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“The only advantage Microsoft has is distribution, and so now they’ve neutralized the advantage that Microsoft has had,” he said. “All of a sudden, they can actually fulfill the ultimate promise of the opportunity, because they have 10 times the amount of salespeople that can go distribute this thing into corporations around the world.”
platformer.news • How Microsoft Crushed Slack
Tyler Cowen thinks biometrics are the answer:
One side effect of all the new AI developments is that biometrics will increase greatly in importance.
Captcha tests, for one thing, will become obsolete. To prevent bots from flooding a web site, biometric tests will be a ready option.
Sunday Reads #170: Lemon markets, dark forests, and a firehose of malicious garbage.
After a boom year in video streaming, what comes next?
pwc.com
“If I have a difficult thing to understand, if there’s something I think is not going to be that easy to get, I try to say it in three different ways. I think if you come in from different angles you have a better chance of getting a three-dimensional view of this difficult idea.”
3 Rules to Express Your Thoughts So That Everyone Will Understand You
So what is changing? The use cases for CSS and capabilities are exploding with hundreds of new companies launching! With their early start in entertainment, CSS applications are rapidly branching out to fitness with Aaptiv, astrology with Co-Star, hobbies such as surfing with Surfline, managing children’s sports teams with TeamSnap as well as hundr... See more
Eric Crowley • Is Consumer Subscription the Next Software Boom market?
With that, we'll have to be careful about introducing thoughtful abstraction—simplifying and hiding complexity without diluting the essence of web3 or taking away control when it might be valued.
Paul Stamatiou • Crypto design challenges
Scarcity of content is not their strategy.
Nicolas Cole • Not Found
Insight from Patrick O'Shaughnessy podcast episode with the Collison brothers:
Software is this intersection between creative work and mechanical industrial work, which is why there's a lot of people who have tried to put $1 billion dollars into software but it hasn't resulted in high quality software.
It's similar to Hollywood, where you can... See more