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don’t think your way into doing, do your way into thinking
The Microwave Principle. Consumers are on an eternal quest for convenience. If you can build a product that demonstrably saves them time or gives them more convenience, they'll choose your product over a higher-quality competitor almost every time.
Patrick O'Shaughnessy • Bob Pittman - Lessons from Building Media Empires – [Founder’s Field Guide, EP.12]
The big shift also seems to be you can generate remarkably similar results with much smaller amounts of inputs or much dirtier input just harvesting stuff across the Internet, instead of putting in super highly-structured data.
Ben Thompson • An Interview With Daniel Gross and Nat Friedman about the Democratization of AI
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Yatir Kaaren • One on One questions
Beyond collecting and storing information, new tools for thought allow users to resurface, connect, and generate knowledge. Whether visual or textual, this new breed of tools encourage users to link their ideas together, find interesting patterns, and create original content based on their research.
Anne-Laure Le Cunff • The state of personal knowledge management
The need for "10x" improvements on products falls away because there's so little switching cost between applications - the underlying data stays the same. Every experience can be constantly improving, with iterations coming from anyone rather than only the original creator or company. The web becomes more composable, with more builders.