Annotations & highlights should be integral part of any modern browsers. @vivaldibrowser has started doing it but @hypothes_is implementation is significantly better.

Two key problems to solve are:
1. availability across browsers
2. availability across mobile devices

I just discovered the annotation service @hypothes_is and I absolutely love it. I have been looking for something like this for forever. It definitely goes in my Twitter list “Startups Worth Watching”.

Oh, how I wish this would be available for iOS, too.

https://t.co/q1Q0Oi5EwK

Despite #COVID19, Amazon is getting more precise with Prime deliveries forecasts. First time I see this. https://t.co/KoQ6FdWle1

Competitors vexed by similar internal challenges end up devising similar strategies.

I grew up in a small town south of Rome with ~60k residents. It’s arresting for me to think that more than the entire population of that town gets sick every single day.

(chart by @nytimes) https://t.co/M9aseoWx4u

“virtually none of these datasets have been acquired with consideration of containing images and videos that are evenly distributed across the human population in terms of sensitive attributes such as gender, age and ethnicity” https://t.co/gmZwpEEEny

You want to read this essay.

“Though the people who run Silicon Valley are almost all independent-minded, they’ve handed the aggressively conventional-minded a tool such as they could only have dreamed of.” https://t.co/jjunbynV3Y

Today I tried @typewise_app. Some gestures they have are really powerful and I hope other 3rd party keyboards learn from them. Slow swiping l/r to undo/redo letter by letter is amazing. I wish they would invert the approach: swipe l/r to move and hold+swipe l/r to undo/redo.

https://t.co/9uGhGwlXJs

I absolutely agree with @nirzuk. The idea of Ansible Security Automation (https://t.co/Dhrn0m7A2s), developed 3y ago, came from observing the cybersecurity industry for 21y and realising that too little had changed. Lots more could be done. Time will come

Social distancing is a pipe dream. First because humans are not good at calculating 2mt or 1mt or whatever distance. Second because they immediately forget the rule they never used in their life. Anybody who visited a UK supermarket, park, pub, or art gallery could see that.