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Transaction data is far too cryptic today. Any way to add further context and humanize is needed. See if there's ways to display social proof.
Paul Stamatiou • Crypto design challenges
There are problems that humans rather than computers will have to solve not because computers couldn’t eventually solve them, but because in real life, and especially in organizational life, we keep changing our conception of what the problem is and what our goals are
Geoff Colvin • Humans Are Underrated - Geoff Colvin
However, Moments has a weakness. It’s caused users to want to leave Moments. Because it is like a town square, when you like or comment on something it’s akin to shouting in the town square. Everyone can hear you. This creates more stress for users. Moreover, as your friend list increases, the stress becomes greater.
KG • Letter #113: Allen Zhang (2019)
The giving and the receiving of attention are both intimate acts. These acts are the very basis of all human communications, and by extension, human societies. Any tools or technologies that mediate this act need to be designed with great care, to artfully maintain the human elements around this mutual expression of vulnerability
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Balaji thinks you can’t abolish the FDA or the Fed, but you can exit them. You can build a parallel system that makes the old one unnecessary. Bitcoin is an example of building an alternative to the Fed.
Shaan Puri • #178 with Balaji - Balaji on How to Fix the Media, Cloud Communities & Crypto
Placement may just be (hot take alert) one of the keys to bridging the skills gap (learn more about it here): since 85% of jobs are filled through personal networking (and millions of students are underemployed globally (but especially in high-income economies), there is no guarantee that simply releasing hundreds of thousands of prepared graduates... See more
Transcend Network • The Placement Economy 📮Transcend Newsletter XXI
Yet for some reason, we as a society have collectively decided it’s better to have millions of human beings spending years of their lives pretending to type into spreadsheets or preparing mind maps for PR meetings than freeing them to knit sweaters, play with their dogs, start a garage band, experiment with new recipes, or sit in cafés ... See more
David Graeber • Bullshit Jobs: A Theory
Create vertical demand – smart technology within the homes can be adjusted and updated to fit consumer demands