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Friends: Understanding the Power of our Most Important Relationships
Robin Dunbar • 1 highlight
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We must conceive of and implement wholly new forms of ownership, financial systems, and measurements free of the attempt to monetize all values which binds institutions to next quarter's bottom line and results in gross mal-distribution of wealth and power, degradation of people, and desolation of the ecosphere, or our stories will be increasingly... See more
Dee Hock • ACCOUNTING IN A CHAORDIC WORLD - Dee W Hock
Financial institutions were built to on-board people as customers (retail) or business owners as customers (SMB); however, today there is a new class of users needing access to the underlying financial infrastructure these banks use - developers.
Chris Mccann • Fintech Infrastructure 101 - Overview & Market Landscape — Chris McCann
At Apple, we never would have dreamed of doing that, and we never staged any A/ B tests for any of the software on the iPhone. When it came to choosing a color, we picked one. We used our good taste—and our knowledge of how to make software accessible to people with visual difficulties related to color perception—and we moved on
Ken Kocienda • Creative Selection: Inside Apple's Design Process During the Golden Age of Steve Jobs
As Eghbal notes: “Like any other creator, these developers create work that is intertwined with, and influenced by, their users, but it’s not collaborative in the way that we typically think of online communities.
Alex Danco • Making is Show Business now
Contrast this to more active sharing: when we “like” or “+1” something (by clicking the eponymous buttons that have spread throughout the Web) it requires the user to make a conscious and affirmative action to share something with others in their network.
Nathan Jurgenson • Frictionless Sharing and the Digital Paparazzi - Cyborgology
In contemporary society, our adversary majors in three things: noise, hurry, and crowds
-shared by David Horne
Growth for the sake of growth is the ideology of a cancer cell. -Edward Abbey