sari
@sari
making Sublime — for you and for me.
sari
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First of all, patients are already seeking information online about their issues. This can be some combination of the fact that advice from the internet is free, they’re embarrassed about their issues, and they feel the medical system is not hearing what they have to say. However, these communities are almost entirely disconnected from the current ... See more
Nikhil Krishnan • Patient Communities Should Change | Out-Of-Pocket
No souls were sold in the making.
Arielle Richards • Please Stop Making Social Networks
the new certified organic label for websites?
Antimatter
antimatter.systems
Owning ETH is like owning shares in the internet. Demand for ETH will go up with increased web3 adoption, while upcoming changes will decrease the supply of ETH and let more value accrue to holders. It’s like a tech stock, a bond, a ticket to web3, and money, rolled into one.
notboring.co • Own the Internet - Not Boring by Packy McCormick
An idea is a feeling that something great lurks beneath the surface. It's a direction more than a roadmap. The process of taking a small, talented team from nothing to an extraordinary product involves millions of small decisions. It will require heaps of healthy conflict and many sleepless nights. We so badly want to believe our initial ideas are
... See moreThe second type of reforms, which I call dignitarian, take a further step beyond asserting rights to data-as-property, and resist data’s commodification altogether, drawing on a framework of civil and human rights to advocate for increased protections. Proposed reforms along these lines grant individuals meaningful capacity to say no to forms of da... See more
Salomé Viljoen • Data as Property? | Phenomenal World
So, the condition of superabundance creates a need for aggregation. LLMs will amplify that abundance. It’s a good bet that this strengthens the strategic importance of aggregation.
Gordon Brander • LLMs and information post-scarcity
“Resentment is like taking poison and hoping that someone else will die.”
Helen Garner • Helen Garner on Happiness: ‘It’s Taken Me 80 Years to Figure Out It’s Not a Tranquil, Sunlit Realm’
A more pessimistic prediction is that the current True Fan revolution will eventually go the way of the original Web 2.0 revolution, with creators increasingly ground in the gears of monetization. The Substack of today makes it easy for a writer to charge fans for a newsletter. The Substack of tomorrow might move toward a flat-fee subscription mode... See more