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I often criticize social media companies for not doing enough to counteract the toxicity that festers on their platforms. But it’s easy to criticize wh…
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The Perfect MVP is going on a short pause
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Hey friends. It feels like forever since we last met here. I’ve been traveling and spending time with family. It’s such a blessing to be able to bond w…
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And what does it mean for a dataset to be unrepresentative? Unrepresentative of whom?
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Regardless of who owns, funds or runs these sites, there will always be outsiders. Some outsiders should be outside - all views aren’t good faith views…
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We need more Arlan Hamilton’s. We need more people dedicated to finding and funding the talented, underserved founders. Not for charity or as part of s…
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Technology products are embedded with ethical ideas. Whether or not you openly discuss and acknowledge them doesn’t change their existence. Robinhood’s…
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So what if innovation slows? Who decided that unrestrained innovation was ever the goal? Why is innovation pace more important than everything else? Ra…
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The pursuit of stupendous scale means startups will make many if not all possible mistakes available to them. Some of these failures will have high soc…
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In all 50 states of the United States, you need a professional license to become a hair stylist. And while I agree that ponytails are important art, I …
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"One of you here will be pressured by your manager to do something for profit that will jeopardise the safety of civilians. You will have a decision to…
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The Perfect MVP is where Tobi Ogunnaike writes essays about building the future in a responsible way. What’s in a name? If you work in tech, you know t…
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