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The word "ordinary mind" is a word of Buddhist origin, and there are many such words in Chinese, such as "精进” (dedicating oneself to refinement or progress) and "想入非非” (daydreaming). The definition of "ordinary mind" in the encyclopedia is: "to remain unbiased and not paranoid under all circumstances and in all actions". In modern psychology, there

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XHS shows the number of times a piece of content has been ‘collected’. XHS posters note that the algorithm prioritises content that has been ‘collected’ instead of ‘liked’ since that’s a more robust signal of usefulness.

The base layer is the final interface between the stack and the end user – which is typically an operating system tied to a piece of hardware. This is why atom-based network effects are so powerful: They help companies gain control of the most powerful layer of the stack.

More than anything else, turning users into owners by default is simply the ultimate growth hack; this fundamental USP is why crypto is exploding in general – it offers people substantial opportunity, and it connects what they do online to their own direct betterment in real life.

If I were to draw a throughline between the closures of Need Supply, Unionmade, and, say, Barneys, it’s that the “curator” business case for most multi-brand online apparel retail is disappearing.

Learning means being able to use new information. The basic process of learning consists of reflection and feedback. We learn facts and concepts through reflecting on experience—our own or others’. If you read something and you don’t make time to think about what you’ve read, you won’t be able to use any of the wisdom you’ve been exposed to.

The double-column layout for XHS has a double-column layout to allow the user to show more intention while browsing content. Empowering users with these choices will give XHS a tighter feedback loop for recommendations, creating a virtuous cycle that serves both the user and the company.