🔗 Linda Yaccarino: does Twitter’s CEO have the most difficult job in tech.
Don’t know. Don’t care. It’s not as if she could have been blindsided.
🔗 Linda Yaccarino: does Twitter’s CEO have the most difficult job in tech.
Don’t know. Don’t care. It’s not as if she could have been blindsided.
Another entry into the Encyclopedia of ‘what could possibly go wrong’.
Captures everything you’ve seen on your Mac and iPhone and makes it searchable with AI. Your colleagues will wonder how you do it all.
I will wonder why you did it at all?
To be fair, I haven’t read their ToCs. In fact I don’t even know if there are any. I just wonder how many people will do as they ask without thinking things through.
We’ve talked about 🔗 Anti Libraries (un-libraries, non-libraries) in the past. Adding this one to the ‘canon’.
This Substack about 🔗 Upside Down Maps reminded me of this episode of 📼 Map Men on YouTube
Definitely more information in the article - but Map Men is far more entertaining.
🔗 Digital Typography Technology: The Cold War TrueType Created
I know there are all kind of ‘font people’ out there - including @pimoore (who I am guessing knows all this already), but I thought it made for an interesting history lesson.
We all do what we can.
🔗 Dwayne Johnson donates ‘historic’ amount of money to US actors’ strike foundation.
🔗 AOC joins Hollywood picket line in New York: ‘Solidarity is stronger than greed’
Whilst they do what they can …
It’s incredibly damaging for everybody in terms of the big epics
💬 Mark Borkowski
.. because of course, Mark is a PR Agent and I presume his business is suffering, read more in this piece;
🔗 ‘You need the glamour of a big opening’: US actors’ strike starts to bite on red carpet.
🔗 An open voice mail to @manton from @dave - I have no idea if it all makes sense … BUT … some of you all might? 12 minutes and 54 seconds.
You (‘Manton’) do an unbelievable job in supporting APIs
💬 Dave Winer
If you read ‘Umair’, you know this - but this is not from Umair, but rather Sam Bowman.
Sam Bowman is a founding editor of Works in Progress. He has been director of competition policy at the International Center for Law & Economics, a principal at Fingleton, and executive director of the Adam Smith Institute.