This feels like romanticizing the past. There are plenty of people today writing articles that claim to be taking a “scientific, serious approach” to, say, astral projection and people who will casually discuss such…
Even if there is a chance it’s all a mirage, wouldn’t it be better to behave as if these and other creatures have an inner life? Appealing to the philosophical zombie seems like an excuse to discard that our actions…
I worked at FB in a partner team and this isn’t exactly what happened. When these products were chartered Clubhouse was in the middle of a massive upswing and the industry was convinced that live audio was the next…
Do you have a position on a better alternative business model, or do you feel that a service like YouTube shouldn't exist? It seems to me that YouTube and many of the ad-supported services out there provide broad…
Especially since it's coming from the guy who just sold Yahoo, and he's not going with it.
If plant-based cheese is ever going to gain mainstream acceptance, it will be necessary to fall under the "cheese" category alongside cow, goat, and other animal-based cheeses. The founder of Impossible Foods has a…
They also say, "We're in the business of making software, and a few tangential things that touch that edge." Advocacy on the policies of one of the world's foremost software distribution gatekeeper seems well within how…
Wired is a lifestyle magazine, not a wire service. Editorial voice is part of the appeal.
The fact that these seat belt alarm stoppers have integrated bottle openers really seals the deal.
+1 as a current member of a Big Tech product org and a trained journalist. The basic information gathering skills of a junior reporter would be completely foreign to most engineers. These are real skills like navigating…
To that end, they do appear to be making a genuine effort pushing the Impossible Whopper with a television campaign and, at least in the bay area, placement on the combo board.
That's actually an amazing fact I'd never heard before. I would love to read more about that operation.
This accounting, while pointed, aligns with most of the reporting and the facts of the case. I spent some months at Oberlin years ago in close contact with student organizers there. Nothing about this case is too…
Interesting. Is any analysis of its performance available?
The ultimate solution here, I think, is to allow creators to encode the desired setting, frame rate, or content category in the metadata so that a user can benefit from the technology when watching sports without it…
Link to actual tweet: https://twitter.com/billgates/status/1138520780042465280?s=2...
"Suggested" by virtue of being part of the HIG. I and I'm sure many others have experienced app review rejections by virtue of HIG violations.
I hope it is canon that Count Chocula turns to "chocolate cereal dust" upon death.
FTA: "The opportunity cost is even greater: Investors in the S&P 500 have seen their money grow by 50% over the same period." At this point, any retail investor can buy into Uber and experience better returns (or fewer…
Keep in mind that cattle ranchers and feed suppliers also receive subsidies that artificially lower the price of meat in America. Quantifying the exact impact of this is muddled by polarized articles on both sides, a…
My partner runs an advocacy non-profit and they definitely influence policy. Lobbying isn't just greasing palms. Most of the work is showing up at public hearings, meeting regularly with politicians, and organizing…
Reminds me of the writing coming from Anand Giridharadas. In the New York Times last month he wrote: "...even as they give back, American elites generally seek to maintain the system that causes many of the problems…
For what it's worth, the article also links to a study with the same conclusion out of UC Davis. https://steps.ucdavis.edu/new-research-ride-hailing-impacts-...
> There seems to be an interesting cultural view that it's morally acceptable to butcher cows, but not dogs or cats. I think you nailed it right there with no need to reconcile further. Most people are horrified at…
I'm excited to see all of the animal-alternative food companies coming through the pipeline. This space is really undergoing a renaissance. I think most people would choose alternatives if they had similar taste,…
This feels like romanticizing the past. There are plenty of people today writing articles that claim to be taking a “scientific, serious approach” to, say, astral projection and people who will casually discuss such…
Even if there is a chance it’s all a mirage, wouldn’t it be better to behave as if these and other creatures have an inner life? Appealing to the philosophical zombie seems like an excuse to discard that our actions…
I worked at FB in a partner team and this isn’t exactly what happened. When these products were chartered Clubhouse was in the middle of a massive upswing and the industry was convinced that live audio was the next…
Do you have a position on a better alternative business model, or do you feel that a service like YouTube shouldn't exist? It seems to me that YouTube and many of the ad-supported services out there provide broad…
Especially since it's coming from the guy who just sold Yahoo, and he's not going with it.
If plant-based cheese is ever going to gain mainstream acceptance, it will be necessary to fall under the "cheese" category alongside cow, goat, and other animal-based cheeses. The founder of Impossible Foods has a…
They also say, "We're in the business of making software, and a few tangential things that touch that edge." Advocacy on the policies of one of the world's foremost software distribution gatekeeper seems well within how…
Wired is a lifestyle magazine, not a wire service. Editorial voice is part of the appeal.
The fact that these seat belt alarm stoppers have integrated bottle openers really seals the deal.
+1 as a current member of a Big Tech product org and a trained journalist. The basic information gathering skills of a junior reporter would be completely foreign to most engineers. These are real skills like navigating…
To that end, they do appear to be making a genuine effort pushing the Impossible Whopper with a television campaign and, at least in the bay area, placement on the combo board.
That's actually an amazing fact I'd never heard before. I would love to read more about that operation.
This accounting, while pointed, aligns with most of the reporting and the facts of the case. I spent some months at Oberlin years ago in close contact with student organizers there. Nothing about this case is too…
Interesting. Is any analysis of its performance available?
The ultimate solution here, I think, is to allow creators to encode the desired setting, frame rate, or content category in the metadata so that a user can benefit from the technology when watching sports without it…
Link to actual tweet: https://twitter.com/billgates/status/1138520780042465280?s=2...
"Suggested" by virtue of being part of the HIG. I and I'm sure many others have experienced app review rejections by virtue of HIG violations.
I hope it is canon that Count Chocula turns to "chocolate cereal dust" upon death.
FTA: "The opportunity cost is even greater: Investors in the S&P 500 have seen their money grow by 50% over the same period." At this point, any retail investor can buy into Uber and experience better returns (or fewer…
Keep in mind that cattle ranchers and feed suppliers also receive subsidies that artificially lower the price of meat in America. Quantifying the exact impact of this is muddled by polarized articles on both sides, a…
My partner runs an advocacy non-profit and they definitely influence policy. Lobbying isn't just greasing palms. Most of the work is showing up at public hearings, meeting regularly with politicians, and organizing…
Reminds me of the writing coming from Anand Giridharadas. In the New York Times last month he wrote: "...even as they give back, American elites generally seek to maintain the system that causes many of the problems…
For what it's worth, the article also links to a study with the same conclusion out of UC Davis. https://steps.ucdavis.edu/new-research-ride-hailing-impacts-...
> There seems to be an interesting cultural view that it's morally acceptable to butcher cows, but not dogs or cats. I think you nailed it right there with no need to reconcile further. Most people are horrified at…
I'm excited to see all of the animal-alternative food companies coming through the pipeline. This space is really undergoing a renaissance. I think most people would choose alternatives if they had similar taste,…