Archives: Tweets
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RT @MooseAllain: Who called it a robotic butler and not the uncanny valet?
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RT @emalone: My project has launched – 26 patterns and 6 principles. Dozens more in the queue & being researched. Thanks to my interns & ad…
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RT @ntnsndr: Okay, coming out party: I think those of us interested in justice and democracy need to get out of the Web3 talk. We really…
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Ha hah hah capitalism hates all these things. twitter.com/ntnsndr/status…
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@peterme True. But why? Beginning to think it’s a feature rather than bug. Most folks aren’t equipped to look knowingly into the void, then just carry on: easier / cheaper / faster to ignore reality. And at population level, that yields a much bigger set of ‘experiments’ – thus evolution.
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RT @chris_bail: 1/4 Do you want to learn computational social science (for free) and start research projects with scholars from many differ…
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Now that software has eaten our social graphs (and our business graphs, knowledge graphs, etc.) we’re seeing the social half of what’s always been techno-social dominance in the spotlight. twitter.com/MoJoe/status/1…
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re: dominant firms in an era, @benthompson says “their means of dominance has shifted from the technical to the sociological.” It was always sociological: the social aspects are simply in the forefront now for everyone, not only industry.
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@nickgracilla @foundhistory True. Those weren’t directly problems the readers had, though of course they were problems for publishers / the business. I pay for newsletters – there’s no technical reason we can’t also distribute via RSS for subscribers.
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RT @balajis: A summary. 1. Network proximity > geo proximity 2. Defi matrix → currency competition 3. Remote → market for citizens 4. Bits…