@Grady_Booch "The industry has moved from Newtonian economics to quantum economics, where two things in opposition can be true at the same time: You can have a massive hit on your platform, but it’s not actually doing anything to increase your platform’s revenue. The new Crypto."
@Grady_Booch I'm with you on this. It reminds me of the early days of the internet and then the web, where naivety, ambition, and greed caused key technical exclusions that enabled decades of fraud, theft, and other dark mischief.
@Grady_Booch The essential question posed was "What is so wrong with the stack and how is it different from other large scale systems?" This, in response to the engineering shade Elon has been slinging for weeks about how broken he thinks the Twitter stack is. Sounds reasonable.
@Grady_Booch 😅
"It is an almost blank book and contains one synonym or translation of "zero" or "nothing" on each page – since the true value of bitcoin is zero or nothing.
This nothing book has the advantage of not wasting your time to read it. It also makes a great notebook.""
Thanks to Grady Booch for pointing this out. Fascinating ideed. This tweet is from Danny Richman, who is mentoring a young person with communications challenges in his effort to start a landscaping business. Here Richman shows how…https://t.co/AiJX1EI7eW https://t.co/CUIHy5GC3V
Thanks to @Grady_Booch for pointing this out. Fascinating ideed. This tweet is from someone who is mentoring a young person with communications challenges in his effort to start a landscaping business. Here, he shows how using G…https://t.co/I7yiJIc4a3 https://t.co/CUIHy5GC3V
This is scrupulous, sobering analysis that is definitely worth reading, but it somehow overlooks the most poisonous fly in the ointment: Big Tech's hijacking of the USPTO. https://t.co/NYSe8vu5nW
As unprecedented protest erupts in China, Apple severely limits only unrestricted means of media sharing, citing "improved user experience".
They know on which side their Miànbāo is buttered. https://t.co/4Z3eBKGlE5
@Grady_Booch He's also asking the Twitter programmers to *print out* all the code they have written in the last 30-60 days for his review. SMH. I'll bet the programmers who plop the tallest paper stacks on his desk are the ones who keep their jobs if they still want to at this point.