Year: 2018

@0xF2 Thanks, I’m sure it’s a really good report. @nathanbenaich is good.

Unique products. Differentiation strategy. https://t.co/ey9IGVKp5t

I spend my free time during the weekends in art galleries, studying the latest research and applications in human enhancement technologies, and, occasionally, playing meaningful games. #DetroitBecomeHuman is amazing, deeper than most people realize. Thanks @Quantic_Dream https://t.co/qAg56lsyd3

@svg In my career, I learned that sometimes technology is way more sophisticated and intentions way more underhanded than most people realize.
I also learned that sometimes technology and intentions are not even remotely close to the intricacies that the general public suspects.

Gmail and Facebook: 14yo. Twitter: 12yo. Instagram: 7yo.

I wonder if those services that stay free for a very long time can track how individuals evolve in their buying behaviour as they age. If so, these companies could proactively serve ads more effectively than anybody else.

While I complained in the last few weeks about lousy #GDRP setups (slow configuration updates, forced acceptance) of high profile websites, nothing beats the convoluted, vague, purposely misleading settings I’ve seen implemented by some of the most famous world brands. Shameless.

Thanks for “Organize Your Music” @plamere. I wish I discover it years ago: https://t.co/v8EbdQifwZ

A wonderful @TEDTalks by @EvolvingJuan https://t.co/t7t2lFBIrT

RT @EricTopol: So much invaluable biomedical research sits in journals, without actualizing its potential to improve human health.
Lost wit…

This story by @jjvincent seems perfect to chart the way towards that possibility: https://t.co/PHCMGmV4T0