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Reggie James • Y2k-20 Will Come In 3rd Place
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In retrospect, this is an obvious extension of the social Internet. Social networks made social capital -- that is, popularity and influence -- scalable and quantifiable. We went from vaguely knowing who were the most admired kids in school to knowing who exactly are the most admired people in the world. In doing so, social media commercialized the... See more
Jonathan Glick • Proof of Passion
Most things are harder than they look and not as fun as they seem because the information we’re exposed to tends to be a highlight reel of what people want you to know about themselves to increase their own chances of success. It’s easiest to convince people that you’re special if they don’t know you well enough to see all the ways you’re not.
Morgan Housel • How People Think
LLMs have three new capabilities that change the nature of search:
- Intuitive leaps: LLMs can answer poorly written questions with spooky-accurate answers. Even when users only vaguely gesture towards what they are trying to say, LLMs can intuit what they actually mean.
- Ingest and understand new materials: Because it’s easy to integrate an LLM into
Evan Armstrong • Vibes-based Search
To write about something hard to explain, write a detailed letter to a friend about why it is so hard to explain, and then remove the initial “Dear Friend” part and you’ll have a great first draft.
Kevin Kelly • Interview: Kevin Kelly, Editor, Author, and Futurist
In recent months, two macro trends have rocked the media industry: publications have pivoted hard to a subscription-first model, and thousands of journalists have been laid off.