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Will Tavlin in N+1 on how Netflix has moved towards forgettable, low-end-of-middlebrow content. This is a function of the invisible base rates problem: when Netflix launched its streaming service, it was great for people who loved movies; these people raved to their friends who merely liked movies, and there are simply more people with taste close... See more
It's actually very funny how we still call it "social media" even though it stopped being "social" in any genuine way years ago. What we have now is "algorithmic content delivery media" with semi-decentralized content producers. More like TV in your hand than "social media."
Marko Jukicx.comThe Kuleshov Effect
John Yorke • Into The Woods: How Stories Work and Why We Tell Them
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My good buddy Jay Seiden from Cushman & Wakefield just released his always very popular SF office market report.
Since he is not on X, I post it for him (last time he got mad I called him a boomer-he is not that old-just acts like he's 80 :)
Report below. His words not mine
Zach Coeliusx.com
Top 8 Tv Shows for Hackers/Cybersecurity Professionals
1. Mr Robot
Elliot is a brilliant introverted young programmer who works as a cyber-security engineer by day and vigilante hacker by night. Him and his allies try to take down E-Corp https://t.co/qrwjDC5XTt
