Interestingly, the causes of trust erosion are different across the main social networks: privacy violation (Facebook), poor security (Twitter), spam (LinkedIn).

#AI “continued progress will require dramatically more computationally-efficient deep learning methods, either through changes to existing techniques or new as-yet-undiscovered methods”

MIT researchers: deep learning approaching computational limits https://t.co/YH6ubZ4WXX

I said it in the past, and I’ll repeat it again: @asana is great. It has been my favourite team/project/task management tool for years (and I tried a lot of competitors) > Asana launches OKR goal-tracking to align teams around business objectives https://t.co/xgEWp4yTuG

An aspect that seems poorly appreciated is that, because of its catalog, Disney+ will become a sort of tax for any family with young kids. Worldwide. Especially if it expands to many Bollywood movies.

Netflix, Amazon Prime or Apple+ are not yet must-have for any audience segment

@rationalpsyche @Grammarly @mozthunderbird There are many. What we need is a modern client that really is an email platform, making modular every aspect of mail, including the UI elements or arrangement, with a huge community writing all sort of modules for it. @nylas tried but I don’t think it got where it must be.

@rationalpsyche @Grammarly Yes. @mozthunderbird is all but pretty and frictionless, but no other email client I’ve ever tried (and I tried ALL of them) offers me the same level of customization and flexibility I need, at the scale of my inbox. For search, I’m often so frustrated that have to open Gmail web

Same and beyond, @gruber. @nytimes harbors exceptional journalism but the ads and referrals harassment for paying subscribers is unreasonable. And the iOS apps (especially the For You section) are a disaster. I uninstalled the iPad one.

Refer This https://t.co/5K1in2Nv73

This is really cool. @liteboxer. I know an avalanche of people in the UK that would buy one. When will you ship over here?

Liteboxer, the Peloton for boxing, enters the ring – TechCrunch https://t.co/xqio0S3Uba

I wish @Grammarly had an add-on for Thunderbird. Oh, I wished that so many times, I stopped counting.

Of course, they will come back. Look at the astonishing salaries published on a daily basis on @TeamBlind. Where else in the world engineers get paid that kind of money? >

The US is turning away the world’s best minds—and this time, they may not come back https://t.co/KiGerRnkmh