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blog.arkadi.one
Zuck: i have over 4000 emails, pictures, addresses, sns Friend: what!? how'd you manage that one? Zuck: people just submitted it. Zuck: i don't know why Zuck: they ""trust me"" Zuck: dumb fucks This will not be an objective review, I detest Facebook. I deleted my account 4 years ago. Facebook for me is the perfect example of all that is wrong with the internet. This is an important book though, that brings together the years from 2015-2020. |
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hbr.org
Generative AI is dismantling the economic logic that made standardized enterprise software the default, making it fast and feasible for companies to build systems tailored to how they actually work. As a result, the core strategic question is shifting from which tools to buy to which workflows and capabilities to own, with organizations choosing among building, composing, collaborating, or buying outcomes. The companies that win will pair speed with discipline-investing in data, governance, and clear choices about where customization truly creates advantage. |
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alittleecon.wordpress.com
Thought I'd put together a (not exhaustive) list of academic papers and books written by leading MMTers for future reference. Links included where full read access is available. All links were live as of 9th July 2013. I've ordered them by broad topic. Citations taken from Google Scholar. On MMT itself Fullwiler, Scott, Stephanie Kelton,... |
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www.rule37.net
A Warhammer 40K Ultramarine and X-Wing Miniatures Painting and modeling blog |
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