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I get what he’s trying to do … but we seem to be a long way from this working. I think we also are missing a couple or more.

Joke … Rhetorical … Sarcasm … Irony … all spring to mind as concepts that too many people miss as they attempt to ‘finish the internet’.

🔗 Marc Andreessen is wrong about introspection

… Joan - not just about introspection.

🔗 Adobe Pays Early Termination Fee, or ‘Settlement’, in U.S. Lawsuit Over Hidden Fees.

I am about to attempt to extract myself from one of Adobe’s products. I wasn’t looking forward to it before I read this. Now?

🔗 Pejac Transforms Basic Graph Paper into Detailed, Trompe-L’œil Tableaux

Had to share just one of them …

Forever amazed how someone can pick up something like an empty ‘graph book’ and turn it into stunning art.

🔗 Nostalgia and Decay Meet Theatricality in Andrew Moore’s Dramatic Photos

Eclipsed by neglect. Beautiful in their fading obscurity.

Bernie and Elton came to mind - though they weren’t talking buildings ….

It’s sad, so sad, it’s a sad, sad situation
And it’s getting more and more absurd

🔗 Ranked: Americans' Favorite News Sites

Key Takeaways

  • BBC News has the highest approval rating among Americans at 51%.
  • No other news website reaches 50% positive opinion among respondents.
  • Yahoo News (48%) ranks second and is the top U.S.-based brand

My key takeaway is actually not called out …

ESPN (at 43%) is the third.

That explains so much about America

🔗 Daring Fireball: PC Makers Are Not Ready for the MacBook Neo

This idea that because it’s “an iPhone chip” the Neo is not capable of, say, editing 4K video is utterly ignorant. You know what computers are fully capable of editing 4K video? iPhones.

🔗😂🤓 One of the best Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal’s ‘EVA’

🔗 Steve Blank - Your Startup Is Probably Dead On Arrival

If you started a company more than two years ago, it’s likely that many of your assumptions are no longer true.

The bottleneck is no longer engineering. It’s moving up the stack to judgment, customer insight for desired outcomes and distribution.

Both true - and in the apps we are building there is heavy reliance on AI to do the ‘heavy’ lifting - I mean - we humans aren’t designed to lift heavy things (speaking from personal experience some 30 years ago) - BUT we are awfully good at being human - which our apps definitely lean into.

And then there is this …

.. I mean these two screens are hardly doing the same job are they❗️❓

… and it isn’t AI killing the dashboard - it’s designs like this that are killing the dashboard.

🔗 Apple’s real intelligence? Winning the waiting game | The Macalope

We’ve gone from “AI does everything so we can now lay off all our staff!” to “We have to lay off all our staff because AI is sucking all our resources.” It’s almost as if AI is being as an excuse for layoffs.

Ha-ha! That would be silly! Because, in reality, we know that there really is no problem that cannot be solved by laying off vast swaths of the people who have devoted their careers to you. It’s just math.