Something I learned from being around a few outgoing friends over the years, the easiest way to start a conversation is to ask questions. Even if you already know the answer, it breaks the ice and let's them do the talking. Don't know what to say next? Ask another question.

If OpenAI IPO's first, it'd be huge. Then Anthropic does, but AI IPO hype has sailed.

If Anthropic IPO's first, they get the AI IPO hype. OpenAI IPO probably huge either way.

I have separate 5 min daily limits for Twitter and Facebook. And a 15 min daily limit for Reddit. Reddit is much easier to curate topics that I'm actually interested in, so I give myself a little more time there since the comments add to the conversation more commonly than the other platforms.

This helps make it feel like I'm "checking-in" and leaving it behind, rather than letting it consume my time. It also makes me think twice about logging in as a habit since my limit will be up without recollecting at all what I just scrolled through. I find myself more often thinking, "Am I going to pay attention to what I'm looking at now?". If not, I'll save the session for later when I have the attention to give.

At first I didn't really like this trend b/c I enjoy listening to the full album through on first listen. But I do understand why they are doing this to adapt to the streaming age.

Instead of releasing a 12-song album once every two years, they split that release into 3 every 6 months (5 song EP, 5 song EP, combined album + 2 bonus). As consumers we get the music earlier and more frequently. They get 3 release hype cycles for the same amount of creative work, which is what they need to be discovered in streaming platforms.

Unfortunately, the market does not care about who had what first. This is a validation for you. Frustrating validation. You likely do not have the resources to fight them for anything meaningful. Stay focused on your customers.

The reality is bitcoin and crypto are not much of an improvement (if any) for the avg consumer compared to cash/debit/credit card.

As a content creator that charges $25/mth, would you rather: 1. Patreon - 500 subs 25x500x.95=$12,500 rev 2. FB - 5K subs 25x5000x.70=$87,500 rev

10x growth doesn't seem unrealistic given FB's scale and $$ motivation to grow your audience

https://dev.twitter.com/rest/public/timelines

However I question, if dropbox can't make a successful business out of it with their resources, can anyone?

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With every change they make to Google search, they put more value on a site's user experience. Now they take away data that is used to improve user experience... smh

If GA users are abiding by their terms and not collecting private info, why is this necessary? Punish all b/c we don't feel like investigating who is actually wronfully collecting private info?

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