Every year we make predictions. The purpose is to inspire a conversation. We also try to hold ourselves accountable. Here are some of our… | Continue reading
Plus, the people behind virtual influencers, how to build a tiny audience, and rethinking operating systems. | Continue reading
TL;DR: Use Cuid2 so you don’t need to worry about all this identifier complexity. | Continue reading
Plus a fascinating look back at the Alex Jones trial, Netflix’s bold move into theaters, and the subtle influence of ports on LA | Continue reading
Plus the best summary of the Twitter situation, how big tech companies pick tech, and the stupid latency that holds us all back | Continue reading
Every year we make predictions for the coming year. We try to get them right, but the real objective is to catalyze a conversation. As I am… | Continue reading
Plus Saas Economics, why we shouldn’t worry about inflation, and parenting in Italy | Continue reading
From my vast experience of three weeks, a guide to diving in An academic friend asked for help joining Mastodon. I wrote a detailed email in response that I thought it might be useful to others. I'm also going to teach a master class in Mastodon at my school on Dec.(jeffjarvis.me … | Continue reading
Plus a dash of the digital impact of China’s Belt & Road Initiative and a thoughtful story from Elon Musk’s first wife | Continue reading
A good friend is sick, and I’ve been thinking about him and friendship more broadly. Friendship is prevalent across hundreds of species —… | Continue reading
I’m a tool fiend. While everyone else partied in college, I stayed up late trying new tools. The fruits of my years of labor? Sunsama.Continue reading on Jimmy on Learning » | Continue reading
Nothing is ever as good or as bad as it seems | Continue reading
Plus Brazil’s innovative financial policies and a dash of the Great Books | Continue reading
Time has a lot to do with our perception. Time stands still, yet accelerates. | Continue reading
We’re in the midst of a great leap forward in AI | Continue reading
Plus, a primer on venture capitalists and the boring tech behind a one person tech company | Continue reading
It’s down from its summer peak, but it’s creeping into new sexual networks — ones that will be harder to reach than leather bondage… | Continue reading
“Every new app should start serverless.” | Continue reading
Ads have become Big Tech’s Achilles’ heel | Continue reading
My takeaways from Finding Flow and how they helped me get my mojo backContinue reading on Jimmy on Learning » | Continue reading
Plus lots about latency, why I’m struggling with my Kindle, and a job switch | Continue reading
Neutrality in the face of evil is not neutrality | Continue reading
Deciding what to build is the most important step in product development, but almost every team sucks at it. Here are 7 steps to build the… | Continue reading
A personal account on the 2022 Physics Nobel prize | Continue reading
In iOS 16.1, it’s on by default. | Continue reading
One of the biggest things developers can do to stand out doesn’t have anything to do with coding. | Continue reading
An approach to shorten test execution time altogether without spending extra cash on fancy software in the market | Continue reading
Data doesn’t move left-to-right in an organization, it moves through Losers, the Clueless, and Sociopaths. | Continue reading
Aboard a military ship somewhere around the world, an order is given by a Captain to launch a missile to a designated target. The missile… | Continue reading
Stewart Brand’s model of how buildings learn applied to product design | Continue reading
Unlike Enterprise networks , outages in cellular networks are the worse since people’s lives are at stake, be it a outage on data network… | Continue reading
List comprehensions are actually nothing but a list() function applied to a generator object. Let’s create a list and a function that takes… | Continue reading
Has Tesla pulled a fast one on us? | Continue reading
The former HP CEO boasted of her friendship with Apple’s leader — but he took her to the cleaners with the iPod | Continue reading
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The cheapest way to decarbonise transport? | Continue reading
There has been in recent years an interest in enforcing moral correctness on people through the use of the tools that the internet… | Continue reading
Telling my story isn’t going to be easy. Oftentimes I feel embarrassed, enraged, and regretful when I have to relive it, but in the end it… | Continue reading
To The AngelList LP Community, | Continue reading
If you are a Rust developer you have most likely celebrated the news that the version 1.64 released on 22/09/2022 is 10-20% faster on… | Continue reading
Before ‘cyber’ was a prefix for everything internet and computers, it was how mathematicians were going to conquer the world. | Continue reading
The 1960s hit by Simon & Garfunkel conveys a powerful warning against the dangers of indifference, which still comes in handy today | Continue reading
The following is how I use HomeBrew on macOS to install, update, uninstall apps, and much more. | Continue reading
These shortcuts improved my productivity by helping me do tasks faster without using mouse, hence less hand/wrist strain. | Continue reading
Between the end of my summer internship and the beginning of the semester, I built a SET solver: a computer program that took an image or… | Continue reading