Year: 2021

As I said: hysteria.

https://t.co/oOaJpppaBU

@algo_mox Hyperbole: https://t.co/gI7RBY2nVJ

@sternesterne Thanks for sharing it, Christine. Many have recommended “What I Talk About When I Talk About Running”.

At the moment, it’s the most recommended book on my list:
https://t.co/pgzzIv3ajy

@rationalpsyche These are not outages. Also: the first chart doesn’t even include iMessage, while the second is only US-centric.
There’s plenty of room for alternatives. https://t.co/KOkQsoUMxz

What is the book that changed your life? (not novels or religious texts)

Asked on Jun 29, 2021

Yet, almost nobody is trying to build a social network like FB or a photo sharing platform like Instagram. And it’s not that there are no reasons for users to consider alternatives.
It’s bound to happen but for now everyone is distracted by the shiny new object.

Consumer tech industry is dominated by some sort of hysteria lately. One vendor announces audio rooms; everybody follows. Another launches a newsletter platform; everybody follows. #FOMO >

Facebook announces Bulletin, its Substack newsletter competitor https://t.co/35JNMouXQX

The entire website explaining this service is a must-read: https://t.co/T5mrrjeFGb https://t.co/rEp26whqgo

It was inevitable. What a great time to learn how to code >

GitHub previews new AI tool that makes coding suggestions https://t.co/LVhJchujz3

When I receive sarcastic comments like “You don’t really think that multi-million dollars transactions happening on daily basis, foundational in today’s economy, are really executied by employees scrambling around before the deadlines, do you?”

My answer usually is “Actually…”