3/ And you should really read that book. That’s the one thing that will give you a clue and, maybe, move you forward.
Oh, the day is finished. Another time, perhaps.
3/ And you should really read that book. That’s the one thing that will give you a clue and, maybe, move you forward.
Oh, the day is finished. Another time, perhaps.
.@Fig is working on making the terminal frictionless.
A long-overdue step towards what I called Frictionless IT for the last 7 years.
I’d tune in. https://t.co/Ks8u9fhD6z
In related news, I always bet on high-risk high-reward long-term situations with an extremely low probability of success. I always did. I’ll surely continue to do so.
Funny. Personally, I’d be very biased to invest in a team of
women with a female founder than the current establishment. But, it really boils down to what products these teams are building >
Female Founders Raised Just 2% of Venture Capital Money in 2021 https://t.co/4r4TuzZ8EV
Still hoping for an answer. https://t.co/ru5tTfyoW9
You don’t just need the data to interpret the world. That might well be right in front of you.
You also need the capability to realize that the data to interpret the world is right in front of you. https://t.co/tRUwEUetfj
This data partially comes from the @AppAnnie State of Mobile 2022 report that I quoted multiple times today.
At this pace, we’ll spend 8h+ on our smartphones by 2027. Clearly unsustainable as long as people have real jobs. Hence, the push for the “metaverse” (and jobs in there) https://t.co/y21Lcg7vqX
Yes, down the line, there’s the problem that people eventually run out of money. But then, why wouldn’t an ads platform run a line of credit for their metaverse users?
Why would you do that? Because in this way you can a) further profile your targets and b) interrupt the corporate job of your targets with ads.
The ultimate opportunity is when people are ALWAYS exposed to something they might want.