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Many early DTC companies that got big quickly contracted out the manufacturing of the physical products they were branding and selling. But that didn’t serve them well in the long run.
Hal Koss • The DTC Party’s Over. What Happens Next?
Crypto is so daunting to people because there's too much hypothetical, hyperbole, and jargon.
The best way to understand is through example.
What is 1 specific example how crypto/blockchain tech is offering a 10x solution or an entirely new solution to a problem?
Alex Liebermantwitter.comAcceleration of stronger cultural norms of online interaction developed during the pandemic (if you'll attend a Zoom wedding, why not a Zoom class?)
Jonathan Hillis • Six economies of online creators
manifestos and principles and shifting perspectives
via Rory Sutherland
Prediction: AI will cause the price of work that can happen in front of a computer to decrease much faster than the price of work that happens in the physical world.
This is the opposite of what most people (including me) expected, and will have strange effects.
Sam Altmantwitter.comWhat this trend in regulation does, however, is that it gives a big nudge in favor of those applications that are willing to take the centralization-minimizing, user-sovereignty-maximizing "can't be evil" route.
Vitalik Buterin • Control as Liability
VC Bill Gurley on transforming health care
open.spotify.comIt is one thing to think with a pamphlet, another to think with a newspaper, yet another to think with a televisual image, and still another to think with a meme.
L. M. Sacasas • The Analog City and the Digital City
Vertical marketplaces that involve fractionalized labor (eg, tasks, gigs, freelance work or short-term assignments) are particularly interesting. These fractionalized labor marketplaces have three key advantages over pure job sites that are focused on full-time employment. First, the fractionalized labor marketplaces tend to have high repeat usage ... See more