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At first glance, this might seem counterintuitive. If you are building a mobile-first bank, why not offer virtual cards and let users pay with their phone? Why go through the hassle of producing and shipping physical cards?
Julian Lehr • Banking on Status
I know this much: that there is objective time, but also subjective time, the kind you wear on the inside of your wrist, next to where the pulse lies. And this personal time, which is the true time, is measured in your relationship to memory
Julian Barnes • The Sense of an Ending
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Insider No. 84: Psychedelic Wellness
mailchi.mpIt was created to answer difficult questions about freedom of expression online The idea is to give the decision making power to an independent group of people. Start with an identifiable set of decisions about what content Facebook allows. For it to work, Facebook needs to make decisions that Facebook doesn’t like
Tim Ferriss • Hyper-Productivity, Learning 10+ Languages, DAOs, and More | Noah Feldman on The Tim Ferriss Show
BUYERS of NFTs may be blind to the fact that there’s no limit on the supply. In the case of baseball cards, there are only so many rookies a year. In the case of art, there’s a limited number of famous paintings and a limited amount of shelf space at Sotheby’s. NFTs are going to be more like Kindle books and YouTube videos. The vast majority are... See more
seths.blog • NFTs are a dangerous trap | Seth's Blog
The streaming economy doesn't work for artists. In 2019, only 12% of music industry revenues went to artists. And, in Spotify's investor relations reports, payouts to rights holders are labeled as "cost of revenue" or "content costs".
docs.ampled.com • Streaming Economy: Defaults & Alternatives
it is generally the case that most large companies, certainly most large enterprise companies, don’t innovate on UX and UI. Why they fail to do so I find is a fascinating question, but why is Figma possible? Why is Stripe possible? That’s because large companies, for whatever reason, don’t build great interfaces