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Founder’s Note:
docs.google.coma little something I wrote to answer the "why sublime?"
While some would argue that YouTube has become an online school in its own right, there’s huge opportunity to offer curated, high quality, live educational experiences.
Connie Chan • Edtech's Answer to Remote Learning Burnout | Andreessen Horowitz
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Webex Events: Event Platform for Virtual, In-Person, & Hybrid Events
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Once you master all of that, you will need to develop product vision (conviction about where things are going in the future, make the hard calls about what to eliminate, etc) and strive to make something truly great. You can think about it not just as eliminating customer pain, but actually creating customer delight.
Brian Armstrong • A Letter To A New Product Manager
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And it’s not just Facebook. So much of the digital experiences we spend time on have this passivity ingrained. Instagram, Netflix, YouTube. The result? We know from Facebook’s own research that passive experiences leave people feeling worse. It’s when people interact with each other — when they actively participate in the digital forum — that they ... See more