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This is where the opportunity lies. Through severely overdue cost reductions and deploying small and big tech, we can dramatically lower the cost per student of a college education. The corporatization of campuses, bloated administrations, tenure, a lack of accountability, and a god complex that we, academics, are noble when in fact we’ve been prey... See more
Scott Galloway • Post Corona: Higher Ed, Part Deux | No Mercy / No Malice
When database functionality is not siloed but open, this all changes. Any app can build on the same data.
Danny Zuckerman • Data composability: what it is + why it matters
Digital advertisers look for three things in a platform when placing ads:
Rohit Kaul • Reddit’s missing business model: Embedding commerce in culture
On people who are INTO it:
Have you ever had the experience, Jerry asks, where you look at something and go, ‘Wow, whoever made that—they were INTO it!’? “That’s what I care about. That’s all I care about. I don’t care about traits or techniques, I don’t care what you do or how you do it—I just want to see people and talk to people and be around peo
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If I post, I keep the discount and Swaypay keeps the $5
Packy McCormick • Swaypay: Not Boring Investment Memo
This is, I think, at the root of why I like reading private notes so much. There are so few places where we get to be close to other people and see the messy humanity they carry behind the identities they have polished for society life. There are so few places where we can apprentice ourselves to the unspeakable labors of thinking and feeling that ... See more
On the pleasure of reading private notebooks
Part of the issue is the strong focus on distributing financial reward in exchange for participation. It’s a well established belief that reliance on extrinsic motivators, especially financial ones, are not enough. User's intrinsic motivation, and, specifically, perceived enjoyment, is a more explanatory variable of continued use.