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But there’s a problem Quibi’s approach to doing that job: we don’t do any one thing on our phones for 6-10 minutes straight. Podcasts are great because I can listen while checking my e-mail or scrolling Twitter. Video, on the other hand, commands my full attention. No matter how well-produced the content or who’s in it, I’m switching apps as soon a... See more
Packy McCormick • Gone in 60 Quibis
NFT collections, and especially the latest wave of ‘avatar communities’ aka PFP collections, have the potential to mirror this healthy dynamic. When we own a SupDuck or Cryptoad, we have a motivation to engage in behavior that makes everyone’s ownership more significant. As ‘residents’ of that virtual neighborhood, we all have an interest in broade... See more
darkstar.mirror.xyz • Today's Web3 Communities: The McMansions of the Internet
And so I like to believe that with respect to overall creativity, in the next 100 years it will be even easier to express yourself than ever before. The barrier to be creative is just going to become lower so that more people can become creatives or musicians, but that’s not to say that the bar isn’t still high. Of course you have to learn the soft... See more
Daniel Ek • A Chat With The King of Music: An Interview With Daniel Ek
why does this matter? to me the internet today feels like a theme park, which is what happens when you design in a top-down, manicured way. even though its UGC creators on tiktok and youtube are at the mercy of the algorithm
Colin Dunn • - YouTube
"The central learning of Yammer, from a company building standpoint, is that we had to get good at sales."
Brianne Kimmel • Not Found
It's continually frustrating to see that products targeted at low income populations are clunky and frankly ugly sometimes, as if it just didn't matter how a user feels when they're using your product just because they have less cash.
Shohini Gupta • Notion – The all-in-one workspace for your notes, tasks, wikis, and databases.
I don’t write to simply generate a 1,200 word output. I consider writing to be an extension of my curiosity, and the writing process itself is what turns a rough idea into a finished product. I begin with a vague idea based on some observation of the world, and I put that on paper. As I’m writing that idea, two distant synapses in my brain connect,... See more
Jack Raines • The Purpose of Things Isn't to Stop Doing Things.
Google “smartest people in the world” and most of the results will be physicists, mathematicians, computer scientists, and chess masters. These are all difficult problems, but they are well-defined, and that makes it easy to rank people.
Adam Mastroianni • Why Aren't Smart People Happier?
Buzzer is a new mobile platform that sends real-time, personalized notifications to help fans watch their favorite teams live. By combining sports rights within the app, Buzzer brings together disparate sports media and streaming services to offer fans a streamlined viewing experience of all the can’t-miss moments. Users can authenticate their pree... See more