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Jun 12
if you need us, we’ll be in a villa in mysore arguing about product decisions with unreasonable conviction.
stay tunedd :))
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One of my favorite product demos of recent time! Can’t wait for the release
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May 4
Culture doesn’t just live in museums, rituals, or history books. It lives in what people watch, replay, quote, imitate, and obsess over.🎞️
Entertainment is how culture travels, mutates, and sticks.
This week’s Almanac gets into how films, music, books, and media shape the way we see ourselves and each other. Link below!🔗
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Why not open up microsoft copilot subscription to be used by third party applications?
> Microsoft becomes the infra and inference layer for AI applications
> AI application companies benefit from being able to tap into a large enterprise distribution
> Users benefit from being able to use any model that they like and also simplified payments/subscriptions
@satyanadella @Copilot
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Apr 27
Everyone talks about open courts and equal law.
But the real divide shows up before you even enter one. Subscriptions, saved notes, AI that can turn one idea into five solid arguments while you’re still framing the first.
Same bare act, same facts, completely different prep.
That’s where things start leaning.
This week's Almanac gets into AI inside courts, the tools lawyers are actually using, the risks and where Indian law is heading next. Link Below!🔗
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Almanac retweeted
Apr 17
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Apr 17
there’s a weird moment with most AI tools where you’re still in the middle of a thought and they’re already trying to wrap it up.
but some of the most important work happens exactly while -
> you’re still talking,
> sharing context,
> testing a thought,
> following a thread
that’s the part @thinkwithalma is designed for: working in the middle of the thought, not just at the end of it. more on this soon!
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Apr 13
Recommendation systems feel like they should know you by now.
They track what you watch, when you pause, what you drop halfway, what you come back to.🔀
And still, what they suggest often feels slightly off.
Not because they lack data, but because they’re solving a different problem than you are.
This week's piece talks about why recommendations feel broken. Link Below!🔗
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Apr 6
Six degrees of separation. The idea that any two strangers on earth are linked through just six social steps. It has inspired plays, parlour games, and a Facebook algorithm.💡
And there is something genuinely compelling about it. The mathematics holds up. The network science is real. There is a reason this idea has survived nearly a century.
But the closer you look, the more complicated it gets. This week's Almanac gets into it.
🔗Link below!
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Mar 30
Sports feel like the one place where outcomes are actually earned. Clear rules, shared field, visible effort and first is first.
But the race doesn't start at the starting line. It starts years earlier, in who got access to coaching, nutrition, facilities, and time.
This week's Almanac is on why sporting meritocracy is a partial truth and why partial truths are the most convincing kind.
🔗Link below!
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