Contraptions in the age of coronavirus and always-on video. https://t.co/q75UbGBjy8

RT @mims: This is the most important chart you’ve never seen before. If it’s correct, it should be in textbooks — heck, it should be on t-s…

I enjoyed the exceptional London bus system for years. Now, tho, I’ve decided the price is too high. So, for starters, I will stop paying for the ticket at my next ride. And then, I want to start selling my own tickets. I promise I’ll keep the buses clean and on time as TfL would

Regardless of the political content, this is fascinating. Facebook has become such a sophisticated and complex system that its policy making is as challenging as its hyperscale engineering. As I said before, it’s getting close to a government on its own.

https://t.co/0lmjM0oUnk

Not even a month in, and @hypothes_is has become absolutely critical for me, personally and professionally.

If there’s an integration with @Zapier or @IFTTT (or someone can build one), I will start a public experiment. https://t.co/JWGwu0rJ5m

A really good article for recruiters and hiring managers >

7 Rules for Job Interview Questions That Result in Great Hires https://t.co/yImmJyFKZK

Reading latest Gartner research by @cloudpundit: “Moving Beyond the Myth of Repatriation: How to Handle Cloud Project Failures” (https://t.co/g3i9kshpFr)

Must read.

Brand gravity matters. Cognitive psychology applied to marketing matters. Technology excellence matters. But a frictionless experience makes all the difference. https://t.co/d4d4CETixO

The new ElevationHub by @ElevationLab has arrived. Finally, I don’t have to plug in and out that external SSD anymore. https://t.co/Wwd5gb4iSx

@asymco @philiped Industry analysts (I was one) do the same when they evaluate enterprise products. Little to no consideration is given to the corporate organization (and its dynamics) that owns those products. No wonder the vendor performs poorly even if the product is stellar on paper.