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Li Jin • Community leaders deserve better: An open letter about community software
Not just reading a lot, but paying attention to the way the sentences are put together, the clauses are joined, the way the sentences go to make up a paragraph. Exercises as boneheaded as you take a book you really like, you read a page of it three, four times, put it down, and then try to imitate it word for word so that you can feel your own musc
... See moreThe new NYT strategy is centered around getting existing subscribers to use more of its products, including:
- Cooking, which has a library of 20k+ recipes, guides, and lessons
- Games, which has its flagship crossword puzzle, along with Spelling Bee, Tiles, and newly acquired Wordle
- Reviews, which offers access to thousands of Wirecutter product recomme
The Hustle • The NYT’s next era isn’t about news - The Hustle
It’s time to rebuild tools for point solutions like expense management that can also offer predictive analytics and forecasting. Imagine if your expense software told you who usually paid on time and who didn’t, sent reminders, and set payment terms based on past performance.
Andreessen Horowitz (AZ) • The CFO in Crisis Mode: Modern Times Call for New Tools | Andreessen Horowitz
The way we learn right from wrong and live a good life, she writes, is not by memorizing rules, analyzing concepts or calculating outcomes — but by emulating those who we admire.
Tim Gorichanaz • Finding Heroes In A Messy Digital World | NOEMA
This locks toy companies into a challenging bet. Every year, they have to a) predict trends, b) invent them, and c) commit capital to them. All without knowing how the rest of the year will turn out. Since toy trends exist, but don’t last for very long, they have to invent new products every year—but the technological state of the art doesn’t advan... See more
Byrne Hobart • The Diff | Byrne Hobart | Substack
When people ask me: Who are you? What do you do? And I tell them — I walk, I write, I photograph, I make books, I run a membership program. Their suspicion is plainly visible: No, but what do you do to survive ? As if the soul itself wasn’t a thing to be nourished. This is survival, I want to say. But instead I say: And from those activities I make... See more
Craig Mod • Running a Membership Program: Four Years In
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“A subscription business model leads towards being a paper for a particular group and a particular audience and not for the broadest public,” Peretti said. He’s alluding, in part, to the theory that the Times’s subscriber base wants to read a certain kind of news and opinion — middle/left of center, critical of Donald Trump, etc. — and that strayin... See more