from Why We Need to Build Human-Scale Organizations by umair haque
- Thus most vendors and plans have not made pediatric telemedicine a priority because they perceive utilization to be low.
from “A generation left behind?” by Marco DeMeireles