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Google brilliantly reinforced its “innovator’s ask.” Its innovations asked customers to become people who expected immediacy. Google’s UX economics made search faster and easier. Users could literally do more in less time. Speed enabled and accelerated how Google transformed customer expectations. A Pavlovian would say Google conditioned its
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“We yearn for frictionless, technological solutions. But people talking to people is still the way that norms and standards change."
Koji is built entirely on the open web. “We don’t believe that we will ever need to create a native app,” he told me earlier this year. Koji gives creators dozens of ways to collect money from their audiences through subscriptions and one-off purchases, and its mobile-friendly design is perfect for the in-app web browsers used by Facebook,... See more
Simon Owens • Can a former Myspace CTO drive the creator economy's next evolution?
Transparency in DAOs will probably lead to less hierarchical organizational forms. The culture around DAOs also, currently, embraces transparency. There is an expectation that DAOs publish their budgets publicly. Anything on-chain, especially currency in-flows and out-flows, is inherently transparent.
Jason Barrett Prado • DAOs are interesting, likely, and terrifying
Toni Morrison // "For me, success is not a public thing. It's a private thing. It's when you have fewer and fewer regrets."
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For instance, anyone around the world can use Twitter, whereas Square and Cash App have to navigate local laws and banking regulations in each market before launching
Michael Saylor • Bitcoin for Corporations 2022 featuring Michael Saylor & Jack Dorsey, hosted by MicroStrategy
”Once you do one thing, if you have a modicum of success, and you think you can do a second, third and fourth thing, you’re wrong. You can’t.”
-Micheal Saylor, via Laser Eyes