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What’s more, many areas of the world are just now getting more industrialized. Economies are booming. Overall, this is good news. It means more people are being lifted out of poverty and becoming wealthier. But as these countries begin to take steps toward improving their infrastructure and building thriving cities, they’re picking up the same... See more
Bill Gates • How to Avoid a Climate Disaster: The Solutions We Have and the Breakthroughs We Need (Random House Large Print)
“Looking at life from a different perspective makes you realize that it’s not the deer that is crossing the road, rather it’s the road that is crossing the forest.”
-Muhammad Ali
What excites me the most about these kinds of projects is that they combine multiple kinds of cutting-edge business models and technologies — digital scarcity, drop culture, blockchain and cryptocurrency — into a direct-to-fan transaction that actually makes real money for the artists involved.
Cherie Hu • Digital music’s new drop culture
And rather than rent an audience on social media in exchange for ad revenue, they can control their own relationships. TikTok, Instagram and Twitter may help them get attention, but they monetize that attention with the Beacons links in their bios, bringing their fans back to where they can engage more personally and get paid directly.
Sacra • Beacons: The Storefront for the Multi-SKU Creator that's Growing 3X Monthly
Reading science, math, and philosophy one hour per day will likely put you at the upper echelon of human success within seven years.
Eric Jorgenson • Almanack of Naval Ravikant
The past week provided a painful reminder that American cities are still unsafe for Black people. It is not a matter of politics or complex analysis. We can debate crime rates and poverty and taxes and monetary policy and gun ownership and discrimination and Police unions and personal responsibility. In fact, we should debate these things — with... See more
Dror Poleg • Did Cities Fail Us?
I don't see it that way: Progress has indeed been fast lately. In a few years I will not be writing a snarky remark about GPT-N not being used for much because by then it will be obvious that there are at least a handful of legitimately useful applications for LLMs in broad use. At the same time, in a few years I do expect some people that today
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Jeff embraced the Japanese business philosophy “Kaizen”, which describes how improvement in productivity is a gradual and methodical process