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Adam Pierno
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It’s @apierno from the bird app.
Someone saw one of my tweets. One person. Feels newsworthy.
Sure, this new [tech, film, tool, place] is revolutionary and amazing but it ignores [extremely niche edge case]
- every article since 2010
- every article since 2010
reminder: you owe a thoughtful response to every unsolicited, copy/pasted sales pitch
But an equally good approach might be to demonize the content creators (especially those from credible publications) and attempt to extract to public services, especially if you don't understand why your app became featured on all local news in the country.
Luckily, reach has been completely extinguished, so those regular people can't share their frustration with one another using this platform
I'm no product manager, but if I had journalists creating and sharing tons of free content AND emergency services treating my product as core infrastructure, I might consider what that means to the people I'm trying to keep from fleeing
RT @AmberCadabra
I have no idea if anyone will actually see this, but to my BIPOC friends who are interested in trying out Bluesky, send me a DM (let me know if you can't) and I'm going to connect you with someone who can invite you
I have no idea if anyone will actually see this, but to my BIPOC friends who are interested in trying out Bluesky, send me a DM (let me know if you can't) and I'm going to connect you with someone who can invite you
Based on watching many hype cycles, here's what I know to be true about AI:
1. The impact will be much bigger than pundits predict
2. The biggest impact will be something other than or indirect result of what pundits predict
1. The impact will be much bigger than pundits predict
2. The biggest impact will be something other than or indirect result of what pundits predict
RT @adamconover
The pattern is obvious: The proposals that they refuse to engage with are the ones that would protect writers the most. That would protect us from being turned into gig workers they pay by the day. We are fighting for nothing less than the survival of writing as a viable career.
The pattern is obvious: The proposals that they refuse to engage with are the ones that would protect writers the most. That would protect us from being turned into gig workers they pay by the day. We are fighting for nothing less than the survival of writing as a viable career.