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A knowledge base that looked for new connections within itself would be less of a memory system, as notes conventionally are, and become more of a generative tool. Generative tools are exciting because they contain real infinites that invite endless play and exploration.
Linus Lee • Knowledge tools, finite and infinite | thesephist.com
This shows that as a customer proceeds from the first Fix to their third, their success rate increases (100% is the indexed value for the first Fix. The company does not publish actual success rates); in 2018, that increase was by 14%. This is what you’d hope for: as a customer provides more data to Stitch Fix, the company is able to improve its re... See more
Jake Singer • Stitch Fix's Long Thread - The Flywheel
To win, the technology has to enable a new business model.
Nikhil Krishnan • “There Are Too Many Entrenched Interests”
The present work examines the role of creativity-contingent monetary versus social-recognition rewards on creative performance and provides new insights into the underlying motivational processes through which these rewards affect consumer creativity. A series of five studies demonstrate that within the context of creativity contingency, monetary r... See more
Ravi Mehta • Social-Recognition versus Financial Incentives? Exploring the Effects of Creativity-Contingent External Rewards on Creative Performance
We will emerge from this global quarantine to see new icons, influencers and entrepreneurs within virtual worlds. They will come to prominence at a time when people question the fundamental usefulness of traditional institutions, protocols, and the social contract.
L'Atelier • The Virtual Economy
Tara Masterson Hally
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Because of their marginal costs, atom-based businesses have a greater lock-in effect and thus defensibility.
Julian Lehr • The Power of Defaults
I personally think that an interesting opportunity is to better transpose online the spontaneity/serendipity of the interactions that people have at the office. Two good examples are Loom which enables workers to create videos with the least friction possible (more spontaneity), and Around which is doing what Loom did, but applied to video conferen... See more
Clement Vouillon • Monitoring carbon offset reforestation projects
In sum, our efforts to find and elicit the views of Gen Z largely confirm our initial concerns while also suggesting additional avenues for investigation. The kids are not alright, and the combination of smartphones and social media is a major reason why