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praxtime.com
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| | | | | Here's links and commentary on recent reading. 1. Status as a Service. It's a nearly 20,000 word (70 page) post by Eugene Wei. Long but great! At least if you're into understanding tech and social media. Wei explains how social networks can be thought of Status as a Service, acronym StaaS. Some quotes below in... | |
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accordingtohoyt.com
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| | | | | I'm tired. I mean, okay, part of the reason I'm tired is that my thyroid is still not quite right, and I'm trying to get the full house unpacked by the end of the month. And I'm trying to edit the YUGE book, and... and never sufficiently d*mned daylight savings time has thrown a spanner... | |
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importdigest.co.uk
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article explores how social media platforms exploit human status-seeking behavior to create addictive services, discusses AI's potential in music composition, and touches on cloud computing trends and societal issues like homelessness. | |
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scott.mn
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| | | When less is more for healthy conversations | ||