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- One could argue that fat margins early is one way suppliers are compensated for the risk they’re taking as pioneers in cryptoland.
from Protocols as Minimally Extractive Coordinators — Placeholder by Chris Burniske
- The rise of botlike behavior over the past decade has led to the creation of a meme: the NPC, or Non-Player Character. Originally a term to describe video game characters whose behavior is completely computer-controlled, it now also refers to real world humans who behave as predictably as video game NPCs, giving scripted responses and engaging in s... See more
from Why You Are Probably An NPC by Gurwinder
What Does It Mean To Be Human? and what is Social Media doing to us?
- It’s the same with money. We think wealth means we’ve mastered money, but in reality, money has mastered us. We live in a universe of infinite potential, and yet we allow financial ROI to define the limits of what’s possible.
from Page Not Found – Collab Fund by Yancey Strickler
- I think it’s the same with social networks like Facebook and Instagram, everything. At the level of scale that they’re at now, the status game and the sense of progression is going to be way different than it was when they were just starting out.
from Status Games: Engineering Scarcity in a World of Abundance by Eugene Wei
- In the Mirror case, that was writers who aren’t publishing frequently.
from Li Jin on The Passion Economy & Its Hidden Currency by Li Jin
- Many of the Vision Fund’s investments were simply bad investments, and many were good companies fatally wounded by SoftBank’s money and attention.
from Masa Madness by Packy McCormick
- Run lean, and persevere. If Dune’s burn rate had been higher, the company almost certainly would have failed in the dead of crypto winter. Instead, founders Fredrik Haga and Mats Olsen spent conservatively, giving them the chance to flourish in better conditions.
from Dune: The Data Must Flow | The Generalist by Mario Gabriele
- If there's any kind of lesson in all this, it's mostly some advice I want to give myself.
The lesson is simply: speak up .
It's OK to slip into advocacy now and then, so long as you do it tastefully. If it sounds high- or heavy-handed — or anything like nagging — you're doing it wrong. Just explain why you care about a particular value. The goal isn'... See morefrom Here Be Sermons | Melting Asphalt by Kevin Simler
What is Snapchat?