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Needless to say, competing in the “newsletter” category made life easier. It wasn't perfect: most of the writers we acquired this way did not start paid subscription newsletters, and we generated no revenue off them. But still, it was absolutely worth it. The “newsletter” positioning served as a wedge, and generated a viral distribution loop where ... See more
Every • Good Positioning Makes Everything Easier - Divinations - Every
“The first question I ask myself when something doesn't seem to be beautiful is why do I think it's not beautiful. And very shortly you discover that there is no reason.” ― John Cage
In part, it’s this possibility that makes buying into N.F.T. clubs so desirable: purchasing the hot new avatar might be like acquiring a small fraction of the rights to the next Mickey Mouse.
The New Yorker • Why Bored Ape Avatars Are Taking Over Twitter
Craft – The Future of Documents
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From the memex to the web to wikis to org-mode to Project Xanadu to attempts to make a map of every thought a person thinks: the augmentation of memory has been an extremely generative vision for computing.
augmentingcognition.com • Augmenting Long-Term Memory
I also received positive feedback from my clients, who said that their time with me was the most impactful part of their week! This hit my north star metric: insights per minute.
Elena Verna • Why I Quit Full-Time Roles
wow, this just made me realize “insights per minute” is the metric I want to optimize for - both personally, and for Sublime. what I’ve realized about myself is that the thing I really love to do, that I hope I get to do until I die is help people by unlocking an insight, a new way of seeing, an idea that accelerates some part of what they’re doing, a thought or a person they hadn’t discovered before.
One-click checkout startup Fast is reportedly in talks to raise a new round with a valuation as high as $1 billion. Here's the pitch deck it used to bag $20 million from investors like fintech giant Stripe.
Shannen Baloghbusinessinsider.comProviding this acknowledgement for the people you love is something that I think we could all get better at. Validating the other person’s perspective, reacting and explaining your own, maybe sending a smile. Just like the silence in Wong Kar-Wai’s corridor scene, it’s not just about what is said, it’s about what is unsaid: I see you, I’m here for ... See more
Molly Mielke • Feeling seen · Molly Mielke
