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As commerce consultant Rick Watson eloquently says, online live shopping represents “the entire purchase funnel in one place”.
Eric Feng • Live shopping isn’t coming—it’s already here
Content moderation at scale is impossible to do well . Importantly, this is not an argument that we should throw up our hands and do nothing. Nor is it an argument that companies can’t do better jobs within their own content moderation efforts. But I do think there’s a huge problem in that many people — including ma
... See moreMike Masnick • Masnick's Impossibility Theorem: Content Moderation At Scale Is Impossible To Do Well
The distinction between live and dead players also matters if you are trying to predict the future of society. You can predict what will happen in a society if you understand its landscape of live players. Societies with few live players will stagnate; societies with many live players will develop and adapt.
Samo Burja • Live versus Dead Players
“If you are creative, the world will bow down to you.”
Culture building — “Come for the culture, stay for the ownership.”
kx • Play to earn economies as base layer protocols for games
Then there’s that ever-elusive feeling that you’re in a club of some kind: You’re closer to the author, artist or creator, which may make you feel like you have more say or feedback about what they’re producing and releasing into the world.
SparrowAdvisers • The Rule of Threes: The subscription economy from a consumer’s perspective
Tyler Cowen: I think sheer writing will be less important, even if the AI can't quite copy Paul Krugman or Joe Stiglitz. But charisma will be more important.
Standing out from the crowd, extraversion, a certain kind of flare, willingness to engage with one’s own celebrit
... See moreTyler Cowen • Tyler Cowen on AI and China
I suspect if Zoom had a “paywall” feature, there would probably be $100B+ in economic activity overnight. Cooking lessons, church services, concerts, music lessons, yoga, and more. Who’s building this?
Why do people love the voice/audio interface?