People should be paying a lot more attention to @PeteButtigieg in this presidential race. He's thoughtful and real, no posturing, with policy positions developed by observing the needs of real people. #SXSW
Tim O'Reilly
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Tim O'Reilly
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Founder and CEO, O'Reilly Media. Watching the alpha geeks, sharing their stories, helping the future unfold. Didn't pay for a blue check, cannot make it go away
- OH: "We can't entirely eliminate our technical debt. My goal is to refinance it at a lower interest rate." 😂
- If you like Trump as a disruptor of the status quo, so did @mcuban until he spent time talking with him
- If you need a dose of optimism, take a look at these statistics. What amazing progress we have made as a species! Let's not blow it now
- Replying to @justinamashPlease step up, and do everything you can to have a truly independent investigation. History has its eyes on you and your peers.
- The view of San Francisco from the Rockridge BART station looks like a science fiction movie poster!
- When you read this story about how New Orleans reduced homelessness by 90%, you realize that the answer is not rocket science: Get people into housing, then work on their other issues after that.
- There are so many inventions hiding in plain sight when you try to serve customer needs rather than corporate needs. #NextEconomyAfter working with poor kids in Kenya, Kenton Lee invented shoes which grow 5 sizes in 5 years #SundayMorning pic.x.com/iEICqmVCLf
- So impressed with the intelligence, practicality, and values of @Ocasio2018. She gives me hope for the future of democracy in America. "Big money can only win against other big money. Everything changes when you can out-organize big money."
- I've witten a critique of Silicon Valley's obsession with monopoly as a business model. It's a #longread but I hope you will stick with me to the end. And more importantly, if you are an entrepreneur or a VC, I hope you will make different choices!
- At @donttrythis's studio, I got to hold the circuitry for a byte from an IBM 702 computer circa 1953. Also, a memory circuit from Apollo 11... He says "You can touch anything because the sweat and the patina of your enthusiasm becomes part of the history of the object."
- Incredibly insightful and important, and puts its finger on my worry that we are all playing into Trump's game
- Philip Guo's new article about programming with ChatGPT is one of the few that actually describes the experience of doing something non-trivial with ChatGPT, and talks about what works, what doesn't work, and what could be improved.
