After just one day, I’m completely hooked on @hypothes_is. So far, I used social media as sort of annotation boards, where things I share get also replicated on my personal website for future reference. But not everything I want to highlight can be shared. Hypothesis solves this.

We’ll see. The article (and comments) offer interesting perspectives but we need to review actual numbers at large scale rather than rely on a generic “multiple executives”.

Companies Start to Think Remote Work Isn’t So Great After All https://t.co/azN2cvRewX

Any friend drone pilot in #London that can help me with a 10min job?

I’ve been thinking about this for months now. Is there any startup out there that is attempting to simulate real-life situations with textbook outcomes to see if a human brain can build experience at a faster rate from it? Delivered through VR as an incubator.

Building human experience takes too long. We can try to significantly extend life, or try to build experience at a much faster rate. Maybe through simulation?

@elonmusk: “The rate of progress is too slow and the amount of years he has left is not enough” https://t.co/MKjZRyFGFO

@hypothes_is @Apple What a great post. I can’t believe I missed all of this.

RT @hypothes_is: @giano @Apple This is exactly why it was imperative that there was a standard. All these things will eventually come. Slow…

Another great, dynamic chart from @nytimes. Data journalism really makes an enormous difference in telling a story >

$600 a Week Is a Lifeline to Millions of Unemployed. It Could Disappear Soon. https://t.co/PS6pA0Lgfg https://t.co/4NOSuDv1Vd

More insightful than most publications that covered this story @_KarenHao >

An #AI hiring firm promising to be bias-free wants to predict job hopping https://t.co/86QCrPu45w

In fact, you could push the concept even further and think about an annotation system that works at the OS level, across all applications (beyond the browser) and documents on the file system. @Apple?

But then, again, problems #1 and #2