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Most people have access to the same information, so how you process that information — and how you apply it — becomes the differentiator.
Anthony Pompliano • The Profile: The billionaire who lived a double life & the news giant cracking from within
My partner Jana Messerschmidt asked her panel how business models of vertical networks will different from utility networks like Facebook*. The panelists argued that the benefit of a vertical network is greater trust, and that trust creates the possibility of direct monetization. Moving away from ads may also create more aligned business models for... See more
Lightspeed • Firehose #163: 👥 Social recall. 👥
No matter how good you get at reframing, the single most important rule about managing the interaction is this: You can’t move the conversation in a more positive direction until the other person feels heard and understood. And they won’t feel heard and understood until you’ve listened. When the other person becomes highly emotional, listen and... See more
Sheila Heen • Difficult Conversations: How to Discuss What Matters Most
Alpaca - Developer-First API for Trading
alpaca.markets
What’s common to all of these visions is something we call the “sandwich” workflow. This is a three-step process. First, a human has a creative impulse, and gives the AI a prompt. The AI then generates a menu of options. The human then chooses an option, edits it, and adds any touches they like.
Noah Smith • Generative AI: autocomplete for everything
The economic surplus generated by this kind of network is necessarily distributed to the community of miners, stakers, and users because that’s what brings them into existence, keeps them going and lends them value. The diffusion of economic surplus is part of the basic architecture of the system. Market structure, distributive principles, and... See more