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aaronpk_tv
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@aaronpk @Gargron I think Aaron's point is key - it's layering a social network on top of audio, giving a richer experience than just text, but not as heavy an experience as video (in a time when we're all sick of endless zoom calls).
Ben Thompson had an interesting piece on his Stratechery site about the rise of Clubhouse and others in "social audio": https://stratechery.com/2021/clubhouses-inevitability/
His main point being that these tools are making it even easier to discover, listen, and participate.
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Photo “Wear the mask” Joseph
https://twitter.com/photojoseph
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Feb 16
I’m almost afraid to ask… what’s a “hodl”?
Yeah just...you don't want to get involved 😂 -
Torgie, but 6+ feet away
https://twitter.com/torgie
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Feb 16
Bitcoin fanatics are usually proud libertarians. And as far as I can tell, proud libertarians are pretty much just republicans who like drugs, so... I'm not surprised there's overlap in pronoun/mask opinions. -
It’s nothing particularly unique itself, but it’s not something that’s been done on voice platforms before. It’s like overlaying a social network on top of conference calls.
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Eugen
https://mastodon.social/@Gargron
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Feb 16
I don't really understand why people are talking about Clubhouse at all. Has their use case not already been long solved by Teamspeak, Mumble, Discord, Zoom, Skype, Jitsi and so on?
The voice technology itself isn’t a challenge. The social features are where they are innovating (discovery, being able to listen as well as participate in calls, etc) -
went on a little ice walk this morning while the power was out!
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Sorry your notifications are flooded, actually it’s a very valid point. While the idea of @Bitcoin is fantastic, it’s facing a lot of challenges it can’t fulfill.
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ahh much better. I now have a bot that will auto-block bitcoin fanboys who reply to me.
The bot searches my replies and blocks accounts with "bitcoin", "hodl" and similar words in the bio 😀
(Don't worry, if I'm already following you it won't block you!)
